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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
NEW CODES.
NEW ESTABLISH ENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
A.'g'aA r.


Il Bells Glass store, in the lately occupied
by ilanilion Sands Il Co.
n AN now Receiving entire stock Of Goods,
- consisting in part of black hne, green, brown, olive,
AuiArry, invisible Green and DahiH Broadcioths.
Black doe skin and PLAIN black Cassnieres all AIDES
French, English ahd American fancy cassineTes great
variety: Black aad fancy atins Silks hiarsailles
meres silk aud Luen and every other Kind OF fashion
ahIc gOuds for Vests; Twecds, Cashmeretts Summer
cloth. Drap, etc. Cruun CLOTH and various other arti
crs suitable summer coats French linans, linen
Drills, cotton Drills cassnet nuss caltcoes, and IN
every article necessary fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
PROSPEC US
AGAD DENY oE TssE LADIES 0F TI8E
ts>ssA EfSS. -. v. rs.

Nd~s I AfSf. rs - "
WHEELING. VA
ry7Ii Sehoo Young Ladies. te %, eusd the
- urgent request I'd esteemed tricuds aFuTrr ate
justly Ire Importance ct Pgrmancucy aud stem DO tic
the general regulations viii be tie taosC Of the
wei known Academies of tse Visitation al Geo -eown
and Baltimore. from winch the SISTERS the
h'pc Of extending their usefulness. The terms arc
reduced to accord with tse customs OF te place
While the course Of instruction wiz embrace all the
r.uai tfIsiuns and embellishments OF female cduca
ton, as taught "a tHe lest schools.
TERMS.
board, lodging, light and fuel, per semi.annua
Allowances willie made to those " he may prefer to
turni~htheir uvn he'd aud Hcddns, aud there eK
TIA n lr1e for lime 0f vacation.
Na8tirg, pcr s'mI annual session. s. 90
Half f1arderS do do do S2u Co
TuItiun IN She Senior CLOSES. do. siI 90
do dn JUNIOR do 81! 90
Tuition in Elementary classes, per semi annual go.
session. - Cu
Tnk quilts aud paper, do do 81 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Tuition in Freaehor spanish, perquartor, g 90
Drawiur and Psi.ting in water coIors do s. 90
Music on the Piano. do $40 90
Use of Instrument do 81 "a
Music the Harp and its use, do $40 90
do do Guitar do dot $40 90
Embroidcry or Fancv-work. 40 81 %
Nocai Emusic " han no instrument i learned 81 20
Dancing. (if desired al the Masters charge.
Rnariers wii pay the current clarIe semi annually IN
advance. Day scholars. quarterly.
should puY,l h. withdrawn before the expiration
of the quarter. deduction will he made Tor the
title eour,c of tie Academic year two examinations
viii take place: the first in December follow ed by
days nf vacation al Christmas the second June, fol
lowed by distribution of Premiums.
AMER each examination. Il report Of proficiency, &c.
viii be to the Parents Guardians Of the Pupils.
The exercises Of the Academy viii re commence on
the ii st Of August
Letters written Or recevrd hy the young Ladies' will
be examined by the Declress. previous TO their delivery
Barders VIII not be allowed to visit their parents
oftener than once a month.
The school will he opened on the 10th of April.
Wheeling, March p, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class II; to be drawn at Wilmington, Del,
on Friday, April IS, 1913. 70 numbers, 10
ballots.
prize of 100000, of 1000, l of 1000.
of 100, etc. Tickets 4 do's, shares in
proportion; certificate Of package OF whoIes
30 dolls halves rs; q'rs 1880.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

- whether hotter fy one sweeping are. To hc ruir
edaud -utto ali tine lis tHai hes - heir to, az. like
prudent MO GOT the Protection Office. and there We
made safe c,uitahie aud happy-wc leave for You &,
determine.
Tie Prata-f Insurance ComraHy Of Hartford Conn.
having 1i.capad over S5e0Vcn ~ losses it tac We
tern Couuir Untitled 10 tie .ucst confidence, am
their a-eit Wheeling. Virginia.
w. Z. PETERSON,
wittat ION dwelling hoysss. warehouses, stores
mills -cto &c. together with their contents. such a.
fur .urc tchsutisr. uarriuorP. and every other des
,tiau Of nrahlc property Also. on steam, keelau'
fiat htas 1tbcr carenes 10 aud from any port on t.
Western Nsrs, on thc most reasonable ,erms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
HIpGnE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST,
P(!{{ 4 mn pHyA

SHAWLs-t ANY quantity OF black aud colorsd cloth
= sbawl- rr,r wed al 4 BIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

EOpFS Ann SHOES The sutsc~Fe-s having assn
~ stated themselves Ioaethcr under aud frul
OF thNNELIN son. viii coniiuue tn The Shoe
hstncss 20 the house, No ~. Main IT., formerly oceu
pied shoe s;src ty Comedy 4 " die. We expect
To receive frou tie shortly large anA wei assurt
ed s1ct necessary carry the itIs ness ~ all Us
dier' nj branches aud 10 is object 10 compete
with The eastern manufactures W. tueud hy strict
attention to business to insrre the antci.
pae, aut to merit tHe patronage Of ttcnds and the
Pnie 90 general; we, therefore, give general invita-
tisu To- all TO give Hs a trial. i CONNGI.i.N.
ApriI u. tsis BF CONNELI.N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
RE ,!ONAi4.

G@HAPLlNE K THOMSON have removed their stoc k
"a TO the store room recently occupied by Agnew Il
sweaflnsen, Two doors aiove Market AHey, Nam ST.,
where they have received rom the Eastern cues a very
lar re and couip Iafa of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Nm : TaUnoT's OH IaTEe NFIs Tor sAIe IIW N
PUNCR = PAUL., IO4 ------..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

MAN Frs Gs'Ess a.:
K, AkMSI RCNG x CO.. SOLE NG. MS.
If-UEEY ~ - VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
WHEELING & BELMONT

The subscribers TO the capital stock OF the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that All instalmcnt of 81 80
upon each and every share thereof is re-
quirsd to be paid by them respectively to the
treasurer Of the said Company, on Mon
day the 9th day OF May, ISIS
BY order OF the Board of Managers.
L. IL. FlrZnUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Feb. 10. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class GO; to be drawn in Baltimore, on Mon.
day April II, iS4S. IS Nos, / ballots.
prize OIL $4,000, OF 5000 OF 1900, |
OF 1000, etc, etc, Tickets 8, shares in pro
portion; certificate OF package of whoes 100
dots; hlivcs 30, quarters IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
FARM FOR SALE.

| IN, Jostr,,,., to soil my farm near Wheeling
"ii ''1ii'UN and wtll sell il together or u
pa-ce-, to suit purchases, and on accommodation.
terus. jan 22-If H. JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
PAVING STONE WANTED.

C1Y CLERk's Orglc1,
Cincinnati, April /, ISIS.
~R0POsN MS VIII he received at tlis Othce unfit
Z MONDAY, the l>t day of MAJ next, al > O'Clock,
NJ for nrnShiua and delivering al the public whaJf IN
ltucipust a1tuO percles of Pchhle Boulder Sluue.
nom five to TEN inches the longest diameter, slmar
uuaty tir Stone used .or paving srests m tsNUrsh
and "a heeiluu each perch to contain sixteen and one
naIf solid ieet. aud delivered as 10 lows.
aUuu perch ty The LIST OF Juiy, le4a.
5000 ttgwcen the ist OF jus and lsi Oct lofc,
3ttu between LIST Get, let~, AMI Isl May, ic4Ji
5OUu between tue 1T MAY amt iSt jay, tri"i
5000 u,tNeeu the LAT Juiy and LIST Oct. loi"i
All sau SSUd Stone vii be releced
The Stone NII be- paid for toi time 10 TIME, as the
same UHy hc delivered
Inc .lopo~ 10 state the pf!cc per pereh or Ton
for ~ nch Tine stone wtil hedeitverfd.
AD-l0-aw CHAS. sAlTEELl, Guy Clerk,
some MORE OF TnEM.-1he So seriter has reed
= lin. morning rs Express from New FORK, some
more on thcsr +ouiuhug chra white Goods sucA Is
Fine Pisid Musnn- for ~ cr IS,
Suurt urr do do lei
iue updr--sri lri,n Ltnens euled.
Pure rlase for .tci with '~-.oas "thef kinds Of
goods equally cheap ARP hhopIa'
2 d, car,oys oA ytrolI for sac by
~ Aprl PRYOR s PAUL..
Every variety ct T...s iug TrunA- on
tt4HN. band, from ore dol 90 ,.t upward; ;"
talsts Bouutt Tfahks, carpet asd saddle Bags, &c,
lr. cpeagsr Khan ever o. fore oaerr. M w heens No
% Nam 81. NiCOLL q CARR.
| 4A ARBL ES-On hand
| AYE $3.50 thne msr"-es' - 400 ,.,,,.. ma l No., ID
| $50 Pn'ed do % 900 fehow CON hi'h "o
| y O., 10 comu,oH d.. tor sale by
| ,,C 4uOs boRNBtH"N a CO. NJ nroe 81
mas rsnner's on. large hills. for sale low p,
PIN K = PAUL, I0i -----.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class %; to be drawn in Baltimore, on Wed
nesday, April 26. IS Nos, Is ballots.
prize OF $4,000, of 10000 4 of 10000,
80 of 1000, etc, etc. Tickets - dollar rs,
shares proportion. Ger. OF pack. OF whoes
DDO lnl's ett
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class Is; to be drawn at Wilmington, Del,
on Saturday, April 30, lo4S. rs numbers,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

prize of 10000, Of 5000, | of 5000.
2 Of Also, etc, ETC Tickets , dolls, shares
in proportion. A Ger. OF package OF wholes
IA dol $, etc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

5prizes of 10000, 5 of 5000, 5 OF $50.
&C, etc. Tickets 10 dol'rs, shares IN proper
ton. Certificate OF package OF wholes, $50
dolls; etc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class II; to be drawn at Wilnington Del. i,
on Saturday, April q, lS48. IS numbers, Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

prze of 10000, of 10 o0O of 10000,
of 5000 etc, etc. Tickets 10 dolls, shares
in proportion. Ger. of package OF wholes
| 80 dol's, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
SCHEME

And thousands Of smaller prizes.
TickotsS IS: certificate Of a package Of
% wholcs SOS; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

fanIO STAGE co respectfully inform the tav.
~ cling public that they have. by an arrahcemeht
with VOORHEES, 4 Company extended llcr SPien'
did National Road ~aae Lmesd st l'ouia through
inaiananus Terrc llantc and Nandaia aud tnai u'su
passed accommodations he had housontih the en
tire route ,..,o,
FAST NAIL 60 ACU leaves Wheeling daily al 10 o.
clock r. NJ. for Cincinnati through IN 70 hours'to ST.
Louis DAYS. , =,
Plot coach leaves Wheeling daiir at 10 O'Clock, P NJ
20 hours 10 Cincinnati. A.,
Four Horse Post Coach leaves W heeins every Ni1n
dav Wednesday and Friday morun% At y c'ocN' io'
Wooster and Clevc'rnd.
EXPERIMENT LINE tonr horse Posi- toafh leaves
Wheeling for GAINESVILLE other day at ocioci 4
NJ thereby accommodating those wlShn3 10 a'oid hsh'
travel ,,-.,
in. daily al 10 o'clock p. NJ T. hours 10 MaNvie, Ny
Extras furnished all tHe above lines - parties Win
The privilege OF leepng trave1 nj ni4ht as ihey WISH
Office w ~ Water Isl dor below ne - : in'eI'
Wbreliua Va aug w r. COWDERN, Ag't.
WHEELING AND THE LAKES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

ETEEDlE- worked capes, collars aud Chemeziirs,
az Twisted SIR Scaris, Grape cravats Linen &.
Hdkts 6erage Shews ard Scaris and cveV variety of
fancy goods Tor aides, Just Tec'i by
hpriu CHAfLINE & THOMSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Glass 81; To be drawn in the city of Balti-
more, on Wednesday, April 10. rs Nos,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class 81, TO be drawn in Baltimore, Md. on
Thursday, Al iii 20, le4o. 10 numbers, Ii
ballots.
prize of 10000. of 5000. | Of 5000, l
OF OK. etc. Tickets dolls, shares in pro-
portion; certificate Of package OF wholes so
doI'rs; halves 30, quarters 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
Esss GOODS.

To which they would call the attention Of their custo
Mers and tile public. APO
l.hS, fouiards, Tissues, Bersges aud Lawns large
~ iot and OF the newest sly les just reed by
ApriU CuArLiNE a THOMSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

JUSi openea--A fine assortment OF new style Rose
q" and l0Aa Hair con,ts English horn Dressing do,
Ivory and Horn pochet do, Dr eyed Needles Ground
dow aud SadieFs' do, German and American Pms,
Gru Bnc and white ske and spool Thread, Patent
do AprtI IA ] MEI.I4DR Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class GO; 10 be drawn in the city of Balti-
more. on Monday, April 81. rs numbers, 10
bdlots.
prizes of 10000 5 Of 5000, Is of coo,
etc. Tickets s dolls, shares in proportion;
certificate OF package OF wholes l0i dol's,
halves 81; quarters %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

MAIN ST., 8 DOORS ABOVE u. S. HOTEL,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18
FRUITS, NUTS, &c

- W uEIsN Ell. has this day received ~ Express
". Choice selection Of tue most hesuufui aeod. tyet
oderd IN m city 10 which he Wngid respect fully my lie
tha attention Of Tie Ladies.
M. Drrs- Goods aud Shaw's are eatireiy in de
i.n ana ar. NJ the very latest Importation They
- - Ms4ontAa aud Gfensdiue Tissues, magnificent
.,,t,tief.d Boiled silks and few white shsws
IN t,.y patterns heavily embroidered also lew extra
,t, - GtovrS AmI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-18

Class 64 to be drawn in Baltimore, Md. on
Thursday, April 27, 1915. - numbers, IL
iaIlots.
3 pics of 10000, 8 of 1907, 20 of 800,
etc. Tickets DOTS shares in proportoa,
certificate Of package of wholes SO dolls, etc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-09

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lHaisftran 90 asH
IT. 80 HaHH
60 ltH7H'aI e 81 t
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a. t-asra' 90 tfr. ID a. Nr Uh a ~
fian. O. Fraf 4 aa'IaaF o. Hsl.s NHr
rsliurian. sla.h r.t.fIt o. fl Irrt1.l
e. 1 Cu a. Illrlfasr 4 usI AZ .satr
vI n poannr Boz 300 ln. D. ~ r ny
s'hi0r,ou. o. aIrri rler r.It rHt o.
O. uilf In Lhfafsft'eru PM, 1r tr f.Ha I'D
Ha ruing Va Ur hr rafrosi g. l1is.Is a.
crc tho pr ..nHruncrHcnf ~ a. ifirerarl
as PEE, ict the lriIIIs knIv ffai a. go aItai o.
lsts thnuuEh ihaf c.iy. o. thr ssnlr Lafr.el
itnuer. VIII oH.l ftr fei,.lrIl is Do aauaaarl
o. auitni, b. las.el iiraleh usii.uar,. ed AZ
sclock, 4. NJ, s., d. mat 1s,1llns Iu Wa,b-
up-.
Thcre sr tso ihiie, ia, .iIile %, iu oor.ii.
ciiug ihcse iacis. tr.i.--ihs lml Iof oi-tfrneo
o. ORDER. tiai.drsifd ~ rrvai sad sirior,ou,
btneral vhcn iu ihe nilsi n ~ ara-i brilliant
4 f-alaf tuuuThs. aud asud III ~ a. incrai'
ID, - th--c sar, ri,.r.. who - ths, rss.ii "a
y event Ihc ptoIie frou uderng him the d..
~rscd laur,ls ihui slatfhcd fhlni frrm hiu =.
~ "a aloui 20 D. rruEucii We have never
toun any hing htc d 10 civil o. militzr, hi.-
~. We hsto never hefcrr ,.cn a OorlIu. rs,r
o. for ian naiaen ikas sneakinssly sHi si,ahliiy
uuatcd u b. tc. tee ihai - have allrn read
a iuEraiitude, And de-I.iic injusiice. bot ue
Awe never tsflrc ktfouu "a n shabby means
nsortcd 70, in order % rob General Il II.
Aurels- bCsfofs aud monarrhs uhcn J, aiuu. Of
Victorious t'rnerul. Pot hiin doau by sas,e. or
uosn him dova bot a Couri q lnqui.iiion Va.
siituted .! oar Aiilc Erpullio.a nnnarrhs in
flashing CO, "a order 10 a I'd a IFvioncc Cor
nnrnng him Il hs cotlulaud IN Mc1ico. aLd
Nas Court q luquisiiion iranspian,cd iom
reign sal 10 thrsc riicd States. = ko,,t up 20
seary aud o. sorry him, and 10 strip frulu him
ae greetings that Che peoIic fam would give
WOW ulr cundret ~ Gcncral scoti throughout
nns whose aa-ir has len a.lmirahlc. and has
ION ih, tdmiuaiinn u al al-crHrEs. 10 leave
sigh horg,> a. were awaiting Lim acre 10 Nev
ora 20 resultant himself 10 a military inquis
ION. WAS gTeat .ch-.acrihce. that cveryb.dv
ldcrs,ahd. An ingli.it.on irou Gscuerai
boz. oul, fauli j. that d too successfully and
ithful,y .crsing D.. country. was lad enough
u an iu7pfsitiou 10 cruelty hin on HI, return
Ane' AMI VIXEN in the miilst Il vopulsv hlnors,
~ hiilc 20 Outrageous not TO b ~ escrytod
hderstoo.- General Scott, however, rchels ~;
The hasi against it ell lie submits TO tic
- IRE IN the tcAr" Nth the same cooine-s as to
3 eremys hrc in front lie avoided Al put-
RECEPTIONS IN Philadelphia BALTIMORE, and
iashinEtcn. lie Wa in couff At Fredcfick b.
~ Genersl flios got there. The subor,lina.
% pa, the submission, the selfsacrifcc have an
hien 20 admirable that all parties appreciate il,
I'D will -ooner or leier inward the great actor.
" y. kzprso, 81 last
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-09
Correspondence ef tie Nep York TiJn,e
Scene in the Senate.
WASHINGTON. June

W AslilNblONi Oune /.
In the Senate, to-day, we had rich scene,
between Mr. Hale of n. ii. and Mr. Foote OF
Miss, in which the Granite State Senator came
of decidedly with flying coors.
The subject under discussion was the Oregon
BILL Speeches were made by AIessrs Butler,
Bagby, WestcotI, Bright Hale, Fooie, &c &c.
MIR Foote denounced the Wilmot Proyiso piin.
ciplc. 1leSaid this was not the time to discuss
it. 1t might divide the country and it might
even defeat the glorious ticket which had been
nominated at Baltimore This announcement,
Of course, was calculated to send thrill OF ter
ror to the hearts of the Democracy"
Mr. Hale closed the debate in q very calm,
dignifed, and powerful speech He said we
were now in the midst of very important scenes.
Slavery had been acknowledged as a curse, even
by Southern men Territories which we are now
acquiring have taken Us at our word, and have
startedin their youth by avoiding this blighiing
curse. Shall we, then, as we take them into our
family, baptize them in the blood and tenrs con.
segment upon this curse2
In the midst of his speech, Mr. Foote intcr-
rupted him, and went on todenouncc the course
of Mr. Hale in the Senate. He said the Senator
from New. Hampshire had attacked the Const-
tuition of the Union, and had said he was for
dissolution of the Union.
MIR Hale replied that he had said no such
thing lie had said that if this Union rested
only on Slavery, the sooner it was dissolved the
better. If the object Of our Constitution was NOT
Liberty but Slavery, he did not care how soon
it was crushed As Mr. Foote denied that any
ono centended this was the object Of our Union.
of course he had expressed no wish for lis disso.
luton.
MIR Foote then proceeded 10 rebuke Mr. IIala
for making windy declarations in the Senate
and gave him severe lecture on good breeding
and deeornm. That man who has shown less
Of Senatorial decorum than any Senator in The
body, should stand up as the advocate of Scna.
forlal decorum, was certainly carious enouob. and
required more brass than thought even the Sem
ater from Mississippi possessed. Mr. Hale replied
70 tins With dignity, but with cutting sarcnsm.-
ne sad he was willing to receive instruction from
any source de did not object to receiving les
sons on senatorial dignity even from the Senator
rum Miss'ssippl- lie could not but think, how
cNSF, mar inc SENATOR who loved to quote poet-
might very well apply to himself the lines of
BURNS Mhen he next essays to rcprove any
senator Tor windy, gusty defamation and nom.
posity, he might well exclaim-
'.Oh, wad some power the gifie Gle us.
10 see 0urseis as ithcrs see us |"
This reply, spoken with such dignity and annro.
.piiateness, set tle whole Senate, galleries and
all, in a roar of laughter.
Mr. Foote felt the sarcasm very strongly. and
WINGED more under il than he ever did before.
SoutherHers and all acknowledged that Mr. +.
had got a deserved esstigation which he will not
soon forget. He attempted to raise laugh in
his own favor, but it was "no GO"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-09

sud entrrn, ssucnn .ra,lc within few dan !,
drfrna he r,,eral villages in front u Nefuns
fsosn Ssn Vito, on thc Upper Adigr, 10 San ~.
ga. n sou,e distance fruni Villa ffanca III
upesafion va successful; in even pari the Aus.
tiians hal Ian driven tack on the whole Inc
thrir Geld usrks VEN al destroyed. and III.
rieimontcse army wa elosc 10 the walls II We
rona.
The Aus,r,ans fought with desperation, and
sustained severe los. General Sails vas kill,d,
sl.o Lieut.. Col. Lenzcndorf. The la-s q tle
piedisouicse was also very great For seven
hours the guns kept up one continued cannon.
ale. and many of the balls rolled to The ,ery
gates q the city. A ven fcver struggle itak
place a. San lucia aud San Massimo 1lfac
Austrian companies ksia four hsiiJions Al lay
for six hour without heing an inch q ground
Although both parties elaim the advantage. W
ihink i must h. CONCEDED that, as the lied.
montcsc had FAR The advantage in aumbcr o.
victory i on the tide ~ the Ausirians A. al
evcris, Il haf been q revere cheek 10 the Picd.
monstsc
In other part, q the country, varliie orsra.
ions wcrc going on with Different results Tie
Italians are tesering Pcschicrs; the Tuscaa
ttofs surround Maniua and the Ncapoliisn
fqnsdfon has disrmbarked 1000 men II Venb,
an Italy y indeed IN srf1s against Austria, VII
ihc determination to dg,'c her isum their ono
iuni coil
nr advice, received al Milan We learn thai
iaifie had lsen forehi lctwcen D. Austrian,
.rd fie poari6csl troops and Italian volunts-r,
trtvcen Coniuda and Mlineiio Tho Az
,risr. iusi fcur hundred men killed and d,
hdn.lred prisoner and many wounded 1ks
holy a tlsa troops, 70 the number II 5000 men
vere rurruui sled. without having any arilIcrr
81 Carnudi and Molinctio. snd are PLACED T..
tvecn two frs ~ Generals Durando AMI Far.
ran Another account says that The hattie las,
- Sc houis, and that The Roman t1ooT. reesiy.
"A b thark
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-09

d HARD C2ss--An 'adastnou. Isish woman
in New York city, who ~ hard labor and occt-
omy haa saved $500, waich i0r seccnly she a.
Ways earned with her, on Monday week serfed
into an auction store ir Canal street. when Ter
po,k''t was picked Of the eaolc raount Do
covering her loss she Immediately seifed a nan
siandiag near, but She money was transferred to
an accomplice, aud ~ the exciiepeit 10Th e.
capped. It's wo1.an Mas founi ~ about an hour
Afterwards, wandering throas,a lie streets eon-
pietelV distractel ct Der los, ana was taken y
The C'y HospifsL Pity she had y !. PLACID leF
money in saving Bank.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-09

ANrnioAN MAnHLr.-Our uiizeus bal ~
opportunity On yesterday Afternoon. 10 S.-.t
street, q Inspecting noble block q Amsnc.a
,taiuary marble. !, was taken by Mcsrs RIP
Icy q Barues, frum thcir extensive quarry N
Rutland, Vermont. some 6fty feet below the sur
face. 1hs quarry has been worked about ihres
years. This "a the hrrcs' hock Of marble eve
quarricd II this country. Il weighs seoo
roundx j. !, a. pure and vbiie as the tea
East Bostosl sugar, sd is what ecoh'gis,, cla.
As iTanslucsnt il is the purest marble ~
iourd IN America. anil equal 10 any ear broug
ffu,n Italy has hE' grain, taxes high pol
and vii stand cur climate much b.itcr tina ths
Csrrara Marble. Tbi. hlock vas purrhafed b
Mr. 1Aomas =. Bayle,. 70 Harrison Avenus
phcrc il NAV now be sen. Il Wa taken fun
Rutlsnd to Whfehfll, thence dom tie cana to
Troy, and sscr The Western Railroad 10 ihs
city. Our sculpbrz may now hook 70 Ruilarl
and not 10 Italy for their material
Boston 7ransrrii
We learn from The Ktene PhilsuthrOpizi ia,
ihi' quarry r situated in the immediate ,iciuip
q he Rutland Railroad.