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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01
WASHINGTON Co. Teachers Institute,

The undersigned, having secured the services of Mr..
RICHARDS, an experienced teacher from N. Y, and
having made other necessary arrangements give no
tce that a TEACHERS INSTITUTE for Washington
Co. will be held at Berlin Corners, to commence on
Monday, April 10TH 1847 and to continue two weeks.
1t is earnestly desired that all who intend to teach in
our common Schools especially The ensuing summer,
should avail themselves of its advantages.
No ch1rge will be made for tuition. Board has
been obtained IN good families, and near the school
house for all who may come, at the very low price of
1925 for the term.
To secure admttance to the Institute, pupils must
come on the first day of the session. none will be
received after that except in extraordinary cases: and
all who commence will be expected to continue thro
the term.
Pupils will please bring their school books, especial
lY the following, viz: Sanders Spelling Book and
Fourth Reader, Wells Grammar, Colburns FIRST Les
sons in Arithmetic and Adams New Arithmetic, States
and Pencils, and those who sing their Singing Books
Lectures on topics relating to the subject of ter CHI
ing and conducting schools, will be given each eve
ming during the session. Information in regard to
boarding places can be obtained by calling at the
school house where the institute is to be held the
first day of its meeting.
f. j. SCOTT.
ORRTN SMITH, r,....;..o,
ORANGE SMITH, Oo'''''i''ee'
ELI BAl.LCU,
Montpelier, Ma oh 70, 1917.
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Foreign Items,
BIZ the Hbcrnia.

Mr. Burritt, says the NJ nchester Guardian, is
now on his way to Ireland, where he intends VS.
iting the distressed districts, and making arrange
ments for securing aud distributing the contrib
lions Of bread stulfs, which he expects will be
forwarded from America in answer to his appeals
on behalf Of the Irish.
Mr.. OConnel, it is said, is dying The
state ofhis health prevents his removal to Ireland.
His conlessor DR.. Miley, left Dublin, by express,
to attend him i'll London where he now remains
His complaint is said to be water on the chest
and Dropsy in the Iegs--fata symptoms ever at
his time Of life The number of inqurers dli-
y at his hotel is great, and it is said servant
from the palace is amongst the number.
Every small farmer in Limerick county who
can muster $40, or even yfl0, is about emigra-
ting to America the ensuing spring.
Her Majesty's Theatre was crowded to excess
on The 25th Feb. The performance was for the
distressed Irish. The prices were raised, and
all the accessories we're gratutous, even news
paper advertisements.
In consequence of the price CT grain, the
daily allowance of oats to cavalry horses h1s
been reduced from ten, to seven pounds, which
will save about $4,000 bushels OF oats per an-
mum in each regiment
The Scottish farmers are substituting beans
and turnips on the land hitherto employed for
potatoes
A large quantity of foreign potatoes, for seed
have been imported from London.
In the House Of Commons, on the 81 uIt
Lord John Russell announced that Her MajestJ
Ind been pleased to cnI council, to consider
the best day on which to appoint general f,s
and humiliation, on account cf the present awtu
condition Of the sister kingdom. Thls announce
) ment was received with evident satisfaction b.
: both sides Of the House
About G4OO,OOO sterling in specie were bro
r out IN the lilbernla, independent cf the variou
! amounts brought by the passengers
:. patent has been taken out for making ccffin
! of glass by mould, or thick plates of China
: Joined together by d I'able cement, or of wooc
en- case lined with plates Of glass.
Out Of 10000 persons who made the la,
: pilgrimage to Mecca, no fewer than 20, 900 hav
died Of the cholera,
+ The price of bread in Paris has again bee
4 raised TWO centimes, or about 3.4 on the Al
+ loaf
9 The King of Naples has forbidden the expo
a. tation Of wheat, as he had previously that
maize.
v The Admiralty has issued an order prohibi
= ing the entry Of any more boys for the Navy.
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domestic Gomptn0.

MAINE.-Mr. Brownrigg, of Machias, has
been found guilty of attempting to poison his
wife by mixing strichnne with -four.
N. HAMPSHIRE,-The breaking ground on
the Sullivan railroad was celebrated at Clare
mont on the 4th inst
Brick layers, by the hundred will be able to
find employment in Nashua during the present
year.
Observation-Disclosures gamblers
were caught in one den in Boston, pursuing
their unlawful calling, and locked up on Satur-
day.
The stockholders Of the Fall River Railroad,
nearly four hundred present, have voted that no
alcoholic liquors should be carried over their
road
CONNECTICUT.-Mr. Thompson, Of Sou
Ellington, has been imprisoned fer life, fer assist
ing in the violation of his wife
NEW YORK.-Thc wire suspension bridge
across at Niagare Falls, to connect the two coun-
tries, is about to be commenced, the stock being
all taken
The Hudson RiUfr has been opened to Alba
ny by the late rains, and steamers are now run
ming regularly between that place and N. York
city.
We see it stated thgt Gerrt Smith, Esq, has
contributed two thousand doIllrs to the Irish
ReliefFuad. This is said to be the largest a.
mount yet contributed by any one individual il
United Suites
The Troy Wing says the son of Hon. joseph
Russell, one cf the New York members who
chnged his vote en- the Wllmct proviso, receiv
ed Lleutenmts's commission on the day Of the
ianl vote on that question.
The wife and five children of Hczekiah A.
Ho!dridge in North BIcnheim, N, York, were
burned to death in their dwelling on the night
of the 18th ult
LOUISIANA.-The New Orleans Chamber
ofCommerce have appropriated $4,000 for a
telegraphic line to w lshington city.
Don Adre Almonoster, who erected the fine
Cathedral at New Orelns, eniolned on the
Priesthood that masses should be sud for his
soul every Sturdy evening, in defult thereof
the property should pass into other other hmds
Thus has the old cathedral closed the week re-
gularly since,
MTSSOURL-Mushe balls are made by a
machine at St Louis, at the rate of lS0 min
ute 2 OOO, 600 have been shipped for the seat of
war in 3 weeks.
VIRGINIA-A lady of Suray, on the 9th
ult, was delivered of two full grown, perfectly
formed, female children, united from the superior
part of the thorax to the umbcus, being much
more remarkable hSuS nature than the Siamcse
twins
MARYLAND-The house of delegates has
passed bill abolishing all Imprisonment for
debt
PENNSYLVANIA-Ap prosecution has been
instituted against female telcher of one of the
public schools, Philadelphia, for cutting out the
sight of the eye Of child while chastising it.
IOWA.-The Iowa Legislature has adjourn
ed without eecting Judges of the Supreme
Court or United States Senators. The people
will have reckoning at the next election
with the fictitious partizans in that body.
OHIO.-E5gs are exported annually from
Cincinnati to the value Of 100000
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4flnrrtnnrs.

In Nouhdod, March l8 by Rev. A Webster, EG.
ward Brown, of Leicester, Mass. and Maria |. Fiske.
In Pomfret by Rev. Mr.. Bntterfeld, VIM. R Gibson
and Elizabeth Wood.
In North Wardsboro, Charles W Kellogg and Lora
on Brigham.
In Randolph, Alden W Brooks and Miss 4 Moulton.
In East Randolph, II Roweil, of Tunbridge anc
Sarah Ann Hill.
In Eaton Fast Canada Edward Blrnaby of Iras
burgh and lydia Sunbury.
In Thetford, Philip Cambridge and Somh Strong.
In Norwich Orin ] BoswOrth, of Thetford onc
Laura Warrington.
In Bradford, A W Howard, of Fairlee, and Jane
Martin
In Wells River, Benz. s Erwin, of st Johnshury, on'
Fanny Turner
In Woodstock, George Fisher ana Emily W Royce
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at Hydepa,k
LlmOlle District in afres aid District an bc I5tb dov
Of March, A. D Is47. " ~ 1850 -"
marina Chaee Administrators the Estate cf Lynde Cha6ee
e Morsiown IN said district dtceased application for
be necessary to raise the of 1888 dollars 7 cents the
payment debts # said deceased and charges
Whereupon 1t ordered by said Court that said application be
heard at session Of said Court be held the probate office
ydpark in said District the 2st day Of April A. D. le47 Mt
~ O'Clock NJ and that all concerned be notified thereof by pub
caon H the substance Of said application and order on
tgee weeks ssvey in the Mountain Free n printed
Montpelier w. all Of which to be before the tf hearing
mat they may appear said time place they cause and
OBJECT or give bonds Tor the payment # said debts and charges
as the Statute provides, and prevent Sale,
yorder Of Court Attest HALO P SINH, Register.
true Copy Of Record
IL Attest n, P SMITH Ropisior
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

A petition signed by six hundred and forty
eight members of the Catholic clergy, demanding
an immediate and total aboiron of slavery in
French colonies, has been laid before the cham
Der of peers by Count Montalembert Among
the signatures are p of the cures of Paris
Abolition Of S'ave Markets in TArkey.-The
Sultan has ordered the abolition Of slave mar
kets This is the first step in that chain which,
in its results, will be the most important that
has taken place in the administration Of the Or
toman empire.
1t is reported that measures will soon be taken
by the Dotch Government for the total abolition
of the Domestic sll,ery which still prevails in
Java
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

Mr. Bucharan. The Washington correspon-
dent OF the New York Herald states that as
soon after the capture of Vera Cruz as the
Mexicas shall desire, the Secretary Of State, in
person, proposes TO 90 down as the envoy extra
ordinary 10 the capital Of the Mcmezumas, with
threc millions FIR the settlement Of treaty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

Destructive Nre.-Abont o'clock this morn
ing, our village was aroused by the cry of fire,
which was discovered to he at Paper-MilI village.
The Paper-MiII owned by Messrs Parker g. o.
Flanagan was entirely consumed. The Oil Mill
standing within a few feet, after having the roof
and garnet floor burnt off, was saved by the ef
fectve operations of the engine.
Both buildings were insured.--Galary.
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NXerIllV ESeCriDfs.

B Martin, II Clarke, J Tiambn, A Fisk E H
Webb, (in full to Jan 49, o Ie'naId 5 L Enr,
$ iIoylrl w K de-, ] Gould, ir, II Bnrnpp, G
Upham Z H Upham C Shaw, w Newell f Boil
ton \ Ca".p, Sl50 eich Ionind1 Hill, L Leach ]
NJ Aldrich. 15c. each Palmer, 80; s Dart, Sec
7 Bancroit $3.50; n Dem 5Oc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

ION it, make any mention of the advance of the Next
cans nor Of an expected engagement
Upon the whole, we see as yet no conclusive reason
to suppose that battle has taken place; still less any
ground to believe that any disaster has betallen our
gA liant army.
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2 q @ wv s. O

CANNOT SAY, THIS DAY RECEIVED, ONE HUNDRED
Flows, but can say that have good and
large stock Of Flows any ether man in the County, the As
cuur Warehouse not excepted: Consisting # Pouty MeaIs
Centre Dmught Eagle seShapenng, D. ube Mouldboard and
sdshI PlYws, If various size all Of which, am finishing up
with goud white oak and in good shape you will nd this
side fths salt water and will sell good terms The Pouy
and Mears puw has drawn the highest premium offered in
this Country and has taken the last seasu all the Premiums in
Philadelphia, Delaware and New Jersey. Farmers and
try il. HARRISON KETCHUM
Flainfcld, Feb s, lS47 G. wv.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY, March 20.

WI 0lEIID OIV TIE ADFEKIISEK'I
At market $50 Beef cattle, yokes working oxen,
ID COWS and calves ITO sheep and 1000 swine. A.
0out 4oO head of the Cattle came over the Western
Railroad.
Beef Caite-Exra, 1878, first quality, $50; second
and third SIS to SIS.
HOrking tTen.-Sales were made at S82 and ITO.
Colcs and CaIves.-Sales were made at $24, %, and
81, so.
Sheep.-Sales not noticed
S'0ine.-At Wholesale l-2 and 1-2c at retail s.
10 to l-2c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

BRISTOL Pa. In. Is, la4I.
Mr.. ldrt write u inf nm AMI tho public that my
under the treatment III fun ctl rmlra 'han year.
ub disease of tn: SIX without obtain ng
lief One phys clan TIL me that dis 10 which
fl lies snhi nni could be cured. SGine call
Serbia, and others Tett Salt Rh um, Eczema, pr1sy
Alter trying every means nol hv;y without effect was
advised To give him Dr. yns Tier tive. Al this he was
L. -ray from his haad his feet Som tim wuul dry up
ami scurf off, ana then break ut again bad and and
hum inttrby drive him I'm distraction. He had
tax the Ait however, two weeks there
change tn tier H. went - schlo all tn tm3 VIII l.
taking the madeleine AMI p7rtdok # kind If as the
# th- fun ana nm ab Ut through thick and thin, the
tn ether Us Il the sch until h. perfectly cured, and
became fit AMI and though five years ago. yet
symptom tho disease has made its app. He
took tVentysX bottles # ha Alternative, and other
medicine while using It. Yours resp ctiully,
MARY ANN SISOME.
For Sale by S. r. Rodheli, and G. X Collins II. 3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

The flowing from Physician and much respected Clergy
Of the Methodist Society," dated Modest Town. Va Aug 81
1870.
Dr. Jayne-Dear SrI have been using your Expscoran
iensvey my puctce f the three years. for all
of Colds Coughs inflammation Of the Lungs Consumption, Ash
aims and Weakness Of tho Breast il decidedly the best
med Gins ! have ever tried.
Very respectfully yours
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

JAYNE's EXPECToRANT.-We esteem il pleasure to be
bic recommend this medicine The host calculated for tho E-
pose Of curing coughs Colds throat asthma and III affections
Of the lungs nm long personal acquaintance w Dr. JayhG
that he is qnark and his medicines
Of the d9n cry up but are tho result his long experience
practising physical and the expense Of great (Ct)
Daily Review.
:" For Sale by s. r. Redhed y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

nrAsTHMA CURED BY DIR. JAYNE's EXPECToRANT-
Miss Mary mpb u, If New Haven Fayee county hes been
cured Of Asthm1 If than eighteen weeks continuance the
Dr. Jaynes ExpecOrent She commenced taking the ed
last slmma and fer using eleven battles, was entirely nd
this distressing disease We assured ii this by lady
Lfunduubsd veacy and requested make it public for the ben
eft Ct otheTs.-zMl. Pleasant (Pa.) Reaister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

Watertown, N. Y, Oct. 90 le4l.
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear srYou Hair T,nic excel nicls.
Many especabl persons alsa their certificates
your Exrcnt your sdcines tbs best para
that have been offered the public fr the relief If the
afflicted and TO- the ofthy diseases which they
t,nd-d
Ynrs ~ Anpi Il
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HORACE w.BECKLEY,s ESTATE.

STATE OF XERMoNr.} Alta Probate Court, holden Pro,
WASHINGTON District bate Office in Montpelier within aud
fjr said District, thu oath da, e March, l847.
Present, the Hon. J. r. Marston, Judge.
An instrument pnrpong To be the Win and Testament
Elo W. Beck " ate If Barre, s deceased being
presented to the Cuur he by Harriet Enene bcckey the Exec
uX therein named T Probate 1t is ordered by SAID Court that
all rned therein, b. notified appeor session
Court to b. held at the Probate Office in Moufp e on the
18th day April s47, O'Clock p M and >hcw cause if
any they have against the Probate Of said VIII for which
cause tits ordered thai copy I'd Of this r. published
three weeks sv-ly, h3 Green Nountan Freeman
newspaper printed at Montper all Of which previous to
said time appointed for hearing.
a true copy Of Record.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
\ true copy OF Record.
10: 3w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
This may certify that hive day given my SON. Charles his
time during thu remainder If his minority and shall any
Of his earnings, pay any debts of his contracting after
data. SETH LEE
Moratown, March 10, l8i7.
ID: 3w. Attest, Wm. s. Lee.
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w anted!

an apprentice to manufacturing Tin and Sheet Iron Wars
STEADY and industrious young man. Of good moral character is
Ol years Of age 10 "nom good encouragement will be given
,s,-.,, =, -, - 49,. ZENAS WOOD.
MOh'poIlef' HhieH ~, 1871 lGu
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NOTICE,

The Listers Il the several Towns Washington Co.. are
qucSed the Court House Montpelier Thursday
arch 3St at O'Clock l make arrangements for taking
tn list tn. ensuing season.
Called by many Listers.
Montpelier March Gath 1877.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;
CONDITIONS OF THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW

l. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW IS pub iisbed in monthly numbers. Each number contains no less than 64 large superroyai pages printed on good type and in the best manner, and on paper of the most beautiful quality.
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 {. Ii a subscription is not directed to be discon- tinned before the first number of volume has been published, 1t will be taken as continuance for an- other year.
 5. Any one enclosing s2o current bill, at one hme, with the names of FIVE NEW subscribers, shall reeeiye FIVE copies of the MESSENGER AND REVIEW, for one year.
 G. The mutual obligations of the publisher and subscriber, inr the year. are fully incurred as soon as the first No. of the volume is issued and after that ,Ime, 10 discontnuance of subscription will De permitted. Nor will any subscriptionbe disccn- llhnsd while anything remains dae thereon, unless at the option of the editor
 B. B. MINOR, Editor and propri<toy.
 Richmond. Va. October, lS46
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
ADDRESS TO A WILD DEER.
Magnificent creature. 90 stately and hrighp

Magnificent cresiure. SO stately and hsight la The pside ot ihy spirit pursuing the hsght; For what hath the child of the dsses, 10 dread, Waiting up hIs own mountains that far besming
 head; OE borne lake q whifIwins down oa the vale t-- Hail! kind fthe wild and the beautiIai.--hAil! Hail! idol diyine!-~hom nature hath borne Der hundred hiI-tops since the nais. ot the morn Whom the Piigrtn lone wandering on mountain and moor.
 As the Sisioa gtides by him, may hIameless adore For the joy Of the happy, he strength of the free, Are spread ia garment os glory OCT thee. Up, up to yon eliti like king io his throne Der the blsck silent forest piled inliy and lone-- throne which tbe eagle Is glad to resign Unto footsteps fleet and so fearless as thine. There the bright neither springs ap in love of thy
 breast
 Lo the clouds in the depths of the sky are at rest And the race os the winds is OCT on the bail tn the hush oi Inc mountains, ye aners lie still,- Though your branches now toss in the storm of de,
 ligbt
 Like the arms of tbs pine on yon,shelterless height One mou,ent-thou bright apparitiou-deiay, Then meit OCT the erags, like the sun ilom the
 day.
 His voyage is o'er-As ii struck by a .peli, He Eioiiouless stands in the hash of the deli; There softly and slowly sinks down en his breast In the midst Of hts past time enamoat'd of rest stream in clear pool that cp6eth it's race-- ds 1efag ray ehaiHti 10 one kahshiny place cloud by the winds te calm solitude driven-- harrieaBe dead ia the silence of heaven.
 Fit couch ofreT ose for pilgrim like thee: Magnificent prison enclosing the free; With rock wall encircied, with precipice crown'a Which, awoke by the sun, thou eanst clear at s
 bound ,.4- Mid the fern and the neither kind nature doth keer One bright spot of green fo. .,er sayvrtes sleep; And close to that covert, as clear to the skies When thair blue depths are eioudlcss little lake lies I- Where the creature at rest can his image behold. Looking mp through the radiance, as bright and a. bold.
 Yes: fierce looks ihy nature. cen hush'd in rs Ia the dePthi of thy desert regardless of foes. Thy bold antIers cali on the haa,ess afar, With naughty defiance to come to the war. No outrage is war to a creature like thee: The hugie-hcrn tIis thy wild spirit witt gire, As thon bearesi thy neck on the wings ot the wind Aud the Aggafdly gaze -honnd is tuiling behlnd la the beams oI thy forehead, that glitter witl n feet that draw power from the touch ef the heath In the wide raging torrent that tends thee its roar Ia the ciIH that trod mast bs rodten no more Thy trust-mId the dangers that threaten thy reign --Bu, what il The stag on the mountain be stain: On the brink oi the Fock--iot he stasst~th sf bay Like vIclos that fails al the close of the day. While the hunter and hound in their terror setrea From the death that k spofnd from his funous feet And his last cry Of anger cones back from th.
 skies,
 As natures fierce son in the wilderness dies.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
from sAs Pkiisdstpais Sshvamy Csarsg
 JOHN WILSON.

Just ss we were prepaFing to compile short as- tiee of ProkesSoF MiisSn, eensEaliy known ns ,he Christopher North of Black wood's Mawaxine. our attension was attracted b the announcement ,hst be hed retiFed from the editorial chair, with tue In teRsion of visiting tAe country. We hope that he EiH live 10 accomplish thus design. because we be- leve U may bs Pgpdueiive of great good n assaae. ing f net ia totally eradicasing, many of the pFs jadieea which have beeA eageBdesed against our
 nstifutonss hy the repFeaeutAiGn ns pl minor ciass of literary travellers and gossippegs who have been his predecessors, and Co sThosa, peThans. we n,av justly atiribnte many af the severe thiars which the Professor ot Morality has himselE said og oa, country.
 Professor Wilson was born ct Paisley, ia Scot. iahd. and IS represented as one Of the most remark alde mea sf the age. Hs early distinguished hsm. self by obiaiaiag the prize fer E6glssh Poetry, against numerous and noxerlal competition, in he Magdalen College Oxford His education
 Rished he retired to his heaa,iGaI estate uss ,sao when he was called ta the cbaiF of Moral phileso. ! Phy in the unisersiiy of Edinburgh.
 In his eighteenth year. be established hts repata [ toa as Poet, by the publication of the Isle o Paiaas. This aAs followed, ih I8fs. by the Cits i of the Piagne-a work of still higher merit The Ttiais of Margaret Lindsay. The Fereseers. ant the Lights and Shades Of Scottish Life, writtet siaee hss election to the Proessorship are dog bt les familiar 10 many ot readers. His eFisisa aud miscellaneous essays. as they originally ap peared iR Biaekwood. were some time since eoi T lseied and published by Carey & Hart, of Phlia deiphia. who also issued an edition of series Q papers from his pen. The Koctes .snA, osianas, = which have been esteemed as exhibiting a geniu the most versatile n English Literature. With ihi bret sketch we close, referring the reader to th aanexed poem, from whi<h, II he be not alread, isniilar with hS works estimate may be foF;as, of the poetry of Kit North"