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Constitutional Convention.
SPRixGsIElp. Jrns 25 ls47.

SPMNGFiElp. Juns IS lS47.
The business e The convention is Progressing
as fast as can be esprc,ed, considering the i'm.
porancc Of the OCCASION and large number Of
delegates. Thr divers f,i Interests thu, havr
to he rec, neilcd, mnsl necessarily occupy much
lime. The comm nee on The Executive depart.
m'nr have frpn rtcd. and the committee On rcve.
nue. have made twn repoH-, The msj rity TO-
port provides f,r the nd rnhgcm system If taxa.
4i,"n. to be ~ va.uaion hy The s.srssnrs e the
'iil.eren' cnun'ies. The minority repurr provides
that the land -hail ha rlassrd. and an arbitrary
vs'uaion liked upon zach oAss, and some other
dir rcr &C in detail
The committee on tie legislative department,
have reported plan in detail fr HE organiz,
i'on 81 the Legislature with very restricted pow.
rrs-limirg the number If davs To 70, and x.
after which, ore d.l'ar per day f'r all the time
crcupicd--lhus cu,i, ci' that fruitful source nf
lrsisIaiion aud asn prohib,in, the passage of
lcai laws, sul strip them q MI election. Of oil.
Gers. except tnr Their own government.
This was the day set apart or the con-dera-
ion Of C cgg's Bank proposition, hut has been
srrn' in discussing a pr7hbtory clause agains,
he in're,uctrn ar,l iwmsraii' n 4 negroes into
this Stale, under certain p,n,hies, aud ,fer q
Jay debate, was laid on the table hy q vote NJ
~ n 81. The nank question comes up to.
morrnw. There y Il he strong opposition to
any Ilan ,ha, viii be proposed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

Hbeat Crop ia Cmaia.-The British
American CuIljva,or states from personal
observation, that the whea, crop in the
Home Dislric, is very unpromsing. The
absence of snow during the winter has
been 81 serious le,riment. Every field
has the appearance Of being scorchei by
the fire. The farmers are recommended
by the CulIiva,or 10 sow spring wheat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

Tie 'fDg u NE Tr0n,g'eSor s hard" -
Frsneis pssslsr. who, as ge learn from tho Wy.
oming (Ps, Record, escaped from the Jail Of ,hs,
county On the 81 If Jaru,ry, 1915. under sen.
senee Of death for The murder u Rober, Akin.
son, rss reeospissl a, Busns Vista, Mexico, BY
Lu'hsr Adkins, aso resided in Wyoming eoun.
~ At tho lime Of Bs'slers Trial and escape. Gen.
Wool .oek immediate measures TO place the con.
vicsed man i. the hands o' Justice. Das.ler was
ss,ins In ihs capacity Il ,rsms,er. having got
wIih tho illiaolsus somswhsss In Tsxss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

W.y Hah Poy-Ihe Mesicsr- i,
seems, are constantly running 10 the
American quauermaslcrs to demand pay.
men' FOR properly destroyed or used by
our troops Whenever the claim pre-
senIs anything like ju'tcc on its face it
is Instantly lIonlda,ed Sometime siEca
a Mexican proprietor entered the oiiire
a, ,Ialapa, and handed in bill for he use
OF friy mules. After being in,ertogated
through an Interpreter. Il was finally as
ccrlalned, iha, the amin ! had been used
in drawing Me're pounirr, belonging
10 The Me- cans, up Ctrrn Gorlo. " hich
sand piece had opened upon our troops
and sent a perfect shower # grsre and
c.nnlslrr amongst thcm. The quarter
master Informed the claimant lha, he wa.
no, aulhIrized to settle up for The Mcxi-
can Government, but tia, VI hen he was
he would pay such bill with pleasure.
--JaInpa I'm. Star.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02
ROnc number more completes

6Onc number more completes
the seventh volume of This poper.--
As we stand greatly inneed of funds,
we will deal literally with all those
who will make payment before the
expiration of this volume. We have
in contemplation the purchase Of a
new lor of type for our paper, and to
do this, we stand greatly in need Of
orr dues. As all kinds of produce
now readily commands good cash
price, we see no reason why those
owing us should moi pay without de-
lay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02
Nr. q. 81. Goadeii,

+, One Of tie Volunteer, from .his place. ho 10
we'll aud favorsby known lhrnughoui the c"'in'
~, and who has b en- brought eut by bis hiend'
pear to rcc, With some opposition on sccoani
OF his age. For the information Of The public,
we are requested 10 r,oic that Ir. Gond liz nov
over q years of asC, IN as remarkable coin
cideuce he passrd from hoy hood TO maturity on
the same day thu, the battle 4 Bucnn Vista WAS
fought, in which he 50 actively participated. As
rcsprcis his political phi ciiles, we know lin Il"
he Democrat, as ~. lis father Who was well
mi hvofal'y known to all the old settler, Of
this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

him, in a very short time, II he will bu, try. !
confess am almost ashamed To have It q abroad,
that such hahi, prevails in this country, where
We have the Gaei Grouse shooting in HE ,onrH.
| KNOW bu, hope it will soon be aband med.
Oxg VINO SHOOTS "soMK.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

Po,ioce on Tron';tpi NrpoTo..--By re.
cent decision Of the Postmaster 6, neral ) Il news
psprrs placed. in The mails frrrn The e'iicslor
Office is;hUr transien, or nssulr subscriber.
will be scut to their destination oithnu, pre-.
pay ncnt Of postage. Seat otherwise however.
than from tho publication Offices, the postage
mus, be prepaid, and the role Of course, being
fixed by law, is siill ,hrce cents.
The Washington Union hss he following on
the subject:
although ii WAS evidently he in,er, &C Con.
grsss 10 Continue 'hr policy at fvorius publish.
ers as well IS subscribers yc, it would be inros-
,ihle for the posirm,ers to determine who were
,-or were no, subscribers. the Postmaster Gene.
raj has Eel, il HE duty to instruct pos'nasicrs to
forward, without pre-. payment, all newspapers
coming from The office Of publleaion."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

Cdniian.--NeNcr enter .ick'rnnm in \ stn'e
Of preparation, "a the mnmen, ;ou become cool
your pores absorb Do moi approach c nsgious
diseases with an empty ston ach, nor 81, between
the sick and the FIRE, because the hes, attracts
the thu vanor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

III, wren turned GrGkamii, - On account uf
the rrc,, scarcity n Great Britain and Irellri
the Queen h.. issued ouers 10 use "cop8s ct
bran br.n9 in the royal houspha.L, the quantity
to be mi'ed t, d" pound per head pr diem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

SESSIONS would be made to Gen. Scott
before he took up his line Of march from
Mo Erie. The Picayine ,liscredlts rhi-
news. and noTlirg is said by cur cores.
pondcn, ahon,il0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

The Joctson M6Huneni--fhe s,e determined
upon for The Jackson Monunen, at Warrington
10 q beautiful plo, Of ground north Of and imme.
disiely Il, ming the Presidential mansion. A,s
meeting Of the committee, twas decided that the
foundation shalt consist Of one solid tlock Of
rough sionr, estimated - weigh a, leas, one thou.
tanG hnf! 1'hiscsn be procured in the vicini.
~ of1eorge,oSn, delivered and pu, in place for
s25 eco Tho design Of the statue is after the
ne,lcl Of tina, Of Peter the Great. Eninen, ar.
.is,s~-rowers, II Florenee and Mills, of South
Carolina, have been requested to furnish designs,
and state the peculiar kinds Of bronze best calcu.
lated fJr the magnificent memorial, SO that con,
sress may be applied to for the oil cannon taken
during the present war, 10 be thereto spptopria.
ted. Th;s enormop, stone will 5s laid, with sp
prop'iate ceremonies on the 18Th Of March next,
the birthday " Jackson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

Gen. gayi'reoming R.ms The New Orleans
southsrner Of the 7ih instant. says, 'Wo have
somc foundation Coz the belief tho, Gen. Taylor
viii return TO the Quilted Satire in about month,
on temporary leave Of absence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02
Rriarn Of the Volunteers.

z We have 10 additional ncws respecting tho
return cf the volunteers. The company from
but msy he obtained ihere So lhn, they " lgnoi
arrive al this place untillhe 10 h or inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

From The Seat IF Udr.-We have
received 10 letters from our rnrrcspon.
dent, and but little intelligence Of any kind
from the seat Of war. since our last publ.
cation. The l., aud 81 regiments Of II.
llnois volunteers. left the camp at Buena
Vista on the 30lh of Nav and probablv
reached New Drleans-w here they are
10 be mustered on, of seryjce-belween
the lsIh aud 2Olh cf the prcsen, month.
Some of them may be expected hcre in
The course OF the ensuing week There
is nothing OF importance from either Of
our armiCs ten. Santa Anna has re.
signed the office Of PresIden, Of the Mex.
lean Republic; and Gems. Bravo and
Rncon are also said to ave resigned their
respective offices. Bu, whether these
changes will hasten the cessation Of hos.
ulI,ea, or the reverse. seems altogether
doubtful. The next arrival from \. Or
leans may perhaps decide ihIs question.
--.7HOn 2tiegrGpi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02


OenM Of Dmii OCOmsH The
steamer Cambria brirgs the no, unlocked
Tor hut nevertheless painful intelligence
that DANIEL oto>NElL. the Orator.
Statesman, and Patriot, tn whom lr,l,rt
and The friends Ut Ireland, SCATTERED
rhrn ehon, the Wide world, we're I,nk,ry
tor defvcrance len TIA, wroRged, opnres..
ed, suffering and enslayed Nation. has
'sh"illed of Ihis mortal COIL and is a,
rest '~her the wicked cease from troub-
ling
Mr.. UConnel, having hIei a viIc
space IN the affections Of his Coun,rvmen.
his death viii leave an srhing roid in
their hearts. Now lhs, ne is gore, there
being no motive for malienlpy him, rus.
'Ice " III be done 10 his principle, and his
character. And We venture to predic.
that even in England he will be atkDovl-
edged and vlndloaied as a consistent, fear.
less and lncorruptlble Advocate and
Champion of hi, Coun,ry's Rights and
Liberties. The friends of Freedom
throughout, the World viii cherish
grateful remembrance Of his uncompro.
missing resistance 10 Oppression end Sla.
verv.
Nor IS this the only blight lamp of life
eAungulshed. The Rev. Dr.. TnoMA.
CHALMERS is dead. The fame of lhls
great and gifted Divine--rhis truly good
and piOus man, fills the Universe, In
the death of Daniel O'Conncll, and Thorn
as Chalmers, Ireland mourns pa,rio,
aud Scotland Divine, whose memories
will live through all coming time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

The We. Presidency. The Albany eorre'Pcn.
den, Of lhs Herald says tina, Nm. II. Seward is
q candidate for the Vice Presidency in 1918, and
,haltbe visi! Of Horace Greedy to the Western
slalss is made erprcs.ly TO promoie ii, elecliont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

We are authorized to announce JAbEZ
FITCH, as a candidate for the office Of Recorder
of La Sale county, at the ensuing August cleo
linn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

We are requested to announce R.ts MoRsAN.
as candidate 6r the office uf Treasurer and As.
.or Il La Sale county. at the ensuing August
election, suhjrc, to the decision If democratic
convention, should one b. held
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

Ne are requested 10 announce >. W. RAY
Nuvp, as o candidate Tor Recorder Of La Sale
county at the ensuing August election, subject
to the decision Of democratic Convention, If
one is held.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

We are authorized To announce NATHAN
lei. SEAMAN, as candidate for the office OF
County Commissi, ncr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

We nre requested to announce ALuhRr +.
Dow AS a candidate for Recorder Of La Sale
County at the ensuing August election. subject
to the decision Of Dam ,crs,ic Convention, il
one s held.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

We are authorized 10 announce X. EA-
ron GOODELL, ms a candidate for the Office
Of County Commissioners CLERK, n, the mex,
Angus, Election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

We are requested 80 announce Nr. A>nutw
J. G,LLowAy ~ = csrdIlhie e. the oiNoe %
Treasurer and Assessor, al tie ensuing August
election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02
uIsosr,,ou In Omre.n

the earnest solicitation OF many Of my DEM
ocra,ic iriends, have been indrced TO ofler my.
self as candidate for the office e county Com
missioner, at the next August election.
Having Away been true aud consistent dem.
ocrat, consider that if any person has claims 10
the Office on party grounds, that mine arc rs
good as those Of any Of the other candidates.
Being bus,ly engaged at my daily occupa'ion,t
will he inpo,s bic fr me 10 ,ish my fii'nds,
and have taken this method e informing them
pf my wishes. JOHN KENNEDY.
Ottawa jane IS. lS47.
>.,>,~~~----~..~-
We are au,hnfizrd I" aononnce HENRY a..
COTTON, M candidate "a the Office Of Pro-
bate Justice Of the Peace If la sallc county. at
tho next August election.
~~>>~>-ess
We are Authorized Ia announce " N X. NAepi
CLAY, rs candidate FOR the gtIce q 3pu5<
and Assessor stthe next August slft<1C
~.a-III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02

.fEw wunusof AnvtCs rHoa Az ON SPORTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-15

u Aa,sfeesi,sa han Fsfetae Co. p a
saa, "a r%sti4u to the Le-'sa are d. Penn
tlI1sa3a p5syiog TIE right OF WY 81 tie Bll-
,fmere smi 0hie Raii Road 70 Ubae# -
" IL aose9asldeflt proper FER Is nat M
rms P5H1>1I,.uis. 70 a4e sas action M.
e#eAe q, boNeeer wei WE m1y WISH
erf frssas in fsyette aud a.ans Fhf Ffopas
81 Inc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-15
- y AII-E

cuoE rassf.. .a>, received a as.b supply Of saoe
- tifeaa,# e1aH#,n 4u.atr
oaJg # N"5eH4HEEN Knox
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
Court Calender.

Avsrs& Co v. CHAUNCEY GoonRICH-Ihis wn'
an action on book in which judgment rendered IL
The County Court for the defendant to recover h-
costs There was another suit IN favor OF Avrc,
apniust the defendant in which Judgment was render
"a for the plaintiff The suits were connected tina
any balance allowed the defendant in the first would
have apped on the plaintiff account in the second
The deE.ndents excepted IN both suits claiming tha
one item of the planu sarcoult m TIE first sli, was
impropcrly allowed, and one item of the defendant,
account improperly disa.owed The first item wa,
an order drawn by Clarke 4 Boardman in favor 9th,
nointiff on defendant and by him accepted, payable IN
pnner, The Auditor reported that upon the testimony
ri The plaintiff he found agreement between tn
ointitIand defendant that this order should be- carg
"a n the defendant in his general account The sec
n i,en, disalowed wasa charge by the defendant tt
the nlain,ii of an account against IL Il. Stacy. Fo
this account the plaintiff gave his written receipt tc
the defendant stating that 1t was to he applied on the
General account between the parties, on The back q
.bich was endorsed agreement by the defendant tC
nrocnre for the plaintiff Stacys note for the amount o.
he account sanst him. TINS the Auditor reported
bnd not been done by the defendant within reasona-
The case was argued by WnlTTEMoRE and PLATI
for the plaintiff and A. PECK and hASSoN Tor the de-
The court per Rover Oh j. held as to the hrst item
thai the plaintiff was competent witness IN inns ac-
t;on 10 proye the agreement reported by the Auditor
and his agreement the order INTO the general
account existing. authorized the charge of the order
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
Root Porter.

V'HlS PORTER, being manufactured from some Of
a me most celebrated Roots OF Germany and tho
nm'ed states, ac', powerfully Purifier Of the
B,31d' and Is the bes, CAlIiOLICON ever discover
ed ior the cure Of u FSP EPSfA. The most irsc
ana liberal use Of this beverage, far from being fol-
ioWedby an unpleasant reaction tends to restore ,regu
atc anu ihvlgoiatc the ner9ons system The most
dplica'e females may partnke Of IT, only with i'm.
punl'y, but with the most sensible advantage.
. F Anu Dyspeptic Root Porter is composed en-
trey of vegetables and as temperance beverage, is
not surpassed.
Tlr following Gentlemen have been appointed
agents ior the sale OF the above, and they will keep
supply constantly hand, all ORDERS written or
verbal addressed 10 them or the Proprietor will be
promptly attended TO.
w. 7. Russell, VI d Ni3Hehurv
G. w. PanncIce, Druggist Bisols
Mcssrs. {. I. 81 G.. q. Stevens Vergenncs
Manufactured in Burlington, Vt by
W G. MUNSON
For sale in bbs kegs and bottles sent to any part Of
the United States.
December, 1916 2G,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
DR.. Woods sarsnparilIy and Wild Cherry Bite

Dr. Woods Sarsaparly and Wild Cherry Bitters
TIL re are certain dseases-f diseases they NAV be
called which II l. impossible give definite name
but which manifested in general relaxation Of
the system, and particularly in arrangement of the
digestive organs, and of the nerves To meet these
ana to restore the body to its wonicd strength and vi.
por too many in the habit OF rcsorng to the USE
III nnwcrul and unnecessary medicines aud too often
do such after liberal Of them find the system still
more shattered than before. To meet the class Of
complaints which have above referred to- nil that
is needed is gentle Alternative tonic, calculated to as
sst nature without violence to her laws Ii this is
what it should bemlld, but certain and steady in its
etIrctsheah may soon be restored without a resort
to dangerous and expensive remedies, Those who
have tried them know that excellent medicne-Dr
Woods Sarsaparlla and Wild Cherry Blers--to be
all that the invalid could desire composed as they
of two of the most salutary remedies yet discovered
and nut up with and skill which merit the con-
Gdence of the public, and we may add in small de
eTe, have already attained il For sale by
5,l PECK & SFEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
Pay per month. Ply p. moth

4 bounty of twelve dollars will be paid to each re-
cruit enlisted Tor the artillery or infantry arm.
Besides the monthly pay, as above stated, one ra-
ton per day is allowed to every soldier which is
ply sufficient Tor his subsistence also large supply
OF comfortable and geneel clothing Good quarters
and fuel at all times furnished and every attcn-
ton will be paid to making those men who may en-
list and determined 10 their country in good
iah, comfortable and contcnted with their stuarion.
The best medical attendance is always provided for
the sick soldier and no deduction of pav is made
during the period he is unable perform his duty
Should the soldier be disabled in the line OF his duty
the laws provide pension for him
BY the above il Is seen that the pay and allowances
are respectable, and that, with prudence and ccouo
my, the monthly pay OF the soldier may be laid up
every thing requisite for his comfort and convenience
furnished by the government, including his ru sar
aud coffee. The prudent soldier Therefore may i,a-
Oily save from $40 5000 during his enlistment of
five years and al the expiration OF the term he can
ii he chooses, purchase small farm in any OF the
western States and there settle himself comfortably
on his own land Tor the rest OF his life
the sum of dollars will be paid to any citizen
Non Commissioned Officer Soldier who shall bring
TO the rcndcz able bodied recruit vino shall
be regularly enlisted The citizen should present his
recruit 10 the Lieutenant or Captain and not to the
Recruiting Scrgeants,
JAMES X. SCOTT, LIST Ii, Inf
Recruiting Station, Recruiting Officer
Burlington VI, 20
Jnuuary lNiI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
IN CUANCERS.

Jory II. Tower, andl CIiITTENDEN COUNTY,
IILNRY CAKES, Octojcr Tenn 1916
Whereas at tip March Term
GEoRer DrAytrr and of the Court ofChanccry in and
ORRlN l.. HALE. for said County, a. D. 1916.
John II. Tower and Henry O1kes OF Undcrhl filed in
said Court their bill OF foreclosure against George Dra
witt ofpnris unknown, and Onin l.. Hale OF said Tn
derh praying said Court that the said Deavtf and
Hale might be dccrced topay the said Tower and OaLce
certain sums OF money then due and thereafter to grow
due upon certain prosory notes secured by mort gage
and that in default Of such payment by day to be SET
and limited by said Court thu, the said Deavir, and
Hale and oil persons claiming under them niult be-
forever torecloscd otand from all right title and equity
OF redemption of, in and 10 the following premises to
wit The following described land IN tndethiI in
the County of Chittenden ard State Of Vermont. VIZ
Bounded ms follows TO wit Beginning at n stake aud
stones on the bank of ccitain ditch on inc a,
the date OF the said mortgage deed. between John G.
Jackson and one L. VI. Dixon thence rastrrly ON the
northcrly line of the Tavern Stand now occupied by
one VI &. Barney, to the highway ten rods thence
nnrthrrly on the west line OF SAID highway fourteen
rods thence westerly to stake and stones, sanding
on the east side Of the aforesaid ditch thence on the
east bank o the said ditch back Ia the place Of bcqI-
ming cont1nG three iours # an acre of land be the
same more or less. Also, nil the buildings now stand.
ing said premises, and also all bindings which NAV
be erected on said land Ana the said Dravu and
Hale failing to appear and answer said bill of fore
closure, and it appearing to the Court here that they
have not had personal notice OF the pcndrncy OF said
bill,
1nrEEroRE it is ordered by the Court that the snid
cause be continued TO the next term thereof and that
the said Deavitt and Hale be notified of the pcndcncy
OF said cause, by publishing the substance Of said bill
of foreclosure in the Free Press newspaper printed al
Burlington in said County. three weeks successfully
the last Of said publications TO be at least twenty DAYS
| before the next term Of said Court.
| Given under my hand at Burlington, this eleventh
day of January, y. ID 1917.
E.A ,TANsBuRY, Cicrk
r G. HIM Sp'icjfor oI,y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
Dic0,

In Colchester, on the 18th inst. Mr.. MATTHEW
CHENEY, aged As years and II months.
In Sheboygan, Wis, on the Goth ult., Mrs. AGNES
H. wife OF Samuel b. Ormsbce and daughter Of the
late Hon Moses Strong of Rutland aged 49,
In Weybridge, VI. Dec. 90, &c, Mrs ELEANOR
WRGur, mother Of Gov Wrgh, of n. Y.,nscd So.
In East Montpelier, on the ID inst HEzEkiAH DAVIS
ESD in the 18th year OF his age
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
Hlarkcts.
Brighton Market...Jany. ~.

Hcp0rtcH Tor Tie Boston TrdrcTTcr
At market. 290 Cattle, $ yokcs working oxen 2.
Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and abont 2sO Swine
Beef Citle-Extra So, first quality $3.50 SECOND
quality, i,7j n 5.
IVorking Orcn-Salcs were made at S,s, ssi, S92
and Sl05,
Co,rS and Calrcs-Salcs noticed at $50, &c, 30 anl
Sll
Stecp-Snlrs of lots ut 81 so, 10 267, and So
Strine--At wholesale 4 c for Sows and ; 4, Tor Bar
rows at retail, irom5 to 6. and &c pr h.