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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

virginia. At Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
eery begun. continued and held Tor the county Of Ohio
al the Court House thereof Wednesday, the 2Ist da
OF Iune, lsss,
In,In EliilIis,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

SERGEAN1'S OFFICE
lih July, lS4o.
I HE house recently erected by The city authorities
norm Of the city, tor Hospital, is now upoccuai-
ed Any family wishing 10 occupy it, do free,
by taking good care Of e building and Extures, aud de-
itve-ng Oss ssln of them whenever may be
r! 10 use t,.e building lat a hospital
THOS. z. SHALLCROSS,
Jgit Sergeant.
,1,>,v;ila | ;,no 100 bills. just received and
jyi7 FORSYTH e. BAKER.
Mustard lsa .t sgsss and t sse q"s Island Mustard
jyl7 FORSYTH & BAKER.
SiaI,sro, so hhls. N. O. Molasses, in store, and
- 'i"So~ ., TOT s.Ee by
jyl7 FORSYTH & BAKER.
Last pair OF god speclasies was droapet On the
1850 pavement sph0 place between jnui Mcl.ure's
md Nohs bnoN stOre, liberal reward viii re CIV If
deNFrfcd 10 Me a. hn M'Lnre's. JANE Mcl.UNE.
Jnly iO,h. ls.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
Vim Orr and otlersS
ABSTRACT.

7
consideration whereof the Court dot, adiudae or.
~ der and decree That this he ferred to James
iafN Ls one Of the masters OF this court first giving
notice of the tie pace of Ia Ming thus account liz
publication thereof in some neNsnaper printed aud rub.
hslivd IA the City OF Wheeling, for four weeks success
siNuy al east, 10 asser ain and report what
money IS due and owing to the plaintiff from the lie
ielia'i, iiam Orr arising out of the matters IN the
Nil altds'd-5so, what moneys aud effects heor ena
10 said orr have come the hand Of the defendant
shtfrard Clenes by virtue OF She deed ofassignne IN
me answer OF the defendant, VIM Han referred o-ase
Wai moneys aud effects are Ia the hands OF Ike said
C'eneh' belonging 10 said orr arising from said
nehl--asa what amount OF debts pro per chsts.a
be IN said trest iund III his, said Clemens hands AZ
eOfd!hg 10 The terms thereof and whom the same are
OWING; aud thai the said Master report his procced.
70 te Court Wi'h any mai;sr Specially stated. thun.ai
oflhe parties to &c 50 stated and The pufpose al NOR
ily enabling tie SAID Master 70 take the Sal, account
The parties hereto, ay answer each other N an oalt
fo4 iniafrsaories trusting the said &c couut 10 ie settles
by The SAID Master,
Good for COmpl sivant1 " ''N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

~ lECiNiA 10 wit: Al Rnes he Id IN the Cher = of
W Gee Of the Circuit Superior Courl of Law and
Ciancery for Wetzel county ON the hrs, Monday of
June, le.e hitJ4h liurrls, Complainant.
against
hoLeii w liiamson, David Williamson, James X Strait
Andrew strait aud Jaeoh Miller, Defendan;s
This defendant, David Williamson nst havin. entered
ms appearance aud given security according to the
act OF Assembly aud the rules OF tins court and il
appearing by satisfactory ploof THAT he is not an hah
tanI OF the ealu onWea't Of Virginia: On ,notinn az
the complainant It Is ordered that The said defendant 10
appear mere On Tie hfs day Of The neat Of tins corr
ana aAsWer He complainant ban aud that eopy or Inns
order he t"ftinyh inserted in the WheehEg Times ana
Hdzeiie aeSapaper published in the city Of II heelius
iof Two mats successfully, srd copy thereof posled
al the ifout door of the Court House ofih,s county
COY testc. FktENutDy ~. ~
lCGiHwchI Jugc IL, issS. IN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
Commissioners Once, June 30, ie4s
NDEICE

hefehy hotiy The parties having any interest in the
matter contained in The fore.oing Decree that have
appointed Thursday the I'd day Of August, 1915 a. my
ONCE IN The city of Wheeling, between the hours of
clock, NJ, ana sun set of the day. the time
aud place, when aud where VIII proceed take the
account therein directed ana will adjourn from day TO
day as may be necessary for the purpose taking
account; and require all persons having claims ains
the estate OF the SAID Robert Boyd, deceased present
the same properly vouched for settlement before
The gain day Of August next, otherwise they Will lie
excluded from any benefit of the said decree.
JAMES A CLARKE
je30 Master Commissioner in CLANCY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
LOUISVILLE SEMINARY


CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
sY r. BOYD would respectfully apprize the citizens
IA OF Wheeling thai be has at present the man-
cement the Seminary in Loydsvilit Ohio which is
IN Successful opeai aud where he will givehs usual
attention 10 those placed under his charge. The
tty a. out is HEALTHY in the hi hest degroe rich and
beam lft 0iiurna every Involvement 10 exercise The
expense II rliGg boarding lie obtained in respect
able families At 81 10 l21 per week. aud young people
are sure 10 improve greatly III their Health and physical
condition, which Should he considered III conuexlon
with Education. jyi2-3
20o KEGS Pure Pittsburgh Leaf. for sale al the man
utaciarers price, ny PRYOR & PAUL..
1000 LBS CARROTS scotch snuI, for sale low by
Qo PRloR& PAUL..
20 pSl.:. Lmseed Oil warranted pure for sale low by
No PRYOR 4 PAULl
40 BBLs. SPIRITS of Tu,pentine, in good order, for
sac low ny PRYOR q PAUL..
10 CASKS sainraius, for sale low by
bs PRYOR & PAUL..
fl cAsNs Potash for sac .ow ny
Jy6 PRYOR & PAUL..
% BONES Pure Z. ound Cinnamon, for sale low by
lys PRYOR & PAUL..
~ BASKETS pure DIV. OIL for table use, for sale
10" ny PRYOR K PAULL.
TO THE PUBLIC.
FETiIE subscriber has lhis day received an assormen
s~ @l ~ Jalhes' highly valuable medicines. Itisrn
oess"iN ~ Sd! anything here ~ praise of their
eihcHey IN Inc cure OF those for which they are
recommended, as they have long h-e beinre the p9blc
ana nave obtained celebrity surprising all other com
pounds The following o.nprses list of the articles
received, viz;
Jaynes' Expectorani for coughs, colds etc
liar Tonic, for the growth Of the hair
AIteraiive for Scroula, Rheumatism and dis
eases of the skin.
Jayne Han Dye, 10 color the hair auburn or iet bk
Cdrmlnatye Balsan, for Summer complaints etc
. Tonic Ver,li0ge. for the expulsion ofworn,s
sanative Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
thcstomach.
Ja{hes que PMS, positive for Fever AMI tcue
Persons desiring TO know more of the above
Gan 40 so ny ealing and obtaining one of the Doctors
MEDICAL Allldhaes, for leIS, (tlee OF charge at
D9ENFLlNGER'S A poiheca
Between the Post Office and Court House, Wheem.
mr. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Gen 3 ot. l.'iys- Al L.1 BEETHOVEN, n, j.,
on s-wriy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
- ne ~ draws July On, ls4s g nun,. >.
SPLENDID 3HENR

PF'ze of s5.eff J Pri4a Of
se0U | Ftfa
5Iapi 10 !. e.:g
80 Thousands OF sas lar l,CW
Tickets d,'s; cert,6ea,ee , ~, i'1as
Y Do = shares az gtop1.iloh - "''''es al cost
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

VIRGINIA; At a Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChancerI, began, continued and held tor the county
OF One, al the Court house thereof, on "Wednesday,
the 2'st day Of June, lsl5.
Edward W stephens
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

A Nd il IL further ordered that this he referred
As~ 10 one OF the Commissioners OF this Court who is
10 audit, state and settle the plaintiff account as Ad
nnislfaIor OF SAID Robert Boyd deceased and also as
certain what debts due 10 said pianif from the es
tate Of SAID Boyd we as To all other creditors a. said
deceased esiae and for that purpose, that SAID Com
missioner puhs.'an advertisement III newspaper
printed IN lie Ciiy OF Wheeling, requiring all such cred
ols 10 come IA and provether respective debts claims
before him. within ;ime TO he limited, or in default
thereof. that they he eschewed from the benefit OF TINS
Decree and said Commissioner also ascertain VIII 1t
real estate the said Robert Boyd ed seized, or po,s.ss
ell OF, and the annual value thereof and What eis due
!" hie ian, or 10 any other of the creditors OF said
decedeht are chargeahe eren and that SAID Commits.
slonef report tue said matter with any other deemed
pertinent BY hiin'e OF specially required by the parties
Attesta ALEX 4 LAiDLEY, CPk
NELSON, for Complainant
Commissioners Once, June 30, ls4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Saddles. Brides. Harness. &c.
general assortment, foi sale low at the old stand
jyl4 JOHN HNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

T'runIr- 4 general assortment, for sale low.J
utiNH' jylI JOHN KNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

20O KEGS Pure Pittsburgh Lead. for sale al the man.
~ uiacinrers price, ny PRYOR & PAUL..
liJtn LBS. CARROTS scotch snuf, for sale low by
No PRYOR PAUL..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07
Flight Of the French Royal Family.

0,t4t .. 4
LOUIS rhlhPps. accolnpan S py VIC Queen
the Ducncss uc .scI'Vn's I Inl v,,uu . y. W. S"
1ren, ulc D. :,t NV NM ',.Ici 800 al III ~
SoOouIs' "''n u,Vr .vu'''.u' ,'innl' w. ~, WV
Duchess uo y. IT, I'm, su' y, '''. az
per,oIs III ui'''o'n'i w.. ~ w w.
OF feDruary; AT ong oc'ocN. lIe'' ' ~ u"cir
entrance o. unc Prs' ypuis nan Pussou "'cnS
we crown RJ ~ Nv s,I'3' ",nS' ,Ls
ina, .nS nnS I"a Sn, "i ",, '~ ~
mul.l.uue W TI pa,a sa a. sn aS,' a,roos'
uis'.sPoVp: .'.,aoy,,l,, iaa,;;n, a., ,ho III, or
Sn , na ms ~P .pi,rnort The K;ng YEA. dressed
INC Vueen W. ~ H o.. =. ~ =, -.
very PLAINLY, anu 'ne 'Sue'" was Gnu =" "''P
mourning, .....;.,, .,d o,oor, -o,oLod ,,,o
ps,.aJ,,,;o, ,vharo Tho E,,vn,;an ohel;.k
race de Iepo'n'ni miieIe .ue wi IL
MARKS tiv ~. W &c., ,,,ddaai,. III =.
headed, 'he mug anu iS"e 49," 1870, or t.
oy some unacSou'''ao,o nnpu,sJ ~
moment sney wess - ,,rs,;h;, crcy.ao1, ~ mo-
~ sue" m, n' In o,,,,ooIod alarmed ,ooL oF bs
uon. ine i-,ns ~ !" aJiras' ,bo royI,;,vdo
hat ana atteinP'eu " au :, '.e ...1.-i..
Inc queen aiso ~ c., s,e's ond bar .",,,.
she had walKeu win nm o'eP' a,u e. souns
tenance Oe'okeneu poih Ivy ano i1enns VI
assurance: ue cuiIassieIs s' .i9 W ."e
Place de In Concoruc rusheu 10 tneir pio'ceuoni
and this brave regiment wi'hou'' however, US
ing their arms, opened passage. An oineer'
seeing the uanger, c',eu ou', sP"iv
the KingF 10 which s,en.orlan voice 9 rePhed;
1--WE are not assassins iet MN go re, yes
let him go-gnH Pdrte' became inc general cry
The Royal family then entered TWO small ear
ragcs, with one horse eaen, ana tne cca n
escorted by the cuirnssers, GROVE On NJ iu speeu
for the frontier lhey Teaeneu inc chateau, ~
Dreux, on the night OF the 24ih II was stated
that on the Kings arrival 'here ne mad only
solitary hve.franc piece IN ms pocket lnat ne
had even this was owing to the presence o. nind
Of the Queen, who, remembering IN the nurry
of leaving the chateau that they were without
money, returned, at some risk' 10 a.. pureau N
which were a few hundred francs. lhese, now
5 ever, scarcely served TO deiray 'he expenses u
the journey:
Louis Philippe was IN state Of great pros,
tration, and continually repeated 70 h'mseil;;
"Like Charles NJ Inc supper o. 'he ho! !,
tnguves was bought a, an ennng mouse; ~
Dreux the hine disguised hlinseII N some eot1es
furnished by iarmer aho uurlng lne renainusi
OF his journey to haVre' passed as an hngllsh'
man. AT HaNre steamboat was IN rea 1.l:.
: which conveyed mem 10 bnglhhu, ,,1 Th ~
the hing emphaues,y TSci1i,e, ira.soi 4,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

"TnE FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE" for March, is a
very interesting number. The proceedings and
speeches made at the agricultural dinner of Sir
Robert Peel contain much valuable information,
being the experience of some Of the best and
most successful farmers in England. Farmers
are often perplexed to know the contents in
bushels of boxes of certain dimensions. We
take from the Farmers Library" some useful
information on this subject, and also recipe for
an incombustible wash, that may be usefnlly APP
piled to roofs, brick buildings, and fences. The
Library" is published by Greedy & McElrath,
Tribune buildings, New York, at S. per annum.
A VALUABLE TABLK.-The following Table
compiled from the calculations OF j. Nj. Garnett,
ESQ., Of Virginia. will be found exceedingly valna.
BILE TO many Of our mechanical readers:
box - inches by l6 inches square, and 20 inch
deep, will contain barrel, los52 cubic inches
A box "a inches by l6 inches square, and l inch
es deep will contain half barrel, or sage cubic
inches
A box G inches by l6's inches square, and 8 inch
es deep, will contain one bushel, or 2,l5042 cubic
inches.
A box | inches by ll'2 inches square, and inch
es deep, will contain half bushel, or l0I52l cubic
inches.
A box inches by 81 inches square, and G inches
deep, will contain one peck, or 1851 cubic inches
A box inches by inches square, and AZ inches
deep, will contain half peck, or 26s cubic inches.
a box inches by inches square, and 4s inches
deep will contain half gallon or l34 cubic inches.
a box inches by inches square, and ~ inches
deep, will contain one quart, or 81 cubic inches.
IScoMnusrIBLE WAsH.-Slake some stone lime
in large tub or barrel with boiling water cover
the same up to keep in all the steam. When thus
slaked, pass six quarts Of it through fine seive.
1t will then be in a state Of fine -four. Now to six
quarts of this lime add quart of salt and gal
lon Of water; then boil the mixture, and skim it
clean. To every FIVE gallons Of this mixture add
one pound Of alum, half pound of copperas, by
slow degrees three-fourihs Of pound of potash, and
four quarts Of fine sand hard wood ashes, sfted.
This mixture will admit Of any coloring matter you
please, and may be applied with brush. Il looks
better than paint and Is durable slate 1t will
stop small leaks in the root, prevent the moss from
growing over and roitng the wood, and render it
incombustble from sparks falling upon 1t. When
laid upon brick-work, it renders the bricks imper-
yious to rain or wet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

"TnE GENEsEE FARMER" (monthly), com
menced its ninth volume on the LIST of January
last, and is one of the cheapest and best agricul'
tural publications in the country. Each number
contains "a pages of reading matter, and numer
Gus wood cuts. Published at Rochester, N. Y.
terms, so cents year, in advance, o copies fol
So, and copies for So, Il sent to one address.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

Mn HouGnToN, THE VocALIsT.-Ihis esti-
mable and talented young man died of consump-
ton, at Charleston, S. C., on the 18th March.
lie was native of this village. His remains
have been brought here for intement, and we
understand the funeral will take place on FRI
day, 18th inst, at O'Clock. p. NJ, under the
direction of wantastiquet Lodge, ]. o. o. F.
The following notice of his funeral at Charles
ton, we copy from the Southern Patriot of the
i4ih March:
We were present Yesterday afternoon at an inter
esting and deeply affecting ceremony in Odd Eel
lows Hall Mr. William ii. lloughion, stranger
from Canada had sickened aud died in this city
with none TO attend lis last moments, TO soothe his
diving inflow or TO convey his remains to the grave
but he brethren Of that Order Of which he was q
4 member and upon whom he had no other claim
B than this that he was brother and in distress
| The coffin was placed in the centre Of the room
and the seats around were occupied by large con
course Of ladies and gentlemen, and numerous at
tendance Of the members Of the different lodges ant
! encampments In the city The services commenc
ed with dirgc upon the organ after which an mp
propriaie passage Of Scripture was read w tue Rev
/ Mr. Honour, acting rs Graud Chaplain, and In
/ Throne Of Grace was invoked in deeply ieelin!
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. Forrest An anthem wa
then sung aiter which Mr. y. addressed the nudienc
in an eloquent and impressive manner on the sub
iect Of death lie painted the calmncss resigna
ton and composure Of the deceased and stated tha
for all this, he WAS indebted to his christian cduca
ton his christian virtues and his christian hopes
No man on earth said the Reverend gentleman, ca
thus die except the christian lie had made use {
the scenes he had Witnessed at the deathbed OF tbs
stranger as an occasion for nm earnest appeal to a
who would wish to die like him, 10 place their hope
in life on that sure foundation on which his Ia
been built lie paid in conclusion, a high tribute I
the hroiherly love and the disnteresed affection
the Society whose members had thus been untirin
In their attention TO the brother who had fallen
the land Of the sirangcr-with no friend OF his yont
to grasp his dying hand in sympathy, or close b
diving eyes in affection, but who had yet found
these brethren the most cordial affection, the mos
dsintercstcd sympathy and the most dniiring after
tions.
The usual funeral ceremonies Of the order wer
then performed by the Grand Chaplain, and the At
dience were dismissed nfier singing the doxology
There was no one present on this occasion, VII
did not 20 way we feel assured, impressed with a
exalted opinion ofthat admirable institution Who's
charges TO It's members are 10 visit the sick, n
lieve the distressed, bury the dead and educate ii
orphan
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

JoHN JACOB AsToR died at O'Clock, this
"wednesday morning, March 20, in the s5th
year of his age. He was born in the little VII
lage of Waldorf, near Heidelburg, Germany, and
came quite young man to this country, where
by the steady application Of more than common
powers of intellect, he built up vast fortune,
and for many years before his death, was the
richest man in the United States.
Nei1 York Erening Post.
The Journal of Commerce says that Mr. Astor
leaves, by will, the bulk of his property to bis
son, VIM b. Aston. His other relatives, near
and distant, are handsomely provided for. The
only important bequest for the public benefit, is
that of $500 900 TO found library in New York,
for free general use. Mr. Astor's whole personal
estate is said to be worth from seven to nine mil
lions of dollars, and his real estate about as much
more-full enough to live on, though rather less
than Dame Rumor has endowed him with
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

may happen. The times arc full Of strange
events. But | think il probable, that II the
treaty which has gone to Mexico shall fail TO be
ratified, il will bc because OF the aversion OF the
AleNican Congress or the Mexican people TO
ccde their territories, or any portion Of them,
belonging to their republic.
Concluded inert trcct
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

To CoRREsPoNpENTs.-T communication
of jonathan" which has been on hand some time,
we should be glad to publish, for it is well writ
ten and amusing. 1t is too complimentary not
10 he agreeable, but it refers to another paper in
terms that may be deemed inyidious and per-
sonal, and for that reason we must respectfully
decline it. Freed from this objection, "Joua-
than" will always be welcome.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

Mr. MAINS ELEcTIoS.-We are much graf
fed in noting the election to Congress Of the
Hon. Horace Mann, Wing, from the eighth dis
trict Of Massachusetts,, to gil the vacancy occa-
stoned by Mr. Adams death His majority IS
over 1900. Mr. Mann will make an able and
useful Representative, and lend additional honor
10 the character Of the State in the councils Of
the Nation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07
Glorious Victory!
THE WIGS HAVE MADE A CLEAN
SWEEP IN CoNNECTICUTii

For the last two months, Connecticut has been
overrun with Locofoco missionaries; induced by
his supposed influence upon the vote of New
Hampshire, they even imported the Hero Of san
Jacinio to stump !, through the State, and teach
the people Texan democracy. But It was all IN
vain. The Wings have carried the State, high
and dry. The aggregate majority against PolE
and his war of conquest can hardly fall below
5000, and the clear Wing majority will be oyei
1900 gain of 700 from last year. Among thu
fruits Of this victory arc
A WING GOVERNOR, LIT. GOVERNOR, &c.
A WING LEGISLATURE Cloth Houses).
Vino SmERrFFs, in 6 of the counties.
Two WING U. s. SENATORS, one Of then
for six years from next March, in place of JohI
NJ. Niles, Locofoco.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

81 Several of the articles on our fourth page
are copied from the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
published weekly, by Mum & Co., New York,
at so year. 1t contains, among other valuable
and important matter for the mechanic and arti-
zan, list of all patents taken out at Washington
Every number is embellished with wood cuts Of
the most useful inventions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

"TnE INDUSTRIAL AGENT" is new paper
published by VIM Newell & Co, New York,
devoted particularly, as its name indicates, to the
interests of the aboring classes, their occupation,
improvement and welfare. The object is highly
meritorious, and the first number gives promise
of great excellence. Terms, 50 year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

Troy AND Greenfield RAILRoAD.-The
Boston Traveller says that the Committee of the
Legislature upon the proposed railroad between
Troy and Greenfield, are divided, and make two
reports, with bills; the majority, with bill tc
authorize the construction of a road from Green
field to the west line of Shelburne, and the mi
nority with bill to allow the entire line through
Hoosaek tunnel and ALL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

MALICIOUS RoBBrRY.--The mai-books Of
the "Anglo Saxon weekly paper devoted to
Phonography and Phonotypy-werc stolen from
the office, by some dastardy villain, about the
25lh ult BY this theft the publishers lose all
the names and residences Of their subscribers
and all minutes Of their transactions with them
We notice this misforiune--and we hope our
brethren Of the press generally viii do likewise
in order that the subscribers TO the "Anglc
saSon," learning of it, may notify the publishers
Of their names and residences, and the times fol
which they lave respectively paid. Address
Andrews & Boyle, New York city. The paper
il TO be SUSPENDED until Nav LIST.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

ANOTHER MEMBER OF CoSGREss DEAD
Hon. James A. Black, representative in Con-
gress from the LIST district Of South Carolina
died at Washington, on the Sd April. Mr. Black
is the si1h member who has died since the com
mencement of the present session.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

CO The New York Common Council has
passed resolutions congratulatory TO the new
French Republic. Similar resolutions have been
introduced into 10th branches Of Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

REVOLUTION IN FRANcE.-ln all parts Of
the Union, from State Legislatures from NUM-.
cipal corporations, and public assemblies, con-
CALCULATIONS and fluctuations are heard for the
political emancipation of France. The New
York papers of Tuesday are filled with accounts
Of the great meeting held in the Park on Mon
day, at which all the nations of Europe were rep.
resented. Three different stands were erected
for speakers, and addresses made in German,
Spanish, Italian and French, to an immense and
enthusiastic crowd. The Mayor presided.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-07

eB The Commissioners of Franklin county,
Mas., have refused this year, as they did last, to
grant licenses for the sale of ardent spirits.