Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-09

moved off. Capt. Moore, OF the Montgomery
Guards accompanying her.
The interview was not learn, very at
fecting one-rather of practical character,
with regard TO the future of herself and chil-
dren, and the arrangement and settlement OF
business affairs They seemed considerably
affected when the first met, and Mrs. Brown
was for few moments quite overcome but
Brown was as firm as a rock, and she soon
recovered her composure
There was an impression that Che prisoner
might possibly be furnished with a weapon,
or strychninc, by his wife, and before the in
teryiew her person was searched by the wife
Of the iaier.
strict watch was kept over them during
the time they were together Al the time OF
separation both seemed to be fully sclfpos-
scssod, aud the parting, especially ON his part,
exhibited a composurc, either leigncd or real,
that was surprising
learn from Capt Moore that she rather
repealed all attempts on his part to express
sympathy with her under her Affections She
resented the idea that Capt. Brown had done
anything to deserve death or to attaint his
name with dishonor, and declared that the ig-
nominous character Of the punishment that
was about to be inflicted upon him was as
cruel as il was unjust.
She regarded him as martyr in a rghte-
Gus cause. and was proud TO be the wife of
such "a man The gallows she said, had no
terror. for her or for him. She stated that
she had not seen him since last juno, about
six months ago, and that they had been sep
aratc. with the exception of few days for
nearly two years. They had, however, cor
responded; and she mad always , 'olt ocoP m
rs o ' ,"v ,,, c t ~; ;,n-;a ,oov he igdgcJ
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;......;D, hctvccn Tho r,isorcr and his ,yitc
WAS characteristic of The man. and the drcc-
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,ion Of his propcrtc embraced all the minor
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The interview took place in the parlor of
Capt. Avis, and the prisoner was free from
manaclcs of any kind. They sat side by side
on a sofa and after discussing family matters
proceeded to business lie stated that he de-
sired his property to pass entirely into ben
possession, and appeared to place full conf.
dcnce in her ability to manage it properly loi
the benefit of his younger children. He re
i quosted her TO remain at North Eiba n Y.
c on her farm, where She now rcsidesand whicI
c belongs to her lie desired that his younge
children should be educated, and if she coal'
i NOT OBTAIN 'a'''''es lof 'nelt Guuoa'on az MOI"
o Ia ,Lan ,,oro d;roc,i,as and d;cta,.J +
% Sbor;F C,n,'Iou a Win ybich directed tina
,uLi~ ,.,,,,r,,, sbr,,td 49,, -, lis ,,ic, wit
@ Tho cxcont;n, If n fov nre.orts and booues,
- ,,hich Le ,n,dc no ono If III sons bc .,oy
e. doublc snv-oIass and 10 another a watcl
r. ,,hilo , pirJ ,,,s diroct,d IN t,ln.a.t,ml
r. stonc ar monument HAT marks the crave
Ut Al. e,,cr .t Nor,b FIb, md h,vc n nam,
r. a.,c and tho ,nnnncr M Ms Jc,tb togetb,
o. vnb The c,u.e for which he had suffered. q,
| rnon il He directs tbat If shall remain
o. MN slb, "a lor,,,s liz ror,ily rosidcs thor
f. 'r,c,ch m. cbilIrc, ho beopc,tbed tbo san
ars5o and a. oocb oI lis d.ugItsrs a Bibl
a. .,'',,1's.-J 7,.,t ~ ,,,,,,,
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"a ei,, Jiroo,oJ ,i'a, D;bIo IN cost "a cha
1d be presented TO each of his grand-chiidre
d. and that 500 each be PAID to three ln"Ivid
ais whom he named 1t they can be lonnd' az
II not, Co their legal representatives.
s. DWng the conversation Mrs. brown as
+" cd him IL he had beard that Gerrlt smith hi
e. become insane aud had been sent to the AS
TO lum at Utica; lie replied that he mad rc
ls 1t IN the papers and was'sorry to hear 1t, b
immediately changed the SUBJECT
Us Bio,rn desires that his Bod,, be Burned.
,r, .oA;oo,,c u,o loo,h n his TOGO so
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