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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon the Probate Court for the
District Of Randolph, District of Randolph: To all persons
concerned the Estate ofThomas Kngbu late OF Brooked
in said misunderstanding
WHEREAS, Horace Kngsbuy, Administrator Of the Estate Of
sid deceased has made application to this Court for License
sell undivided fourth part the Real which set
off Patty Kngbuy the widow of Daniel kngsb late of said
Booksd deceased according to the will of the said Daniel IN
der order said Probate Court the said Patty having recently
ceaed and represents that the is necessary for the payment
of the debts and charges against said Estates and the widow OF the
said Thomas waving right dover in said Real estate
plies this Court for additional assignment account of the
same
THEREFORE, YOU hereby notified appear session of
said Court h held the Probate Office in West Randolph, in
said District eth day of March, A. D. lS and show cause
ay You why should granted aforesaid and
why said assignment should not be made.
And this order shall bshed three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman, printed Montpelier this State, the
last which publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid
Dated at Randolph, this 9th day of Feb A. D. 1877.
EDMUND WESTON, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Court for the
Randolph District, District of Randolph: To all persons
in the estate of David D. Burroughs late Of Brookhsd
deceased, Greeting
WHEREAS, Frederick G. Bigeow, Executor of the last WIN and
" Testament Of said deceased requests said Court to allow him
the further time Of year from and after the 10Th day Of March
D. ls4 to make payment of the debts aud close the settlement
Of the estate
Therefore, you hereby notified that tho said application will
be heard at Of the Probate Court DO held at the Probate
office in West Randolph the 18th day of March next at which
time YOU may be heard in the premises
And this order shall published three ks successfully in the
Green Mountain Fireman. newspaper printed at Montpelier in
this State the last of which publication shall DO before the day
signed for hearing aforesaid.
Given under hand the Probate Office West Randolph
this 10th day Of February, A. D. ls47
EDMUND WESTON, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

The friends of the Liberty Party in Orleans County,
will meet at EAST CORTNTH, in Orange County, on
THURSDAY, the 18th of March next and also at EAST
RANDOLPH, in said County, on FRIDAY, the 12h
day of March next, to commence at each place at 10
O'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of organising County
Association for said county, auxiliary to the State Lib
erty Party Association and to adopt such measures
shall be judged for the best good of the cause in which
said party are engaged
Hon. JACOB SCOTT, of Barre and LEWIS
CLARKE, the White Slave from Kentucky, and 9TH
ers, will be present to address the convention.
All persons, Male and Female ,-friends and others
are earnestly invited to attend and listen to what may
be said in behalf of the oppressed of our boased land
of liberty,
s. ALLEN, for County Committee
February 90, l847.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
Important from Mexico,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1873 P. NJ
Papers from Havana to the 9th inst have been
received by an arrival at Charleston. They
furnish later intelligence from Mexico, Santa
Anna was still at San Luis with % 900 men
Gen. Taylor was said to have recently left
his position and passed to Victoria with 5000
men, supposed to be on his march to Tampico
The clergy had refused to contribute the eight
millions ofdoIlars which government had attemp-
ted to raise upon church property. The clergy
were greatly excited against Santa Anna, and
were endedvorlng to get up pronunciamcntO
against the whole Cabinet and Santa Anna, and
reported that they had resigned.
Great jeaousIes exist between the different
Mexican Generals, and much confusion and dis
organization in the Government and the country.
The Mericdn Nc,0S.-The Plcayune Of the
Sd, the contents of which arc teIegraphed 70 New
York, contains confirmation Of the statement
that the Mexican Congress has authorized the
sale Of church property to the amount of $751;
100000, but no confirmation Of the opposition
of Santa Anna to that measure, nor of his death,
There were no pacific symptoms in the Mexican
Congress, hence there is not much probability
in the rumor to that effect in another place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
Deaths.

In Pike Township, Stoddard Co. Missouri on the
18th Nov. Of inflammation of the stomach, Mary Ann,
only daughter of Doct Geo. w Hoskiss, aged years.
In Woodstock, Oliver Palmer, age So. Also, Ben
jamjn Woodward, aged 81.
In Poultney, 18th inst, Mrs. Henry Angevine
Also, 18th inst Eliza, daughter of DR., Alden Ken
drick, aged IL years
In Danville, 18th inst, of whoopiug cough and in
hammation of the lungs, George B. son of Moses E
Vim, aged months
In Barnet, Jan. IS, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Ebenezer
II Strowbridge aged 60 years.
In Burlington, 10th inst, Edga;, youngest sol of Mo.
SEES E Green, aged about years.
In Weatherstied, Jan 3lst, Stephen Reed, SO.
In Burlington, 9th inst, Mrs Amanda Height, IS.
Also, 18th inst, Lucy Ann, eldest daughter Of Am
brose and Sally Atw&ter, l6 Her life one oil
pam and suffering.
In Essex Jan 30, BetSey Maria, wife of Jesse Thomp
son, jr. aged 81 years.
In Burlington, 9th inst, Warren Murray, g.
In Shelburn, 5th inst, Pho Perkins, 81
In Mortified, Feb. 18th, Ann Sophia, infant daugh.
ter of John and Sophia Heath. aged 10 months and
10 days.
This fair young flower, on which our eyes
Have rested with a fond delight,
Which the portals Of the tomb have won
And shrouded from our weeping sight.
Our hearts must mourn, and yet we weep
Not for the one that's passed away
All no! for who would win her back,
An angel from the realms Of day?
A mothers arms no more may press
The fair form of her infant girl
A fathers lips no more caress
His hearts fond idol and his JOY.
Farewell, dear child, our sorrowing hearts
Bow meekly meath Affections rod,
And unrepinngly, give back,
Our richest treasure to its God.--COM,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
BRIGHTON MARKET .
MONDAY, Feb. Is.
IREPoRTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.


At market 435 Beef cattle, 10 yokes working oxen,
80 COWS and calves 2084 Sheep and about 95 swine.
PRrcBs.-Besf Cdthe.-$6,50; first quality 6; Sec
ond 5,a 5,75; third A. 4,25.
A very few extra Beef Cattle were disposed of al
about SO per hundred
Working Oren-Sales at $50, "a and 81.
Cows and CaLucs-Saes noticed at $lS, %, 26, 81
and SO.
Sheep-Sales we're made 2,25, $780, A, and some ex
ira 625.
Soine.-No sales effected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
JAYNEis Alternative.

DRoNcHocrLr or GoITRR sweed has prescribed the
Alternative In upwards sixty ore and has never fall
ed in gle instance completely the disease. Not
solitary case of failure. ALI WERE CURED!
has with in curing Bronchoce and Gamer
Affections has convinced him that these and ho
BILE diseases BIZ removed with much certainty Fever and
Ague He does wish be understood that they ear
be cured Fever and Ae but with much cEsrIS
and further that he has good t believing that this
preparation will not only those dasos when frne hut
that destroys the virus poisoncu. fUcpe lurking in the sy
of Scrofula emenato. 'N7'
scHoFuLA-kFG GvIIThe Alternative has hecn used in mn
meons cases OF crof la Kings Evil, and Scrouous swenRS
with the mo-; decided success. e'
SKIN unEAsEHe has prescribed in great variety AZ Cuts
needs Affections and found successful in curing Salt Reu m ar
fete Bos, Bloches Pmpes Morphew and Jaundicvd Slim
&c. '
DsPEFSA and LIVER CoMrLAlNrh has been used In numer
Gus eases OF Liver Complaint and dyspepsia and with happ,
effect ~Ffs'''
Prepared only BY Dr. D. JAYNE Nos South Third e. Phl,
delphN ~ me
| For sdebyS Red6Ss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
A RARE CHANCE,
A GRIST MILL FOR SALE.

THE subscriber finding necessary change his circumstances
viii sell his Grst Mill Said mill very pleasantly located "
the village of Peld the turnpike from SOCkbrdge Rt
andwas thoroughly built from the foundation up complete
running ORDER capable of making
s D w DIRK
similar establishment in this other Statehas
good run of stones EsOpus grate of Crimes
Smut Machines Corn crackers &c; has good fustom
Connected with the comfortable House, Barn. two
and half land adjoining and good Of Cardng
chimes.
RA things considered, will sell the above mentioned prop
cheaper than other similar establishment be bought
the State of Vermont Terms Liberal and possession given mme
ately. For further particulars, call and see.
C ROBINSON.
Psheld, Feb. 25, ls47. s:3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
"HOPE, UNDYING HOPE

"HOpE UNDYING HOPE" is the constant attendant of the
cOnsmptve while he commonly pursued in his
case is huying him to his last resting phCche grave And
how strange any thus suffering should be willing to
have his life sacrificed because is scientific manner
Yet 1t is every day affair The remedy is at hand Sher
mans Ooraonan All Healing Baam has relieved such
any medicine discovered and those who
willing believe virtues should make trial of it, and
then they viii only be satisfied that oil that said of It is true
letter. will also recommend suffering friends
othe best remedies they have known for coughs of all
kinds pains the chest and side shornoss difficulty
Of breathing bleeding of the lungs and ncpent consumption
One trial will satisfy the sceptica and the medicine with
in the reach OF all.
For sale LOG Nassau N " and by s. P Redhed, Montpe
M by agent every in Vermont ut s5 cents and
g. per bottle. o; ",
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25

CLICKNER'S BUGARCOATLD PILLS are every where the
rage And wherefore nOR For all other medical compounds
make you before they make you better while CckneF
Pills give pleasure from the first instance, and entirely
without giving him suppose that he had been taking medicine
ALL Had Byron been living he would have called Cckeners
Sugaroaed Pills the Poetry of Medicine for medi-
cine almost all its os nearly disgusting was ben
ehca hut the evil most eecuay removed for Cckeners
Sugar coated Pills have taste whatever Of medicine produce
of the and gripping attendant the operation of other
medicine and their speedy effect in removing all impurities from
the system cannot be cxced by any other medicine which has
been discovered.
For sale Nassau ST. Y; md by P Red6ed Mont.
pee and by agent in every town In Vermont IS
box. 6: ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court for the
District Of Randolph, District Of RandophTo all persons
concerned IN the estate of Thomas Kngbuy late Of Brookfed
in SAID District, deceased, intesate, Greeting.
WHEREAS Horace Kngbury administrator of the estate Of
inc Su deceased, proposes rendering of bis admins
u and presenting his against said estate for allow
ahce al session OF said Court to be held Probate office n
Randolph, In said District, the first day Of March, A. 4
Therefore, you are hereby notified appear before said Court
why the said account should not be allowed.
Dated Mt Randolph in said District this 18th day Of January A.
D. ls47.
EDMUND WESTON Mdss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
: at No, South Third street, Plladelpbia,
From the Rev. Ira N. Alen.
PHILADELPHIA. June Q. 1904
To my personal friends;

TO my PERSONAL trlends;
would say, that well acquainted with DAVID JAYNE,
d. and know him to be respectable Physician and Druggist
this ca gentleman whom entire confidence be placed
have tested in my the beneficial effects of his Carmn
tive Bdm and have greater confidence than all other mSd
cnes the KIND His Expecoran equally celebrated and t
cacous, IRA M ALLEN,
Agent ofthe American and Foreign Bible Society.
For sale by s. z Redfeid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
Ill nrrtaQeg.

In Williston, 9th inst. by Rev. NJ G. Hodge, Will
lam H French Esq, and Erhna E Byington.
In Lunenburgh, John Cummings and Catharine Suit
ten.
Also, Martin Pond and Abigail E Powers.
In Barnet, Chester G. Brown, Of Peacham, and Eli
"a A Calder
In Iennker, N. H. Sama Hall, of Danville and
Herren NJ w ood
In Greensboro, Samuel Dow, aged GA. and Lovina
Stevens, of Goshen Gore, aged 10.
In Richford, Charles S Royce and Abigail E Corss.
In Woodstock, James NJ French and Susan M
Clarke.
In Reading, WIN. Grandy of Claremont N. II, and
Lucy Davis.
In Woodstock, Shube R Fletcher and Mary A Holt.
Also, Sergeant R Howard, Of Barre, and Emilia r
Carleton of this town.
In Townshend, John Tufts, of Wardsboro and Des-
demonia s Barber
In Mountbolly, Merritt H Dickerman and Elizabeth
F Allen.
Also, James Spencer of Pttsford and Lucinda
Horton.
In Brandon, Andrew Smith and Ellen C Mills.
In Hinesburgb llth inst, Bennett B Dean Of Bristol
and Martha Lockwood.
In Ferrisburgh, Feb 2, Allen Breed, of Crownpoint
N. Y. and Harriet N Cage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY
4 Y D
LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
HENRY ]. MOON, A. M, Principal
w. II. BELDlNG, Assistant Teacher.
Miss E. NJ HAzELNE Teacher Of French; Miss VcroiRE "
s. Paul, Teacher Of Music Painting and Drawing
The Spring Of this Institution Thursday,
March Glasses will then be formed In the various studies aver
sed and students especially urged puncua in their
tendance It the primary object of this Academy lead the pupil
and thus prepare hem the duties of active life In the
department of Mathematics the instruction will be thorough in
Natural Science the Principal has the aid Of respectable Appaa
tus and experiments will be given connection with the exercises
of the school, and Music and French the facilities unurpass
ed by any institution in this region.
Board may be obtained in the village for from 81 IL 10 to 49,
including oom and washing Tuition and books hereto
fore advertised Catalogue containing further information may be
obtained of the Principal
NH ARLINGTON, Secretary.
Bakersfield, Feb. TO- l947. 7;3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
Messrs. maid & Brothers

CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON, ".
CONTINUE to import from England and Switzerland hns
Watches some kinds of ewey and from France Dagnene
ope Goods and keep for sale Of Watch
Jewery Clocks and Fancy Articles pure
Spoons and Claw sugar ongs, and keep supplied with
Silver Forks Cups Butter Knives LADIES' kinds gold
and silver goods Of standard quality prices as
purchased in city country Our aim Is sell goods
such prices will satisfy good customers induce them to eAB
again, and to send their friends to buy ofu
All work in line attended promptly Orders from abroad
will buy low as personal application.
Terms, Cash on delivery Of Goods OF Work.
BRIN5MAlD BROTHERS.
Dec g. 1886. 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
takes this opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the Union House, and hts been oughy repaired from bottom
and furnished FuniTe and he pledges himself
to spare pains in having well kept He been great
getting the large and cOmmodous House in order to
patronage which this House worthy and
bic Of accommodating
Relying upon experience in the business of keeping Public
House. he hopes satisfy the public Of what he has said Of his
House. Watou further call and and much obge
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Monpeiier, Sept 10, le46 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25

IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, PAIN IN THE BACK OR
side, habitua cosliVencss, eruptions, sore eyes.
DIR. lNGOLDSBY'S PILE SPECIFIC,
has made radical the above mentioned
plants, can be proved by personal reference
THE SPECIFIC Is NOT A PURGATlNE aud is an entirely
vegetable remedy, without particle Of colycnth galnbugo or
aoes pleasant take and perfectly harmless in the most deli
cases, female Agents will be appointed in every
town. county state, where there Is none.
For Sale at los Nassau ST. N VI and in Montpelier by s.
Redheld and $, X. Collins
Pace so box; and for sale by agent in every town
in Vermont. q; eply.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
BSONCHITIS.

Beaver, Pa, Jan. %, l84l
DR. D. JAYNE-DEAR SIR Having been r along time afflicted
viii Bronchitis disease which annually sweeps away thousands
this premature grave, under the mistaken
of Consumption and having heard Of the wonderful efficacy Of
your Rxpectorani r Coughs Asthma Difficulty of Breathing and
every other disease ohe Lungs purchased two bottles of it, and
happy inform YOU and all the and daughters ofacon
that Immediately suppressed the cough removed the pain and
difficulty of breathing and produced free and easy expcoraun
and very soon effected complete cure
JONATHAN DAVIS,
Baptist Minister Beaver, Pa.
For Sale by s. 2. REDFIELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25

ME- NJ and boys find superior Winter Cap at the Cad
well store such be found no other place il
this vepAF ALFRED SCOTT, agent
44t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-25
DENTISTRY.
DOCT. NJ. NEWTON, SURGICAL AND
MECHANICAL DENTIST.


(orrrcr over Mr. spadngs Man, State
sueet)
In order introduce of the Improvements the
construction Of Plate Teeth, propose to insert parts whole
of Teeth upon gold plate pert city resembling the natural
both in form and COLOR and point utility fulfilling all purposes
mascaon well teeth For any piece work
shall require half of the be paid at the time and tho
remainder three months the work satisfactory
the Teeth be returned and the money refunded Persons
having dccayed teeth have them filled THIS Office in style
surpassed Dentist in New England From the peculiar
in which use the gold be made perfectly solid
surface standing full with the TOOTH and be-
ing phe of the finest POLISH and warranted to remain du
the life time the patient provided be taken in
brushing keep them free the effects
All operations performed strictly scientific principles and
at reduced prices 49tE
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE-some medicines war; anted
to "destroy Children to destroy children
This the with Jaynes Tonic Ntmuge. II does not
FAINT and yet oXpe from the system with facility and
certainty perfectly astonishing Nor this Its only sanaiIve prop
ey fine Stomachc and in rement and intermittent svers
has been administered with the most gratifying results Obstinate
render excellent medicine in the convaescen stage OF all dis
eases, 1t is exceedingly pleasant to tho taste.
DR. JAYNE's HAIR ToNIC-For the Preservation Growth
and Restoration of the HAIR and which will positively bring
hair the bald head, and prevent its falling turning
This excellent article and has in hundreds instances
ducd fine growth Of hair the heads Of those who have been
bald.
head the following from the Boston Mail, May J, 1914.
"JAYNES HAIR TONIC,-Aler giving the article fair tna,
we unhestatngy pronounce "a bewhat proesSes the hest
article without exception in for the restoration and
evation Of the hair We know Of
O and think cannN do greater favor than
ommcnd to all our readers who losing their hoI mako trial
Of this Tonic immediately"
Prepared eRly at No, South Third street. Philadelphia
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-09

WOMEN FGGuTING IN TIE STREETS. As
we happened to be passing through Chamber
street, on Monday evening, we saw, to our
astonishment a couple of abandoned women
engaged in desperate fight. They had ac-
cidcntally met in the street. and although
splendidly dressed in silks and muslins they
came together like couple of she bulldogs.
We have never witnessed a more desperate
fight between two dogs, and yet these wretch
ed creatures pass thro' the world under the
the name Of women. Notoniy did they tear
the clothes off ofcach other, but the face Of
one was streaming with blood, and portion
of the others hair actually pulled out The
moan which they both uttered, as the fight
proceeded, WAS awful in the cxtremc.--N Y.
Express,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-09
BRANDON, Thursday, September 9, 1847.

burning thirst, and tempting them to seek q
watery grave. But pride forbade. Sooner
linger on, enduring the horrors of starvation,
till death should come to their reliefthan that
their hated enemies should triumph.
Never should the scalps of the illinois grace
the wgwam of their foes. As they had lived,
so would they die, unconquerable to the last
Proudly as the savage warrior upon his funer-
al pile disdains to glut the malice of his foes
by betrayal offear or suffering, so did that de-
voted band upon the desert rock nerve them
selves to endure the pangs of death by star
vatlon. When, spent and feeble, their voices
refused to chant the death song, with one
mighty effort they raised the war hoop. Fierce
but brief, was the cry-the triumph of pride
and revenge over physical suffering.
The startled foe seized the tomahawk, and
replied in loud defiance 1t was in vain.
No sound was heard from the cliff. Silently
as the shadows steal across the landscape at
eventide, the warriors passed away.
The wolf bowls for her mate from the dark
rock, and the loathsome bird of prey circles
above them. There are none to bury them.
They are the last of their race. M, J.. b.
N b. About fourteen years ago, the wri- I
ter first heard of the Starved Rock, from
friend who had purchased lands on the Hi !
nois river, including its site He had often
climbed the rocky cliff, where stone arrow
heads and human bones still attest the truth
Of the leading facts upon which this sketch is
founded Nib.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-09
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Legal aIyertiSiGgto be charged at legal rates.

l-SII aAN eItIoIII 10 DC UIltI ecu at It5HI TUIGS
G-SrANDING NOTICE. Postmasters are officially bound
to notify Publishers Of papers ola wish the part of
bec3 therefore, who tax postage such notices will
be charged tine amount in account for the Voice of
Freedom
r5- Subscribers residing in the vicinity of the
paper mill, near Middlebury Village will be credit
O'Flanagan will receipt to them on my account.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-09
J, HOLCOMB, Editor & Publisher

Complaints and reproaches, however we'll
founded, do not restore peace to the house
hold; often the contrary, they irritate and
Increase the evil BE then full of neekness,
patience, charity, and the Lord will bless your
efforts" 'N1
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-09
Annual Fair of the Addison Co.
Agricultural Society.
10 be hclddt VergenneS on Thursday, Oct. III
1S47.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY

10 Oe Hct0W EeT9enneS on IhurSddy, Oct TN,
1S47.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY,
Hon. SILAS II. JENISON, President.
ELIAS BOTTOM, Esq. Vice
DAVID HAZARD, ESQ, { Presidents.
ELIJAH w. BLAISDELL, Jun. Sec'y.
JULIUS A. BECKWITH, Esq, Asst. do.
HARRY GOODRICH, Esq. Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Austin Dana, Cornwall-Cyrus Porter
Middlebury-Quintus c. Rich, Shoreham-
Hyder Barnes, Addison-Harvey Munsill,
c. Smith, Panton-OtiS Ca
prom, Leccster-Seth Langdon, Jun New
Haven-Ephraim Moulton, Jun. Whiting
Leander d. Gregory, MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Miller, Salisbury--Simon z. Walker,
Bridport-- Samuel p. Strong, Vergennes-
David d. Middlebrook, Ferrisburgh--Ste-
ohon NJ. Burroughs, Waltham-MedadI Lurl.
ourt, Monkton-SamuelD D. Holcomb, Starks-
ooro'-Russel Tabor, Lincoln-Frederick
Smith, Ripton--Charles G. Robbins, Han
;ock-E6er Lamb, Elnathan
Knapp, Goshen.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-09
SWINE.

Best Boar not less that months old, 80
I'd best, 30
Best breeding Sow not less than II mos
old, which has borne pigs, so
I'd best, 80