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Potatoe Planting. Wo hope the farm- j instant, unnounce that tho city was in a state
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page, so far, nt least, as to thoroughly provo which passed through liis hut.
on this side the mountain, what the writer ' Tllu "-'counts from Italy demonstrate the
. , , , .. ,. . universal sneeess of the people over the Aus-
yi he has proved three years" in succession, tri.Wj ,0 whom and Vi-
cm the other yule. If by early planting, and ennu only appear to have remained,
by raisiWg potatoes on dry soil, the loss by Italy. Spread of the Insurrection in Lorn-
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iglect to try the experiment suggested by the pence of farther insurrections at Milan
Iwriter. I volunteers, with arms mid ammunition,
I nan arrived lroni lvoinc, luscnny, ariiniu,
News from Micxico. The latest report 'V'110'1 ""l1, Switzerland. Fuvia, Burma,
Ifrom that country states that Mr. Seviek had out ;nt0 cmonTnsurreelion. Gen. O'Donnel
arrived with the Treaty, but that the .Mexican au been taken prisoner.
Congress had not acted upon it as ratified
Iby the American Government. Depredations
Ion American persons and property continued.
Nothing further of much moment.
Contested Election. James Monroe
and David S. Jackson having claimed stats in
the IIouso of Representatives as members
elect from the 6th Congressional District of
New-York, on the final decision on Wedncs-
Iday, 19th, both were, rejected and tho ques
tion of priority of claim was referred back to
I tho freemen of that District.
Horse TniEVRS. We notice in the
I Green County Banner, published at Carroll-
ton, 111., (by John Fitch, formerly a printer
in this office,) that Illinois is much infested
with horse thieves, and that the people are J.
. .. . e Ll
At Milan the marble spire of the Cathedral
was utterly ruined. Dispatches, just receiv
ed by the 1 rovmonal uovernmeiit ot ! ranee,
announced the arrival at Milan of bodies of
Fiedmoiitesc troops.
Puussia. There has been no proclama-
tion of a Republic in Prussia.
Stilt, later from Europe. The steam
er Acadia arrived at Boston on Saturday hist
at 5 o'clock, P. M., bringing five days liter
intelligence from Europe. The substance
of the news is, that great military pre
parations are being made by France
and Russia. The spirit of revolution
is spreading, with but little loss of life. The
people are suffering in monetary affairs. The
British government is resolved to put down
sedition by force of arms, &c. &c.
NOTICE TO TEACIIKRS.
Teachers in Brandon and tho neighboring towns
who wish to secure a license to teach, from the
County Superintendent, are requested to present
themselves fur examination nt the School House in
tho Knst part of Brandon Village, on Thursday,
May 4th, nt lOo'clnek, A. Jf. C. TAYLOR,-
Hupt. of Cont. SchmU for Rutland County.
$W The Steamer Washington re
turnned to New-York on Saturday afternoon
last, after being three days out, for the pur-
ot repairs ot machinery, bood luck
i pose ot repairs
tlinl dio w.'W Tin f.irtli.ir fi'nin litnil u-ltim (lift
waking up to the importance 01 organizing , fu.(.iJuIlt 0L.cl,rmj.
iocielies for ferreting out this class of lovers
of liberty, and of putting a slop to such dep
redations.
TnE List ok Premiums to bo awarded
at the Rutland County Agricultural Fair, to
be held in September next, will soon be cop
ied into the. Voice as soon as we can dispose
of some communications on hand, and give
our readers a little more of a variety than
they havo had of late.
.foreign ST cms.
From tho Boston Daily Ecu.
Four Days later from France.
New-York, April 20, 1818.
The nacket shin Duchess d'Orleans, Capt.
ttichardson, arrived at this port this morning
having sailed from Havre March 27th. She
brings Paris dates to the 26ih and London to
the 25th ult. The moit important intelli
gence is the report that Prussia has declared
herself a Republic.
Fit ANCiu. Cnpt. Richardson states tlmt the
f rentes! excitement prevailed in Paris and
lavre. The rich were in apprehension of
beiiiL'killed by ihe poor. The military were
culled out at Iluvru on the 27th nit., for the
purpose of slopping any outbreak which it
was fcart-d might take place. The amount
of protested bills in the Bank of France, ex
ceeds 2,701.000 francs. Large numbers of
Germans and Belgians were leaving Paris for
home. Arrests have been made of persons
for engaging in the destruction of Railroads.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte has joined the
National Guards as a private. The provis
ional Government were adopting measures
to check the commercial crisis. I' our hun
dred Poles had formed a company to return
to Poland.
Prussia a Republic In Gallignani's
Messenger of March 24th, a telegraphic des
patch is published, dated at Mctz, which
states that a republic had been proclaimed in
Berlin. The King had been dethroned.
His Majesty and Ministers had been arrested.
The news is confirmed by the. Paris Commerce
of the 25th, which paper says, "this time the
J'act is official." A letter from Berlin states
that the Prince of Prussia had left for Eng
land. Before his flight tho p.'nple demanded
that he should renounce all right to the
Throne. We learn from Berlin that all the
Polish prisoners in that city had been set nt
liberty. The da c cf these accounts throws
doubt over the news received from MeU of
the Proclamation of a Republic
Revolution in Poland The report of
the! devolution in Poland is confirmed. Po
litical prisoners had been released.
Russia. The Emperor of Russia was very
much excited and alarmed at the events now
going on in Fran.ie. Great activity prevail
ed in the War Department. The Army of
Reserve was ordered to hold itself in readi
ness to march to Poland at a moment's notice.
We have just learned, by a letter received
from James II. Hooker, Esq. that the first
Packet on the Champlain Canal will not leave.
Whitehall, nt any rate, before the 1st of
May. Whitehall Dan.
Death from a Blast. John Bohan, n
respectable Irishman, was instantly killed by
a seam blast, on the Island, in this village,
Monday morning lust. Age 45. Bellows
Falls (Jaxette, 20;i.
i.'r. Field informs us that, for some time
past, the mails have laid over night at Wal
pole. What license the Contractors that way
had for this delay, we are not inl'onuad.
Brandon Voice of Freedom.
The licctise question isn't settled yet in
New Hampshire f but we presume that the
mule have the same license to stay over night
nt alpole which female and other stage
passengers have ! B. r. uaz.
J3niciiT0N Market April 20.
lirporltd for Ihe JfrrtoH Whig.
At market, t'ttllcerf'nttif, 12 yokes Working Oxen,
2fi Cons mid ( rives, 35 slieni mid 2300 .Swine.
Pricks Kef Catth Extra ft 25 j 1st quality 0 CO, a
$7; 2d, 5 87 a SO 60.
Uorl-ii.' Oxen Sales nt J70. S0, 600. .100. S130,
Cine awl Wwn-O, tftat, ?39. S30, JMr.
yff7 2 50 a 3 50, iieoordiiif; to quality.
wini-At wnoiesnie, u 1-4 a u i-4c. At retail, 0 1-
a i i-i.
BOSTON MAKKET.
kepoktkd for Tin: IIOSTON wind.
Thcuhday. April 20 2 I. 31.
FI.OrR Genesee. ?aa; ; Michigan. 96 25 a 6 37.
CHAIN White Corn tie.: yellow liat 0 a 52
Northern Cuts 51 a 62c.
STATE OF VERMONT :
Addison Countv.
Pauis Fletcher and others, "
JonN Jackson, Levi Jack- I
SON, 11II1AM VVahneh, Am-
In
Chancery.
II A T S ,
STRING STYLE, iust received, by
i:. j. bliss & co.
Brandon, April 19, 1S-18.
Herds (Jiass arid Clover Seed,
pOR sale by
April IS, 1848.
E. J. BLISS & CO.
Shocking Accidf.nt. At tho launch of
the schooner Emblem, at Wilson, Niagara
County, on the 8th inst. Mr. Knowlton Har
rington was run over by the schooner in its
course to Ihe water, and instantly crushed to
death. lie was 4 8 years of ape.
Laugf. Mail. The Middlebury Galaxy,
represents that " frnm 7.5 to 100 horses are
necessary to transport the n.Hilsfrom Bellows
Falls to Burlington." If so, thtre will be lots
affreight for the Railroads to take one of
these days. B. F Claz.
Destructive Fike Adout 10 o'clock
last nijiht, a fire broke out in the cabinet
manufactory of F. Piatt, No. 118 Wooslcr-st.
New York, and raged until eighteen large
buildings were destroyed or seriously damag
ed. Piatt's loss is upwards of 5-lo",000; in
sured for about halt that amount. The ag
gregate loss is estimated at 8150,000. Bos.
Bee, 20th.
Estate of ICdgar D. Martin.
STATE OF VERMONT, ) DE it remcm
District of Fairhacen, ss. J bered, that
at a Probate Court holden at Castleton, in
and for said District, on the 12th day of
April, A. D. 1818.
Whereas, Alonzo Martin, administrator of
the estate of
EDGAR D. MARTIN,
late of Orwell, in said district, deceased,
lias presented to said Court his petition in
writing, setting forth that the debts and
charges against said estate amount to the sum
of $29G0,G2 that the personal estate sold
for the sum of S&91,18, leaving the sum of
S2S69.44 to be raised from the real estate,
and hath shown to the said Court the situa
tion of the real estute w hereof the suid de
ceased died seized, and prays the said Court
to license him to sell so mnch ot the real es
tate of said deceased as will be necessary to
py the sum of S230,44 with accruing inter
est, and all legil costs and charges of sale,
therefore:
It is ordered-that all persons interested be ;
notified to appear at it session ot sanl 1 robate
Court, to be holden at Ctstleton, aforesaid,
on the 17th day of May next, that they may
give bonds for the payment of the debts and
charges of ndniinistrntion,or show cause why
license should not be granted as aforesaid.
For which purpose it is further ordered that
a copy of the record of this order be publish
ed three weeks successively in the Voice of
rreenom, a newspaper printed at Urandon,
in this State, previous to the said time ap
pointed for hearing.
A truo copy of rocord,
45 ALMON WARNER, Judge.
The Hudson Republican of April 18th
says that John II. Smith, one of the Deputies
of the Sheriff of that County, was shot on
Saturday bt, as he was driving along the
road in his wagon. Ho received two balls,
one in the fleshy part of the thigh and one in
the breast, and is not expected to recover.
Anti-Kentism is at the bottom of the affair.
Aruf.st of CooNison C. WiiF.Ei.F.n.
A letter in the Albany Evening Journal Of
yesterday, from C. F. Ronton, Editor of the
Freeholder, announced the arrest of Coonrod
C. Wheeler, one of (he men implicated in
the shooting of Deputy-Sheriff Smith. It
anpears that Mr. Ronton, on receiving the
Governor's proclamation, set out immedi
ately for Taghkanic, Columbia Co., Whee
ler's residence, to make sure of the 51,000
reward. lie arrived at, the place idiOtit mid
night, arid found the object oi' his visit in bed.
lie was aroused, however. ninl delivered him
self up willingly. On their way to the prison
they met the Sherilf with n possy of forty
men, hound on the same errand. Ar. '.
Trib. 21. si.
The; A!ti"tyx Cure. The cure of .Mr Dnvitlenni of
Wiishinirtnn-st. of HheiimMtim. bv the tio of Mer
rick's Kill Stroniitlicmhj; I'las'er," lias attracted so ; to suit those who may call
much intercr among h'n frienrls, that we take the
liberty of referring to tho subject again. Mr. Da
vidson was so ntllicted with weakness of the back
and inflammation of the cotds and rnnecle nf his
le -s, that he was unable to ascend or descend a
ti ght ofsfnir' and frequency to dres himself. Ho
used Henick's Kid Strengthening I'lastcr, and pro
nounced himself cured in three days. These re
markable plasters ell for 18 3-4 cents.
TIKRRICIC & CO. Albany, N. Y. Proprietors, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by V. K iss, linindoii j Samuel D. Wins
low, I'irrslont; .1. (J. rviwver, sudbury : I. I1. lien
merchants generally.
NINE DAYS LATER KUOM FXROPK.
The steamship Sarah Sands, which sailed
from Liverpool on the 3d inst. reached this
port about 2 o'clock this afternoon, brlujfin
nine days later intelligence from Europe.
We give the most important news below, in
& contracted form. iV Y. Trib. 21st.
Fkanck The Provisional Government
tas learned, by telegraph, from Marseilles,
that Gen. Cuvaignae has refused the Ministry
of War; tho portfolio has been offered to
Gen. Changnrnicr.
The assumption of the title of King of Lom
bard)' by the King of Sardinia had been con
firmed. The Duke of Modena has been imprisoned.
Parma and Modena have been annexed to
Piedmont and Lnmbardy.
Trent and the Tyrol are in open insurrec
tion. By Electric Telegraph.
Paris, March 31, 1848.
The Paris papers of yesterday contradict
the rumor that a conflict had taken place at
Lyons.
The disorders that were renewed nt.Ronen fleli, and physicians with whom I advised, could
on Tuesday were, (or the moment at least, at Pv" me " rlie'. 11 "as thouLdit by all that I never
i ' . should recover. As my pood fortune would have it,
T i . -i .i i . in March following after Fullering exceedingly
Paris continued tranquil, the elections were through the winter, I heard of the beneficial effects
till deemed capable ot inducing great agi- of;Visiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, by way of a
tHt Jon friend who had received the greatest benefit bv the
The National contains an article which use of the nrricle. and was induced by him to make
""- . . . . , atrial of it invself, and no words can express in y
threatens us with a new Continental blockade. oblisation, ,', f.iend for thus recommending
The diminution of the salaries ot all public thi, i,rtude to me.nnd at tbecritical moment liediil,
functionaries has commenced. The same for I had ot taken up one bottle before 1 was com
parer admits that universal distress prevails; pletely eured? and from that day to this havo not
Lltall negotiable securities are depreciated ; 0rZ;,
commercial movement stopped; operatives Imping others nuiy de induced to try it, and thus
are in want of employment; and in short become convinced of its merits, mid perhaps saved
every bodv is suiTering'from the reduction of from the fatal graip of consumption.
' ' j FXKKMAN XoYfia.
ffIIE undersigned wishes to inform those
who think themselves entitled to proper
ty in England, that while recently in Eng
land he procured a complete list of the Un
claimed uivnlcnils ot me isaiiK ot England,
containing the names and descriptions of
many thousand persons entitled to various
sums of money.
These unclaimed Dividends and stocks in
public funds amount to several millions of
Dollars and are now recoverable by Next of
Kin. lie also procured an index containing
the names of several thousand pcrsous for
whom or whose Next of Kin advertisements
have been made in England within ihe last
50 years; likewise many complete copies of
Advertisements for the Wilsons, Townleys,
Stewarts, Thompsons, Jennings, Gardners,
Lawrences, Lyons, Browns, Crawf'ords,
Mathews, Stanleys, Carpenters, Ilydes, Ger
liugs, Slades, ChapuiHus, rlolts.Russcls, Web
bers, Antrims, Charlwoods, &e. &e. In
many of these Advertisements the American
heirs are particularly inquired after.
An examination cf this collection as well
as copies of these advertisements can be had
for a icasonablc compensation. Applica
tions bv letter are requested to be post paid.
COLUMBUS SMITH.
Salisbury, Vt, April 1818. 45:tf
Millinery and Dress Making.
erp 8.i mis a. ii. rich, would
I'- $Mw?S respectfully inform the Ladies
i'''lli of Brandon and vicinity that
she intends carrying on the
above business at lier Dwelling
near the centre of this Village,
and will be ready to execute
orders for work on short no
tice after the 10th inst.
i:,"' The latest and most approved DRESS
Patterns ; also, Bonnets and Trimmings
will soon be received from New York, anil it
is hoped such a variety will be presented as
gail WahnkkJIknry Sticb- I
bins. Mary Ann Stkbdins, I
and others. J
yy HEREAS, Paris Fletcher and Calvin
Solace of Bridport, and Samuel Swift,
Austin Johnson and Peter Starr of Middle
bury, all in the County of Addison, and Bar
nard Ketcham of Sudbury, Ebencer N.
Briggs and Daniel Farrington of Brandon,
Arunah W. Hyde of Castleton, and Jonas
Clark of Middletown, all in the County of
Rutland, have filed in this Court their bill in
Chancery, against John Jackson of Albany,
in ihe Stale of New York, Levi Jackson,
Hiram Warner and Abigail Warner, the wife
of said Hiram, all of Milwaukie, in the Ter
ritory of Wisconsin, Henry Stebbins and
Mary Ann Stebbins, wife of tho said Henry,
of Deerfield, in the Slate of Massat husetts,
and George W. Palmer and Ellen Palmer,
the wife of the said George W., und Jane
Jackson of Brandon, aforesaid, as heirs of the
late John Jackson of Brandon, deceased,
stating in substance, that the said John Jack
son, deceased, in his life time, (o wit, on the
twenty-fifth day of April, A. I). 1830. togeth
er with t he orators, as sureties for one Calvin
C. Waller, did execute a certain writing ob
ligatory, signed and sealed by them, and each
of them, in the penal sum of fifteen thousand
dollars, in favor of Chester Baxter and Will
iam Steele of Sharon, and William Swett of
Norwich, in the County of Wintlsor, condi
tioned for the faithful performance by tho
said C. C. W idler of the trust of agent anil
attorney for the, purchase and sale of lands in
the Territories of Michigan and Wisconsin,
and in the Slates of Ohio, Indiana and Illi
nois, to which the said Waller had then and
there been appointed by a certain company,
or association, consisting ol the said C Bax
ter, W. Steele, W. Swett, and divers other
persons, of which association the said Baxter,
Steele, and bwett, were chosen trustees,
in whose names Ine purchase and sale ot
lands as aioresaid were to be made by the
said W idler, and the said nailer having lie
cepted the said agency, and received funds of
the said association from time to time tor the
purposes aforesaid, did remove to the west
and in the discharge of his said agency did
purchase and selj lands in the Stales und
territories aforesaid, and continued in the
exercise of said ngencv for the term of four
years, and until the same was revoked by the
said Baxter, Steele and awett, trustees,
aforesaid, and during the continuance of his
said agency the said Waller appropriated to
his own use of the funds furnished him for
the purchase of lands as aforesaid, and of the
monies received by him as agent for the sale
ot lands as aforesaid, a large sum, to wit, the
sum of ten thousand dollars, and otherwise
failed to discharge said ngencv with fidelity
and good faith ; and th.it afterwards, to wit,
on the day of October, A. 1). 1841, (pre'
vious to which time the said John Jackson
had deceased), the said Baxter, Steele and
Swett, commenced their action of debt on the
said writing obligatory, against your orators,
by writ ot attachment, returnable to the
Countv Court then next to be holden at
Woodstock, within and for the County of
Windsor, on the last Tuesday of November
then next, demanding damages, twenty thou
sand dollars, which said writ having been
duly served and returned to said Court, your
orators appeared by their altornies in the
said suit and defended the same, and such pro
ceedings were afterwards had in the said snil
that at the term of the Supreme Court, holden
at Woodstock, in and for the County of Wind
sor, on the fust Tuesday in March, A. D.
1847, the said Baxter, Steele and Swett, re
covered a final judgment in their favor against
your orators for the sum of thirteen thousand
eight hundred and nineteen dollars and
eighty-six cents damages, and for the sum of
two hundred and seven dollars and thirty-five
cents costs, and that your orators afterwards,
on the Gth day of March, A. D. 1847, paid
the amount of said judgment to the said Bax
ter, Steele and Swett, and obtained a full dis
charge of the same; and that they paid in
the defence of said suit, charges, expenses,
and counsel fees, to the amount of five hun
dred and seventy-nine dollars, amounting,
with the said judgment, to the sum of fourteen
thousand six hundred and six dollars and
twenty-one cents, and that the said Calvin
C. Waller is wholly insolvent, and resides
without this State ; and that the time for pre-
Of ficcrs of Wilson Iinrs Association.
IIORTER HOWE, West Jtutland, Vcr
- mont, President.
II. II. Merritt, Sudbury ,Yt. Vice President.
Everard C.Eells, Sudbury, )
J. W.Boynton, Orwell, ' Cor. See's.
v,. rj. iocKiing. w.M,utian(j, ).
J. Boynton, Orwell, Treasurer.
Spkciai. Committee. At the mcetingof
the Association, March 2, 1848, the following
named gentlemen were appointed a special
Committee for employing an agent to secure
tne property in England, claimed by the
heirs of Jeremiah Wilson:
Will iani Wilson, Brighton, Mass.
J. M. Wallis, Sudbury, Vt.
Grovenor Wallis, Sudbury, Vt.
. J. Wr. Boynton, Orwell, Vt.
Adopted fiultt cf the Atsoiiation.
Any person can become a member of tlu6
Association by advancing to tho Treasurer,
the sum of Five Dollars, free of expense.
Should the estate in prospect, not be se
cured, the funds, unoxpended in the effort to
obtain the property claimed, will be divided
among the members of the Association.
Should the properly in anticipation be se
cured, those who shall have become members,
but cannot substantiate their claims to heir
ship, will receive back the amount of money
they advanced, and will be liberally com
pensated for their advances risk Hiid de
lays. SETH KEELER,
For Association.
March 2, 1848. 88
DISSOLUTION.
'JTIIE Copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, by the mutual
consent of the parties, has been this day dis
solved. The undersigned, Joseph II. Chittenden,
will adjust und pay nil demands now out
standing against the company, and ill re
ceive all debts and demands due to the com
pany. J. H. CHITTENDEN,
DAVID WHITE.
Orwell, April 6, 1848. 43:45
Commissioners' Notice.
V17E the. subscribers, being appointed by
' the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Rutland, Commissioners to receive, ex
amine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of
MICHAEL WALSH,
late of Brandon, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and six months from
the 29th day of March, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose : We do
therefore hereby give notice that wc will at
tend to the business of our said appointmcnt,at
R. Blake's Counting Room, in Brandon, on
the 2d Wednesdays of May and June next,
from ono o'clock P. M. until foui o'clock, F,
M., on each of said davs.
ASKI. DURKKE, I Commii-
4J ORANGE A. SMAI.LEY, I tionert.
Dated at Brandon, April 4th, 1848.
SPRING CLOTHING,
A T WHOLESALE
WHITING & KEHOE,
No's 40 & 42, Ann Street,
BOSTON,
VtffOTJT.D respectfully invito ttm attentl.m ef
T T Merchants, to their full supply of fr&di and
scasonabls
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Great attention is paid to tho manufacture and
style of our fcarments, mid all are warranted to b
well cut and made.
A Direct Importation of our f orcijm Ooods, and
every facility fr purclwsir.K domestic articles, en
aides us to" olTcr crenter inducements than ant
other bonne, Wc snail he constantly supplied wlti
the latest issues of American Manufacture, and th
newest styles of the importers
Ve beg leave to refer to tho following list of nrtt
cits as heing part of our regular etook:
COATS Blue, P.lnck, Fancy Colors, from Get'
man, French, Knglisli and American Cloths, Cod
rinpton and Tweed Coats, Dress do., Eta 3ackf
Ermines, Cashmeres, Ginghams and various oti
styles.
TANTS filiin and Black, Cloth and Cassimeren,
Buckskin, Doeskin and funcy Plaid nnd trip'rl
Cuso, Kentucky jenn, (iambrooli, White and
Hrown Linen. Printed drilling, Bine, Black, Mix'd,
Lavender and fancy Satinet iu great variety.
VESTS Of Cloth, Casso, Cashmeres, Lasting
Valencia, Superfine, Fine and Common, Blaolc
Satin, many qualities, Plaid srtd Fancy S&tiaf,
Barathea, Striped and Watered Silk,
Trimmings and Boy's Clothing,
A large stock and in great variety.
.T.J. ViuTlxo, ) No'i 40 & 42 Ann St
M KF.HUI".. Jr..
C.W. UALLULTi;
J
110STON.
FARM FOR SALE.
CJ ACRESof first rate Land, with a small
dwelling-house, wood-shed and two
smU barns on the premises well watered
nd wooded, and a fine sugar orchard of 400
maple situale within half a mile of Brandon
village.
Tho above farm will be old on the mort
reasonable terms. Apply to the subscriber
or to B. Davenport, Town Clerl:
F. J. FARlt
Brandon, March 27, 1848. 4f.tf
Commissioners' Notice
IVE tile subscribers, being appointed by
' the Hon. Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Rutland, Commissioners, to receive,
examine and ail iust all claims and demands
of nil persons against the estate of
miciiael Mcdonough,
late of Brandon, in said district, deceased
represented insolvent, and six months from
the 29lh day of March, being allow
ed by said Court for that purpose : We
do therefore hereby give notice that wc will
attend to the business of our said appointment
at ll. Blake s Counting Koom, in iirandon,
on tho 2d Wednesdays of Ma" and June
next, from one o clock 1 . M. until 4 o clock
P. M. on each of said days.
AS EL DURKKE, Commis-
4d ORANGE A. SMALLEY, ( tiontn.
Dated Brandon, April 4th. 18-18.
Bed Bug Exterminator, or
A Dead Shot for Bed Bugs.
" Sleep in Peace."
rriHE Dend Shot Bed Bug Poison will do the work.
J- It is a powerful article; a rcul Dead Slwt;-
making a clen feep a iiirfect "fen strike
among thei crtwlliig, biting, mischicvou raical
that disturb onr rejf.
Manufactured by L. L. flCTCJiEti, St. Albans, V.
to whom order may be addressed.
For sale by E. Jackson, Volney Ross and Rorni
Blake, Brardon ; Chipman & McEwn, and Catlirt
& Wright, Orwell ; J. C. Sawyer mid Wallace &
Hyde, Sudbury; Henry Simonclsand Chester Gran
ger, Pittsford ; '1 ho. "Spencer & Co. Ilortonville ;
lirig?8 & Pierce, Rochester; also by Merchants nr.d
l)riif!gi.its generally. " ixvC:xC8
Rutland & Burlington Railroad
Bonnets cleaned and otherwise renaired in
a tateful, faithful, and fashionablu manner.
A share of patronage from the Ladies of
this vicinity is solicited.
Brandon, April 3, 18 IS. 0:42tf
F0irASlT0UT TIME
To make way fof Spring Goods.
BIGGIN'S will ofler better bargains than
" ever, so all mav be satisfied thev can
son. Whiting ; V. W. Walke-, Benson ; Catlin & ; bu v goods CUE APE R of him than any where
Wright, Orwell; hent Wright, hlioreliam ; I. P. i i " : u ,
FWI.e,- Hriiliinrt' nUn lv I Imniri.f nml f!,.nnt,.i. l''M" 111 "linn..
T'HE subscribers havo this day formed
-- copartnership under the name and firm of
IRA BUTTON & SON,
at the old stand of Ira Button. The under
signed would say to their customers and
friends, that they havo full confidence in
offering thiir large and splendid stock of
GOODS,
knowing that a better or cheaper lot are not
to be found in the countv. Come and ex-
senting claims to the. Commissioners appointed 1 amine for yourselves. Bring along your
to settle, adjust, and allow claims against the Produce, we buy that article, and pay tho
estate of the said J. Jackson, deceased, had market price ) if in Goods, at as low rates as
elapsed long previous to the recovery of the
said judgment against your orators as afore
said, and that the estate of the said J. Jack
son hath been settled by tho administrator
thereof, and distribution thereof hath been
made under the authority of the Court of
Probate for the District of Rutland, to his
heirs, to wit. the said John Jackson, Levi
Jackson, Abigail Warner, wife of the said
Hiram, Mary Ann Stebbins, wife of the said
Henry r.llen rainier, wife ol the snnl Oeorge
W., nnd the said Jane Jackson ; nnd that
each of the said heirs have received of the
real or personal property of their said ances
tor more than the sum of two thousand dollars
for his or her share of the eaid estnle ; and
that the said heirs are liable in law and equity
to pay to your orators one eleventh part of
thev can be boucht for cash.
IRA BUTTON,
WM. D. BUTTON.
Brandon, Feb. 22, 1848. S6
LOOK AT THIS !
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
fTUIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citiiens of Brandon nnd vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business in
this Village, where he will be happy to wait
On all who may favor him with their patronage.
Shoi oVeh Ketcham s ATdnfi
'I'' W O assessments of five dollars each
" have been ordered by the Dihkctohs on
each share of the capital Meek of the Rut
land and Burlington Railroad Company, ona
made payable on the first day of May "next,
and the other on the 10th day of said May.
(Payment may be made to the Banks of B'urv
lington, Vergennes, Middlebury, Rutland,
Black River or Bellows Falls; to the Cheshire
Bank, Kccnc, N. II., to Edward Pickerinp,
Esq. No. 60 Sfate street, Boston, or to th
Treasurer at his office in Middlebury.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasuror..
March 18, 1848. 40:45
Probate Order.
STATE OF VERMONT, ? TJEitremom
District of Rutland, ss. ) " bered that
at a Probate Court holden at Rutland, within
and for the District of Rutland aforef aid, on
tho 1st day of April A. D. 1848:
Present, Win. Hall, Judge.
Whereas, Edivahd Jackson, adnitnwtrv
tor of tho estate of
SOPHIA WHITE,
late of Brandon, in said district, deceased, iiw
testate, proposes to render an account of bis
''ministration of said es:ate : Therefore, I
is ordered by said Court that said account bo
referred for examination and allowance to
the 2d Monday, being the 8th day of May
next, and that a copy of this recoid be pub
lished three weeks successively previous
thereto, in the Voice of Freedom, n nows-
paper printed at said Brandon, that all perj
sons interested may appear nnd object to thff
allowance thereof if they see cause.
IIkxry Hall, ltcgtster.
A true copy of record. Attest
44 Henhy Ham., Rroister
No nains will be spared in Cutting and
the amount of sai 1 judgment, nnd expen.iesof ' Jinking garments in the latest and most ap-
defcnding the said suit, and praying tor a (lis- proven smc
A Voice from Vermont. Tunbridpn, Orange Co.,
Vt.. Nov. &.", Ill 15 Mr. S. W. Fnwlc! I)ear Sir I
hereby certify that one year ego last June, I was
violently attacked with a cold nnd cough, with a
lnme side nnd stomach, and was not free from a
cough during that summer. In December following
my cough increased to an alarming cxten', so that
during that whiter 1 lost about thirty five pounds of
wanes,
A company ol engineers had marcncti lor
Tho genuine signed I. IHTTTfi on the wrapper.
i-or sine ny i ,i. iikin a: vv., isrnnnon. John
l . - ii u for sine ny i
lAJon, iwnera mo projecieu camp woum uu , Simonds, Whiting ; K. Wright, Shdroham, and H
wnmediately formed. - fiimonds, Pitteford ; also, for pJn byDmlw in Mel
IMm from 8. Frtmtortrjli, n th 1 0th gen wd'y in Verm ttt
Brandon, March 27, 1848.
Dwelling Ui-usc lo Let
A COMMODIOUS Dwelling IIousc.Barn,
--a- &c with or without some 20 acres of
land adjoining Blake's Furnace.
For terms enquire of
JOHN A.CONANT.
Brandon, April 4, 1843. 42lf
Coal Wanted.
THOUSAND bushels of Furnace
Coal wanted, for which cash will be
paid on delivery, bv
JOHX A. CONANT.
Brandon, April 4, 1I8. 42:tf
200
FOR SALE,
3y B. KETCHAM,
1 i( fi Lns- LEAF LARD:
lVnr 5(30 p.)S. good Table Butter)
1001) lbs. Cheese.;
1000 lbs. Ham ;
100 bush. Herds firnss Seed;
500 lbs- Clover Seed.
Tly.rnlon. Apiil 10. 1848. .U;lf
closure nnd discovery by the said heirs of the
matters stated in said bill j und that they may
be decreed to pay to tho orators one eleventh
part of the said judgment and expenses, be
ing the sum of ono thousand three hundred
and twenty-seven dollars and eighty-four
cents, and the interest accrued thereon, and
for such other relief as shall seem meet. A
subpoena having been granted.
And whereas it is made to appear that
John ,T.ickon, Levi Jackson, Hi ram Warner
and Abigail his wife, Henry Stebbins nnd
MnrV Ann his wife, reside out of this State,
so that a subpoena cannot be served upon
them ; It is therefore ordered that they, the
said John Jackson, Levi Jackson, Hiram
Warner nnd Abigail Warner, Henry Steb
bins and Mary Ann Stebbins, bu required to
appear on the first day of ibo next stated
term of said Court of Chancery, to be holden
at Middlebury, in nnd for the. County of Ad
dison, on the second Tuesday of Juno next,
and make answer to said bill of complaint, and
that, the substance of the said bill and this or
der be published in the Voire of Freedom, a
nublio newspaper, printed at Brandon, in (ho
County of Rutland, three weeks successively,
the last of which publications shall bo at least
twenty days previous to the commencement
of next term of said Court.
Given under my hand thi:i 18th dav of
February, A. D- IS 18.
.13 GEORGE S. SWIFT, Civk
Particular attention will be paid to case,
elegance and neatness of fit.
All work done nt this establishment war
ranted. WM. PHELPS.
Brandon, Jan. 24, 1843. ix:32:tf
PKOPOSALS.
F Or. W. Brtca. for publishing his American or
Reformed Practice of Medicine, in two volumes
y prneticiil,
linic.nl prao-
nr.mnlnfn
Vol. I. The bnsis of this volume will be the first two
volumcR of my Inrge work, called the American Practice,
originnlly iiuDlisncd in iwo voiiimm.
All extraneous matter, not inunediatel
ii-lil lw n.vlscil. nr.fl the result of niv Intc c!
tice and experience, up to the period of publication
i i.-.i:- Tl, ! ..nli.mn ...ill nt.ttilllfp ftfoni'
Will Ul' t'llllHIUIC-U HIM" ,,..,11..,. v...... . .. - -----
plcte Fr'eclir or Reformed Practice of M'llicine. fO
Vol. II. Tbii volume will contnin n complete system
of Mcdicnl Botnnv, Therapeutics, and Phnrmacr. illns
trnted by the most splendid colored engravings ever
issued iii this country. . ,, .....
Ench volume will be complete in ifseir, ami the two
may be hnrt separate nr together. Jly meilicn! Diction
ary, and filso my work on Anatomy and Physiology,
illustrated liv numerous and splenflid engravings, nrcm
course of prcpftiation, and w ill shortly appear.
Ix40:ly Vt'. IlKAC ll. M.I).
NOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife. Betsey Jones hav
ing left my bed and board nnd refusing
to perform the'dulies of a -wife, This is to
warn all persons against harboring or truslirg
her on my account, as I will pny no debts of
her contracting nCer this date.
AARON BILLINGS .TONES.
Brandon, Aptil 17. J.St. 44
IDA MILLS AjND FACTORIES.
iN consequence of an ndvnnce of about fifty per
cent, in tl c price Leaf Tobacco, the prioo f
TOBACCO &, SNUFF
manufactured by me, will be hereafter charged tit
tho list ol l.onliard and .Urs. .uiller on bide ot (Kl
no discount, over $50 ten per cent discount. Liat
of p-ice-ii ciidv for those who wish. A contintian
of patronacc is solicited. EDW. ROOMK.
20th Sent. 1847. U
frpOrdern to bo r.ddressed to
WATHOIS, WEBB & CO., Troy.
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.
IX Lectures on conges, Pieventioi) and Curs of
k3 Consumption,1 Asthma, Diseasos cf the Heart,
nnd all Female Diseases. S34 pages, 28 engrav.
inpf. Paper SO cenls; bound 75 cte. Mail to any
part postage 9 1-2 cte.
Shoulder Braces nnd Chest Expanders, S2.-.
Mail to any part, SO cents postage. Inhaling
Tubes, Silve'r, i'6, by mail, letter postr.pe. Ah
dominnl Supporters, perfect, S8 to $10, for all
Ruptures, Falling of the Bowels, and Womb, audi
Weak Hack and Chest; sent by express every
where. For Rracos or Supporters, or Knptuio
Supporters, jrive height from head to foot, and
circumference of person next the surface, jinl:
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which side,
Apenta wnntcd for the sale of the flbdre goods.
Address Dr. S. S. FITCH, 707 Broadway, Kw
York, post paid.
Feb. 24, 145. ix4l:1
POTATOES WANTED.
)()() BUSHELS of Potatoes wanted, fo
VfXf which a fair price will be paid, hv
42 JOHN A. COXANT.
CRANBERRIES, first rate, at
JUGGINS'. '
1 LOVER SEED, at
in G GINS.
CtODFISII, Salmon and Mackerel, a
niGGINS'.
flORK, Kv
tJia barrel or fthnrwiw, at
mnoiN&v