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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
J. McMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT FOR IS47.
IL - ne re

O11If1NJi I1SIADLISffED FASSACE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully brgs leave to tender his
sincere thanks TO his friends and the public
LOT very liberal support he has received upwsrds of
twenty years and socits of their conf
The despatch by which his have been b ought
out and the prompness by which his very drafts
have been paid at the banks are atters
sameen gaarantee TO the public for the faithful Perform
ahce Oh any future contracts entered into with him
The following the days of sailing Of the regular line Of
packets to and from Liverpool viz list 9th l6 stb s,.i
and 26,h Of each month throughout the year.
IN addition to the above regular line number of splendid
SHIPS such as the Adirondack Marmon RappahSnnock Ii
beIty Sea- Green9ck Broom and Ocean Queen will con.
tnue TO sail from Liverpool weekly regular succession
IN Liverpool. ' - ''"'
The regular line of London Packets sail from New yo,L
on the ist sh 18th and gath and from London on the sh,
Persons DESTROYS OF sending for their friends residing in
me Old Country can have them brought any the
above splendid vessels moderate terms - - ~
And Tor the accommodation of wishing to remit
money u he amiies or friends have arranged the pay
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

W ARCHY GRIEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
singing Birds IA, now e. hand and prepared to Sfs
Selected without regard to price from every qu,rter
OF the Globe. Amongst the following will be found the
Birds, matched and prepared to be for Matching with
EnsIish French German, African, South American Chi
nese, and Domestic Together with the choice de-
Norway Swans silver and golden Pheasans and
saG, n'aE M S french ana spansn roodes
fancy Dogs Bird Cages Of every variety Also Archy
Birds, &c. sc.
". d. Every variety of hi Seeds, Cages, SC.
T. s. Letters, post paid viii all times meet with prompt
attention from A. GRIEVF, No. John street, New York
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look ont for Christmas Presents. Archy will be
membered when the candy and the cakes forgotten Be-
ques put by his hand usual style at no,
ticc. Il rrc
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BRANDY, VINES, GIN, sEGAKs, FRUIT

BRANDY, VINES, GIN, SEGAkS, FRUIT,
&c. nc.
w c. BURDICK, No. 20 Broadway, three doors above
w Wall street, offers for sale the following in lots to
Whskey, Scotch and Irish do
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, f. and other brands do
sherres, pale, gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne, various brands do
Clarets in case do do
Barsack, Burgundy, Sauteme do
Segars Sardinss, Fruits &cy&c do
Scotch Ale, In pints just landed, ripe do
w. C. b. pledges himse most faithfully. keep and de
liver, only OF the best quality, and solcs the the
public.
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his friends and we'll
whers that he be found the above
where he hopes to his old friends and
I'm
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DIR. KELLINGER'S

49, INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT is warranted to
eure sores and ulcers Of every nature in few days
other pans One two doses certain relieve bilious
cholc diarhGa &C., IT. is TAKEN 1t perfectly delight
full its odor aud flavor 1t 10 acknowledged to
be the best family medicine offered to the public ce
so cents per bottle
Sold Pearl street, corner Bowery and Broome; Sd
and 10th drug store Dr. Burros boy
and Chatham, and at the Il. X. office, City Hall.
m re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
No 80 Cedar sfyeef

MIR c. c. MARSH, Accountant, author of the Science
w Of Double Entry, Bookkeeping Simplifed" and the
teach as above.
Course OF nstruconThe puolc is respectfully inform-
ed and assured that the plan pursued by M Marsh teach
ing this important branch Is truly course of practice
The pupil becomes familiar from actual use with ali the
books constituting set and person of good capacity will
by this become competent bookkeeper in about
one month, and will receive certificate that effect
Pespectues with terms, be obtained the rooms
from 2 A. M TO or. M. dI2 i'm . IN
NUNNS & FISCHEkZ
WOULD call the attention Of their friends and the public
W at their Mandatory and Waeroom, ITO Greenwich
street. to examine their OF Piano Foes They
are the most fashionable and newest patterns.
d28 m srh - --N"'~~ ~-s'"~'''''"''
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SNeLArD-Messrs. Spooner, Atwood Co.. Bakers Loui
Liverpool. '''
scoTLAspThs City of Glasgow Bank and all its branches
and Agencies.
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to Pha
dephia Boston and Baltimore by the uar Packet Ships
on application being made personally by letter. post paid
addresscdto JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South streets New York
Or JAMES BEcKET X Son, and No. / Waterloo Road
Mr.. Richard MURPHY Lyerpool d2a
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PLUNRET & PARDESSUS,
NO 1891 FULTON STREET,

Sell excellent at So 90 and only charge % 50 for
&Ather tIRsu QUALiTy MoLIsKIN AND NUTRIA HATH.
B-PLU4KETT PARDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats 70 equal The least those OF
establishment and public that it would be utterly
$3.50 d29 I'm srrc
a THREE DOLLAR HATS-The undersIgned has
IIs finished assortment of Beautiful Nutria
which ne will sell the above price, These Hats will
their shape and luse long as any s. Hat sold.
ROBERTSON, SO Fulton street,
between William aud Gold.
~ B-1he undersigned does not pretend to offer the
very best Nuta Hsts At the above price THAT being inn
possiblel; his best" he sells at 81 so.
die 3wsr ROBERTSON.
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DOG FOUND.


c.0 A LARGE MAsTIFf. white and briude .Ior
@ S. .a hin ss a: sgs
Ss ehslE.s: 80 :. .,''1 $50 - i'll s.r roy
PIANO FOR SALE.
splendid new PIANO ofseven octaves,
Cam BE- s s ne between no 10 o aI NJ
W. 1sand o'clock PM, at No. Centre Make,
place jha
EHtyH4C = CASTLE &EDWIN McCORKELL,
the latter att from the Royal Academy Of Music,
Vx 'or Violin, at their residence. 81 Lispenard st.,
BsfSdT e a # s B;p
dll msrc
For SALE CHEAP.
- THE UNION HOUSE." now doing good bpsi-
with stock Of liquors and 6stars.' will BE- sold low a:
Jms ss E,nss Enquire on tho
IA tOh sALE-1he buildings aud lease ofthe lol No.
cH IS Robinson Front house wood, do brick,
lRENCH'S HOTEL.
"a pubic that he has removed iom hi. late hotel
in Fulton street 70 his other hotel Chatham street
yonal bedrooms and furnished them style that will bear
Upon no viii there be more than one bed ia room
the price for which will be Is cents per night dl7 msrc
FOR SALE,
~ A THREE STORY HOUSE on Esd street. between
With ths latest including KITCHEN range,
s Sa hs soa e n
qa wn and s Re-, , %RdoM s hoa.
d., lm.rh 72 Pearl
JOHNSON'S BIRD STORE,
No. 2oss sREsB "a SsG ssG
ss s
invited to hear them WIS in j ID
d3l 2w*rc I'd door from Stewards.
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~ ~ M& &

A. 49, 6u.r 49, 49, .| A. ), ,,4 g.
hey , HEX K.sS Lime
ss :'as sos q M ssxss
Person.. ADAS SAhhs, g.. Am fNEAAhahEELEY
psshs': On s.. ;sP
peneneed captain. accustomed to the passenger trade and
R Poi sns kindness to T h;5 Rea
dor 90 South street. Cd door below BurlinT slip.
,S&& p6 HNlOs tiNk OF PACKkrs F3a L!VEK.
sailing packets . Is ity csp,
Palmer VIII positively sal Saturday Januy l6 her
guar day
Those wishing to bsrhs shouId make early appca
ITO" on '''' w. 3'T:' i'it;s South
The soUTHERNER will sail from Iiyerpoo ON n. 10Th
March persons wishing to send for their friend, have
as above. ja7 RI
.k&& FOR LiyERP0OL..To sail with despatch
Captain eli sscs on.
The accommodations for cabin second cabin see rage
SsT'
and Judge Tor themselves before engaging elsewhere
TURNER apply on 'o''g 5sEFH Mfe
sPeron. wishing to send for tSe friends from the old
can have them brought out by this ship on reasonable
me Af tsos tEsy q hs s.
'ETfHfssd 5; .'%s cas a sfsss
comprising his line oh he q f and will
'aa from LisSs' r ssF YORK. f''i
=; III
to the pd County, or ' shc:.
e. In. Of e ss
,hp as Their great render. them every way more
modaiions for cabin second cabin and sssass p,snser
s to make early d 20
board loot oil Du'ns Slip o W r. rApscorr
A''h'ir general 81 scS, Passage ss S Sass south
'S GEO S' Sr SsS,l'fS ss' s,;$
Draft, ior any amount payable on demand without dis
sma o. al se az Dgn Be- OF o s'9
by letter post paid as above. jsn
AK FOR LIvERPOOL-The New Lne-Rs
ship f QUEEN Of THE YG' VEST
Captain Philip woodhouse 1850 viii sail above her
For freight having splendid large and comfort
pier Ba'' %o ,l,G II E MNruRN " South .
,I I$s pssss; s :sg "coYsTIryToNd 1900
IN .s . Sss h: sailing F. Rs:
gong board, will meet with despatch.
For balance of freight passage having excellent accom-
modations apply on board, foot Of Dover 81, Err
Orb Woodruff MINTURN, 81 soubst
S&k FOR 0LAsGOW-Lino of Packets-Rsguar
1850 Packet OF the LIST Of FebrusryThe fine new fast
innH6.saiIing packet ship SAKACEN, Capt NJ T. Hsw-
kins, Will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight Or passage having eIcellent sccommodanon
Woodruff Il MINTUnN,
- 81 South street
The regular packet ship Brooksby Capt Hugh McEwsn
VIII succeed the Saracen and sail regular day. March
Qth
S&k ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR
2D NEW OHLEhNS--The following splendid
Jackets will sail for New Orleans, as under =
RACKET ship MEMPHIS. Capt Bunker Saturday, 10th
The accommodations for CABIN second cabin and
nssenger are unequalled for comfort and
Those wishing TO secure berths should make early applca
ton TO - WIZ. 7. TAPSCOTT,
~ m 6 South st I'D door below Burling slip.
,Gfk PACKETS FOR HAyRE-secon5 L,ne-The
Mxkl packet ihip ST. NICHOLAS, Crpt w. Eve |
6eish, will sail on the first day Of February For
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANT

ill., AaGkEs ~
ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1857.
ID W. BYRNE CO., OF NEW YORK AND Ii.
YERPOOL, being the oldest and largest established
house in the emigatiag business beg leave call the
ofhe public generally their superior
Tor the ensuing Persons DESTROYS of sending through
this their friends residing the Od CouptryD
safely depend they will have immediate despatch aud
every means will be taken TO detention IN Liver
pool The Packet Ships Of this line all of first csss
and commanded by men Of acknowledged skiil-one OF
which sail five days aso be made
70 forward passengers, direct from Dublin Cork Water
ford, Londonderry, and Belfast. -
Dafs aad Bills of Exchange given for any amount paya
Die on demand without discount, any Of The principal
towns IN the United Kingdom From the above arTapso.
the subscrbers confdeny that the patronage
winch has been literally extended many wears
pst will not be withheld the coming season of
should OF the engaged for embark the money
will be refunded customary ''
For further particularly II by letter. paid apply to
r. w. BYRNES & Co.
oo South street, of Wall, N. Y.
EDWARD SAUL Agent
- p w. BYRNE5 4 Co.
Ja3lm errc 80 waterloo Road Liverpool
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=, >o~r,x,, BRITISH AND NORTH AMER
>.ts.t2k.fss CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIpa
>Est&E[s,o Of 1900 tons aud 40 horse power each n,
siysl.Sssy der contract with the Lord. OF hs Adm,
tiDr.hrIh'. sss.ss-s Capt. a. Nyrio
CALEDONIA. -. Cap. Il. q. Lott
BRITANNIA. ........ Capt. J: Hewitt,
CAMBltlA-.. ,.s.yapt =. ii E. Judhsa
tA,g,A AZ, A. ta,csp, VIM Harrison
lows
49, yaos BOSTON. - yaoa LIVERPOOL
ihbsmia. .... Fec. l8H IIibemia jan L. isi-
Cambria March l. 1917 Cambria Feb A. 1857
Hbenia. April l. 1917 HIbernia.. March A. 1917
fAssAsE Morsy.
From Boston TO Liverpool ,................
From Boston to Halifax 90. ............ 20.
No berths secured until paid for These ships carry er
Ierieneed surgeons No freight except specie received on
days OF sailing.
for freight any other information apply to
ID. BRIGHAM, Jr, Agent,
- AtHABspEE x co -, 6 Wall 81.
In add,son TO the above line betweea Liverpool and
iiaay, and Boston contract has been with
Her M1csys government, to establish line between Law
eipooi ana New YORK direct The steamships for this ser
be given ofhe time when they will Under the new
COMPACT the will sail every Saturday during eight
months and every fortnight during the other months in ihe
year, Gong Alternately between Liverpool and Hanr
and loston, aud between Liverpool aud New York is n
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WIN TEX CLUI HING
SELLING OFF AT COST AT w. H; DE0ROOT
~ CO.'S, l02 Fulton street, second block sast of Broad
way, New York, where every variety Of Gentlemsn's
Clothing be had for lower prices than
shment IN the city of New York
Over Coats and Over Sacks Of Broadcloth Beaver Pilot,
Twseds and Mazurka Cloths ofevsry style and color from
o., - to $40
Coasone half three and full circle, OF French and
American Brondcloths, from IS TO t25
Dress and Frock Coatsblack blue brown olive green
ofFrsnch, English Belgian and American Cloths, from
49, - to SIG.
Oss and Business Coats reltQ Sack and Winter brooks
from a. m ~
rans-Brcsdcoth Ca:smeres plain and fancy. Doe Skin
French English, and American, from 81 to IS
vs..double breasted straSh! breast, and r.lns collar.
new styles: plain and faucy VeveI Wooden Vcvets
snsre, plain and fancy satns and Snks, from 81 g.
large Of BroadIo Cassimeres and Vest,nes
which will BE- made order, suit the fastdious
Boys Clothing, Of every description, constantly
hand. w. H. DE(}ROOT a co.
No 100 EpIton
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c.2 A LARGE MAsTIFr. white and brude 'Ior
w The owner can have him by calling at the north
LII of Ridge and Delaney street, aud pay.
Hg charges lila
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OVER SHOES

OVEK SHOES.
- LADIES' and Gentlemen, at ssT Broadway, you
0s can Nm the yurs shee tlndia Rubber Over Shoes
from the largest the smallest and cheap
made out Of old rubber And large of cork Sole
Double do and light French Boots also OF
ladies' misses and children bsot and Shoes equally cheap
at 36I Broadway. corner Of Franklin de- Inns re
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.6fS0 ,FUK L!VEKPUOL-To sail with despatch-
MxH The splendid first class fast sailing packet KALA-
2e44fkfknMAZOO, Captain Clark. burthen 900 tons
The accommodations for cabin cabin and rage
passengers as TO comfort unequaed by ship
Persons intending to embark would do well 90 ON board
and Judge Tor themselves before engaging elsewhere For
further particulars apply on board North River
to JOSEPH M'MURRAY,
- . Corner of Pine and South SITS
SPersons wishing send for their friends from the old
country can have them brought this ship
terms. by appYing s above. ire
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Az PACKETS FOR HAYRE--second Line--The
AD paetetihip ST. NICHOLAS, Cept; w. Eye.
&6sleigh will sail on the first day OF February. For
freesht or passage spolyto Boyd HlNCKEN;,
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,f&k ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR
MX4H NEW ORLEANS The following splendid
Packets will sail for New Orleans, as under =
racket ship MEMPHIS Capt. Bunker, Saturday, 10th
The accommodations for CABIN second cabin and Storage
pnssenges are unequaed for comfort and convenience
Those wishing to berhs should make early appca
w ri n TAPSCOTT
IL ri South al door beloy Railing al in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22
Later from Mexico.

Dates from Mexico to the 18th ult. have been re-
ceived.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs had referred to
the Mexican Congress the despatch Of Mr. Buchan-
an, announcing the appointment Of Mr. Trist as
Commissioner, with full powers to conclude de-
hnitive treaty Of peace. The basis Of the treaty is
not stated.
There had been no quorum Of the Congress up
10 the 29th.
Il is said General Scott gave the Govrnment to
the 3Oih ult. TO act upon the proposition, when he
intended to march upon the capital.
Buchanan's letter is dated April 18TH and ac-
knowledges the receipt Of the Mexican Minister
letter of the 22d Of February, declining to accede
to our proposition TO send commissioners to Jalapa,
Havana. or any other point. before Mexican terri.
tory had been evacuated by the American troops
Buchanan writes that such conditions are abso.
lu,ey nadmissible and are neither demanded by
national honor, nor sanctioned by the practice oil
nations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22
VERMONT PHENIX,
Prospectus to the 14th Volume of the
"Ph@nix," Commencing on the goth
of August.

As an acknowledgment Of the increasing aud lib
era patronage il has received. the next volume Of
the "Ph9nix" will commence with some improve
ments, designed to give !, still more value and in
terest to our subscribers
Though il is now the largest newspaper in the
State, we shall give il a new dress Of smaller aud
beautiful type, by which the reading matter will be
much increased, and at the same time our adyettis.
ing friends better served. With subscription list
now exceeding seventeen hundred, we afford an
extent Of circulation for advertisements which few
country papers possess. and our new arrangement
will enable US 10 accommodate Ill without encroach-
ing upon the space allotted TO miscellaneous read
ing.
Additional prominence and more careful atten-
ton will be given to the department OF agriculture
Having access TO all publications on this subject in
various sections Of the country and being aided by
the contributions of practical farmer of this conn
y, we shall make careful selections of all nforma-
ton and improvements adapted to our soil and cir
mate, or possessing general interest.
As agricultural productions in the cities and 9TH
er States intended for general circulation the,
contain much matter Of no practical utility in the
climate aud soil Of this section Of the country, and
we hope by the course proposed to furnish in this
paper to the farmers Of this vicinity, all agrcultu
raj information interesting or beneficial to them,
and thus supply the place of other more distant
publications.
II is not intended that tho space assigned to az
riculture and mechanics shall exclude or abridge
miscellaneous literature; on the contrary, we hope
to give il greater variety and interest. Though.
strongly disappearing the sicky trash which makes
up the contents Of most modern novels, we see
nothing 10 condemn in well written and properly
directed tale. Its attractive garb induces in the
young taste for reading, and when used to en-
courage morality and vrtue-to incucatc the Ger.
tain reward of industry and perseverance,; and the
eventual punishment n dishonesty, vice and evil
passions howe pros as for time, it produces
a salutary and lasting auence. A tale Of this
kind, as happy in style as i, is beautiful in moral.
will be commenced with the first number Of the
next volume and as we shall publish no extra num-
bers Of the edition. new subscribers for the next
volume will do well to give us Timely notice.
We have a large and increasing subscription
from the adjacent county in New Hampshire. aud
portion Of the paper will be assigned to local mat
tiers Of personal or political interest to them.
On the whole. the best efforts of the publishers
will not be wanting TO render this journal instruct
i've and interesting TO all classes and pursuits. rely
dg for remuneration upon their appreciation and
continued patronage.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22

WOOL.-We have change 10 notice In the price oil
this article. Supplies continue 10 come in from the coun'
try but hear OF sales Of any considerable moment
The following taken from the European Times;
"There is much quietness in the Wool markets, both 10
England and the connen Of Europe The public sales 10
London terminated. 10 Liverpool little bushes,
being done and prices tend downwafds MessFs Hughes
q Ronald in their Modthy Circular just issued, thus
writes .The continuance oil favorable weather. the glow
ing of the appearance OF the crops all over the
country and the comparative ease IN the money marke
have all tended produce healthy tone IN the WOOL
business and should the reduction in the rate oil discount
BY Bank Of England be determined on as seems 10 DC
expected will further contribute TO more active demand
and lead 10 full employment in the manufacturing
districts We greater confidence IN this than IN the
expectation Of any advance in rices The Pnncl-
pal arrivals been from the west coast OF South AmeI'
ca consisting Of Alpaca and Sleeps WOOL the latter ehleuy
wsshedt we have also received few parcels oil medter-
raneAn Woods Of various kinds Until the course
the prices Of Britain Woods likely to take, there VIII
moi lie much demand for foreign Wools which have for
s0metme been used substutej the demand Tor otheI
kinds Of foreign continues steady and prices without
change The trade have been principally engaged al the
pubc sales in London, which commenced on the 10Th u
and will close this day; the total quantity brought forward
will exceed $4,000 bales. Al the commencement, buyers
acted with grea caution, under the idea that so large
quantity could hardly be got through at the present tune
but IL "a gratifying TO find that although the prices arc
shoekngy low theY have succeeded in dsPoslng Of hs
greater part, and have only been compelled 70 withdraw
small portion and the result IL considered quite az saac
tory was to be expected under the circumstances
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22

TBE CBnD MURDERED AT OysTERyiLLE.-A gentle
man this city received letter yesterday giving most
terrible explanations Of the murder Of Mr. George Hinek-
eys child, at Oystervle, Barnsabe, on Sunday last The
coffin containing the corpse was taken into the church on
Tuesday, and al the neighbors collected there and
one BY one according the form Of the old superstition,
requested lay their hands the coffin and declare their
innocence Of the murder When 10 the turn Of the
mother Of the child she realistically laid her hand on the
coffin and by great effort made ssy"l didn't do
H. didn't doii" Her manner At once created violent
suspicion against her. and ae she had been questioned
iite she made full confession Of murder and also admit
he'd that she made the several attempts TO set hTe 10 The
house which has been noticed heretofore -BosoH Post
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22

Mosr uERATURAL AND HoRRiD CRIME.-Thc Inc
lant child OF Mrs George II. Hnckey Of Osteryie, IN
Bsrnstabe, Mass stolen from its bed while asleep,
last Sunday and thrown into the harbor and drowned.
II was but ten weeks DID, and motive can be imag-
ined, which would lead To The Preparation oil such a
deed The mother was the only member Of the iami-
ly who had not gone to church, and she had gone up
stairs to do some work when the child taken
The family and it's connections all OF the highest
responsibility; and as may be supposed grsa, excite
ment prevails in the community concerning the matter.
Two unsuccessful attempts have been made within q
year Ere TO Mr. Hinckley. house and It IS re,
ported that these, together with the last mentioned
deed were the work OF insane person. which Tor The
sake of human nature we hope may prove true.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22

DRowsED-At Guilford, Green River village, on the
18th inst Orlando, aged about e years. son Of Mr. Nathan
Bolster He TO the Mill Pond with lad, younger
than himself for the purpose of bathing and proceeding
beyond hin Depth he sunk and before assistance could be
rendered, life had become extinct
Although every effort made to resuscsie him. they
al proved sborye animation had been too long suspend
ed Thus has another melancholy warning been added, TO
the already long catalogue for boys not 10 venture bathing
in dangerous places unless accompanied BY those who can
give them protection. w. H.