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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
Commissioner, Notice.
STATE or VERMONT.

DisrRicr OF WESTMINSTER, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district of West
minister.
q EoRGE C. FITcH, Guardian 10 MARTHA C..
" FITCH, Of Putney 10 said district, minor I'M
der eighteen years Of age represents that the sud
Martha C. Fitch is seized 10 her own right 10 fee Of
undivided fourth part OF certain parcel land w.
ing & being 10 said Puney & described as follows 10
wit: Bounded North and East on land Of Walter p.
and Warren b. Richardson, South on the highway
leading from Josiah Huchins' 10 John b. Piereeis
and land Of Ocavus L. Roberts, East The highway
leading from said Richardson's John Blacks; being
the same premises now occupied by The widow of the
late James Fitch deceased and in which the said Wild
ow hag life estnte,and that a sale thereof subject
the said Widows life estate, would be conducive 10
the hest interest OF his said ward wherefore be prays
said court TO gran, him license and empower him TO
sell the same.
II is therefore ordered that said application stand
for hearing and decision before said court at session
thereof TO be holden the Inn lately kept by Abner
johnson in TownsheBd, in said district, on Monday
preceding the fourth Tuesday of April ls47 and that
notice thereof be given BY publishing this order
bacng the substance Of said petition, in the Vermont
Phenix, printed al Bratteboro, in the County Of
Windham, three WEEKS successfully, previous to the
said time OF hearing.
Given under my hand at Westminster, in said dis
tricl, this 9Th day Of March, A. D.. ls47. as
50 ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a TUNHE Farm Of which LUKE b OsGooD,
fs..1 Il late Of Brookline. died seized and poss-
l..., u essed, win be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, On
-klk'h The 10Th day Of April next, al o'clock, r.
NJ, al the dwelling house on the premises
Said Farm situate in Bfooklne, abou, miles north
Of the Court House in Newane. and ains 235 of
good land well waiered and good brick dwelling house
and other buildings thereon There good orchard and
Of the best Wood aud Timber Lots containing about
sixty acres, said Farm, Of any in the county.
Persons wishing to buy Farm will do well TO examine
the premises before purchasing elsewhere
~ The dJore Pendue stands adjourned 10 the
GOTH DAY OF APRIL INST, al the same
place and time Of day.
NJ MILLER, Executor.
Newfane, March a. 1897. 5w29
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STATE OF VERMONT.

rr. "a Probate District Of Marlboro.
In Proboie Court, FEB. 30, A. ID. 1871.
A N instrument purporing to be the last VIII and
IN Testament OF CHIC HAYS, late Of Brattle-
boro, deceased, is presented loI probate by Russell
Hays, therein named Executor thereof,
Whefeupon, il is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons interested, that this will decide upon
the probate Of said instrument at the session thereof
to be holden al the probate Office in said Braleboro
on the Goth day Of April next, by publishing copy Of
the record of this order three weeks successfully 10 the
Vermont Phoenix printed at said Brateboro previous
10 said time OF hearing. .ftt
A true copy Of Record,
SO Attest, b ID. HARRIS Req'r
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STATE or vERnaoNT.

District Of WEsTMINsTERg S..
In Probate Court holden at Rockingh in said District
March 3lsl lei7.
DEsJAnis MUzzY, Guardian Of Ne,eioH Lrermore Of
ID Jamaica in said district minor and heir TO the estate
of JUSTUS l.. LIVERMORE, late of said Jamaiea, de-
ceased inesaie hes his petition in writing representing
that il would be conducive 10 the interest OF his said ward
10 sell the whole Of his said ward Real Estate Tor the Pur-
pose Of putting the proceeds of said sale interest," Of
yebting the same stocks Wherefore, he pays for H.
cense 10 sell the whole of the Real Estate OF his said ward
for the purpose aforesaid Il is ordered by the thai
said application stand for hearing decision at session
of the court be held the Inn Of Nelson Evans in
Townshend the Monday previous to the 9th Tues
day Of April Si7 and that notice Of the nature OF said ap
pcaon and the for the same and Of the time and
place for hearing and decision be gwen to all persons
interested by publication in the Vermont Phenx printed
at Braeboro in the county Of Windhau three weeks
eesvey previous thereto that they may tppear and obec
. 10 the same if they shall see cause.
Rockingham, March 81, 1877 80
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The Washington Union Of Thursday publishes letter
from Polk Secretary Walker proposing that all the ports
OF places Mexico which are hereafter may be, in
the actual OF land and naval forces BY
quest shall be opened, while our military occupation may
continue the Of all neutral nations, well as
own in articles conraband of war upon the pay
ment OF prescribed Of duties, which will be made
known and enforced by military and naval commanders
Mr. Walker called upon examine the present Mexican
tariff and repor, the President the changes advisable
which are given in the reply Of the Secretary, published n
the same paper.-B Boston Villas.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

----| DIsITcI OF WtsIHlIhHteT, -
The Hon. the Probate Court for The District Of Vest
minister To all persons inferestedin the estate of
SPOONER HOW, late Of Jamaica, in said dis
trict, deceased, intesfaie, GREEriEe,
JNE application Of Pheba How, late widow Of said de-
IL ceased for assignment 10 her Of much Of the per
sona property Of the said deceased shall be justly
entitled TO- stands for hearing and decision Of
said 10 be holden al the Inn Of Nelson Evans in
Townshend IN said district the Monday preceding
the fourth Tuesday Of April ef7 and you will appear be,
fore said at the time aud place Aforesaid and object
to the same,i you shall see cause.
ABlslIAl SToDDARD, Reg'r.
Rockingham, March 81 1877 q Hte 80
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Nfafe on V,ermonf.

Probate District OF Marlboro.
In Probate Couri, FEB. 8, a. d. ls47
ZONES Barnard Lynde, Executor Of the last will
~ and testament of AMOS HART, late Of Gull
ford in said district, deceased and files his admnisra-
ton account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Executor notify
oil persons interested, that this will decide upon
the allowance Of said the session thereof
TO be holden OF the probate office in Brailleboro, in
said district, the esh day Of April next ensuing,
by publishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed
said BraiileboTos previous 10 said time Of hearing.
a true copy Of record.
80 Attest, D. d. HARRIS, Req'r.
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Brighton Market-Monday, April s.

At market, 400 Reef Cattle &c yokes Working Oxen Sc Cows
and Calves $50 Sheep, and about 800 Swine
BEEF CATrLEEnira, $50 first quality S6'75 second and
third qualities from S525to So.
WoRKINa OnEE-salcs were made At SIS CO., 81 and 8l8
Cows Ann CALvtssales noticed from $40 aud Ss 70 S4o
sHEEr-saes Of lots S233 267 80 and 81 and one lot
OF 20 taken By NJ. M White ESQ, at $40 per head
SwIRE-M Wholesale 34c for snws, and SIC Tor bar
rows. Az retail from l-2 10 &c pcrlb. -
~ B. About go head Of Cattle came over the Western kaI
road. "a
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate Distinct OF MARLBORO.
In Probate Court, April 3, A. ID. is47.
GOMES Moses p. Cooper, Administrator upon the
~ estate of n RUSSELL COOPER, late Of Dover
in said district, decreased, and files his administration
account Tor examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that raid Administrator
notify oil persons interested, that this court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account al the session
thereof be holden at the probate office in Bratlebo-
70 in said district, the Goth day OF April inst, by
publishing copy OF the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed al
said Braltleboro, previous to said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
50 Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reer.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IL - Il NJ. -AI--.-l-

DtatTlct OF w cstnlnHteFio Is ID
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District Of
IVsstmiHsier:1'o all persons Interested IN The as
tale Of SP0ONER HOW, late Of jamaica, in said
District, deceased, iniestais, 1855 ~,
GREETING.
VTTHEREAs, James Muszy, Administrator upon tho
w estate Of the said deceased has flied his petition in
writing setting forth the Of debts due the de-
ceased the probable oassgnment Of prop
erJ The widow Of The said deceased and Tor the sappot
Of children under years Of age and the charges Of ad
mlnsnlion be asoeraned and the value Of
the personal estate and has requested said court to give
him license 10 sell all The Real Estate Of the said deceal
ed representing that sole OF part Of sad Real Estate will
be necessary funds pay the debts and charges Of
administration aud that sale Of part thereof DO
without injury ~ those interested In the remundsr.
erdeed by the Court that said application stand for
hearing decision at session of the Court he held al
the Ina OF Nelson Evans Towpshend in said District on
the Monday next preceding the ioorlh Tuesday Of April.
i67 and that notice OF the nature Of said application, aud
the for the aud the time and place for hear
ing be given Ia ali persons interested in said by pub
location in The Vermont phenix printed Braueboro Ia
the Couny Of Wndhan, three weeks previous
thereto that they may aPpearand Object 10 the same Il they
shall see cause. nataatiIl
AsIsHAI sTopDARD. Register.
Rockingham, March 81, 1917, f "a
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Marrteu.

In this village At the Phunis House. March 81 BY Rev
A. Huntington Clapp, Ar lta o. Christie Miss Harriet
A. LOOMS, both Of New ipswich, N. a.
Ia Nrwfane, March 70, by Rev p Hanwcll, Mr. Henry
d. Powers 10 Miss Hannah King, both Of Newfhne
In Vernon March 30th BY Lorenzo Brown, Esq, Mr.
Austin NJ Priest to Miss Elecla oon both of Northhrld,
Mass
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Paper Mangings.

TUNHE subscribers are now receiving direct from the
IL Factory 10 New Jersey, large and splendid stock
of Paper Hangings, comprising every variety aud
style from to 80 cts per roll. Customers respect
fully invited to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing. DUTTON 4 CLARK.
April 5, i6d7. 6nS5
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Correspondence Of the n. 0. Tropic.
Orr VERA Cruz, !

OFF VERA CRUZ, March OH.
The scene from the deck this morning is a beau
tiful one More than fifty vessels are in sight, and
twenty are under sail, standing in for Anton Ii
zardo. Among them observed four large steam
ers, two Of which are propeIcrs. one ship-rigged,
the other a barque
We have, today Santa Annals report Of the re-
cent battle. He says the Mexican arms are victo-
rious--he having brought off two pieces Of cannon
and stand Of colors from the field He repre-
sents his loss to be one thousand men; he retired
only ten miles, and this movement rendered in
dispensabe by Dant of bread, not from any ap-
prehensons Of Taylor's advance! II is lame
story and we are full of hope that old Trough and
Ready" has added another sprg to his laurels, in
an actual victory.
March 7th.-The Mexican women and children
are represented by the English and French officers,
to be engaged, in hundreds, upon the additional
entertainments and Notifications about Vera Cruz.
They work with shoyes and hoes in the bitches,
and carry the earth from them to the embankments,
in aprons bags and baskets-and they are hungry.
March llth.-A deserter informs US that 5000
troops, probably from Avarado, reinforced the city
during the night If this be true, and Gen Worth
seems 10 believe it, more vigorous resistance may
be expected. The French naval officers say that
there is sufficient provision in the city for five
weeks subsistence Of the people aud soldiers there
yesterday.
Our force is gradually extending It's leit wing 10
the northward, aud will soon encircle the city com
pletely-perhaps, indeed, before tomorrow morn
ing. The landing and mounting OF the howitzeri
and artillery goes forward brisky, several comPa
MES being encamped on the beach, charged with
that duty, being effectively assisted by all the sail
ors Of the squadron, who exclusively work the
boats. The officers Of the navy work with hearty
good will, as auxiliaries, but not without bitter re
Election in the way Of comparison between their dut,
and that of their brothers Of the army. There il
not one in the feet perhaps, who would not volun
eer as private in the ranks, If his services coul'
be spared and accepted.
Our troops have now completely invested the city
No one can enter or leave il but with our permits
sion. Our first parallel has mean distance from
the walls Of fifteen hundred yards.
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a GENTLE HIN r.

A LII persons having unsettled Accounts or Notes
IA with the Subscribers are hereby notified they will
find them in the hands OLA @. Reyes and the sooner
they are paid the better il will be Tor those ndeptcd.
G. & @. LAWRENCE.
Brstieboro, April s, Is47 IS
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ssHONIER & Coz.

VEAVING recently decided to extend their business
IL in the New England States, would commend 10
the favorable notice Of Dealers in HARDW.fRE,
their well selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Goods, which from its extensive variety good qualiy
and freshness 10 well adapted TO purchasers for retail
Sales. No "a Merchants Row,
1fH Near the old Market, Boston
April l. lmis55
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Grass Seed.

IN BUS. Herds Grass,
~ 400 lbs Western Clover seed, ~ 7tt.N
500 Northern do
10 bus Red Top Seed just received and for
sale by BUTTON g. CLARK.
April 5, az. 2mss
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" bill allowing the Fitehburg Railroad Company 70
extend their track into Boston, has passed the Mussaehu
setts Legislature. f.ta atfu
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THIS oeIliiss that have given my son SIMEON NJ,
Il his lime 10 do and act for himself shall claim none
Of his wages pay any Of his debts alier this date
ISRAEL WOOD.
Bul,lebOro, Api 9. 1917. ai.t 49,
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N 4 w n N ID Elk r e N S w 4
READY MADE
Clothing Establishment.
CHASE s. CRANDALL,

Halls Buiiding...2 Doors South Of the Post Office
ITAYE Just returned from market with complete as
IL Il sortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
IN l. Il--.- L. L
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COOL Y'S
Vermont Daguerrean Gallery,
No. 2 Granite Row.

OVER H. D. BRACKETS JEwELRY STORE
rENIE subscriber respectfully gives notice TO the cit
Il liens OF Brateboro aud vicinity, that he has taxi
en- The abpve rooms with the intention Of beating
peimanenl Gallery (-hould encouragements presently
ior the purpose Of taking Dsguerfeoiype Portraits 10
his large and beautiful style. Any one wishing Tor
gopd Likeness q only nskcd to give him sitting, and
Il not satisfied, need purchase. lie would also n-
wife strangers visiting Bla'ileoro, well as residents
to call and see his collection Of specimens II not wish
ing to sit for Likeness The Gallery will be opened
for exhibition March S0h Likenesses copied from
Portraits or miniature Engfavngs, &c. Likenesses
taken of deceased persons.
n. d. Particular attention paid 70 instructng Pu-
pills. thorough course Of instruction and expert.
ens given in oil cases, and furnished with apparatus
If desired.
Plates, Cases, Chemicals Colors, Polishing Pow
defs and every thing used 10 the Photographic Art,
for sale on reasonable terms.
III. COOLEY.
Bratlleboro, March 90, Is47. 81
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n FIRE Of shells and round shot from the town and
castle, few Of which reached our line, and those
doing no harm.
AT O'clock, A. NJ, the little steamer Spitfre
run in close TO the town and threw a number Of
shells into the place. receiving fire from the castle
in return
This morning. our army moved nearer The town.
II has approached considerably within range Of the
guns in the town, aud can lie reached by those in
the castle, from both Of which brisk cannonading
has been kept up during the day. The line ex-
tends across the railroad which goes from the town
TO the magazine, and the acqueduct which supplies
the city with water is likewise in our possession.
In short, the city is fairly invested, and communi-
cations by the main roads cut oil. Entertainments
have been marked out, and will be made tonight,
which are near enough 10 the walls TO render our
heavy guns effective. These guns have not been
taken on shore. Steptoe's light battery, with the
horses, have been landed, with several pieces Of
larger calibre.
CAMP NEAR VERA CRUz,
March ~, morning.
do not think, from all that can see and learn
that Gen. Scott will be able TO plant his batteries
for several days TO come; and until be can make
good show he will not open upon the town at ALL
When the bombardment does commence il will be
in earnest
1t would take page Of our paper 10 give fall
effect TO a description Of the first landing Of our
troops the afternoon Of the 9th-a mare stirring
spectacle has probably never been witnessed in
America. 10 the first line there were no less than
seventy heavy surf boats, containing nearly 1000
regulars, aud all Of them expected 10 meet an enemy
before they struck the shore. Notwithstanding this,
every man was anxious to be 6rst--they plunged
into the water waist deep they reached the shore
the "stars and stripes" were instantly floating
and making for the sand hills, with loud shouts they
pressed on Three long and loud cheers arose from
their comrades still on board, awaiting to be dis
barked and meanwhile the tops and every portion
Of the orign vessels were crowded with spectators
Of the scene. Not who Witnessed il will ever
forget the landing. Why the Mexicans did not OPP
pose us is greater mystery than ever, considering
their great advantages at The time, and that they
have since opposed every step of our advance.
The troops, both regulars and volunteers, have
suffered incredibly since the landing-marchng
over the heavy sand hills, without water, under a
broing sun during the day, and sleeping without
tets bedding during the profuse dews which fall
at night-exposed, too, to continual fire from the
batteries Of the enemy yet not murmur has been
heard.
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