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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

hts nl.1 ita 4 -, 81 hm,ell n, first Tsri s.rs
~ Orn. 1ayI,r's Dn isiun. nd hat he rcc.iv.d -
"o3oes whiis Havi bs ~ fd siuft and my ~
lis "a, shouting y atotf he u,nstef ball srarh
I'm ia r. ,ti fard whilst tatHu ir atafd ito LIS
h'f. al ent II Noot aus fitcts. ciancrr inn ihr
e'a.tafi shd 'lHfung It's aasamrn, hBvlutmg IA Hs
tuu1st, 4 bone above fle mp Jt.nf
Ne ~ ooond sac ioilhrf ifnn the evidence tut
ushtd ~. al GtH. la, lH's coin,ss sud siund Jndg
heht lbfa. hui The hfrhie iltee days n,inarktd
by 'vefy tie eigsg,d, and that hts lnifrpdly was
such, he hetg h be lhcktsi 81 the fight and always
~hefe the halls tai ihekesl. iha hs escape dcen
81 miraculous. H. sal preserves The nsbe feel
M, AMI sSnds ady 20 where his Gpyenmtnt may
ofatf b1u, 81 te sffvces OF his euantiy may call him
~bsthef at the had at Il We twenty tbaussnd men,
W e ale gfauh,d 10 be- able slae hat lie duels
ntieh Wen ia IT, apis at taHatgn between Col Bale
ff1 Ton and Gen Marshall. aud 30 between Captain
NILSSON, of tins cly aud Captain Cheeves, OF The
Texas Volunteers. have al b.en smlcably arranged.
b'n. Amradia has sued Sn,lb.f ptotsnAilun since
his reftai tom Monterey calling upon the MesIesus
n'ek 10 his standard ele the Invaders al fhelt soil
fs eItuse. IN The pt"camalon lot defeat at Monterey
and hr ndet ui that CIV lfuups, W AM
OF AMhl MI ION - ! he utfet lalsity II this state
mehi Is well knawn, tf at, quantlIy u Ammunition
was found al Monterey sieT The eaptlulaliun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
Deus frOnl the armp.
Foa at.N. q. 7emts, y T.. ,
LATER FROM Tile. ARMY.


Tie steam Sip Ga,tstoH Etiittd \, day as
a. ~ rfss.s SauIlasn va 3l,d,ut, 13NHe hh lie
rsr place tit 3 h, end te latter the 5Utn al
nan.
Ne have nat received any correspondence from Mont
llhe mail nut being disturbed Yesterday al later
rare ihao published an the sTrlyal OF Tue Pametin,
last Thursday hui the Galresisa News Of the 3tah,
iurnishts s'1e lhiellletitr, wblch We su'Jain.
''fun oil. Davis, VI lstn int the Ai,Aicahs lsfr
totally e,sc,al.d he uLoe c,uutrs tn see vi Sou
l.Hls Po'os. Tie Information has drffYrd ituln
may that lhtre deabl al lhis se.
hty ,it h.hiud iory GBCeHs to dts'toy ihe iof
1teauI,s u4ai had h,fn e,H,iIuce1 al LIS Anett
ursly strong and ficult pass The rad 10 Saitllo
tud abuu; i've OF STA Mills lie, und lie Hucuu8aa.--
They lave ISL dlsu AMI, Salulo dtsif, yng NhaIty
~. hi be Il usr Ia our amy. and WHICH ihey could
Lot irkr away. THUS ttre is nuhi lrtl Tor Gen
istlof Ia cigutf, but tSfIen giun If rugged
aid lhsly plans, afordt rellh,r wat,r Tn-
Tor TN subsistence oil beast. Dis
Il wv thfee hundred mites To San LOUIS Potos
IT, as has been said, Gen. laylu iss ofdsfs match
uyun san Louis P,usi, Ia reach hat city b, The
tud 0i November the gus ION aT>ts Low lie
t,rse such county ss he vii have 10 do by futctd
afrh al e rate OF fifteen twenty miles per day
i e ubly wAlrt his foute Is IN tie hoxltAn farks
h,c n duubiltss be at broken up us the ,non, te,
1ins. T. cary waiet stai tieHi save Ills army aud
l,smS INN - ftm- Mould rahabiy rqure nofe Lufsts
ults aud itau III the atuy, all uf which
rqrtd ot lie uaus otatuuu l liz ssary siotes
so nui iens. H. sLug tL's relreat. lie ouen, nave
heubiltss Adopted it Isicy. lravng hoiiud teu
lot mole orundase ,nen iuf Ten 1ayt eucauaitt
lts mach. iLan lie cid ever Gnd IL thtlt owl
arms and iori'd uwes
lms pti,y las queslaool'y tecn diclaf,d hy HE
sagKcny 81 >aula Arua Il sta,d. gouod allhaft
~ that he had 80 otd,fs lo AMI udla cVaruair
Altneie, ,atd ali oilr lae III sd Il IL unaits
,us Hal L,se ,rtus wee tvl t,ttstd III atf tic
Iafllr.
~ Ct hasire tic ttofs f.ofFaty 10 garrison Mont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

corespn denl Of The Cincinnati Gazette writing.
if'm Monterey says
''h. Taylor, IN ,oHvefsati n with me, said be had
10 b. slihion In puueunc Monterey the strongest
o lll on the cohthtnl, except Quebec. BY tue by
Nofd about The cap iuatlun. The bearer ol the fig
o fuce proposed surrender OF the TOW II. allowing Them
10 remove all lhe public property Gen. Iaylor asked
an nhcohdtIof al sunenl'r Of every lhIna quite DIFF
terence Thy had nom TO II o'co' ans,e r. At
II they sent or Gen. Taylor. Alter eXhauslug his
patience with dplona cy, and Ampudia had declared
he was no way stfatened 10 submission Gen, 1ay lar
sad Sn' ihod goAr to,rn, yomselt, and yow army
!" me hoHon n my hm,d. and you kao,e il !, THE con
ftHtheE IS CLOSED IN THIRTY MINUTES
iol sllALLllEA FROM MY BATTERIES.
he '"eh ils bat I" leave Inc Ampuda called him
Lack and submitted. This was told me IN person by
Ten. layior, aud Is strictly tfue, o. course.
Much his b IA deseHedly said If Gen. lay lor's per
solaI lIaHfy II Is The theme # admiration aud adula
''h 81 nse al aUme but Iecuiarliy oi his. IL,
Is surrounded by men equally so--by young men who
III subordinate POSITIONS, capable u any hng
cry 'lh9 brave AID great; and although obscured iron
we yr9t The country are ~ fact lis Pride and orna
hlfl viii late occasion hereafter Of naming some o
ll"se whom we reeaid as dandfrs Vi " est Point an,
Sh." ''1 Low they live and what they undergo IN tn,
t'Ic' how Their e,pfIi du corps prompts Them IN du y
'u'T d'Vaion 10 llefr rToiessIun, Sc, Certainty thi
T. shm"hy W volunteers viii hereafter dIsahuse III,
ope mind IN It's appreciation Of The young officers Of
he amy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
THE NEXT CONGRESS-

we nave ever regarded cypherng out mai titirs 10 Ia
obtained ny election, yet To take place. as haz,rdos
huslness Parry preJulIces blind the Judgment sud dis
'fh'ng n''ueIcts are net allowed place IN the ca ia.
lon even when he greatest fairness is int, ded We
DO no' therefore, generally place much reliance up,n
The 'SlIH nes OF either pafy-thoush they are Tot ,hs
out heir interest. The ollical organ a trtuol, ioc
by tie aud vi POLITICAL arithmetic arrived at the c,n,l
son. that The Democrat maority in the npyl n usa of
Representatives would be S-oral any ra,e r,ooa f,,
Ia to &5' In ifrlsng al Ills result. the Fdi,or rat
dewn The N,w York rrrts1ualiun as ,ona II, d. ,ideI =
Wheteas or r'gders aware, The arithmetic # ,ls
pills gives tie Wigs % members and H., D,n,.,.,,
only IL (and three of them friends Of protective Ia
rf) HE Editor also claimed two drnncratic r,orhs,
f'n New jersey, whereas one only has been ele tpd
After all his Ihcrahty IN his own psr,v as IA ,i,s
the elections which we're then 10 take rlace The Ed Tor
ii Tie o"eI s'siinac Was CO Wigs aud e. pne.
cfats-ald the safe # tnrrrts il, ,lp n,NII.,,,#r4
Democrats and LOG Whigs-or a mai,ri,y of Is.a,w
have a;cd.
With The data furnished by .he elections which have
since i'h'n place, Ia say notlg Of Michigan and Iowa.
We are q atl' tos,I down already elected Ga Nhs
and % Democrats, Nalve-and six vacancies. "Gn.
hg,' saysa wrijer The Baltimore Patriot. 80 tie I.r
'o'"c's III me states yet ioelec the number d
Representatives they have in the present C,nguss--
that Is, giving them IA of the Is from Vrpnia ofls
, inm North Carolina $ Of The d from Louisiana If
lie III from Indiana, If The from Alabama all in To-
wa, W Isconsn. Texas and Mississippi ,ohich they
MOI get. and allomlng them fiji the vacancies IL
Name, rh'ch hfy cuanoi do-and then they will have,
al told. Ii menbers-jusl one,halL"
But 1t is perfectly evident we think. that they cannot
gel any liinI like This nun Der. The Wigs will CT
'aInIy ealnin Maryland, Vlrgiaa, North Carolina. Al
"oana, Louisiana. Tennessee, Kentucky & Indiana. The
Demo rails must do something more than hold Their orn
IN The States YET vote, To have maj rily THIS ihey
cannot do Aud we l"ok upon it as beyond doubt, that
The Wigs viii have a small majority in the n'X
House,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
MASSACIIU SETS.

we SIC IL S'a''d III s,ne "i tie EnroJean irrrsls
t"a' II is Tpin httd'd he sea fcll, If gan M, nf,rs
even greater tcetrny h'a year, IN cons.op.uc. r
There ho being enough resefv,d iar seed W. ,l,l.
TIE DtnocTapc party in The cid Bay State Is AL
ready III slnllaT N dhantft. Il N,uld uaIIy .,.,
iTen The result oi lie tltctiun On Iu,sdav las, NJ
lhefe is f"l tmuEh Of Itcut corn lei, in the S,,ta m
seed. Gov B"ees is re elected by a majority Of .ors
ten lteIsa'd votes hlg is el.ci,d me,,ry (,,-
gteSS"hal District The ninth district has be,n 81 f
UNI Ihsnld, inn the inIossItilliy o aLinp clic.
"a ihaJ"nJ icne nqnnd. As lar as beard from, ,bo.
have been elected 60 VII g, 6 Democrats and . Abl-
tonsis.
In tie Boston District, Mr.. Nhlhrop wa. rc.,I,r,sd
by maj ry OF 1858
lie vule Stood for
Winthrop. (Whig) 6oat
HOMER (pem) 49,
,'"Ne' i"uo4 Aitica.1) 1895
''"'''''"g' $50
The Boston Post {Loco) saws. "'rbe DIN,
cannot nave H'y stig h PES oi Iecliny sinuIs S,,,-
toT. oh HE vote Tor Guvtrnnr We have r,lurus II, IN
several counties, all IN iavor OF rhr hips Tie Wb..
nave tItend Their Governor Lieutenant Cav, nm,
naIprlly III the ealsalnfe ana succe,d.d in Al, H.,
o. gre>sl7nal Districts. The Demo, mir ,,,. =, M
usual, small and We shall 90 bed and slrer as wiz
as We cah y 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

Ilaut. Watson proceeds + New York for the purpose
Of rh1rieflng sci ior Chagf s. aud goes The Pa
ch As bearer ofdespa ches. am Of opinion III, iorde
have gone QUITO seizr upon The whule of lower Cali
Torn urd"r To enable h secure ;be commerce ot
the Gn which OF much importance as wdl as some
fine ports for whalrIs 10 resort to-
Col Mason goes OUT in company with Lieut.. w atson
II Is suppoled 10 supersede Col. Stevenson The
mand Of the California regiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
III lI}l',.

Everybody, perhaps is not acquainted with the ely
mohgy 81 the wmd humbog. II is a corruption Of
liamhhrgh, md originated ia The following nianurr =
During rcrlod when war prevailed IN tie continent.
:" many false reports, and ylne bulletins were iabca
ed at ilamhnrch, tia' al length when any ose woald
SIGNIFY his disbelief of statement he would s4v yam
had that from iambLr gh," and thus 'tbaI i, Han
pH9h' I iiiih lug became Il common expression
al lncfednllty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

Mr.. A. Whitney Is pushing hi, grcai scheme Of a
Railroad IRON LAKE Michigan though The Northwestern
Territory aud Oregon. 10 The Pacific Ocean A pnbnr
meeting Was held III Cincinnati the snhjeri lev
days n2", al which. arr speech lr,ln Nj Nhnr,
resolutions were adopted Recommending Tie enterplz.
!" me favorable c'nsldtrannn IT Congress and CON.
m1iee was appointed pr, pare aueuoflal to II att
4 : On the subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
IOWA ELECTION.

Inc 81 Louis OIgan raus from gentleman, Who
WhNed IRON burlington, thai there is no d, 0bt at the
e'er.l3n ct The v hlg cauddate for governor. NJ.
- lif, The Democrat, i, elected To Congress aud oue
W hl2 "h"se name "" have NOT heard. THIS slIl he
me hrsl Sat ihal has come Into The uion W hlg.-
lac W hlgs have majority in both houses of The leg
statute ST. tia the L :. Senator'S will be Mugs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
HIGHEST cAsa parcE

ior All young aud likely NEGROES, OF both SEXES
hose having such 10 sell will fad II 10 their ,nle.
fes, |" call On US before making sale
Three god BLACkSMirJS and CApprN
f'he wanted. Wew,ll give liberia prlce ,r sam
y u a. HAR / \ DAVIS
y. p'-aa communications from the co uliiv
1--WE =" ,ne ao'Se description oi property, wall meet
Ii ~ "''o'' II. 4
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NEW YORK

ne n. Y. Express shows thai The aooreoate r II
" ny "fJ mus Ia lie o"nsr'ssi"nal Districts doule
'a' gwen iH f"anG, thus proving THAI, far ff,n h
''" "'"p III e'l s. qnfhte Ut his anti rentism he l,
'"i't As many W hg, as he gained ahtl-feui VOTES
Inns Is Insi Vial We believed lfm the first The +
nal hSu" Is e''n more avor1be than at frs, sta
fd' Muffin, W hie, II Is admitted by the Albany 4.
enN, Is e'cltd IN he lQh dslfict-tl.us maxim, -
Representative stand % Whiss. to II Denoc,,ls
OF whom are IN favor Of Prottcliv Tar f., w..
gam III ioaflen iaenbets Tie names Of tn. ne,n4o,
elected are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

! he NastHfsh | ann # y. rda, ahroatrfS Tie
dPath 81 stnneeo Jau. Il. Ntiozun. III tie Iultd
States Navy, n ihc Coz Year q bis age lie was Ia
1s- g" lie ely al fi.tin4 d. Il 'n'sfrd lie Navyn
let9 mast1luan Il Il ing l1ourl. aad waS al ~
rapiure al Il e Mf,d, nlan. afI IA r=r 6rlaal tL-ser
i,enl between lie Peac4ok and he Eptty,ef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
nARION OLE \NARnER

u Is said that Gov Smnh has pardbued Warler
"ao VAS recently convicted III manslaughter for the
Killing oi Nman God, and sentenced In FIVE years in
? sS71menI IN the PEN entiary. Petitions lor his par
don were numerously sgHed.
,2eraudria Ga.eHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
MICIIlG

lh'te arr run ors lhat tie " hes have elected ,,o
menb of 'rg",s. Ih,y have gained c,nsa, rabrv
IN The Legislature, but nol enough 10 esquire ns.u,y
On Illnl ballot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
DOMESIlCS, HEAVY WOOLLENS, BIAN
kErS HATS AND CAPS

aud variety nj other articles too ledlons 10 enumprar
all oi whrh VIII be offered at such prices as cannot
laLtn please. call Is most cordially invited from all
Nose wishing 10 bny good Good, and the lwes prl
ees; AS II W" not only afford the subscriber pleasure Ia
eAhioH h's "o'dS t. persons wishing To- buy but II
shall be his standard aim 10 give entire satisfaction Ia
those whom II may please 10 tls,r hlm with their nat
hhaae' T.. FRANKLIN, Jr
Or 8 :. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
Cloths, Cassilncrcs and Vestinys

Extra fine French CulIs,
Danole Mild Golden brown duto,
- :" Invisible Gtern do
English and American, do. at variols pflees
Super De skin black Cassimeres
Rbbed and sltped do
Fancy aSslmeres. ASSERTED,
Tweed do do
Fine silk warn d. for Sack cnais
neelsh Sam Nesttngs, Ph'o, figured and embodied.
NaDered and striped six do. very Gue.
Emhro,d red Cashmere do
WooIrn, Velvet. Cashmere and Menoo do,
Fancy Cravals, neck lies, &c
A full assortment OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
FRUIT Y'REEN.

.,, IA Y kIEN.
'iif' subscriber respectfully informs hs fis,d and
The public, that lac is acting rs appnr fir Nr b.
s,lh Ninlon, OF Richmond, Tor the sale Of his ERt,Ir
KEGS S>e., IN which capacity he has been actin,
Tor me iaHt Two or three years, with much sncces. :
Mr.. Slnon has variety If
'Pf's' gears Pi"ms, Peaches, Cherries,
Apr'co's, NtciarinG>, Almonds Fig.
ssr"pes, tooscbcr4 les, Currnu,s
and ssa.pb.rIics.
For the particular kind of fruits prices &C. examine
ir o'h"n catalogue winch will be gwen or s,ut 10
any "ne VII" wishes To purchase trees sc
:, 'fdefS addressed To The subscriber. AT Campbell c.
aud promptly and faithfully attended to-
c,...,.,, f. L. JORDAN.
-"lill' ~ = IT, Ni'P HhT N3Nt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
T.. FRA NE&LsN, Dr.,
heater in fancy amt !sfHVfe
ny G 90 d S,

lhNtHBURG, W,
ID ESPEC1FUilh informs his friends and The pub
lac. thai he haf Jus received and opened his enire
stock of
E.iLL.IND ULNTER GOODS.
purchased recently IN he Northern cnles on such term
as vii enable hun Ia ufct great inducements 10 pur
chasefs. either al WHOLESALE or RETAIL astn y
house In this scctiun oi country. Ills stuck is arge
comprising an extensive assortment Il almost every ar
uce usually found ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
CASH
FOR 600 iNsIsssOg

W Of NEGROES ''lf'9
can say 10 our friends, and the public generally,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

"aS' me result OF the Congressional and Cover
u ''''''" was speedily known aud Transmitted, i,
- '' ,e' "scefd'"ed WIN certainty whether The new
o'"'"'""'" Is adopted IL is comparatively sus
va" % ""'e'""f VI Tie State. or who r,prr.
III o"'shsS-oni "i The last lmrorlsnc whelb,,
'"'' all i''d"'"uS eWsInlnn as that submitted la lbs
people ot accepted of rejected. We fear il has hon
Ia'iti.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

Iis'. Dfmwrais.
Frederick W lord
= llenry { Murpt y
5-lienry Ailc"li
q " N IS Aia'Iay
b D = jackson,
ID Sidney Lawrence
II Geo Pnrle
ls-t'fancis Srper
% -Tnn'y Irnkrns
: & \ Sla,ku rather
IA us putn Blrdsall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

Dist. " HOS
% A lsl"adse
~ III. Nelson
S-Cofn-llus Warren,
Cd b ), Linn
lO-fllakim SherllI
lip Sylv. sirt
L Glide n Reynolds
K pIras
% John | Sl'egerlsnd
! Orlando keIl,eg
10 Hugh " hrte
10 J -. Alnllln
IN III Duer
u Daniel Gmt
25-il ) Conger
20 W m Lawrence
I'm VI Ilolley
ts-E b #Iial'nes
r. |! Il
3J-David lt'm~py
81 DadleNAllry1n
3 IN X llal
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22
DIR wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The extraordinary success attending the use of this
medicine in diseases of the lungs, and the many singu-
lar cures it las effected, having naturally attracted the
Alteration OF many physicians, as well as the whole fra
telnity ofquacks, various conjectuIcs ard surmiscs have
arisen respecting its composition some physicians have
supp osed it TO contain iodine, other iynoI ant pretenders
say it must contain Inc curry, and to some such sub
stan ce they each attribute its singular eff cacy. As such
prejudice many persons against it, we pledge our HON
OR that it contains nothing OF this kind, or any thing
the least jnju! ious on the contrary, it is composed OF
the most simple substances, the principal of which are
the ext acts o. TAR and wild cherry bark, and the whole
secret gifts eli cacy consists in the mode By which they
are pIei AIRED.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrap
Pc.
For sale b. I. J. BLISS s. Co, Brandon, and by deal
crs of Medicines generally.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WI the subscriber, being appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of
falrhayen, commissioner to receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against MARTIN FURSON late ofSud-
bury, in SAID district, deceased, Represent
ed lnsolvent' and SIX months from the S0th
day OF September inst, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment at Lawrence
Dyer's, IN Hubbardton, IN the I'd Tuesday
OF December and February next, from one o.
clock until FIVE o'clock, P. NJ. on each of
said days.
Dated at Sudbury, this 3oth day of Sep
TENDER, 1916. IL
PLINY HOL MES,
MARTIN DIKEMlN, CoTmrs.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22
From the Army.
ANOTHER BLOODY BATTLE. MON
TEREY SURRENDERED.

Baltimore, Sunday evening.
By the southern mail just arrived, we have
the long expected news Of a conflict between
the American and Mexican forces before Mon
terey.
The battle commenced Sept 81, and ended
on the Esd. The loss on the American side
is reported, 800 killed, and 200 wounded,
Mexican loss is not ascertained.
The following is the report which Gen.
Taylor sent home to his Government by a
special messenger, who reached Washington
Ill sixteen days from Monterey,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22
MARRIED.

At Schuylcrville, N. Y. on Hurricane night, Tues
day, 18th inst, by Rev. Benjamin +. Garfield, Noah
2. Gibbs, of Iiconderoga, to Miss Caroline Badger,
of the former place.
In this Village, Monday morning of this week, by
Rev. NJ: Chace, J.. S. Worden, to Miss Mary Ann
Spaulding, all of this village.
We acknowledge the receipt of a bountiful portion
of the "Wedding Cake,,' and the happy pair will ac-
cept our best wishes for their prosperity.
At Cornwall, Monday morning, Oct. IL, by Rev.
S. W. Magil, Mr. Samuel M. Conant, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. to Miss Pauline Smith of Shoreham.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22
Sir, very respectfully,
Mai. Gen. U. S. army commanding.
The Adjutant Gen. of the Army.
Washington, ID. G.

Terms of the capitulation of the city Onion
terey, the capitol of New Leon, agreed up
on by the unde rsigned commissioners.
ART.I As the legitimate result of the OPP
c~rations before this place, and the present To-
sition of the cotending armies,it is agreed that
the city, the Notifications, cannon, the NUM-
tons of war, and all other public property,
with the aforementioned exceptions, be sur
rendered to the com anding general of the
United States forces now at Monterey.
ART. Ii. That the Mexican forces be al
lowed to retain the following arms, to wit:
the commissioned officers their side-arms, the
infantry their arms and accoutrements, the
cavalry their arms and requirements, the ar
tillery one field battery, not to exceed SIX
pieces with twenty one rounds Of ammunl-
ton.
ART. III. That the Mexican armed forces
retire within sevendays from this date, be-
You'd the line formed by the pass of the Ri
conada, the city of Linares, and San Fernan-
do dc Perscs.
ART ". That the citadel at Monterey
be evacuated by the the Mexican, and occu-
pied by the American forecast morrow NOR
ming, at 10 o'clock.
ART V. 70 avoid collisions, and for
mutual convenience, that the troops of the
United States will not occupy the city until
the Mexican forces have withdrawn, except
for hospital and storage purposes"
Done at Monterey, Sept. "a, 1876.
w. j. WORM Brigadier Gen. U S. A.
S. PINKEY HENDERSON.
Mai. Gen. Comdg. Texan Volunteers.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Col. Missippi Riiemcn.
MANUEL M. LLANo.
T. REQUENA.
OTEGA.
PEDRO AMPUDIA.
Approved, Z. TAYLOR,
Mai. Gen U. S.. A. Comdg.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

Mn J. B. ATWOOD, Of Monkton, will address the
people upoa the License and Temperance questions
at the following places, at the times designated.
HIS tour through Rutland County is approved by
the pproper officers of the County Society.
Hand bills will be sent to the President of the town
societies, which they will please fill out,-calling the
meetings at the most saitable places.
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DIED.

In this town, on Friday last, after a short illness,
Adelia Hack, aged 10 years.
The mother and surviving children have seen sore
%affliction within two years past, in the sickness and
decease of the husband and father, and the eldest
daughter. Now the third member is removed by
death.
AT the residence of her son, John N. Pomeroy, in
Burlington, I'd inst. Mrs Mary Pomeroy, aged II.
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Eteriaoation NAV Of thA United States Executive
might now be satiat0d with blood. Had President
Folk and bis eouusetlors but to face the lannon's
mouth they would probably cry, hold! we will se-
cure peace in some other way. And can they not
now do it2
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OST on the 10th, near the Menagerie,
- ii black UMBRELLA, with a white
stripe around the edge, and al. D." marked
on the end of the staff. Whoever will leave
the same at the Voice of Freedom office in
Brandon, or with the subscriber, shall be suit
ably rewarded. L. w. DEMMON.
Hancock. Vt.
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tORESTDALE GRIST MILL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that his N E NIL L near
Blake's Furnace, is ready for operation.
1t contains three run of SUPERIOR French
BURR STONES,-a Corn Cracker, and
-Four Bolts, equal to any attached to the Flour
Mills at the West,-one each for Wheat, Rye
Corn, and Buckwheat.
Those who may please to favor him with
their custom will meet with due attention.
81 CASH paid for good Winter Wheat.
SAMUEL BLODGET.
Brandon, Oct. !, 1916. 16tf