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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

N-FOK -ALK.-A hkely HOHsE tULI, -
~Nyears Old thls spnng, broken ~ saddle and slns@
harness and aud gentle, Bot sold fgr fsalt-hS
sxiush and has away Bat for that fanli - "orn
aot b. 10 market Price tll3 for Colt and HafDsss IN
auire a. DEEfKEs corner u Thirdsy and fonJninhst
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
REEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT p
Awkward Affair,

On Saturday and singular painful case
came before one of the committing magis-
trates of the city in which rather good
looking woman, with an interesting child,
was the principal party. 1t appeared, from
the eStlmony produced, that upon the break
ing out of the war with Mexico, her hus-
band lett her, enlisted in the service of his
country, and went to battle against foreign
toe, during which period the poor wife re-
celved neither support nor word from him,
and presuming him to be dead, from the
fact of seeing published that man by the
same name, and Of the same description as
her husband, had been killed at Monterey,
she in September married again, and was
living happily with her second husband
kind hearted industrious mechanic-whcn,
10 /! the first, to her great surprise, made his
appearance Oh Thurday last, having Just
returned from Jefferson barracks, where he
had been stationed with his regiment since
the conclusion of the war, until discharged
from service. The second husband, also
firm in the belief that the first was dead,
protested strong Iy against his claim, when
demanded by the legal husband, and to test
the whole matter the parties were all
brought before the magistrate in question,
for investigation. The poor woman, at her
painful situation, burst intoa flood of tears,
and excited the commiseration of all pre-
sent. The first husband readily consented
to take her back to his arms, having, as he
said, ample means for her support, while
the second husband expressed his willing.
ness to surrender up his illegal claim, al
though he thought it no more than fair that
the first husband should purchase the house
hold goods from him, as he had no further
use for them This proposition was ac-
cepted and the parties left the Office, APP
parentIy satisfied, notwithstanding there
was evident depression of spirits on the part
of the woman. What the future result of
this strange case may be, remains to be
seen,- PHILADELPHIA RcpubHc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

The General Appropriation Bill was taken up
in the Committee of the Whole, and the amend
ment discussed by Messrs. Vinton, Thompson,
Duer and others, granting the same support to
the territory of Wisconsin, as that contained in
the bill for the support OF Oregon territory
Without coming to any final decision, the House
adjourned.
Friday, Jan. 10.
SENATE. The bill for the establishment of a
territorial Government in Minnesota was debated
by Messrs Butler, King, Douglass and others,
and was finally adopted
Numerous private bills were considered.
The postage reduction bill then came up, on
motion of Mr.. Niles. Several amendments we're
offered. One in favor of sending newspapers
any distance within thirty miles, free. The
amendments were. debated by Messrs Allen,
Miles, AMI EamIin, when the subject was post
poned to Monday next. Adjourned
House.. A resolution was offered by Mr.
Dixon, for the committee on Commerce to re-
port measures to prevent the t liking of California
gold to other countries for coinage. Agreed 10
unanimously.
An unsuccessful effort was made by Mr.. Cog.
gin to take up the Postage bill.
The Pachcco slave indemnity bill came I'D,
and was warmly advocated by Mr. Toombs, who
said that the claim demanded was perfectly Just
and right, and urged the House to act lavorably
upon it. The subject had been under consider
alton long enough, and had already costthe sum
OF 500 0-thercfore, he desired that the bill
might be agleedto.
The bill was passed bv vote of LOG to 81.
The House in Committee, considered the bill
for the establishment of Board to settle private
claims against government. Mr.. Rockwell of
Connecticut made speech in favor of it, when
the committee rose and the House adjourned.
Saturday, Jan. 20.
The Senate was not in session.
In the House, in committee the consideration
Of Che bill establishing a Board for the settle
ment of private claims against the government,
was taken up. Numerous amendments were
considered, and some of them, after much debate
were adopted.
sBThe roll was called in committee and soon
after the committee rose and reported no con
cIusion; when, on motion, the House adjourn
ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
LITERARY REGISTER.

We have received the January Nnber of
the " Democratic Review" which is OF Of the
best Periodicals published in the Unite States.
The ablest of writer's contribute to its blunlns;
and the present number contains ablearticles
on the "Californa Gold" the Eecutivc
Veto,"" Absolute Equality of Mind" "The ad-
venture Of Capt Henrie with the wolvs' the
death of Perices," Financial and Commercial
Review" &c. &c. 1t is richly worth a sub
scription price to any man of intelligent We
tender our thanks to the publisher for IS num-
Der, and hope we may continue to recGe this
valuable work.
1t is edited by Thomas Prentice Ktell to
whom all communications must be aGressed,
ITO Broadway N. Y. Terms $500 pelannum
in advance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
Receipts for the Frec1lSm
Volume vi.

f Smith, D Crane, D Walker, A Long ASH
ley, + Cook, B NJ Spauldng, VIM ROBSON
C Comings, Scott,G Alger, A Corey, S[o% y
Allen r Place, Ellis, S Femsworh T. d
Sherwin, J Lawrence, S Kendall, T. aln''i u
cock J w Dunklee, NJ Stow, i Mr. Bhk ,o y
Sanborn, o IIincher, J Rich, Ellis, = 49, ria
Fl EIlis. A + Bigelow, VIM. 'rrask, D Bppdg-
m,n 7 Emmarson. 3 Joslyn, A Adams, Ii fsichl,
D Sonborn R s Ocurrier, D Mower, B Al4lch,
7 Somorh" . Marble, w Mann, Harrington,
r 'I D ClnrE M Bowin, A Russ, II WHEELER ]
Ph ~ 81 so each ] E Hosley, N Blanchard,
II "' " 'soue, c Bullock, J Paine, 75c each; d
s 81 soc; 4 Harvey, $l,75; S Underwood,
II 22c N n Barrows, C Barnes II Beecher, l.
90 each; VIM. Sias 81 ,92.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
IT PELEER, VERMONT, 1S49.


To the Senators Of q. S. respectively
SIRs Objects interesting to the United
States requiring that the Senate should be in
session on Monday, the 5h day Of March next,
to receive and act upon such Communications as
may be made to it on the part oil the Executive,
your attendance in the Senate chamber, in this
city, on that day at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
is accordingly requested.
JAMES K. POLK.
WAsHNGToN, Jan. 10, g p. m,-The South
ern committee of Is met in caucus this evening,
and both Wing and Democratic members show
considerable reluctance about gonsin.
Halfpast 9.--The Southern Convention is in
session reading the address. A host OF report
crs are gathered outside endeavoriOg to gain
admittance Mr.. Beale and Mr.. Lane, with IA
Others Have just come out and stated that vote
on admitting reporters had been taken in con.
vention and decided in the negative BY about
so nays to 30 yeas.
Revolving BARBARITY--A private letter re-
ceived in Pittsburgh, from Helena, Arkansas,
relates circumstance Of revolving ba'barlty:
"a steamboat touched at the whasssnd land
ed man, his wife and child, sulierlngwlth the
cholera. 1t was raining at the time, and the
man, enfeebled by disease, fell into the river be-
fore he reached the shore. lie finally struggled
out, and sick and enfeebled as he was, began
searching for a place of shelter. Not a door
was opened for him; the hotels refused him ad
mittance A. length he found shed which af-
forded some sort of shelter from the ram. Here
he took his wife and child-and in few hours
the whole three of them were dead"
"Sir," said lady to Mr.. Romai1e, 81 like
the doctrine you preach, and think can give
up every thing but one" "What is hat, mad
ann" Cards. sir" "You think you could
not be happy without them" No, ST, could
not" "Then, madam, they are youigod, and
to them you must look for salvation" This poin-
ted and faithful reply is said to have resulted in
her conversion.
The WESTERN RIyERs.-The Ohio river
at Pittsburgh, rose rapidly on Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday last, and there were tear Of de-
structivo freshet. The Wabash river also We.
ry high. A despatch from Vncenies states
that great damage has been done. Fences
barns, hay stacks, and out-houses hive been
swept away. The banks of the Wabah canal
have been destroyed in number of pieces.
STRANGE MORTALITY AMONG HORsls.--Four
valuable young horses, belonging t. Mr.. Ed
mond P. Bliss, of this town, died YER sudden
y on Friday and Saturday last. Thefrst one
was found dead Friday morning. Fse others
were soon after attacked with frothHg at the
mouth and extreme laxity of the bowel, appear
ing to be in great distress. Three lied, and
two are now recovering. These six hoses were
kept in yard by themselves, but WEI fed al
the same time and from the same nav of hay
as other stock They were thus myterlously
attacked, willie the other stock havAlown nc
symptoms of disease Bradford GosM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

The following description of Hangman
Foote are clip from the correspondence q
the Boston COmir:
Next to Mr.. Calhoun, Foote is the most
mischevous and wrong-headed of all the
agitators in either house. He is reck-
less, Appant, conceted, noisy demogogue
the incarnation of all the faults and poll
teal vices thai have distinguished the re-
representatives. Of the South in Congress since
the adoption of the constitution. He has
the ambition of Jefferson, without his Wis
dom; the impudence of Randolph, with
out his wit; the wifuI obstinacy Of Jack
son, without his strength of character; the
rashness Of Calhoun, without his reputed
honesty; the pom posity of Houston, with
out his negative merit of silence, the To-
quacity of Benton, without his occasional
eloquence and tricky, INSCRIPTIONS and
determined predsposition to mischief, pc
cular to himself, and fortunately equalled
by none of his colleagues.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

In Berkshire, on the 22d inst Mrs. 1gmce
Buckley, reljct of the late Hon. Charles 'Miey'
aged 81 years. e.,
In Middlesex, Jan. LIST, Cyrus Holt, 90 "a
years.
In Marshfeld on the 24th Of Octob iasti
Ruth D. Powers, aged "a. After a d ana
distressing illness, which she bore with Qlstlan
Iortitude and resignation, she looked upcDe9alll
as the opening OF the portals of bliss toscelVe :
her tried spirit Printers i'll N. H., Ms ai'u
Ohio are requested to notice. III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
Mr.. Benton on the California Bill.

On Monday Mr.. Benton made an impor-
tant speech in the Senate, over two hours
long. lie fears that the adventures in
California will suffer much for want of gov
eminent. He opposes the union of Caifor.
MIA and New Mexico in one State. He
says the gold mines of California, like those
Of Brazil, will soon be drained and forgot
ten, and the sooner the better. lie believes
that gold mines tend to impoversh coun-
try. He wants to relieve the public mind
from the delirium of this gold fever Strong
laws would be needed to keep people out
there from destroying each other. He pro.
poses to recommit the bill with instructions
to find out what are private and public
land, with view of giving permits to work
these gold mines, He wished to know
what titles we're valid and what were not
lie would have all land titles, grants and
parents examined. He proposed three land
Offices, large donation of lands to actual
settlers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
Mlorrir0.

saw two clouds at morning, tnged with the eng sum-
And in the dawn they hoated on, and mingled in one"
In Goshen Gore, Jan. 18th, by Mean F..
Blodgct ESQ, Mr.. Isaac d. fairfield, } Miss
Annett w. Weed, all of Goshen Gore.
In Wllliamstown, Jan 18th, by Rev. Il wv e.
Taylor, Mr.. Dennis Tildcn of Barre, MISS
Mary Ann Walker, of Williamstown.
In this village, on the 18th inst, by ~. A;
Webtser, Mr.. Levi P. Adams, Of Cabt, and
Miss Temperance Chandler, of Berlin. =,
In Orange, by Rev. R. Bedford, on Z lotn
inst. Mr.. Andrew J. Bancroft, of Barre, % ~ ISIS
Hannah II. Powers of Orange.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

On Friday afternoon, Mr. Dennis Sexton, a
fireman on the Oldtown Railroad, while the tain
was coming from Oldtown, missed his step III
passing from the engine to the TENDER and fell
between them and upon the track in such man
ner that his head was separated and his limbs
broken 50 that he died instantly Bangor Vh'g
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
BFigg2s BLACK Record Ink.

Unsurpassed by any in for Guidiy beauty or duta
6illty Manufactured and Tor sale by LYMAN Briggs n
Montpelier, W. at City prices, from single bottle to 10000
el,' State Street. NV
Orders flom distance promptly attended to.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
HENRY K. WELLS ESTATE.
BETSEY RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.
,Ehe sIIhscriherS- hnvinn heen an


pointed by the honorable Probate Court for the District of
Washington, Commissioners receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons against the
tate of Betsey Richardson late Of Worcester in said dis
tric represented insolvent, and the term Of six months
from the ID day of January 1919 allowed by said Court
the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective clams etOre usdo give notice that will
tend to the duties of appointment at the dwelling house
of CHARLES r. Wood, Montpelier in said district, the
last Mondays of January and June A. D. S49 O'Clock
on each of said days
GEORGE W0RTHINGToN, 81 Commits
ZENAS WOOD. siOners.
Montpelier, January I'd, A. D. l64g. Il 3w.
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Every Man bis own Patent AGENT.

MUM & Co., publishers of the SCTENTIF-
&c AMERICAN, have favored us with a pam
phlet containing the Patent Laws of the United
States, together with all the forms necessary for
applying for Patent, information in regard to
fling caveats, with remarks on its uses etc,
amount of fee required at the Patent Office, and
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Dtr0.

"Lcaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the North winds bib
And stars to set--but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh Dfth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

their exclusive agents.
The take this opportunity to offer the Public the finest
Teas that be procured including all the varieties import
ed from China,
The following is list of our Teas, with the prices af
dypd
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AT the Cash Store.

usl received, 10 dozen very superior warranted ANES
Very cheap BY box. or single
Jan. 0. Is 80. (2l G. ". eTORRs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

DRIME Sugar, at cents per h., just reed at
l. Jan. "a. ELLIS, WILDER & Co.'S
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have given my
George his time from this day for the remainder of his
minority. shall claim of his earnings pay any
debts of his contracting after this date
ADNA CRANDAL.
Jay, Vt. Dec. 23d, 1913
3W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
THE MINISTRY.

M. OdiIlon Barrot was empowered to form the
new Ministry, which is composed as follows
M. Odion Barot. Minister Of Justice, charged
with the Presidency of the Council of Minister'S
in the absence Of the President OF the Republic
M. Drown dc Lhuys, Minister of Foreign Affairs;
NJ. Leon de Mallevie, Minister of the Interior ;
NJ Rulhieres, Minister of War; N. de Tracy
Minister of the Marine and Colonies; NJ. Fal,
ioux, Minister of the Public instruction and
Worship; NJ. Leon Fancher, Minister Of ' Public Nc
Works: M. Bixio, Minister of Agriculture; NJ.
Passv Hyppoline, Minister of Finances.
1t is expected that general amnesty will sig.
nalize the acce ssion of the new President, but
the conduct of Barbcs and his companions in
crime by no means favors this act OF clemency.
1t is accordingly doubtful whether it will be
granted, or to what extent.
Already NJ. Ledru Rolln and his party have
commenced an attack on the Government The
National Editors form also a sort of opposition
out Of DOORS
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.LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, J THE Hon. the Probate Court
District of RandOphs. for the District of Randolph
10 all persons concerned in the estate Of BENJAMIN Por
ter late Of Randolph, in said District deceased
- GREETING.
Whereas, Royal Abbott, Administrator of the estate of
the said deceased hath been cited render an account of
his administration, and present his against said
tate FOR allowance at session of snd Court to be held ut
the Register office in Randolph in said District on Sec
ond luesday IN February next, az 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
ThEREroRE, you hereby notified appear before said
Court at the time and place aforesaid and show cause
airy have why the said should not be allowed
Dated at Randolph, in said District, thus 4th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1919.
C0 G) PHTLANDER PERRIN, Register
HENRY X. WELLS ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Commission
TO receive, examine, and dust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of Henry X Wells
Duxbury in said district deceased represented nsoven
and the term of six calender months from the 18th day
December, l8l8 allowed by said Court to the creditors of
said deceased TO exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us-DO GIVE NOTICE that will attend to the
duties of appointment the dwelling house Of Selnda
Wells in Duxbuy, in said Obstruction the first day of FObua
ryand eighteenth day of Jne l849, at O'clock forenoon
on each of said days
G 8RIAH u CkARk' Commissioners.
Duxbuy, December 2lst, A. d. 1913. 50: 3w
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AGENCY
OF THE
., Work Pelkin Tea COMPANY
BADGER, KEITH & BARKER,

TNyHlS Company the Largest in New York. have cstab
81 shcd branch of their house in Montpelier, and have
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PROBATE COURTS,

II
Notice hereby given that the Probate Courts in the Dis
trct o Lamole for the year ensuing, will be holden at
the Probate Office in Johnson in said District the last
Monday of Dec 8is and the first and last Mondays of
each month thereafter through the year at 10 O'Clock AM,
on each Of said days
81: 3wl= A. w. CALDWELL, JUDGE.