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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18

9ebensartber 6 Dui9 in Sfabelld.
llnter bieIer lleberfhrift erSdhten franSrilihe
Stdtter: Sb9leid' &Sui9n, cter pielmehr
,peil aDui9in, ioa Si1bclla IL. cine tpahre
,,QDrin" 1ein; uitht mie man bas III pari6
peritett lrncern in Der ei9entliden Serenz
trluo ces Wprts bic Satin ceS Sfbni96 Der
JGdlcer. QGenu SIntcaa bic &rcne oerlie>
rem lrllte, fe plirce iId rertbcioiaen tDnnel,
Gle eau;e III Der o1uo; benn ,,iIe icbIG9t
Th mie 0ri1er,'' uno e6 1T hre eieblin9e>
Grbclun5. SIRE 3eit brin9t Te iii frl9enoer
Neiie su: I'm c,ei llbr, 3. +. tpcbloeritan>
cen res Tadmitta9s, iteht lte ouf. Ranm
anoetle,oct, - Gle Sc,lctte ninmt am me-
uiQltcn lire 9mfmertiamfeit in 9lniprud) -
l16t ile cine letdte II. elc9ante gqnpo9e rcr-
fabrcn, bic ei1 @eIdcnt Ter GDni9in ocn
gn9lauo 1T, uno beltct9t IIe sutpeuen alletn,
,uneitcn nit ibrem erlaudten @entahl CUR
Eerswcjfun9 uno gun, 9rD6ten Sdrcden
cclIclten, Ger at Nuncer 9laubt, 70 eft CT
nit heller Iaut teimfcmmt; tenn fene to-
nigljhe Ghebdlfte flhrt ielbit bas iddumene
oe G'eipann nit oerhdu9ten 3l9eln. Wan
ireiit nm filnf llhr; 9leih rad Der 2afcl
hit clatella lIh i'm 5cd,ten uno 9Oiitclens
fd}iegen, bann reitet ile ipaSieren. Soeim9es
fehrt. miro Selpiclt 9etanSt ccer selun9en
bie Gin lhr GahtS. Gann be9innt Der Gatt
Der Minilter, benz bic GDnisin ilRn1er prdil>
rrt. Sat fIe ilh binreidcub 9elanStpeilt
unb 1T bic geaenieitiae eehniud nnd' Dem
sd,lummer uniberwinblid, serprrcen, 70
entldet Ie Die Mnilter uno bteibt allein Bis
Ieben uhr, cann 9ebt Ge gu @ett iii benz elu>
aentlde, no ibr 0enlabl Der iId, INN elf
lltr sur Gute be9iebt, oufitebt slle ncue
lid, ein Sffser ibrer Gafcrte aus Dem Sate
tel 1iirSte uno ta5 Genjd brad,, neil lein
pfero itSrrilh muroe, lieB fle cas Sbier in
cen Shlcshcf brin9en, teifies es uns gall
lrppirte ,tpei roer erein1al Den Socf auf unc
ob wie Der Ycllenbetite 8ereiter. Damn
laqte {le nit Ger 9rSBten &alttlnti9fcit Shr
ieht nun, oae nur Die llngeidiften cen oalS
trehen! org SB.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18

slus 9rrY, penniD!panten> wiro frl9enoer
rauriser Gorfal berid'tet Wab. pierce,
Gattin res Or. s. 9. pierce, 9ins tpdbrenc
rer glaht ans Seniter ees 3mmers. ,rcrin
Ie ihliefen. Nas 9luhhieten ocs Tenifers
rrcfte ben Ocftor auf unS er er9rif fc9letd'
isin nabe sur Nano liesenccs gewebr, ba
er elautte, baB Semano in5 Soaus einsubres
d,eu per(ud,e. 9tadoem bic Srdu odS Sen.
iter nieoersela6en bate, ndberte ile ild pie.
Der Dem Seste. Or. Yierce rief speimal
Salt, cbcr er witrbe feueru,-de sin9 jebcd,
Ycrwdrts uno er eab ,pirtlid Seuer als fle
I'D, biht Dor Der Witnoun9 oe5 Yepebrlaufs
qefano. Die oanse ghrotlarun9 cran9 III
ihre 8ruit uno ile itel tcot ouf ben SuBbcoen
nierer. Stun fihlte er i'm Sett nab leiner
Nrau, uno aIs er fle nid1t fano, ourhsufte
itn pIDslid, Der thredid'e @eeanfe, oaB er
Ge erftrfen taben mDdte. gr itiirste ous
bean Soauie, bclte einise Stadbarn berbei
unc fano bic ld,redlihe Seitdtiqun9 feiner
gcfhrhtuna. Sein ehmers fra aueercrs
rentlcb ercB fein, oa er bic cin9eihieoeue
,drtlih liebte. Gb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18
81 NeeecsGtobliiictseeut.
st. 2ittle,
Suffer 1t,sb Slecbibmib,

Scnod,ri9t baS glubllfun1 adtun9sDUQ,
caB er feline Merfitdtte in 3necaramas
Giraffe, 9eseniiber s. S.9Hinterhalters@rpS
cerp erridtet hat, tpc..er jest nno filnftig Dor.
rdthig hdlt eine aaaemelne sluswabl
Kupfer, a;leeb= uno Observation-Disclosures,
welohe er AT nieeriaen prcilen fur 8aareelc
ocer procufle oerfauft.
8eras6t nitt, boB mani BEL eittle Die bette
uno wcblfeilte slrtifel lelnes Sahes &auf.
IN FAINT
slusbeGeruneen oebrauhter slrtifelr rer.
ben in filrselter 3eit uno auf bic bette speiie
semaht.
slug. ~, 1s47. $50. y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18
Sdren fir 1SNz.

Den tarbaren ginnphnern rpn Start
eonntD miro hermit tefannt qemad,t, bag
lb am 6ten nddlltcu Scrtembers anfanaen
nerec, Die 2aren tela9teu Gountp's fur Sas
Sahr lS47 ju ccllcctiren, uno Al Dem 3rcde
lob ieltlt coer mein Ocputirter cinen 8 aa in
1ecem Scmnfhip an pber nate een qen6bnIi,
hen gSablpldsen ben 10 llbr 8crn,ttaas
sis llbr 0t1dmitta9s suae9en lein per6e,
Ole 2aren BON Golden, melde fle caielblt
su besatlen nilnlhen, in Gmpfans su r,et.
men, 1tdmlid,:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18

Su 9aben bdngen bic Weinifode 70
pcu bon Irauben, baB erfahrene 2eute met1
men, fe wircen mpbl Grauben ausbrehen
mil0en, I'm plob gu ihoffen fir bic 'lbri9en.
Cie Srrbfrlhte uno cas Sbft 9eben elne
teilpteGcs 9iiultise Grnote.
9lm6. c5uli erfldrte Der en9liid,e Winilter,
eorc palmerllpn, I'M parlamente
,0aB es fd bic en9Iiibe Nesieruns CUR
paidt made, Gorge Su tra9en, eaB en9l1>
1hcn llntcrtbaren, pelde Gle 9ldubiser
frcmoer Staateu Tno, ibr 0ieht pioerfats
re !"
DieIe grfldrrltg beutet i'm 3uTammettbdns
0e, in weld,em Ie oemaht tpnrce, auf einen
Gntid,tus Der en9liIden He9icruns bin, ''d'
III @uniten ihrer untcrthancn bel ipld,en
Stooten unIeres 8uneeS 81 oermeneen,
rpeld,e bi5her in Sesohlun9 Der SntereNcn
ihrer Staot6lhulo iaunieli9 Doer nahld|ilN
ocmeien. S6 llh ober out un1ere Staatel1
eiue icld,e @iumiid,uua Der en9lildlen 9tc:
oieruue oefallen la0en mercen, be,tpcifelr
mir nod, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T e5 aber,
ros @nolano e5 tpa8cn miro, @ewaltsmoB
reoeln 1T sInwenounN Su brinsen, Die Su Ell
ncm Glicae swiihen cen Ser. Staaten nnt
Gnolauo filtrcn mil6ten, bel reldem an
Gnre Gnglano ren Silr,ern sieben wiirce,
lelbit meun e5 audi fir ben slnfan9 einigc
Gcrttcile errdn9e.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18

Die Grplpfion Der Shte :
wolfe Sabrif III Tapersbam, @ns>
lamb, oiebt Der en9liiehen pre6e @elrsenbeit,
itcr bic 8efotren, bic NIT Der BereitunN
Der Sdisewcae pcrfniipft Gnc, ftt ausSus
lprehen. gHas eisentlib Die nddife urfade
su biefer Grplcdon se,peien 1T bisber nod
ein 0idtbisl unb ,pirb tpobl Elm 0fatbel bleis
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18
:Srtpa0fnt. aaaoo 0OtcOer.
Ne6t5 : glnipalGc.


Sf1ce, erite { tiir pcillid, pom @curttau.
1e in Canton.
8tlrr9en Sttottsfattn in @tart unr ccn unite.
ncnrcn Sauntics. g. !N yer, rcutthcr Acurtat
unc u rtar, NNtt9ltcr rti9cr Sirma tr'prst cten.
falls auf cic tilIi9ttcn Mcrin9,n9en, 0rmaoten u.
frnitisc 9erihtIiec Snitrmcntsn in rrut(hc, fran.
I6hthrr unr cnSIittbcr Srrade, unp tteHt MIDI an,
fir rercn uIan9li@teit, t,utnrscn
NAntcn, rcn l5tcn Nti. 1876.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18
Vler 8auereien 81 perfaufen.
un9sfdbr ein 8tertbe,l mmter
ibrem tp,rfliChen QEerfb.

Ger unterseidnete nerfduft pripatim bier
Sauerclen, auf pelden fhon febr CUTE 8ers
teferungen aemad,t tpurosn, unter lebr bill
lisen Secinannsen. 3mei. ben 80 9yder
iece, nno cine bon 100 9lder, nabe bel
Ttalbptle, Sc'mes ecuntY, uno cine bon
80 older. nr9efdbr cine balte Weeile bon
0tapclecn, S.ett'p County, Ohio, unb oies
ielte @ntfernun9 uom Mabad,s uuo @ries
&anal.-@ute @ebduoe, Sheuern uuo au>
tes 0cls auf jeoer oerfelben!
ecuts Shdfer.
Canton ben 4. Aug. lS47.-S4- -4ua.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18

Gbenfalls ,Deroe ih auf meit,er slmtsfube
III Canton bonn "a. September bis 20. Tez
cember 9e9enpdrtig ieiu, UNI bic Garen BON
GOLDEN, meld'e nidt i'm 9craus besablt has
ben, at erbeben. = Diejeniaen, melde bies
oernadldNlaen, iuiden ertparten> baB Te
iuldsllde Gcifeu ;u besahen tateu.
Scl9ences 1T Her Setrao, tpeld,er auf ies
oen Collar oes 9Gsrths fur bas laufenoe
Sabr bered,uen lit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22

CAUTIONThe public particularly cautioned against pur
chasing Imitation articles pretending have the effect
Browns SasapTa and Tomato BteTs Never buy the Sasapa
Tia and Dandeion Panacea Kttidge3 Tomato Btter
Extract Of sassapara Tomato and Dandeon any Other
aon with the expectation of getting the genuine Browns sas
sapa ana Tomato Bers, which prepared at his medicine
store NO. 5s Washington street, Buston These Bers the
first preparation Of the kind Sold and they the oRy
Inc article OF he KIND in the market Always that the
direction Is signed Frederick Brown, his hand writing
w ever heard of cOunturfetng Bad Bank
one that would otpa Just with medcine they always
counterfeit that which sells.
Al orders for Browns sassapaa and Tomato Be directed
to Frederick Brown the proprietor No So Washington street,
Boston, Will be attended puncualy.
None genuine unless signed Frederick Brown wrapper
$3.50
For sale byS Redfsd and X Collins Montpelier by
dealers in medicine generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22

We take the following from Mr. Kendall's Puebla
correspondence;
Report now has it that Santa Anna has between
10000 and 10000 men of all classes under arms at
and near the city, and that this force is rapidly aug
meuting. The peace party dare do nothing for the
moment a man is even suspected he is sent off or
thrown into prison. The American residents have all
left many of them in such haste that their business
must have suffered to most runous extent, while it
is reported that all the American prisoners contrary to
the laws of nations well Of humanity have been
cast into more loathsome prison and treated more rig
orously than ever.
As regards the prospects Of peace, they appear
Just us distant as ever.
From a .MercGn paper.
"There is no doubt but that the majority of the ma
ton Is In favor of carrying on the war, and we
consequently convinced that is impossible to enter
INTO any arrangement for peace were it to be conclu
ded it would prove fatal to the nltionlty of Mexico
The defenders of the nation are therefore encouraged
with brilliant hopes of final success and it undoubt-
ed that the position in which the United States finds
ITSELF must in the end, us triumphant success,
notwithstanding our former disasters. All Of US who
sincerely wish the continuance of the war; look upon
an equvoca policy dangerous and all overtures Of
peace perilous means to secure it; for this
are opposed to any change in the politics which may
give 1t pacific appearance"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
From the Washington Patriot.
Old School General Assembly,

We have not been able to get hold of any conden-
sed report of what was done at the late meeting of the
General Assembly. The Shareholders appear to have
had everything in their own way acknowledging d. d.
from $. {. chosen Moderator another of the same
sort from Va was elected Clerk; and another was
chairman Of committee on Bills and Ove,lures. The
Assembly, in some form other rc-afrmed its dec1s-
ion slavery made in 1915.
Letters from the Free Church of Scotland, and the
Presbyterian General Assembly of Ireland were sent
into the Assembly, and referred without being read, to
the committee on Bills and Oyerures The chairman
of that committee, "Rcv. Chas. Cocock Jones, D. d."
1--WE believe these are all his tes) reported certain
answers to be sent back in reply TO the letters, But
some of the members desired to hear the letters from
Scotland and Ireland read before they adopted an an
swcr to them. Thereupon some Southern IIotspuis
declared that they not fit to be rGad-they were
dangerous-an if read, they would leave the house.
Considerable of storm was portending when Dr.
Hodge, Of New Jersey, procured an adjournment to
next day.
Next day the hot-headed Southern gentlemen afore-
said, having been argued with during the adournment
ate up their words of the day BEFORE and the letters
were read, They proved to be faithful aud scorch-
ing rebukc Of the Assembly for its course nregard to
slavery. The answers to them framed by the GREY.
Chas. Cocock Jones, d. d." were then adopted
They set forth in brief terms that the Irish and Scotch
Presbyerans do not and seem determined that they
will not understand the position of the church In the
United States on this subject; and herclore the church
in the United States declines having any farther cor
respondence with the Scotch and Irish churches on the
question
This is the amount of the dongs Of the Assembly on
the subject of slavery Those an-sllvery Presbyte-
rans who we're looking with anxiety to the action Of
the Assembly on this question: must be full of ftl, if
they still hold on in the hope of better deeds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22


LibcraHty Of Sailors--A subscription, amount
ing to the handsome sum of seventeen hundred
dollars, has been taken on board the United States
frigatc United States, now on the coast of Africa
having for its object assistance for the poor of
Ireland
The gross revenue of the English Post Office
during the year ending with Jan. 5, lS47, is es-
timated at to ,004 ,007; number of letters to and
from persons beyond the seas taken at six Of the
principle ports, 8,640, 456; newspaper, 2,698,-
37G; total postage for the same, 1924 ,6SS gross
revenue derived from Postage ON all letters from
parts beyond the seas, G3Ol $40.
Prosp~ity.-One of the leading corn houses
in Liverpool received 81 100000 in business
transactions during the month of May. If this
be taken as a criterion of the years business, il
will show transactions to the extent of $4,000
600 annually and if we suppose the profit to bC
so moderate as half per cent l0s. on ever,
5fl00) an income of 100000 per annum woul,
be realized by the house alluded to-
The opinion of John Quincy Adams is, tina
the war with Mexico will not end until the Unite
States has conquered the whole of 1t,
A lady of fashion stepped into a shop not Ion
since and asked the keeper if he had any "mat
rmonia baskets" she being too polite to sa
) cradles
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
Dtnth9.

In this village on the morning of the 10Th, Mr., Am
brose NJ Bancier, aged &C.
In Guidhal July I, Mrs. Louisa J.wifc of Wm.P.
Cheney aged 30. Printers in Illinois are requested
&c.
In Berkshire, Of consumption, Harrison s. Bowen,
81.
In Bennington Rachael Abro, 36.
In Marleboro, Lovsa King, G5.
In Whitingham Ruth Brown, 40.
In Westminster, Elizabeth Grout, 70.
In Brookline, Sarah *. Memifeld 40.
In Pownal, George Card, 50.
In Cornth, ErdiX Tenney, 81.
In Putney, 9Th inst, Hon. Phnehas White, II.
In Chelsea, April 81, Mrs Lucy B., wife Of Mr.
Austin II. Walker, of Ia. aged 36 Mrs w. with her
husband, after absence of ten years. returned to
Vermont to visit their friends when about to return she
was taken SICK and after suffering extreme pain for
nine days, departed this life in the riumphs of faith in
her blessed Saviour.
In her death her friends sustain the loss of kind
companion, loving sister and affectonate friend,
and the church and Sabbath School where she resided
an active useful member.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
42torrt0QGs.

In Bennington, Capt. Clarke Rice and Anr Eliza
White
In Rupert, Stephen Smith and Charlotte Sheldon.
In Brandon, Joseph Bushy and Betsey M Manly
In Leicester, George Swnnington and Charlotte
w Capron.
In Middlebury, Oliver Kenworthy, and Ann Nc
Lane.
In East Middebury Marshall ], Cloyes of Salisbury
and BaSey E Iondrick.
In Putney, j. w. Noyos and Helen Campbell. Al
so, William II. Woodwork and Emma Campbell.
In ST. Adams, George G. Farar and Julia w
Chandler.
In Montpelier on the 10th inst Mr.. Willard Lang
maid and Miss Emily Bachelor of Danville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
LamoiIIc WOODEN FACTORY.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform the inhabitants of La
molle County, and the public generally that he has erected
large factory Building, ana ~ M tile same at the
ower or Cadys fas IN MOrrsioUn for the purpose
utcorng wool into cloth for domestic use same viii bs
ready into operation in few days The establishment will
be throughout, and furnished with the most ap
proved machinery and he pledges himself susfy his customers
strict attention. good workmanship and thorough going business
habits will suffice.
The working Wool will be By the yard shares as
the parties agree.
Having for the last twenty three years been extensively engaged
as Cade and Cloth Dresser and enjoyed the confidence oe
"c IN those branches, he with confidence offers his
wees to generous public Manufacturer and aers himself
al lie shall secure deserving share Of patronage Past avos
the Pubcs Humble Servant.
\, JOHN COOK
! Morristown, July -, lei7. %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently Of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
takes lh opportunity to inform the public that he has rented
the Mon House, and has been thoroughly repaired from bottom
to top and furnished with Furniture; and he pledges himself
spare pains in having well kept He has been
cse in getting the large and CONNEXIONS House in order
eive the rush ofmtronage which this House worthy and capa
BILE of accommodating
Relying upon his experience in the business Of keeping Public
House, he hopes satisfy the public Of what he has said Of
House Without further comments call and and much obge
LEVI BOUTWELL,,
Montneer Sent TO- lS4G, 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for the wel-known FARM formerly
known by the of the LHmos farm" Said farm lies
Monkton the stage road from Burlington Nddrbury blythe
of nesburg, StlrkshOro and Bristol Said farm
about 100 acres, under good Improvement with dwelling huu
of them good repair house Joining together with
two good barns and shed ahed barn, and good frame
hog PEN id farm wen w0tcred plenty Of togrt
with considerable quantity OF saving timber both hemlOCk
pine also good orchard and always productive Said farm
good rich soil, always yielding bauntity the labor of
hushandman. 1t has pleasant situation, mile
gr MILL MILL cardng machine clothing works. blacksmith
shop &c shop And than all this is within
good neghborhood of honest and upright farmers which
to be priced than the gold Of Ophr Said ~ Otherwise advan
ageOuSly situatGdsuCh Of market
may be had reasonable Enquire Of the subscriber
premises DANIEL VARNEY.
MOnkon Oct. ), 1876. 42If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
Harms In Children.

Oi all diseases to which children subject, fatal
them as worms Unfortunately, children seldom free from
e ana as they initiate the symptoms of almost every other
compn they often produce alarming effects without being
ped worms not only the Of disease themselves but
by their irritation asavate all other diseases, wandering from
one part Of the body another winding themselves into large
balls ana obstuctng the bowels and frequently the throat
ing COMMISSIONS and too often death The desired remedy will be
found IN Dr. Jayne's Tonic VeImuge-whch will very de
sroy the worms, and nvgote the powers of digestion,
prevent return Of them.
For sale by s. p. Redfeld, Montpelier, VT 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22

L s Gorbam, II Beecher, N. Woodruff j. Allen, S
g. N Byington, D l. Fuller, A Ladd, J Stafford, ]. Bur
nell, f Jewett, Y E Story, A Comngs, S Todd W
Bailey, 81 so each; L Raymond, Gilbert, J Betty
$500 cuch f. Whitney, A NJ Clarke N IL Eldrd, b
Abel, $500 coch Mrs l. Briggs, $780, & w Foster,
re; Bryant, Lincoln, 75c each; Lyon $3.50;
w II Blake $3.50; FELTON,, $500; S Page, $l,75.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
GinqhGmS.

sTHRRs LANGDON have received few pieces rich French
Ginghams rune To-
ROGER $. GILMAN'S ESTATE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable Pro
bate Court for the District If Washington Commissioners tn
receive, examine and adjust all claims of all PERSONS against the
estate Roger s. Gilman of Marshfed said district de-
ceased represented nsovent and the Of six
nth day Of June, ls7 allowed by said Court the creditors
the said deceased exhibit and prove their respective
fore us give notice that will attend to the duties of ap
poutment the dwelling house of Soloman Gilman Marsh
field in said District the 10th day of December next O'CLOCK
A. NJ. of said day.
JONA GOODWIN, eoi'iSsro"eis'
Marshfeld, July 3, l5iL 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
Great Bargains.

DRICES REDUCED the Cash Store Bazorines, Muslns,
Lawns, Bonet, Ribbons Gloves, Hosiery and Goods for
summer wear fact all kinds of thin GOODS am determined
to close off Immediately my present without regard to
cost get ready the fall trade. Prices will suit ALL mis-
take HARVEY hlNG'
July Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
For Sale.

STATE OF VERMONT, I IN probate Court, Holden at
Washington District S. Montpelier, within and for
said District, ON the Both day of June, lSi7
Alexander Boyles administrator the of Alexander
Boyes senior Marsheld in said district deceased pre-
sents his administration account for settlement;
heeupon ordered that the be rerredto the 18th day
oJuy next the probate office in said Montpelier for examna-
ton and allowance and that all concerned be notified hereof by
the publication this order the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier weeks successfully, may be,
that they may appear aud said time and place they
object thereto. BY order Of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy of Record,
81 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
Notice to Nil Customers.

lie Subscriber running Shepard Langlon's MIL and
would respectfully solicit the patronage ofthc public To his
old customers he would say Come again. and both old and
that their milling shall be done in the best possible
SAML. CAM BELL.
July s. 1877. 27-29
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-22
BRIGHTON MARKEr.
MONDAY, July II.


REPORTED FOR THE ADVERTISER.
At Market 470 Beef cattle, GO COWS and calves, 20
yokes working oxen 5000 sheep, and Lambs and about
1850 swine.
Beef Catte.-Extra, 1925; First quality, $3.50
second and third do. from $3.50 to CPS.
Hoking Cren.-Sales noticed at $72, 81, and ll3
Goes and CalUes.-Saes made at $l8 81, % and
30 a AZ.
Sheep and Lam5s.-shoep, 81 83 and 1928 Lambs
from 81 so to B.
Stoine.--At wholesale forsows, and for Barows
A retail, irom6 to and Sc. Small pigs lOc.
BOSTON MARKET MONDAY, July 10.
FLOUR Michigan and Genesee, 1926 5,87.
GRAlNS-Corn So Is.
Rye, so IS.
Oats, 42 AZ.
PROVISIONS-Beefl 1000 a 1850.
Pork, 1850 1000.
BUTTER-Store, II %.
Cheese 6 a9.
WOOL-American full blood do 40 IS
do "a do IS 80
do 10 do 81 80
do IA & com do q 80
Prime Saxony As a50
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100 dozen Grass Cradle, and Bush sCYTHEs various stamps,
wv 50 doZ, SNATHS,
100 Rakes. Horse Rakcs 5varieties. Large Hand do.
25 Pitch Forks . and tines
The celebrated Quimhaug, Lisbon and Indian Pond Scythr
stones Three Nova Scotia Grind Sune Anti friction
Rollers, Arbors and Handles for do for aaleat
HOWE'S Agricultural Ware Rooms.
June 80 25;iwi
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BY order of Miller Judge of the of the Supreme
Court Of the Territory of Wisconsin
NOTICE.
rs hereby published of an requiring all the creditors of Josh
ua W. Osgood of the of Waukcsha, PraTieve IN the
county Waukesa in the Territory OF Wisconsin, an msolvent
debter petitioner for the Act entitled An Act for
the relief of Debtors to show cause If they have
before said Andrew Miller Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Waukesha (Praevlel in Waukeha county, in the Territory OF
Wisconsin, on the third Monday being the 10th day August
ls47 eleven O'Clock the forenoon Of that day, why the
PRAYER Of the petitioner should not he granted.
~ va - 49, - VERNON TICHENoF.
3O-oQ Attorney fol Petitioner
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rDTIS may certify tina: have day given my Orcn y
Elmer his time for the remainder of his minority shall
ii reore claim of his earnings any debts Of ms con
racting after this date. ORRIN ELMER
4.