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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29

them to chihuahua, but all my efforts were useless
On account OF the complete dispersion, it is impossible
to give an exact detail of the number of killed and
wounded, but can your excellency that thew
cannot be less than 80 100 nearly all of the 9TH in
1antry and the two squadrons of Durango, among
whom we have to mourn captain of cazadores D. Ra-
tael Rosalez, 1t, D. Ramon Mesa, and 1t. d. Angus
TIN Guiana, who were killed; and among the wound
ed, Capt OF the 9TH infantry D. Guadalupe Montoya,
Ensign OF the company of Guayqulla D. de Fontana,
deo
arrived last night at this point, where shall re-
man TWO or three days to pick up stragglers with
which to proceed to the town of Santa Rosalia about
forty leagues from the capital to endeavor to raise
new forces, as | understand that the enemy is going
to march into the State of Durango which will also be
lost unless at least 1000 infantry 500 cavalry and 10
pieces of artillery of the reguararm be set for its de-
fence, experience has shown in many instances
that regular troops are indispensable in war Ihave
also to inform your Exceency that of the dispersed
only expect to collect some men of the 9TH infantry
and of the Durango horse, and perhaps some few of
the active battalion Of chihuahua, and most of the
Others have returned to their homes To day some Of
iicers of the National Guard have presented them
selves but without an individual soldier
God and Liberty JOSE A. HEREDIA.
March 9, 1647.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
For the Green Mountain Freeman
Washington County Teachers Institute,

At meeting of the citizens of Berlin, holden at the
Chapel, April 20, l847; Hon Sheffield Hayward being
called to the chair and j. Edward Bosworth appointed
Secretary; the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, viz;
Resolved That we have witnessed with peculiar
satisfaction, the operations of the "Washngton Coun-
ty Teachers Institute" being held in this place.
under the management of REV. E. j. SCOTT, County
Sup. of Common Schools and ZALMON RICHARDS, Esq,
an experienced teacher from New York, and cheerful
y bear testimony to the ability, fidelity, and success
with which they impaired instruction to the members
of the Institute
Resolved That the attention, diligence, and general
department ofthe pupils, deserve our high commenda-
ton.
Resolved, That we have entire confidence, in the
usefulness of Teachers Institutes, conducted as this
has been, with strict regard to the intellectual and
moral culture of youth, and hope the time is not fa
distant, when all among u.s. who engage as teachers
shall enjoy such facilities, to qualify them for the in
teresting employment
Resolved, That the course of Public Lectures, de-
vered during the session of the Institute has benin
teresting and instructive and tender thanks tC
the gentlemen who have given them.
Resolved, That these proceedings, signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, be published in the County
papers, and ALSO that copy of them be presented tc
the Teachers of the Institute.
SHEFFIELD HAYWARD, Jr., Chairman
J. EDWARD BoswoRTH Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29

Cancer, .Scroflla. and Goitre.

Ample experience has proved that combination of medicine
has ever been so eecu removing the above diseases Dr.
ayne Alternative. 1t has effected that have been truly
ong not only of and other diseases Of that class but
mas removed the most stubborn diseases of the skim swelling dys
eadaes diseases wherever located 1t purhes the blood aud
one huds OF the body obstruction in the Of the
skim and reduces enlargement glands bones. neas
s IN appetite removes headache and dowsness and nvgoatos
inc whole SYSTEM and mpa ygOr the diseased and deb
taled constitution There nothing superior to it in the whole
perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing of
icne.
Fo consumption, Bronchitis Asthma, remedy has ever been
ounu remove these diseases eectuay Jayne Expeo
rant ceauses the lungs from all irritating Matters while at the
same time heals nvgoaes them Prepared only No. g. South
For sale by S. 2. Redfeld. Montpeier Vt. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
"A Life Preserved.

Mount IIolley, N. J. Nov. !, 1916
Mr. Seth w Fowle;Dear Sir: Having used Dr. Wistas Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry with great benefit myself cheerly
ply wthyour request give my testimony in favor of Some
time since took cold and settled my lungs troubled
several weeks with very bad cough raised blood several times
and mad all the alarming symptoms attending confirmed consum
on despaired of recovery. After trying various remedies in
vain, obtained bottle ofyou Basam took three bottles and
to my establishment entirely cured attribute my restoration
to health to that medicine All whoa sick ai ted with
pulmonary Affections would recommend them try Dr. Wistas
Balsam Immediately.
THOR. F. KELLER.
Sold by s. P R dfeld and s. k Collins, Montpelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
LAMOILLE co. COURT or CHANCERY.

Solomon Duwner | WHEREAS the said Solomon Downer
vs.. W has this day filed his Bill against the
John b. Downer said defendants in the Office of the clerk Of
Elias G. Lowaer and court stating in substance that the
Thomas b. DOWncr said John b. DOWnpr on the lItb dav of
SgP@mos A. D. 9 executed mortgage to the orator of the
following lands in Johnson. Lamoe county, vl the land
uceded tie sad John BDowner BY Salmon Wires the 9th day
April lo1On winch stands store which occupied by HIM
Was at the date of said deed Aoone hundred No.
W. drawn TO the right the first settled minister town. being
the sam farm decided the said John b. by William Farnum
Nov ~ 1870 TO the the payment dated
sept ID 1870 for the Of thirteen hundred dollars payable IN
SIX equal annual paym ttte first to be paid tile LIST
Jan, " d. 1885, with interest annually and that still
wholly unpaid. That the SAID John b. Duwne the 10Th day of
june A. d. lo5 decided the half Of said 100 the said
D. T. l0wacr and that the said lnwucr the day
cued mortgage deed Othe the said Thomas b. DOwner
u secure certain note To said Thomas b. Downcr amounting to
about vc hundred dollars, which unpaid and that the said
John aterward on the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1896 dccdedal
SAID morglged premises To the said Thomas b. DuWner And
praying that the said d.fjnd may be creed pay the
redeem the said mortgaged premises And ar-
pear thai the sad John b. DJwncr resides this State
to VIII in the town of jay in the State of New York.
subpoena cannot be served upon him, therefore the said
ordered and directed 10 publish thu said Bill in
inc Green Mountain Fremun public Newspaper printed
Mubpeler IN this State three weeks SuCCesvclv
winch SAID publications to at least twenty days previous
next stated term Of e said be holden At yd,park
said Lamoc county, the I'd Tuesday of June next which
term said bill is uInahe and such publication shall BE- ut
cent notice the said John b. DOwner appear make an
swer To said Bill on the first day Of said term.
Given under my hand at tydtpak the county Iamulc
This Both day Of March, A. j l5l7.
la;3w PC. CAMP, Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29

artillery and infantry, took possession of Antigua,
capturing officer and eight of the enemys lancers,
the remainder of the garrison numbering about three
hundred being out on scout, and succeeded in es-
Gaping when they heard of the capture of the place.
The main body of the army was to move from Vera
Cruz in the direction of Jaapa on the 9TH inst by d.
visions Gen, Twiggs leading the ADVANCE followed by
Gen. Patterson with volunteers and Gen. Worth with
the first division of regulars bringing up the rear
The health of the army was good
Gen. La Veg6 had retired from Puente Nacional
to Cero Gordo, where it was understood he was fot-
flying strong POSITION and if reinforced intended dis
putting Gen. SCOTS advance upon Jalapa.
Ilascotapan and Cosamonoapan, two fine ports
above Avarado, are reported to have been taken by
our forces without resistance.
Commodore Perry was about starting with all his
vessels, with the intention of capturing every city,
town and port on the entire Mexican coast.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
NOTICE

the heirs and descendants of the Carpenter family who ON
Erated from England to this country about the middle
The 10th century, settled Rehoboth Bristol Co. Mass and
the noghboring towns.
me subscribers descendants Of that family for many years
tcraned belief that there in England large
they, with other descendants, lawful heirs and have
Gently taken measures to ascertain the facts and Eng
land and made inquiries, and received report favorable
idy Of the claim. The report is Of favorable Il a
disposed them pursue the investigation and invite the co-ope
ration and aid of all other descendants Of that family and take
liberty respectfully to invite the attention of In Of f
to the subject and request them the undersigned TIN
Worcester House, in Worcester, Mass. "Wednesday
day Of April 1917, 10 O'clock A. where they learn thu
facts already aSrcraned and adopt such for further
Yeswtions shall bc deemed cXpedicnt An who Shall
hcrt interest attend requested possess themselves Of nj
the facts in their reach and bring such family registers and
rails as may aid in establishing their pedigree.
With Great Respect, SIMEON CARPENTER,
IA OF sutton, aged 81, and many other descendants
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District of Randolph IS. Court for the District of
Randolph TO all persons concerned in the estate of
Zebediah Robertson late of Braintree, in said Dis
trict deceased intestate, GREETING.
Whereas, Christopher Huntington, administrator of
the said deceased, proposes rendering an account of
his administration, and presenting his account against
said estate for allowance at session of said Court to
be held at the Probate Office, in West Randolph in
said District the first Tuesday in July A. D. ls47.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause, if any you have, why the said account should
not be allowed.
Dated at West Randolph, in said District, this 18th
day of April, A. D. 1S47.
l6 3w EDMUND WESTON, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
1f(orrtooeg.

In Mortified, by Rev. A. Webster, Mr. Loren G.
Fuller, and Miss Mary H. Rice.
In Newlane, by Rev T. Hartwell, Mr.. Henry B.
Powers and Miss Hannah A. King
By the same, Mr.. Lorenzo W. Chds Of Whining
ton, and Miss Mary E. Morse of Newfane.
In Newfane, by Rev. 0. Warren, DR.. Chosseden
Fisher of Jamaica, and Miss Mary A. R. Button of N.
In Whittingham, by Rev. Mr.. Ballou, Mr.. Elliot
Tyler and Miss Martha Ann Bliss.
In Reading, by B. IIapgood ESQ., Mr.. Alonzo Rus
sell Of R., and Miss Mary Heads of Plymouth.
In Worcester, by Elder L. T. Harris, Mr.. WIN.
Markham and Miss Mary W. Fifeld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
BRIGHTON MAgMEE.
MONDAY. April 10.


REPORTED FOR TIE ADVERTISING
At market 800 Beef cattle, 80 yokcs working oxen
6G COWS and calves, 100 sheep, and 1900 swine
Market brisk and all sold at advanced prices fopm last
week.
Beef CaAe-Extn, $7,52, first quality, 81 second
and third do, from $3.50 to 6,25.
Worhing Oren.-Salcs noticed at 500, "a, 100, and
1877 so.
Goes and Ca!ues.-Sales made at $50 26, % and
"a to 80.
one lot taken at $3.50
SOine-At wholesale Sc for sows, and for Barows.
At retail, from &c to and l-2 per lb-an advance
of Ia from last weeks prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
LAMOILLE Co. COURT OF CHANCERY.

S0'Om On. Downer WHEREAS solomon Downer of sha.
Mndwen Prince this day filed bis S bin Of Complaint IL the
lIn Prince office of the clerk said court against
the 4h day of May A. D. 1872 the said Mj5dwe s si b
ing indebted to Frederick Fletcher of Unde in Citizen
den county, on note dated May 1872 for the sum Of S2 %
payable IN year from date with interest annually TO secr
the payment Of said note murgagcd to the said Fletcher the m
The farm which the said Mndwe then lived being about 4o
acres of the right of Albert Smith, part ofo No 81 bounded
on the south by the River Lamoe east by part of the
same oen owned by Moses Morse John b. Downer on the
north of the line of said lott and by part the same
lot then owned by TheOphius IT, Patch and Joseph Waterman
mat the SAID Mndwe, the 9th day of January, l843
gagged te same premises to the
therein described by the said Mndwe to the orator.
That the said Mndwel tile 10Th day April A. D. lsl mort
gagged te same premises to Martin Armstrong of Cambridge in
IanOlle county secure note of that date 10 said Armstrong
for the of $4,000 That the said Fletcher brought his Bill
Of foreclosure against the said Andwe Mom Prince the
orator. said Armstrong reuabe nj the lime term m said
Court Of Chance in said Lamoe County holden in Hydcpark
on the "a Tuesday of June, lS and said
by that the said defendants pay The sum Of
being the amount of said mortgage debt and interest,"
S4 50 costs of said suit within year from 18th day
june 943 with interest on said sums from that date or be ey
or lot closed OF their right to redeem the said premises from said
mortgage.
And the said Mndwell and Non not having paid the amount
su deerce TO the said Fletcher the orator. the 18th day
April 1874 paid the said Court for the use of the said
Fletcher the sum of $oe OO being the full decree
whereby the orator became the equitable assignee Of the said
mortgage debt and mortgage deed to the said e.cher
ne same mas never been paid to him, and praying that the said
ndWel ana Mi0n may be decreed to pay him the
d decree and the interest thereon and the Of this suit
DC forever oecosed of all right Of redemption sad premises
pjhg made TO appear that the said Mron Prince resides
tnOu TINS state 20 THAT subpoena be served upon him
Suce Oh ms sod Bl m the Green Mountain Freeman newspa
Per printed at Montpelier in this State three weeks successfully
he next stated term OF this court to be holden ydepark
county OF LamOe the ID Tuesday next to which term
u pl Is made Tetna Ne, and the same shall be sufficient
te ald hron FRINGE TO appear the lst day Of said term
and make answer to said Bill.
Given under my hand Hydepark in the county of La
,..ol noble, this LIST day Of April, A. ,. l8l7.
I5:3w PllLO C. CAMP, Clerk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
sTATEOF VERMONT.

ORANGE COUNTY COURT December Term, AID. 1915.
Augustus @. Reed This action fassumpst goods
vs.. sold and delivered and money had and
George W. oughon, received, commenced against George W.
ougton Co. suffolk State
reurnnbe the December Term of the Orange
AID s46and said December Term of said court, A. 1916
it not appearing files of said that oughon
personally notified of the pendency of said suit
continued the June of this
court to be holden and for said county Orange
the third Tuesday june A. D. 8l7 and is ordered by said
court publication be made hereof three weeks successfully in
the Mountain Freeman newspaper printed Montpelier,
Washington Co Vermont and that the same be sufficient notice
the said Houglon appeaand Defend if he
Dated at Chelsea, April 10, l8l7
JOHN NJ DICKEY Attorney for PHI.
CALVIN PLoDGErr, Clerk. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
Weekly RGCeiDfS.

w Bugbee Eaton, Adrch, A Town J Hall
D 3abcock, $50 each; Geed P Cooper, 300 each;
W Scales, 4G6; Bebee, 2,25; L Coolige 1874; A
Stay ton, Is cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
NOTICE..

THIS cerfes that have given my Jrrcm ah Mutt, his
time during the remainder of his minority, with liberty
transact business for himself from; this date shall claim
his earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting -
ISAAC b. MUTT.
Attest VIM 7. George.
Topsham, April 18th, ls47 II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
N r w G. D o. s,
BALDWIN SCOTT have this day received rich aud
u sve assortment of Spring Goods, consisting Of
American, English and French Dry Goods,
Crockery, Glass and Had Ware,
GlnccricS Prints 81

which purchased the lowest market price, and be sold
cash produce Short approved credit b. had
of any old concern town vicniy,NO MISTAKE.
April 90, l947. l7:Gw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
Cabinet Furniture.

7HNlE subscriber would inform the inhabitants o
n Montpelier, and the adjoining towns, that he has
oper ed shop on Main street, opposite the Brick Church.
where he will carry the CABINET business in all it's
branches, and will keep constantly hand ready made
Work. Every one wishing to purchase will do well to
call and for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Most kinds of Lumber and Produce wanted in ey-
change for Furniture.
Two good Journeymen wanted at the above business,
who, if well recommended will find Constant EMPLOY
ment and high wages. W. A. CADY.
Montpelier Aug. 1876. SO IT,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
From New MexicO~Anolher severe
Battle.

30 .Hcricans KiLLed-l2 americans Killed and 30
Wom4ed Capt. Brgmn Wounded
The st, Louis papers of the OH instant contain ad-
vices from Santa ENe to the 10th of February which
have been received there with full details of the
shocking massacre at Taos and the subsequent battle.
After the severe encounter between our forces and
the MeXicans near Santa Fe, COL Price, with 300 men
and four howitzers proceeded towards the valley of
Puable, where two large houses, as impregnabc as
forts, and church, had been strongly fortified by tae
enemy, with every show Of determined resistance
They reached there January 3lst, and Immediately
commenced the attack
At the first charge of Dragons, under Capt. Bur
gum, and the infantry, seven of our men We're killed
and several wounded. Capt Bnrguin received fatal
wound-a shot having penetrated his lungs as he was
gallantly leading his company to the attack
When the houses were taken and the church storm
ed, the MeXcans fled but oyertaken by the dra-
goons, and the victory was complete and decisive
From $50 to 200 of the Mexicars werekied and a
large number wounded. The American forces lost
l2 in killed and 30 wounded. This total route will end
the nsunectionary war for the present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
M e Ssr S. Brinsmaid & Brot h or

N Z D > d us TT 4 q &C DIT OF II CT 5
CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON VT
CONTINUE to import from England and Switzerland fine
Watches kinds of Jewery; and from France Daeuerre-
oc Goods and keep for sale extensive Of Watch
es Jcwcly Clocks and Fancy Articles and manufacture pure sill
yer Spoons and Claw Sugar longs and keep supplied with
Silver Forks Cups Euer Knives Ladies' and kinds of gold
and silver goods of standard quality at low prices
purchased in city country Our aim H. sell such goods and
at such prices will satisfy good customers induce them to call
again. and to send their friends to buy Of us.
All work in line attended promptly. Orders from abroad
Will buy us low personal application
Terms, Cash on delivery Of Goods or Work.
BRlN5MAID & BROTHERS.
G.. I9if "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
The PckinTea COMPANY

ESPECTFuLLf give notice that they have made arrange
ments for the sale of their Tea, in all its
sale and retail with J. CRSTY of Waterbury, Washington
Co., w. for the counties of ashngton and Lamoe where may
be found constantly hand the qualities and vari ties
the prices sold at Our Tea needs
word Of comm to insure its very ready sale wherever
merits have been tested We wust say however for the
eft Of such may know nothing IF former operations that
we not only IMPORT TEAS, but in fact buy them of the
and pack them ourselves through the medium Of john
House Pckn The customer will find the Tea done up
loaded packages of 10 and lbs each alsu quarters halves
and whole chests all Of which numbered marked BY US
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29

In reference to the above notice. will simply remark that
have not taken the agency which refers without such personal
knowledge OF the true merits Of the article in question will jus
y me IN saying that this Company not only doing themselves
great credit but performing and good work. by doing what
they are able to drive the and in large propuun poisoned
by coorng teas which have hitherto dnged this country out Of
the market might say more hut prefer the upon
its merits for the decision ufhc public. therefore say
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
Tailoring Business
DENTISTRY.
DOCT. NJ. NEWTON, SURGICAL AND
MECHANICAL DENTIST
oTFcE Mr. spadng on Main a, The beu Of styss

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
DR. Newton has purchased the sole exclusive right In ee far
all operations IN Dental Surgery, in the county of Washing
ton, Dr. MortOns LeheOn for the prevention pain Tho sS
that has attended the administration this compound in
thousands OF cases where they have submitted protrac
ed surgical operations upon recovering from its effects saw
that they have not suffered the lea PAIN prove doubt
that in sku hands, it destined pluck pang rom
human suffering and 10 rob Surgery horror The
effect produced be- that of person deeply intoxicated by
the excessive Of wne without any bad the lat
ter it being entirely dissipated in very time leaving
pleasant and agreeable sensation pvadng the whole system
dering person goodlumOred and cheerful. ll:f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29

Also, may b found my in Waterbury large and well
selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods which Customers
say selling very desirable terms. j. Il. CRlSTN.
Waterbury, Dec. %, l9iG 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
SANTA Anna.

Santa Anna entirely disapproved of the surren
der of Vera Cruz of in proof of which he sen;
Morales and Landero TO Perote for trial They stand
most excellent chance of being liberated In few days
by Gen Worth. What is to be done with Santa Anna
himself how is he to after swearing he would
shed the last drop Of his blood ut Cerro Gordo for
uisg of without shedding the first dropi There is a
question for somebody to answer.
| send you files of FL RePublicdH0. | also forward
several copies of papers published at this place Jslapa
previous 10 the great battle of CeTro GOrdo The exut
ing tone OF the Editors and the perfect confidence they
gress of the Vsudas read funny enough that the
sequel known. cannot recoect thing more anus
ing than Santa Annas flowing proclamation OF his vic.
tory Gen. Scott the nth April unless 1t was his
disgrsceiul flight on mule on the 18th.
In the number published the day of the great bat
tie NJ Cerro Gordo, and under the head of Long Ltre
the MeTiodR Nation " the following account OF the Skin
mshing the 18th given. 1t reads follows and is
most decidedly fat;
Yesterday between III end u O'Clock, column OF The
enemy composed Of 6oOo men, attacked position
al Csrro GoTdo. They commanded by Gen. Scott,
tons he committed With impuniiy at Vera Cruz, hoped
with the same immunity 10 penetrate camp here. AT
the of the firing Gen Santa Anna ordered
our troops retire In order TO attract the enemy point
nearer our batteries II had the Effect Scott advanced
aud then columns, displayed In such 10 "a
ciutae the action OF Then commenced vi
yd hre OF artillery and infantry encircng enemy
who was obi ged to retire. and having aterw ard
attempted 10 force positions, he twice compelled
to retire These three charges have tbs enemy 1000
men In killed ana wounded We have lost loo, OF whom
we count 80 as killed and the rest wounded"