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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
.NO.4H DOE rs. VILLLAM SYMES.
IN CHANCERY.

NOAu Doe OF Ryegale in tho County OF Gale
~ donna, and State Of Vermont, having filed his
bill of Complaint against William Symes late of
said Ryegato, now resident III the State of New
York, returnabe to the Court Of Chancery, next to
to be holden at DanvIle within and for said Gale
dona County, on the seventh Tuesday next after
the fourth Tuesday of January, A. d. 1888, charg
ing in substance, that the said Symes had, on the
18th day of February, A. d. 1884, executed prom
issory note of that date, to Samuel Hutchins
for the sum Of one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and eighty-two cents, payable on demand with
interest annually, to said Hutchns or order; that
for the payment of said note according to the tenor
thereof, on the same 23th day of February, a. ID.
1851, the said Symcs morgagCd TO said Hutchns,
the following described lands, to wit: being about
% off the oasterIy end Of certain tract or
parcel of land lying in the north division of SAID
Rycgate in the 9th Range, which tract or parcel
was decided to said VIII liam by Campbell Symcs by
deed dated May 9th, a. d. 1896, and is all of said
tract parcel lying east Of the highway leading
from John Nelson's in said Rycgate 10 Barnet meet
ing house, excepting 40 acres decided by said Will
liam Abigail Morse by deed dated Sept. 10Th
1884, and recorded-tha afterwards, on the goth
day of May, A. ID. 1887, the said iutchins duly
assigned said mortgage together with said note, to
said Doe, for a valuable considerations who is now
the owner thereof that no part ofsad note has ever
been paid, praying foreclosure of the equity OF
redemption. A. UNDERWOOD,
Solicitor for Com claimant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

day This did not occur, and they were invited
Ivy the Captain to sleep on Board the Boat as the
only place they could sleep--every house in fact
on the whole frontier being doubly and rcbly
occupied. a. M. Durlee, who has been in the
employment oil Mr. Coe for some wears past was
shot through the head in attempting tot escape A
Mr.. King, the Mate of the Charles Townsend,
MORALLY wounded Capt. Harding, of the
brig Indiana, was very much I'M ured in the head
by the cut from n cutlas, and was taken to tho
Falls for medical aid. Capt. Appleby, of the
Steamboat Constitution, after being bayonetted
in the side, jumped overheard, swan to the shore,
and was saved His boy about IA years old, was
KILLED BY HIS SIDE IN THE CABIN,
previous to his escape. You may Judge from
this detail, though we have not of course learned
but portion Of the facts, that we are in the grea-
test possible state of commoon.
We had meeting this morning ola great
number OF our most respectable citizens, mt which
it was resolved that Gen. Burt should call out
1000 men or his brigade for the protection of
this frontier against Canadian aggression & rec,
ommending the same couIse TO Gen. Jackson
of Niagara county. Expresses have been sent to
the Governor, who,we hope will act promptly
also Lockport and Rochester, in both ofwlich
places is quite as much feeling as with us.
The British force at Chippewa and in the vi
cinity, as near as we can learn, is about 1000,
mostly militia, under charge of MacNab, the
late Speaker.
DR. Rolph is here. Mckenzie, with his wife,
are on the Island with the "patriots." There
has been heavy firing for the last four hours, be-
low, but we have learnt nothing yet. | will
write you again tomorrow, if there should any
thing happen of consequence.
Your sincere friend,
DAVID NJ. DAY.
The Buffalo Star states that gentleman, who
reached that place Saturday afternoon from Can
ada, reports that McNab discams any intention
to violate neutrality, by the seizure of the Caro-
line, and offers to pay for the boat He makes
no attempt TO atone for the murder of American
citizens!
In addition to the news from Buffalo, the way
bill from Niagara at Buffalo on Tuesday, contain
ed the follo wingiendorsement awe have receiv-
ed intelligence that the patriots to the number Of
1850, have got possession OF Fort Maiden. The
volunteers are mostly French and American,
from Detroit and that vicinity. The number is
doubtless exaggerated"
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AZ AIR +!5s u y. <Gsg 3 a

In this town, MIR LUTHER CoLBuRN, Of Glover,
to Miss JANE SCorT, of this town
In Barnet, Jan. %, by Rev Mr.. Scales, Mr. MYRoN
CHAMBEKLAIN, Of Lyndon, to Miss CnARLorrE j.
*. MORSE, of Barnet.
In Derry, N H., Mr. Samuel IL. Taylor, Principal
of Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass, to Miss
Caroline p. Parker, daughter of Rev. Edward Par
ker, of Derry.
In Montpelier, January l, at the s'Unon" House,
Capt. David Gale of WilIiamstown, to Miss Laura
Burnham, Of Mortified; MIR Lucius A SImonds TO
Miss Zerah White, both of Wlliamstown.
In Berlin, Jan l, MIR William Martin Jr Of North
field, To Miss Vienna L. Perrin of Berlin.
In Montpelier Dec. gath, MIR VIM Slorrs, 10 Mrs
Mary ID. Wallace.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY SIS
WHEREAS it has been made to appear to tho
undersigned. that William Symes, the Defendant
in the foregoing hi resides without this State, to
wit, in the State Of New Iork-It is, therefore or
dcred, that notice to said Respondent, of the PEN
doncy Of The foregoing bill, be given by publication
of the substance thereof, together with this order,
in the Caledonian, newspaper, printed at 81.
Johnsbury in the County of Caledonia, three weeks
succcssveIy, tho last OF which publications. shall
not be less than four weeks before the session OF
the Court to which said bill is preferred, and such
publication shall be deemed sufficient notice to said
Respondent to appear and make answer to said bill
Given under my hand at Danyilie, this 23d day of
December, 4. ID. 1897,
23-3W j. COLLAMER, Chancellor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, january I, 1858.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser IL Pariot.l
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 2l00 Sheep.
PRICES.
BEEF CATTLE. Sales dull, and former prices
hardly supported. We quote extra at 6 rs 81
first quality 6 % a 7 70; second quality 5 so $50 !;
third quality % %
SnEEr. Lots were sold at So, So, ? %, 9 67,
SO and > 25.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
Your sincere friend,
DAVID NJ. DAY.

LNCEUM MA meeting of the St Johnsbury Ly-
will be held at the School House the Plain
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at o'clock. The
citizens are invited to attend.
QUEsrIoN.-Ought Females TO receive liberal
education Males. Tuesday, Jan. 8.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

NOTiCE.-The Derby Anti Slavery Society will
hold meeting mt the New Church. on Wednesday
9th January, at O'clock p. NJ. An address
may be expected Derby, Jan, L. 1887.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

FHIIlE subscriber respectfully acknowledges past
N, iavors, and socits future favors OF his old
Friends and the Public generally. He has on hand
and intends to keep in future an assortment of
GOODS
suitable for the wants the Country; and he
the public, that his Goods will he afforded for cash
or approved credit, as .cheap as the cheapest"
N BRADLEE.
N. b. All persons indebted to the firm Of Brad
lee " Shedd, are respectfully requested to settle
the same with the subscriber without delay.
N. BRADLEE.
Peacham, Jan. 6, 1888 23-3W
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
N Office.

7HVIlE Copar,nershp heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers under the firm of ''jradlee 81
Shedd" was, by mutual consent, dissolved the
twelfth day of October last.
N. BRADLEE,
JOSIAH SHEDD.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

DEDICATION. We are requested to state that
the new Congregational meeting house in Lower
Waterford will be dedicated January TO- sery ices
TO commence at 10 o'clock forenoon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

NOTiCE.--An adjourned meeting of the Cnledo-
MIA County Anti slavery Society, will be held in
the MEETING HOUSE, ut St, Johnsbury Plain
An address will! he given by Rev. Chester Wright,
of Hardwick, 1t is expected, that Rev. Mr.. Bcckley
the A \, $. Society Agent will be present, and
perhaps other foreign aid. 1t isl hoped that
this County,wl give expression Other feelings,
in view of the recent attempts at Alton, IL in other
places, to stop lis progress by general attendance
Let it be seen, that the ircemen Of Calcdouia,t are
not to be cnslaved by the power of mob law
JOSIAH MORSE Sec. G. Q. a. s. Sociely.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
EBramGHetEl'S Pills

NOR SALE by ,,,,,,,,.,
January 8, 1888. % 4w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

Pcacham, January 6, 1888.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

od by Alexander Gilchrlst
by CHARLES DAVIS, Solicitor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

Csuar or COMMON PLrAs-wednesday July l9.
Before Judge Ulshoefier.-Abraham I. Hilyer VS..
John Travers.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff TO re-
the sum Of ~, 800 claimed fer his services IN
procuring the passage of a bill IN the Legislature Of
New Jersey, entitled A bill TO incorporate the Ber
gin Port Company"
The plaintiff IN this suit is a reputed lobby member
OF the New Jersey Legislature, and maH Of great
tact in his business. The defendant is plain, hon
est, upright and straight forward Jersey farmer Of
considerable opuencc, and colonel Of course.
The circumstances which gave rise TO this novel
suit were, IN few words, as follows;
Col. Travers, the defendant in this sst, was the
owner in foe simple OF a very handsome patrmonial
estate situated on the Jersey shore near the entrance
Of Kill Van ku, on point Of land kncwn 40 Con.
stables Point, IN Bergen county, but better knowa
by the inhabitants Of that part of Staten Island To-
Gated Immediately opposite, by the name Of " the
Kills"
THIS is a spot evidently formed by nature for the
foundation Of a great city, and one too that should
Guido the city Of Gotham, which II supplies daily
with cabbages and hard clans, not only on account
of it's favored locality the advantages of its eeogra
phca position in the bay, its manifold inland resour.
ces by means Of the Hackensack creek but Partlcu-
larry on account OF the enterprise and lndomtable
perseverance, Of its intelligent inhabitants. And so
thought Col Travors, the defendant in this suit, who
ost no time in communicating his impressions to his
friend and neighpor B. r. Van Cieve, who thought
ii advisable 10 confer with James " Murray, and
James H. Murray conferred with Thos r.. DAVIS, and
Thes T. DAVIS conferred with three or four other in
dividuals Of equal sagacly on the Importance Of ma
ksq the domain Of Col Travers port Of entry, with
certain legislative privileges, immunitIes monopoes,
and so on.
The whole thing WINS Instantly resolved spon. The
barn and out buildings were to be Immediately knock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

Love, the sweetest OF flowers,
A balm snd comfort Of ours,
a sweet blossom OF our soul,
Our greatest hopes and our whole.
Some talk Of heaven, or bliss
What " heaven bu, hsppinessf
In earth or heaven above
There's rcthing better than love.
Hepey-mooss and icicIes,
Sweetmeats and squashes piehieo-
What a queer feeling u brings,
Nv heart throbs and my head sings
! feel strange--I declare tt
As cat IN = garrei; -
Tsdeed, what feelings 81 GUS
May he foun IN one tsnd hns--
The hest OF all foundations
we can have IN form relations.
some a brines comfcrt snd ease,
Others distraction dlsease.
Among the simplest things,
II breaks hears like fiddle strings
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

FROM THE wosD. OF Lers M VEGA.

FROM THE WORDS OF Tors pr VEGA
Let no one say that there IL need
OF time for love to grow.
All, NO the love that Kills indeed
Dispatches az blow.
The spark which hut by slow degrees
Ia nurs'd lRto fame,
Is habit, friendship, what yen please,
But love IL not its name.
For love 20 he completely true,
fdes,h at sight should deal,
should be the first ose ever kaew,
In short, be what feel.
To write. 10 sigh, and To converse,
For years 20 play the fool,
IT'S ta put passion ont To nurse,
And send ones heart 10 school.
Love all q, snce should from the earth
Start up full grows apd tall,
II net IN Adam nj his birth,
His Is no love nj all.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19
DIED.

On Wednesday morning. nj weehawken. after lingering
illness Mrs Maria Anonete, widow OF the late Charles Brn
gerc Esq.
The friends ~ the fmiy invited attend her funeral this
afternoon At o'clock without further invitation from her
residence, No. 7ei Broadway
On Monday, Chriana, daughter OF joshua and Mariba
Brooks, aged p years
In Baltimore, in Of her clothes taking fire. Mrs
Sterrstt, re let Of the late Gen. Joseoh Sicrreit
Al Nassau NJ the l7h May, Mr.. VIM Robertson, prin-
ter, Of New York, IN the 9Th year OF his
Al hiddlebury, VI the 2h Inst Elisha Brewster aged
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

Wars, AND RuMoRs OF Wan ALI these seem 10
DO over pre- tenn. Alligator, Tger-tai Jumper and Bow
Legs are used up and their way TO the southwest
Sect has cleared off the Cherokees. And in the
north the "a state prisoners have reached Kingston,
and are thus disposed of:-Seventeen Of them are
sentenced to three years hard labor in the pententa-
~, at the end Of which they bound to expatriae
themselves forever The other seventeen sent for
safe keeping in Fort Henry or such other place as
the commander of the forces may think proper, till
her Maesty's pleasure respecting them can be known.
The seventeen sentenced TO hard labor seem the
ignorant and misguided of the lot. OF course is ex
psctsd the sentence Of the remainder will be mere
we're. Two were discharged So that it
seems very probable we shall have some quiet in the
north and south for shert spell.
UsrvEnsIrY CoMmExcEMENT.-We attended this ex-
hibition and found DR.. Minors church crowded 10
OVERLOOKING. Yes, inundated with some of the sweet,
est and prettiest angels eyes beheld On the
platform SAT the amable Chancellor Professors Butler
Patton Tappan, Mason, and the handsome (though
dry looking) mathematician. number of clers ymcn
of various denominations were present. The speakers
did well, than well. Their subjects were well
selected, and spoken with good discretion. All went
off with great eclat and satisfaction. One circum-
stance, however, occurred TO mar our pleasure. 1t
appears that the Dutch Jew the teacher Of the Jewish
language, was to have delivered Hebrew and Dutch
dialogue.-See Tuesdays Herald. When Ne came
forward TO commence, the Chancellor whispered
something to him which induced HIM to take his seat.
The general supposition is, that the ladies, of
whom quite near, fearful lest some Jewish
saliva might annoy them, and spot their dresses beg
ged oil, and the dialogue was postponed. Among
other literary men, we saw that eonsummate lingust
Professor Roy, who all attention. The exhibit
ton today argues well, and we cannot but hope that
the University will be thronged with pupils. Further
particulars hereafter. We will only add that neither
Jews neoogists Especially the latte) should be
permitted to instruct Christina institutions other
wise they will 60 down. We fear that Christians are
not faithful enough to their Masters cause, or they
might be the blessed means of converting the Jews
from the error of their ways, and thereby hiding q
multitude of sins.-See Daniel, IL, 3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19
MAR R1Ep,

Yesterday morning by the Rev Mr. McAuley. Mr. Andrew
Miss Mary daughter OF the late Dr. Francis Fow-
Ter all ofihs city.
Yesterday rorning, by the Rev Mr. Creagb, Mr. william
Force Miss Julia r. Kiitlehans, oil Of this city.
On Monday evening, by the Rev. DR.. r. Ha~e Mr. Elias
Molsson 10 Miss Phsbe Georiana daughter Of late
David w. Tsule, all of this city.
On Monday evening by ihr Rev Mr. Highee. s. T. Jones'
ESQ. 10 Sarah ~, daughter of John thomas Eco.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

Next week comes thisha uear l. e. the ninth of Ab.
This is regular fast among the Hebrews in com.
remuneration of the Destruction of Jerusalem, and of
its beautiful Temple, by Titus. This fast stand.
nexin solemny to that of TIE. kippur, (the day of
atonemsnt)
We would that the beautiful Jewesses will have a
cool day of it, and in breaking their fast" they will
not overload their dear little stomachs with coffee
soused fish, and the like. We near forgetting this
fast, but Mr.. Bennett in of his recent letters
WITHSTAND now boys, by all means remember tiisha
eea,. Go TO school and fast, and afterwards write
me all the particulars about the ladies' health"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19
m u N kY M A IL X EFT.
WednesdQy. July 1876 -. M

The supply Of bills today for the Liverpool packet sailing
tomorrow han eqsa the moderate
and that present. and the amount OF business done
has been small in tbs aggregate The agent Of the United
States Back offering Of per the Of pr
vate bills n per which the enquiry has been lam
guild The asking price France has beea 525c which
hardly any thing has been done.
The inland exchange gradually equaizing
quote
n Orleans 81 81 per cent Mobile III III per cent
rhlads. lat Baltimore IA
Heavy sales Philadelphia New York at
per premium.
II has that the darkest tlne in the night is i'm
medatey before the break day." The present calm
Wall street therefore be the prelude of
activity with the opening fall trade we have not expe.
rieRced for a long time.
We give today Bennett on the financial af
fairs Of this country and Europe which be found exceed
iRgiy interesting.
The Albany Evening Journal OF yeerd aysays: ave are
happy to learn that some Of the cnersrsng citizens
formed association urder the General Bank
ing Law, and about commence business with capital
OF $4,000 to be increased hereafter 81 eoo Pbe As
ISOLATION has already deposited with the Comptroller the
OF State Stock required by the law security to
bill holders
large business has been eeced the exchange
day ecedng prices consequence great
disposition to sell; in some there advance
Farmers Trust imprsved per cent Illinois Bank up
per cent? Patterson Railroad closed u per
Of yesterday; Harasm improved slightly.
State OF Trade.
The Tea sale today by Messrs. Hoffman &c., being the
OF the ship Morrison ard Of superior quality well
attended and the prices such Indicate feeling
hdence among the trade Terms usual The other
sales very liz tied at fair cash prices.
CoTToN-The sales OF this article less
week. We continue quote Upland IS; Mobile Ga l3S
Florida, 81 23; New Orleans 10 IS At New Orleans on
the loh the receipts for the week Is 95haes The
steamboat rived the 9th fiat
cotton, within 20 miles OF the city The demand has
bee very limited The advance reghs decline
Ifsinrfn
| rates, except for small lots. 10 complete ord
arrivals will be below, conlHue
but the trade is eedngiy dull and prices
all nominal Western fancy brands held
IS Romipay Gcnesee sales made in order 62S
75 and Ohio may be bought round hoops, at S5
Hoops So Heavy purchases might be effected at
less Than those given IN consequence Of the aher
VIII oh is very and muggy In Grain no hing doing
At New Orleans on the 10 hns the stock With
small demand at so superfne so rs for fine
Baltimore The wheat in upper counties
Of this state nearly all and OF the farmers
ting Of the finest quality and the yisd quite equal
| TO the highest expecta ion"
remains nearly quiet and without change in rates
The stock hand is probably 1900 bags OF all kinds At
New Orleans the loh the demand not brisk and the
4 rpy small.
RlcE-The demand for this article good deal abaed
and those sales which anspre principally fer home
/ The stock is not large.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

Tue ROYAL wLLiAn.-Phis splended boat, which
Our correspondent informs u.s. of the fret of her
class and which for speed has heretofore had no n
val may be expected new hourly If she left on the
day advertised 9th instant but it is possible she may
be detained to bring cut the news Of the arrival Of
tho Great Western; in which case our merchants
will receive answers to letters scarce 30 DAYS old
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

o. Stage and steamboat racing is still on the in
crease all ever the Union.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

@ The hull OF the Moselle has been fennd and
some whiskey taken out of her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

pJ7 Laborers and stone breakers get high prices
in In diana, where they much wanted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

10 They are in SO disressngly healthy state
yicksburgh that they have burnt their hospital as
nuisance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

" The Western banks are en- the rise.
u The Western rivers are on the fall.
~ The orpheus sails today for Liverpool.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
LARGE MAPS OF
MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA.

0NIIOWING the public and Indian Lands, n.
" dian Reservations, Land Districts, Town.
ships, streams, &c. engraved from the Govern,
ment surve. ~and plans in the General Land N.
fee. Washington city by Il GILMAN, Draughti.
man in the General Land Office.
F.TAYL0R. Bookseller, Washington city,
has just published (and secured the copyright &C,
cordmg to law ofthe above Maps, which will b.
found infinitely more complete and accurate thar
any heretofore published on separate sheets; each
containing nearly six square feet, and will be found
especially useful and valuable to those interested
in the lands of either State, as they show every
item of information which is in the possession q
the Land Officers relative to water courses, town
ship lines. Indian lands and reservations, land
districts, &c., and will be found perfectly acc,ra,
and precise in these points. They can be sent By
mail TO any part of the United States, subject only
to single letter postage. Price two dollars, 0,
three copies Of either will be sent by mail for five
dollars. A liberal discount win be made to raw.
cling agents, or to any who buy to sell again
0TEditors of Newspapers, any where, who
will give the above advertisement (ncluding thu
notice. one or two Insertions shall receive by re.
turn mail coyy of each map, if they will send a
Copy of the paper containing it TO the advertiser.
Aug5, 1887.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
INFORMATION w4.TED.

N MEL SCOTT and DORCaS, hrs
- wife. migrated to the western coun-
-try & 10y years ago, from the county OF
Ca,well North Carolina. They are sup
posed to reside, iflivibg, in one OF the
States of Tennessee, alabama or Missis'
,s,ppl. The object Of this is to notify
Them, Il they ave alive, or if they are
dead, tie children OF the body OF Dorcas
Scst (who was Dtcas Cannon that i
they will address line to Ann Scott. Isis
ter /, Dame Scott, directed to DanvilIe
Va, they will hear. in reply, Of some
, thu. .as.ersst.y to Their advantage,
or The undersigned, who Is an elder
~ and iniirm female, humbly entreats ed
'itors 81 papers in the Western and South
western States, as an act Of benevolcnce
and IA ,o,therance Of the ends OF justice
10 give the above few insertions in thei
respective journals.
n Danville, Va. Oct. Is, 1887