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Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
pursuance OF Law, JANIS X. PoLK, President Of the
United States OF America do hereby declare and make
known that public sales will be held the aforementioned
after designated, 10 wit
At the land Office at the sAULT STE. MARIE, COM
meneng Monday the 10th day OF October tor dis
posa OF the public lands within the
townships and parts Of townships, to Wit
North of The base line, and Dest Of the principal meridian.
The North and South Fox Island situated fractional
townships hirtyfour and thy6ve, Of range thirteen.
The "Manitou Island" situated in fractional townships
thryone and thrywo, Of range fourteen, and fractional
townships thirty thirty and hirtytwo, OF range een
Townships forty one and forty-two, Of range twenty
Townships fortyone and fortywo, OF range
Township forty-one, OF range twenty-two.
Township forty-onc, OF range twenty y-three.
Al the land Office IONA, commencing Monday the
Esd day OF October next for the disposal Of the public lands
within the aforementioned fractional townships situated in
the former .fanisfee Indian Reserve viz
North of the base line, and csf of the principal meridian.
thirteen.
Fractional townships twen-one and twenty-five, OF range
four cen.
Fractional townships twenone and twenty-five, Of range
fifteen.
Fractional townships twenty and twenty-five Of range
Lands appropriated BY Law for the Of schools, military
or other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The Offering Of the above e-nenoned lands viii be commcn
ced the days appointed snd proceed In the order in which
they advertised with all convenient dispatch, until the
whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed But
sale sh be kept open longer than two weeks and p
entry any Of the lands will be admitted until ser the
expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand the City OF Washington this eighth
day Of July sbno Domni thousand eight hundred
forty eight
By the President JAMES X POLK
RrcaARp M. YoUNs
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

A telegraphic despatch from New Orleans dated
the l4ih instant states that portion OF the Ievee
had fallen in on that day, when it was crowded with
people, some Of whom were drowned-the number
rot ascertained.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

LETTER FROM Mn. COLLIER, OF Omo.-All who
were present at the Whg National Convention at
Philadelphia will remember Mr.. COLLIER, of Ohio,
who took prominent part in the debates Of that
body. Though strongly opposed at that time to
the nomination Of General TAYLOR, he has since
written the following letter, which we find in the
Cincnnati Chronicle:
STEuBEsyILLE, JuLr s, 1S4S.
DElR Srn On my arrival home on Saturday night las,
bad the pleasure Of finding your favor Of the l4h umo
In return for the very friendly feelings you have manifested
towards personally and your kind approval Of my course
in the recent Convention only render in return the
reward Of my humble thanks II true that in tho ConyeD
ton did not for Gen TATLon but in accordance with
the instructions had received my was cast for another
distinguished parsonage.
With the nomination, however, perfectly satisfied
believe man, since the days ofGsoaer wsmxeros has
led the American army with wisdom and prudence or
more determined vaor and devoted patriotism than Genera
TAYLOR believe that the great interests Of our beloved
country will be safe in bis hands, and under his guidance and
direction With this conviction how could do otherwise
than did In every emergency he has been found able for
the crisis viii give him my hearty support, believing that
with such pilot at the helm Of the good old shin United
States he will weather every that may arise, and that
should the sea be Rough" he will be always Ready"
Very truly your friend,
]. COLLIER.
p. DouoLAss, Esq.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

We learn that Colonel HAnTRAmcK and Captain
ScoTT, OF the Virginia Regiment OF Volunteers,
reached the city Of Richmond last Saturday.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

A meeting of the Wings of HAMILTON COUNTY,
ONO, was held on the 9Th. 1t was very large and
very enthusiastic. Committees were appointed 10
perfect the organization of the Wings and prepare
for the contest, and resolutions were adopted de-
claring the purpose of the Wings Of Ohio to leave
nothing undone which shall aid the election of the
Whig ticket
Ex Governor JONES, of Tennessee, was present,
and addressed the meeting with so much effect that
at night the People got up another meeting, which
is thus noticed by the Cincinnati Gazette
'Jus at night, it announced by crier through the
Streets that the Wings would gather in the Fifth street
ket space and that Gov JOsEs would address them And
such large and enthusiastic improptu gathering is seldom
witnessed The market space thronged by thousands
Gov JoSEs appeared about eight o'clock and hailed
with rapurous applause He addressed the crowd for two
hours with of and eloquence Of dcon
seldom equaled His speech listened to with marked
attention, characterized BY those mpulsive shouts of appro
baton which indicate the power truth honest hearts,
Governor JONES also addressed the Wings Of
LOUISVILLE on Monday night, on which occasion
the capacious room of the Court-honse was doasely
packed by very attentive auditory. The journal
saws:
The spoke about hour and quarter and was
very frequently interrupted by deafenns plaudits He por
trsyed the evils Of Locofocosm glowing terms and showed
concusvey that the election Of Gen. Csss the Pres
dency would be followed by direfu results His appeal
the Wings do their duty in tie approaching election was
thrllinsly eloquent and effective.
'We believe it the general opncE OF those who heard
Gov. Josxs that he fully sustained the high reputation
public speaker which preceded him. His speech was impas
stoned and eloquent and gave great delight eli who heard
it, Il will long be remembered Of the successful
efforts heard in this city"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

Every person entitled right Of pre-empton TO any
the lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated h required TO establish the the tssc
ton OF the Register and Receiver Of the proper Land Office,
and make payment therefor as coon a. practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed the
ment OF the public sale Of the lands the tract claim
ed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited. a..
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

DULWER's NEW NOVEL Hsrold, the last Of the
ID Saxon Kings BY the author of Pelham Renzi the Last
june so ~ r. TAYLOR.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

We conine our transations, for the present, to
what he I'M. GAnLARDET says of the preceding
events as developing the cause
"The breaking up Of the workshops in Paris has
been the origin and preext Of this social war; which has had
s lie victims the wokmen sde and the national guards
and soldiers Of the regular army the other
"The establishment Of these national workshops the
most unfortunate act Of the Provisional Government They
supplied refuge 10 all the ides and hsngerson who had
swarmed, from every part Of France, this sort Of general
amsbouse, where labor fiction and pay the only
real thing The number Of these birds Of passage who hsd
percbed upon this amounted nearly 100000 Of whom
said 10000 released or sbscondng convcis, and
from 900 600 poers and doescs who thus added
10 the income OF their real business the profits Of assumed
title The exhausted public treasury could no longer dstr
butte the wealth Of France among this host Of idle hands and
hungry mouths The National Assembly therefore resolved
10 shake them off but was seconded only eeby and ire
soue in this bold design by the Execuive power on whose
part the creation Of the national workshops had not been with
out an ultimate purpose.
In the view Of certain members Of the Provisional Gov
enment belonging ess closely 70 the Socialist or
Communist school, such Louis Bsnc Albert Ledru Roln
and Fiocon this aggomeraon Of wokmen taken INTO pay ~
the State designed for two objects One, dsciosed BY
NJ Goudchaux, temporarily charged with The portfolio o.
finance, TO form Of Prnoran guard, which certain
members Of the Government desired TO have always at com
nand instrument Of coercion, always ready, against
their political adveraes the other TO lay the foundation
for system Of concentration in the hand Of the state OF ~
public works-a system which should serve as common
practical basis for the doctrines held by the various secs
socialist school Thus the Executive power was seen pro
posing the National Assembly, IN successon two projects
OF Law having for their ends the appropriation OF s ne si
roads and ell the companies Of insurance. sgsnst hre Tor The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15
N O II JE

WNHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
Il old friends and customers, and the public gen.
orally, that he has sold out to X. r. BARTLETT, his
interest in the Tailoring Business and is ready to
recommend him TO the community as a Praciioal
Tailor.
He would also inform those having accounts due
them that to 10 paid iionl his shop, thai he is
ready to attend to the same at his former location
No. Granite Row. Those having unsettled ac.
counts due him. requested to call and settle the
same at the above named place.
N. b. lie would tender his most sincere thanks
to the public for their very liberal patronage while
he has been in the business T. HART
Bratteboro, Aug. &c, ls4s. 2tf
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To Ny Mother.

And canst thou, mother for moment think
That we, thy children, when old age shall shed
Its blanching honors on thy dropping head,
Could from our best Of duties ever shrink
Sooner the sun from his high sphere should sink,
Than we, ungratefnl, leave thee in that day,
To pine in solitude thy life away,
Or shun thee, totterng on the graves cold brink.
Danish the thought l--where'er our steps may roam
Der smiling plains, or wastes without tree,
Still will fond memory point our hearts to thee
And paint the pleasures Of thy peaceful home;
While duty bids US all thy griefs assuage,
And smooth the pillow Of thy sinking age.
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FARM FOR SALE.
BrattIeboro Hookstore-

USIrecelyed, a full invoice Of BLANK hooks
y among which are, Deny Records, Ledqers
Journals and Quartos; Cap Day Books, Journals
and Ledgers, bound and half bound Memorand.
size all of which are offered wholesale or retail
at lower prices than ever before in this market.
JOSEPH STEEN.
Brattleboro, Aug 80, 1918
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JUST RECEIVED.
A Chance for IA Barg0in.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE Farming Lands in the counties Of
' ionia, Lapeerand lngham, Michigan, for Farm
in this county,-one in or adjoining the town Of
Brattleboro preferred. These lands are in the
midst Of settlements, and warranted to be Of the
best quality. Persons DESTROYS to turn small
Farm into much larger and better one, for them
selves or their children, now have the opportu-
nifty. Enquire at this Office
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hook STORE.

BOOA SIOAG H.
NO. 3 BRICK ROW.
GEO. II. SALISBURY keep constantly
VI for sale general assortment Of BOOKS AM
STATIONERY, embracing the Comprehensiy,
Commentary-6 vols, splendid Quarto Bibles, Dc
tayo Polyglott do, fine Pew and Pocket Bibles and
Testaments, elegant assortment Of Miniature Vol
unies, well adapted for presents, and a variety Of
Miscellaneous Books Albums, Sc. Also, general
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured and for sale on the most reasonable
terms, and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
STATIONERY.
Such as Foolscap, Letter Note, Bill, Tissue, Mar
BILE perforated, Post Office, Glazed and Wrapping
Paper, Letter and Note Envelopes, Foreign and
American Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters, Black.
Blue, Red, and Indelible Ink, Letter Folders
States, lnkstands, Pen-holders, Sand Boxes, Letter
stamps Paints, Drawing Pencils, &C.. &C.
AIsO,--A prime assortment Of Pocket Cutlery
and Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c, all of which will
be sold at low prices
Subscriptions received for Chambers Cyclopcdia
OF English Literature, and Littells Living Ago.
Godeys, Graham's, Columbian and Union Mag
azines furnished free of Postagcl for $3.50 Der an
num- in advance. All other Magazines and Peri.
odicals furnished to order
N. Ii. Particular attention given to rebindinS old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines Music Books, SC.
ALso-Card Printing neatly executed on reason.
able terms
bratlleboro, June so, ls47 tf46
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For he Vermont PhGnir.
Lin

LIneS
SUGGESTED BY THE DEATH OF MISS
AUGUSTA r. SPENCER.
Twas eve-lo in hushed and darksome room,
A fair one lay, with thoughts fixed on the tomb
While round her couch came those who loved her
well,
To catch one whispered word, and say, iare"e"'
She was beloved by all, and life was sweet
To one 20 young, and yet her years now nee''
Two sisters and two brothers gather there'
And parents dear, to list to every prayer.
A few DAYS only has she turned In vain,
And sought for rest, upon her couch Of pain
But Deaths cold hand is on her heart-strings now,
And marble pnllor settles on her brow.
The village bell she heard and fearful said,
"Next time, twill toll, to tell that am dead"
She knows her days are numbered, and she feels
IT'S hard, vet still to God she calmly yields.
The night comes on, the hours fly swiftly by
Is this the night the suffering one must die
win she no more behold the mornings blush?
win then her eyes be dim her sweet voice hushed
Her thoughts are roused she hears the Father call
Nearest thou the angels sngl Now must leave
you all;
Ny parents, brothers, sisters, all adieu-
soon shall pass forever from your view
"And you, with whom my brightest hopes were
fixed,
I'know It's hard, but life is ever mixed,
With clouds and sunshine joys and sorrows deep
Yet DER my sleeping ashes do not weep.
Know am happy in the world above,
And meet me there; oh, It's q world Of love,
Unmixed with bitterness, no pain is there,
And evil never sets its awful snare.
"And oh, I'll bring band Of angels bright,
To watch DER thee, to guide thy steps arighti
And when you sleep, I'll hover round your bed,
With heavenly dreams, dispelling clouds of dread
And when you die, will conduct you home,
That place Of bliss, where sorrows never come.
Yes, joy and peace unknown, await me now,
So dry thy tears, dear friends, and let me 60"
LIES struggles now were DER, all pain had ceased
While on her heart one small white hand wa,
pressed
Her eyes were closed, the beauteous maiden slept,
While DER her couch, loves fondest yigs kept.
A pure smile rested on her features fair
Which told that heaven had set its impress there;
Those blue-veined lids were slumberng in DEATH
Those suiling lips had yielded their last breath.
H'Rsdaie, ~ IT., August rs, lsis. VI
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Notice.

HEREBY give notice that have given my son
Il LEASDRR RUSSELL, his time to act and transact
business for himself, and that shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date.
JASON RUSSELL.
Wardsboro, Aug 25, ls4s. p
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The Great Thing at last Dis
covered
CtMnCIx

~ after experimenting for five years. have at
last hit upon Composition which will beautifully
polish, and at the same time soflen the leather.
Where this article is introduced il is allowed TO
be unrivalled by any other Of the kind in this or
any other country. For its shining quality and its
nutritious elements to the leather, it is valuable
discovery to all who go for patent Leather polish
and soft Boots.
lobe had in Brattleboro, of our only Agents.
GEO. CUTLER & C0--of whom it can be had al
our wholesafl prices. S.&R,
lm2s East Whately, Mass
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NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber would give notice that he has
l. full set of Screws and Rolls and is prepared to
raise up and move buildings at short notice, and at
reasonable prices.
WILLIAM STONE.
Bratfleboro, March 6, ls4s. 90
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Teachers Wanted at Barley
Wood Seminary.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, to take charge
IA Of and conduct jointly, a male and female
boarding. and day SeLoOlin Frederick County, MARY.
land. This property, including large and eonven,
lent buildings, yards, garden, &c, will be for rent
on reasonable terms, about the first Of Sept, next
prospects, &c. may be obtained of Mrs. O. Al. Full.
Ter, at Dummerston, or Mrs. Louisa Newton, at
West Brattleboro.
Address LEVIN WEST, Barry, Frederick Co,
Md.
Aug. l. lsis. so
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Palm Leaf,

NO. !, 2, and first quality Palm Leaf, by the
" ton or single pound, for sale by
Hinsdsle n. H., Aug. o. sw5i
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Important
To Owners of Horses e. Cattle.

R2 !5 ss$ {! $$E 4; $5
-------aA> such astonishing success in France
and England for the last twenty years, is now and
has been for the last three years. performing the most
wonderful cures record in this country II is
universally admitted to be specific in the follow
ing diseases in Horses and Cattle In Horses Heayes
Chronic Cough and Common Colds Affections of tbe
Bronchial Tubes and Glands Horse Distenper Pound
or of the Chest and Limbs, Bolts and Worms And in
all cases where inflammation exists also where general
Condition Medicine sneeded In Cattle Bolts Chol.
&c, Loss Of Cud, Jaundice or Fellows Fever Stagpers
Horn Distemper, Dysentery Scurf, or Scab. Black
Tongue, Milk Fever, Coughs, Colds and when Cattle
are out of Condition II has been also used With ike
success in the following diseases among Sheep-Scab
Staggers Fever and Dropsy. Il is also sure cure for
Measles and Murrain or Leprosy in Swine.
Give the article trial and il will recommend itself
UTCAUTlON. We caution the public against ali
"Heave Powders" or "Heaye Compoundsv that have
not the written signature of j. r. Grant on the inside
Of each wrapper. Be sure TO ask for DILL OW'S
CURE and UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE.
he careful and that you get IT, as it is the only rem
edy that you depend upon to thoroughly eradicate
the above diseases. in
FORD & GRANT, Sole Proprietors, ALBANY. N. Y.
Price, % cts per package. Read & Cutler Dfigqsts
% Chatham Street, Boston, General Agents for the
New England States
WHOLESALE Administration Reed e. Cutler
Springfield, q. c. Segur, H. g. c. Brewer, Brattlebo
70, BUTTON a. CLARK; West Brattleboro Orlen
Pratt q Co, 4. Dunklee and by other druggists
throughout the u s. 26w26
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Wool Carding.
NOTICE.

TT having become absolutely necessary for me in
Il order to meet my debts to make some collec-
tons, hereby give notice to all indebted to me,
either by note account, Of more than ono years
standing to make immediate payment. As it is
inconvenient for me 10 leave my business to make
my collections, hope this call will be answered, rs
have heretofore made repeated efforts TO make
collections and failed in the attempt now notify
all deinquents that unless they give this last call
their immediate attention, they will find their notes
and accounts in an Attorneys hand after September
LIST, ls4s. LEMUEL X. BEMIS.
Rratteboro, July 10th, lsls. tA7
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BLACK Cherries.

DIM BUSHELS BLACK CHERRIES want.
NOO ed by the subscriber, for which the high
est price will be paid in Goods, at Cash prices
Brattleboro, Aug "a. -
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Prototypes! Prototypes!


~ ne vi .ne> .1rn,
VERMONT DAGUERREAN GALLERY is
still open for the purpose of taking Mipiaures in
this beautiful process, The subscriber ppld again
call the attention of the citizens of Brateboro and
vicinity to his collection Of Daguerreotypes, wliieh
may be seen at his room in Halls Long Building,
first door south of the Post Office. Those in want
of fac smile of self or friends will only have to
step up to his operating and sit l6 seconds to
enable the shadow TO be transferred to silver plate
and then the question arises, which is the most val
liable, $500 note perfect likeness Of an es-
teemed friend. As the Gallery is to be closed in
two months for the season, all DESTROYS of securing
"the shadow the substance fades" will bear in
mind that delays are dangerous.
CI hand, a Largo assortment OF materials, such
as used in the art for sale at reduced prices to
close up the establishment by the first of October
Instructions as usual.
oh. COOLEY
Brattleboro, Aug, ls4s. 81
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J. b. MI Err,
SNSSS&eNAMNN E&NMNSNc

bfuttieDOrO, We
A Ii orders for BUSINESS, and VISITING CARDS
IA Mars, &c. &C.. will be executed in o, good ayls
and at as reasonable prices as can be done in New
England
IT-N. B-Having made arangeme nts win a
good Engr1ver, am prepared to do every descrip-
ton of ENGR1 VING ut as Low PRIOES as
can be done in out Of Boston
~ Also, Book and Job printing done at rea.
sonable prices. August TO- ls4s
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ESTY'S
Pamp aud Lead Pipe Mandatory

At the Old Stand South Of the Bridge.
VNHE Subscriber continues to manufacture Copper
j. Pumps and Lead Pipe of superior quality,
which he will warrant to be equal to any made in
this or any other place His Pumps and Lead Pipe
he will put up at short notice. and warrant them on
such conditions as cannot fail to suit the purchaser
Pressed Pipe coated with tin, called next to sill
YER constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
prices.
5- Lumber and most kinds Of produce taken
In exchange JACOB ESTY.
Bratteboro, Aug. II, ls4s.
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Cheese, Lard, Hams,

DRIME New Mich Cheese, do. meal do, extra
l. Lard in bbls and kegs, smoked Hams and
Shoulders, Salt Pork, Salt Beef &C, constantly on
hand, at j. w FROST'S.
81 No g Granite Ro,r.
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CCTFINS.

A VERY LARGE ASSIGNMENTS all size.
n at A. VAN DooRN & SONS, at reducet
prlCes
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FOR SALE.

[EWA 'IhiE House on High Street known
&Mss.6 II as the warren House.
~ IfiM Inc above property is pleasantly 10.
caled on High Street, tbut few rods
=. rom Main, is conveniently arranged
for Two families, ana contains sufficient front land
for another good building lot The ahova In I'i.u
sold low by immediate application 10 ei,Ior Ds ~
undersigned. &C. HALL. ''' VI '"e
CALVIN TowNsLEY.
April |, lsis mo
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RUNNING WATER.
OILS, PAINTS. &C.

OILS, PAINTS, &C.
NM CALLS Lntseed Oil, $50 do Boiled Oil
nish, s. do superior Cabinet do. 1000 lbs pure
Dry Lead, 300 lbs pure Ground do, Spirits Tur,
pentlne, iarls and Chrome Greens, Chrome Yellow.
Lamp BLACK, Chinese and Am. Vermion, Pain,
and Whliewash brushes, and every other article
ces by DuTT0N & CGAPt
Draiilehoro, May 20, lsis. AM,
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"A hE manufacturers of various kinds of Cooking
IA Plate and Parlor Stoves, to which thew invite
the attention Of the trade
they viii be pleased to make an arrangement
with one firm in each town, for the sale OF their
New England Air Tight Cooking Stove,-a draw
ing Of which will be found above
Their list of Machinery patterns is very extensive,
having been collecting during the past fifty years
siillwights and others may find il to their advan
tage to examine their Pattern List, a copy Of which
may be found at the office of the Phoenix.
Sept. 2S. ly6