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The New York herald., 1849-02-24
TO LET.


rTo BOARDING. BoVsE KEEPERs,T TO LET, THE LARGE
house No ii Barclay street. which be from to
Pm Rent e ,nd unreasonable security required Apply
Country s.. sss sy the sas
scrbeI situated in wecheser one mile from Kngsbrds
River Railroads further information inquire Of James
CruA'h'nh s Greenwich street. or on the ps'mss'
A FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO
very good tunss. Apply By letter to Mr r. Herald Of
~ Of house 81 street, also stors and hsuse GO Gold
I'd houee BsknAn St. Inquire Of sAl I'll CLIFF Nas'
street, Sd story.
FOR SALE.
VNBoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE PoR SALE
rS s YEAR Sps'fs
wholesale business extent accordn capital
@ M rom iii ns %
cf which must be cash. address box 667 Post Office
EoR sALE-THE HOUSE AND LEASE or LOT NO. 20
Il Murray street Apply to
fethe large frame building the rner q sa A'eh''
and tOh street suitable for m.nufactory or school
NpEAT CLEARING SALE, AND GIVING UP BUSINESS
% ss Sp ssSs
S % %
ae reduction Of from 80 :. per cent under Iegua.
Ladies respectfully invited TO CALL and may depend
on having such bargains as are seldom metwith
DOUBLE MEDIUM PRESS YOR SALE WITH IRON
cylinder for rollers in frat rate order Apply at tho dss In
this Office.
EOR SALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL BARK MARY ELLEN,
burthen 1853 DID, copper fastened and
sails and rigging Sails fast and in every Ysspect first
Suts.rs"rsot tSs oTto BoSD fNcKsh 81 W.liss s
EoR sAIE-A. HANDSOME SPAN OF MULES SIX
old just from the country we'll broke single
doub tho for sale also; two days.
No. II King street.
ITO MERCHANT TAHORs-FOR SALE THE STOCK AND
Fixtures Of Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing
Rsablshmen No. 80 Greenwish Robinson
near the Waslnton MARKET persoH wishing engage
the the location 10 excellent and cannot be
passed. Fer further particulars inquire the store.
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CASTLR GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL-XNOWN SUM
~ be gagged for Evening
ensuing For further partcu and oms apply
ut the Ooe the prmses BY letter Iad dacte 70
the preprietors FRENCH BElSRR
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z SBLDING, No. III Tsdd's Building,
Avenue, Washington D. G

NJ OTICE.-THE sUBsCRIBEks nEREBY GIVE NOTICk
IN of their intention apply the Legislature Of the Sao
during the thereof
Iorate ssvea and hsir associates with capital Of tive mil
Nail Steamers Company New York and Liverpool Line" for the
purpose running line Of steamers beween New Ysrk and
Liverpool, In England.-Jan. Is, l8O.
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD K. COLLINS,
Z. RIGGS
VS. WETMORE.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

nR. IETFRJEy ANTIDOTE IS TIE HOsT EFFECTUAL
H. preparation sold GonorhGa and other disorders Of tho
sexus Organs Lops experience las proved that will fsd
cay any This desirable result obtained In ror
palate deviation In diet or inter
ptop pursuits sound sleep healthy digest the
npssnce 10 removed speedily consistent with the
production thorough and permanent cure !s Ingredients
vegetable and Injurious effect either oonsitV
onay oc locally be caused BY Its Price 81 bottle
Soc Agent for this city G. L. RING s2 Broadway corner join
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Four planets visible above the horizon.
Three Venus, Saturn and Mercury-in the southwest
tho latter about ten twelve degrees above the ho
Sson, after sunset Jupiter about As degrees in
The uertheaot.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

LHIRST STEAMSHIP FOR CHAGRES-THE FIRST CLASS
steamship ca CHESAPEAKE, Capt. E. A. Mix will posi-.
lively sail on the M February On her arrival Chagres pas
viii be conveyed Cruces tho thereby
avoiding the p.sas up the river canoes and
70 Panama at which point they will the
March, and find other Of
vnx crossed the shmg. several times will be able render
first GLASS taken. 800 pounds allowed each
freight extra baggage 10 foot specie
fourths per cent Apply to
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~N>~~~~~>~ooN~~>Nr~oS>
VNHE REV DR. HIGBEE WILL UPON REQUEST
preach st. Pauls Chapel tn evening the eloquent
the extension Of the church IL California delivered BY
him last Sunday in Trinity Church collection will be made
in aid Of that object. Service " o'clock
vTBEMENBERS OF GREENWICH LODGE NO 40 l. O.
requested TO be punctua in their dance the
Lodge Monday Feb 26h take oonsds
ration the proprey OF changing location order
JAMES BAYS, Sec. JP. WATERBURY, N. G.
OFFICE BOYDS CITY EXPRESS PO ST. NO. As WILLIAM
~ street.-The Carriers employed during Valentine week.
be at this ooe this afternoon between the hours
and O'clock Any persons having complaints requested
call at that time JOINT BOY D, Proprietor.
NOTICE no THE HEIRS AND LEGAL RlPREsKNrA
IN tves Of the capors Of the gats Pbade paA persons
interested heirs and legal Of the
the g. Ketch int.epS who were engaged In the
10th of February 1904 requested to their oaims
with proper vouchers Of tao
Is Of the rolls and prepared to give all
information upon the subject.
CHAS DE SLIDING, No. ii Tedd's Building.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D. G.
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MEDICAL.

M EDICAL RIFORM-"FALLACIEs OF TIE FACULTY,
l with The Chrome herm Sy of Med cin pges
Price ST. at 46 Ann street. Edited by Dr. Turner Of New York
II. LONG 4 BROTHER.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

OCUKk. No vhAI9k--Die AUkrhf W ~ GOLD
street. oonhdentay consulted all forms OF private dis
easss Recent he In two four dsya
Consts debility and impotcney gaeocssfuy treated hJ
Dr. n No mercury used In any OF hndrSnce from bsE
uess GNia str~st trnrr IA. ". " pm.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

VNHE ORIGINAL LIQUID HAIR DYE-ALExANDEa's
Ticotahe for dyrg the BAR whilst eyebrows insAn
taneousy natural black COLOR 1t
since hundred housah boxes have been
sold Of that me and acknowledged TO he the best
Preparation the world this purpoe the hair
the beauty ard elasticity Of YOUTH For sale BY Sands
fuson and william streets; Rushon Co. broadway;
Thomss Maxwell william street; Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden
iant BY druggists through. the United States and BY
the sole agents. kG o. a WEIGHT
No rauth Fourth strp Mn
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

\ - ~ n i.r "A, A ui nOh vi "fkAe TlCAL PRIVATE
- Treatise" he, 50 orcenwish srsst-ofce hours A.
stsxes win be suspsed rpdty and little nvenenos
attending their chiefly however those who have sui
certain clare Of people, who properly srprec ~
hs servcea In structure rsm M st incpient TO lite more
advanced and distressing staxee on urccnmcn advantages
very extensive prsctco he scrd rapid, ad
radical which, he has ground fer stating te obssd
ffoy, other source In America.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

DR. GLOVER ~ C2NsuLTHD DURING TBH DAY AND
~ evening at his Office lSo Arm street, {uow No. ) in
difficult and protrsotcd Of delicate diseases tina have
tad TIE skill Of pbyscisns Of less exIer His extract Of
Copavs Crbebe be had at his In 'front.' Private
en- france through the entry to the Office door
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
AMUUE mENT.

Nl pins. Feb a. 70 commence with FAIR STAR8saroon
Mr. Nckipson Lord stalk Mr. Reynolds; Cherry Miss Nary
osnpen after which f6ls HOUSE TO BE s2L0-Chstt'sen
PHILIPPE. After which CAAARAlZAhAN AND BADOURA-
Bubg Mr. Nickpsop; CsmarzamAn. Miss Clarke Jim Sling
To conclude with NAflon AL DEFENCEs Simon Nsrrowfas
Mr. Holland; M'or snapdr.gon Ar Clark; rnebs MAyduso
rnnr, A
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NH osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To THE MARRIED.

M OST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO THE MARRIED.
ll those contemplating marriaxeThe Married enana
Private Medical by Dr. A. kaurceau sixth ea
copies having already been cspoeed of Every female
settipz copy whether arried unmarried although ~ N
snsaf r.r.cd diselcses important secrets
hiob should be known particularly Here every female
s dsooveY the csusea and the most enee2t re
can ~ ~ " - IN eys-, csse For sale at "a
Sdssy s se - tfssy S'
T. H. Patterson, Ne % Cbesnu Sa the receipt Of 81, copy
"a. Albany: W. r. Davis Boston. IN Iii rarts of IA
viii transmitted By mail se q po:,a cost paid Dr.
limited States ettors mrst 10 AsdrcSoo 10 LboF.
A. n. NAURICKAU. box l-aA New Yerk eisy' oA''
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
CALIFORNIA

Tv>O CALF OkNIA.- FOR SALE-ONE HALF OF A FINE
ship Of provisions consisting Of Pork Beef Bread
Flour Ac There sufficient provens TO last hundred
least and are Of the first quality Ths ship sailed about
month The half interest is insutd for Sl5U0 They will
be sold together separately cheap for cash This offers fair
opportunity for companies that koinE overland They Will DO
exchanged stock goods real estate in tho city or cin
ty Inquire at E6 Fulton ST.
CBIP SALEA-TEN ADDITIONAL SHARES FOR SALE
which includes ownership in the vessel mining impements
and years provisions Of superior quatyice 500 each tho
original shares being 500 and sscd to meet the deficiency
The shin is at Pier & T. r. and will sail Wednesday next Apply
onb hoard
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

w ANTI D-TO bENT OK lEAsF-A PRIVATE HOUSE
w Br :cvay IL Chamrs Murray. Warren street
Asduts G.s 49, ls-:i-s .e lowest rent. iTee oil
tayes srd rpiis.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

Dentist to te disposed Of including office furniture such
dentists chair secretary centre table CHAIRS work table,
all other necessary articles Price S20 Address Dentist
herald office,
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
EoR CALIFORNIA. VIA CHAaREs-Tng sPLRNpIr

LNOR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHA0RES-THR SPLENDID
steamship Northerncr, Captain Thomas Budd.-
The propreors of vessel at tho solicitation
mereus parties who desire arrive at Panama in m take
the oruia leaving there tho 18th
with from the Charleston limo trip
only and will despatch her fer Chagres direct Thursday
next day of March. at O'CLOCK r ~ from pier No
NoIthrver From the well known speed the Norhener tits
confidently expected that she will make the trip Chasres
nine thus aordng amp time after her arrival there for
make their the sthmus to
prevent oil posGbty Of missing tho California steamer what
be the state the roads difficulty Of procuring
yeyanoes at Chegres
Passage in the saloon state rooms $l25
Lower cabin ................... 100
In order greae,t to passengers
freight will be taker. Apply to
SPOFFORD. fILESTON h CO., IS South st.
At TIE Paeseng the Northerner will be do
tair March, when will positively sail
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

CALIFORNIA DAGgERREoTYPEs PERSONS ABOUT
~ visit California and ther
with ohdr would do well to call Brady Nos 21
M Broadway where by of nd
ditops his establishment faithful and ikcnosss
obtajaed at the shortest notice.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

EoR BAN FRANCISCO. VIA CHAGREs-srEAAsnIP
Il Crescent City-On the 18th of Naroh.-The new aud
sFendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, Charles Stedda
O brhen will leave for Chagres direct
dock at Pier N r. Thursday the 18th March,
Passengers or California win this tho most sipedous and
soes direct to Chagres without stopping nermsate
they will without fail arrive at Panama in time for the Pacific
Nail Steamer Of the st of p The the
river and the the Crescent City
mneIs az wor on ne oad rom Cruces TO Panama
!bmus will doubt be avoided We have been informed
from 800 to O mules have recently
to Chaees and that the Ishmus will amply supplied
Paage in the after saloon $780, IN saloon
Eight cubic feet Of baggage allowed and six
baggage seventy cents per foot No berth until
Iaio for For freight passage. apply to
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

INOR SAN FRANCIsCO AND fHE GOLD MINEa-TlE
substantial Ar fast sailing bark CLYDE $50 burthen
is leading at pier No. North hiver and will mmed
despatch for San Francisco The Clyde fitted with
Of extra z in spacious and carefully ventilated saloon
her fine sailing qualities it believed she will make the passage
in about 120 TIE ship will be
ard Smith, long established merchants who
take charge merchandise by freight
appJ the captain board No Rver
or H.. UOLDRHGE No g3 Wall streAt
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

: . = ., pUoIwI,k, LEc1UkEh UN yuh osNiAa
organs and author Of work on veneres som nmn
All disc ases Of II splendid plates Extra o
the Boston Medical and Surgical Jouns-"It may b
enrsssy be equ to Records Acons works the
family diseases and far superior thing Of the kind
pubnshcd in this county Price, SlG Author Of work
SOLITARY Vice. Impotency &o pates-prco 81 For sale ~
222 Broadway; and OF tho author. 5O4 Broadway.
TNR MORRISON CONTINUES To BE CONSULTED ON
- Diseases Gleets Strcure venereal Ulcers &c.
where others fail Recent cured few days
Nervous and Organic Debility he warrants his
diplor,a IN HE Office T4< FULTON street.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

NOR SAN FRANCISCO-TKN SHARES FOR SALE IN THE
fast sailing copper fastened ship SALEM, lying
footo street East river which will positively sail
Monday 2h Instant The shares entle the holder share
in said vessel mining in pment and provisions for
twelve montha Price of share 500. Apply on board to
T, H. WEATuARD,
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

VUNO MERCHANT TAILORS.-A FIRE SCH NAN, WHO HAS
leen long time In the best ablishment aria a.
Cutter wishes place in this city Address D. b. Mr.,
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

- usual exclusively to the diseases Of the Eys and Ear l
Treatise the Eyopoe 50 cents Also his Acting Eye
Fountains the Artificial
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

California Boots, W arranIed to two
years can be found At Coy Youhg Fulton and Nassau
Also long legged rtin thoe goipg
land route Fine French calf boots 81 So fine g. CATERS
patent leather boots shoes &c. equally low The DO JTOk
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

4 M COOr kn,l III n sTkEkT, b ETW ElN CHATHAM
~ and William sroete has for the fourteon years enjoyed
extensive practice In private diseases He the
most aggravated Of this dseaeo and mild cured Ia
two I've days srcturDr Cooper the worst form
Of structures In from to two weeks Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit ndulged In by young tbs
when freely INDUCED In, begs dyspepsia, weakness Of the
and small Of tho back confusn OF tho intellect
society warranted In evcry charge
M mcv~ uNrd
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

IIOR CALIFORNIA-FIRsT vEssRL-THE SPLENDID Al
clipper ship sAAosET will sail -. lsgch. For freight
(4OO bairts) or n...s-, .. 'ow rates spplyto
+. b. SUTTON, 1lg Wail street MP stars; or
JOHN OGDEN. ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND FIRST ATE

n business quafca hardships by years
toll Of most connections and who will
of frsm Of the first
make cement with geuenan DO
The advertiser proposes that person should advance
necessary passage money
pIoducts sf his labor Address p H. Herald
Office.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23

THE LATE FIRE AT FAYETTEvILLE.-We
learn that black girl about ~ or IA years of
age living in Gen. Kimball's family, has ack-
nowledged (without intimidation or threats) tina,
she set Gen. KS barn on Ere, and is also the
author of subsequent attempts 10 fire his house
The barn was set on fire by putting lighted
match from the outside through crcvice into
the hay; after which the girl returned immedi-
ately to the kitchen, and sat down quietly, to
avoid suspicion. She docs not seem TO have
been actuated by malice, but by childish curios-
ity to "sce fire." She revealed these facts to
gentleman of that village on "Wednesday last,
when the Directors of the Windham NJ. F. /.
Co. were holding session relative to Gen. Kim
balls polcy-he being insured in said Company.
The mystery of this affair, VIC are happy to per-
ceive, is now cleared up.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23

The VALUE OF WoMEN IN sci DORADO"
"A lady writes from San Francisco 10 her
friend in Massachusetts, a, follows:
1.-THE demand for manageable women seems
to be as great as for goods This is the only
country in tho world where women are proper
ly appreciated. The proportion of males in the
territory is five to one of females, and the labor
of females is as much needed in cooking, &C., at
the gold region, rs the males There have been
more marriages the last few months than in ten
years previous, in this country. The squaws,
before they will 60 to the gold region, make eff
forts to get white husbands, which they soon OBJ
tain in the present state Of affairs. Father
Mauaque, the Catholic priest, has informed ME
that he married the last month ITO white men
TO squaws The consequence is, that the poor
Indians will soon be left without any class Of fe-
males from which they can choose,-as certainly
no white woman of whatever condition in society
will marry an Indian, when she can readily mar
ry a white man of some wealth and prominence.
Some Of the most ugly and slovenly servants
here marry traders who have accumulated for
tunes in a week"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23

GOLDEN EXAGGERATIoNs.-The has, no
doubt, been much exaggeration in regard to the
gold in California In the dawn of discovery,
made at such distance as to preclude the posi-
bity of easily testing the truth Of rumors, and
calculated to lend even additional charms to so
charming subject as gold, it is to be expected
that every thing will be magni6ed in the glass of
Marveousness, in proportion to the fever of
those who listen, and the desire to astonish of
those who recount the discovery. Scales of the
precious ore become bars-dust swells into peb-
bles-and modest Jumps are transformed into
rocks fit for pedestals to colossal statues.
That there is gold and silver, and platina, and
copper, and lead, and iron, and coal, in abund-
ance, in California, there can be little doubt.
The explorations of the past and the present
demonstrate il; but each Of these minerals Ia:
its measure and boundary. God has never so
cursed any spot of earth as to pour out upon it
gold-the most fatal of all "quick-sands so
lavishly that man could scoop wide his grave in
it. California is rich in gold but much Of it will
be wrought out by slow, painful, and not over
profitable toll.
We speak thus that our readers may view the
matter in the light Of common sense. Further
accounts, when authentic, will no doubt moder-
ate the extravagant impression now prevailing
and show that though there is plenty Of gold in
the valley of the Sacramento, it may be as ex.
pensive to get it, as it is to dig the same meta
from the potaio-hills and corn-6elds Of the Allan
tic States.-Ne,c York Sun.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23
SLAVERY IN CALIronNIA.-Thc Washing.

SLAVERY IN CALIFoRNIA.-Thc Washing
ton correspondent of the Tribune writes:
Certainly one OF the most important rumors
of the day, il it is true, is that Mr. Benton has
sent to California by the last steamship, another
of his remarkable letters, addressed to the in
habiants of that territory. The first rescript to
the Californians was taken out last Fall, by Col.
Fremont, and advised them to set mp provis
ional government, without any provision as to
slavery. That document was probably publish
ed in San Francisco about the first Of February
last. From what learn, have reason to think
that Mr. Benton now advises tho people Of Cali
fornia to insert a provision in this temporary
system, for the external exclusion of slavery from
their soil, and that he advocates or rather COM
mands it with all his characteristic energy and
power. cannot doubt that his recommends
tons will be followed. If this report is true
and have no doubt at all Of tit goes TO con-
firm the expectations Of Senator Bentons warm
est friends, and to indicate that he has ranged
himself beside Clay, Haywood, and other wise
and distinguished men of the slave States, with
Seward, Van Buren,, and Webster of the free,
not only to resist the extension but TO provide
for the eradication of American negro slavery"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23

The WoRKING FARMER is new agricultu-
raj monthly magazine, published by Kingman &
Gross, New York, and edited by Jas. J. Mapes,
Esq. The February number is the first, and
contains i6 pages of closely printed reading mat
ter. The terms are very low-one copy so cts,
twelve copies SIS, twenty-five copies $40. Mr.
Mapes is one of the best chemists in this coun-
try, and this publication i, 10 be mainly devoted
to the application of chemistry to agriculture.
Mr. NJ. is besides practical farmer gardener,
and fruiterer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23
DR.. II. TURRS.

A NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN, from the city oil
IA Troy, will be in attendance at Blacks Hotel
in Putney, Monday and Tuesday, ID and Sd April
and at Smiths Hotel, in Braiileboro, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, 4th, 5th and 9th April, for
consultation with patients upon the various diseas
es incident to the system, particularly affections Of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and Spleen Likewise
Nervousness, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Asthma, Dys.
pepsia, Debility, &c.
Reference to individuals restored afcr being pro.
nounced hopeless" by attending physicians, can at
all times be given to illustrate the efficacy Of the
Analytical practice Dr. Z. will continue his visits
at intervals Of from four TO six weeks.
% Advice in all cases gratuitous.
March 81, 1919. q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23
Marrte0.

In this village March 10, by Rev. J. G. Foster,
at the Parsonage, Mr. Lewis p. Cutter, of Winchen-
don, Mass. to Miss Abby G. Bigelow Of this place.
In Fayetteville, March 8, by Rev. o. Warren, Mr.
Chester Harris Of Bra,,leboro, to Miss Mary Black,
OF Dummerston.
In Marlboro, March ~, by Rev. Moses Adams,
Mr. Warren f. Gale of Windham, to Miss Ruth n.
Barton, Of Grafton.
In Townshend, March H. by Rev. II. Fletcher
Mr. Charles N Shipman to Miss Sarah White, both
Of Townshend.
In South Halifax, March "a, by j. t. starke, Esq.
Mr. Hart Shcparison to Miss Sarah S. Franklin, o
Guilford.
In Montague, March 8, Mr Luther Purinton, Of
Coicraine, to Miss 4. Jane Hunter, Of Montague.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23

MoRE Sales.--future have been two slides
on the Railroads to the North; one on the Sui
livan Road below Windsor, and another on the
VT. Central Road above Windsor. Communi.
cation is of course interrupted on those Roads
for the present, and the Northern stage came in
to-day Thursday with neither passengers or
mail. Owing to being obliged to wait for trains
on the above Roads, last nights train from Bos-
ton, due at o'clock, did not arrive till o'clock
this morning
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23

FLooD AT CmcAGo.-Telegraphi Des-
patches from Chicago, dated on Tuesday even
ing, 18th, state
ave have been visited by terrible flood,
which has destroyed an immense amount OF
property. The damage done to commerce alone,
is estimated at over 100000.
II is impossible at this time TO ascertain cor
rectly, the amount of damage to property in this
vicinity. Propellers, vessels and steamers arc
all iammed into one another some are lying on
the top of one another, and all appear to be in
the utmost confusion.
The water is still rising, and great fears are
entertained that the destruction will be increas-
ed.
All the canal boats, with the exception Of one
or two, are entirely destroyed, or have gone into
the lake. Several vessels have gone outside,
and are now anchored in the lake. Ono or two
lives have been lost by the falling of spars on
board Of vessels in the harbor."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-23
Dteo.

In this village, March "A, very suddenly, Mr.
Charles Fisher, aged ~.
In his village, March 20, Mr. Azcniah Dickinson,
aged "a years, 10 months aud 10 days. Printers
IN N. IT., Mass, Ohio and Ill will please notice
In West Townshend, Feb. 90 Mrs Lucena s.
Ormsby, wife Of VIM H. Ormsby, and only daugh-
Ter Of Washington and Lncena Evans, aged 81
In Bennington, March s, Mr. Jason Blackmer, in
his s0th year.
In North Bennington March 4 Dea. Nathaniel
Hall, father Of Hon. Hland Hail. aged SO. Dea.
Hall was a worthy and much esteemed citizen, a
man Of piety, and for many years beloved mem
Der Of the Baptist Church.
In Montague Mass, Feb. 20, Mist Bctscy d.,
daughter Of John and Bctsey Loveland, aged 81
In Winchester, N. H. Mr. Submit Lawrence, o..
In Orange, Mass, Mr. Jacob Tyrrcll, Rcyolu'
tionary pensionsr, aged 80.