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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

E4ARTNERSiIIP.-'rhe nndcr,ig"od' m'nnsrs ct
81 the aie concern oi BISroRn, BKo"Ks. Gay - Go,
have This dny entered no partnership, under The fran OF
GAY 81 BENTLEY, for the purpose OF r"nduriinG
Hho',saie ooa R,taA Staple and Fa"ry DRY GOODS
business III this city.
They has" taken the house neAriy opposite 'hr ola
stand formerly occupied by hcssrs Hubbard y Gardner,
which is NOW undergoing thorough alterations and re
pairs for that purpose. Their stock Il! E>rnEIr Ne"
(;unps will be crrnrd hv IT." lj'h September.
The Agency nf The .Itnottsicr C0i"n ""d Hoot Nd
uwfac'aYiny CuErnny CONTINUES wlth +. Il BENTLEY,
and v III D., conducted IN his ma.Tr.
In both these branches 81 trade. wc hope I" retain
paron If The custom enjoyed IN our late business
and respectfully S,cit call from cur old friends and
the public generally.
CHARLES GAY.
EEFORD b BEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

TN obedience 70 two Decistal O,a,s Of the Circuit
81 Superior Court of Law ard Chancery for Henrlco
county ard tie city Of Richmond, pronounced 90 '..
I,jh and 21th days III February. i-a. III The suit j..
shua Doing plaintiff, against Daniel e Hndnal RpJrr,
B. FERGUSON and Lucy Ann. his wife; VIM. ID. Wren,
Sergeant of the city Of Richmond and IA such. ADM
nsraor of Claiborne L. Thomas, deceased and the sad
William d. Wren in his right, and Claiborne Iud.
nall. William G.. Hudna!l, and Martha Ann IiudnalI.
infants under the age Of tweny-one years b. JOHN Rn
b!nson their guardian nj Hem assigned by tn" Court To
defend them IN ihs suit depending t"r"in dprndtnr,
si,l on Tue sday the leh day Of September next,
l-33, al clock z NJ, Offer for saIr the premises
to the highest bidder, public auction. or, cit OF
six twelve. and eighteen months the half ot and
he improvements thereon, IN Tie bill mentioned It
icing the lot. Sc on which Claiborne l. Thomas !,eI
tie tame oil lis death, and the l"', &c nh.cn Mis-
A;.n Thomas rosiGs subject the ralr Of dover
therein 81 the SAID AGA il l!!s the Widow "l Ciarnu,
l.. Thomas, deceased. Bonds with approved security
will be- r'Qurd q IL" purchaser. TIN" Title to the pro.
pe:!y w be etaint Ln,iI the purchase nc,ey b. PSI
y. ID. WREN. ComR.'5.
tur % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

htOPARrNERSI!Ii'- The Undersigned have enter
i i ed imo Partnership under the firm "t CEoucH -
Brooks for tie pu pnsr Of conducting NGnlfsae aud
Retail Staple and Fancy Dry Goods business Tie
Stock Of Goods will be principally purchased for cash,
an,! all rTcsi, aud dpsrabeard Will be opened by the
lUth n September in the House formerly occupied by
Crouch < Nmmo Their friends are invited !" call
THOMAS CROUCH,
tur u f3I-4,1 JAMES G. BROOKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

EYOR LlVERPOOL-Thr American ship kEPuB-
s. Lie. Cast Il Il WILLIAMS. is now loading at
Cnv Poin, For freight of 100 hhds Tobacco. apply to
Avg II ri -tfl RtFSuN MAURf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

ore Le0snc ana LsLor # Lund-( q CC5 Gcres)
SITUATED Oh the South side of b. Alabama cr' ek
in Z.valIas colony- granted by Tie Mexican Govern
meat 10 Stephen Richardson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
SYEs.EY'g'D.s-s Losseyy Office.

Drawn Nos in Norfolk Lottery. No ,
GO ID Is - - II 10 ~ 80 90 81 - IL
Ticket Nos IL 81 -, capital prize Of 81 0o0 sold
and casi!ed BY Stra,tcn.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every werk-A brilliant scheme for the lJli of Sept
Capitals so 600, $1,000. $40 CG0-l00 Of 81 600,
&c. &c Tickets $40 Tickets in all the Lotteries,
and the really lucky Numbers for sale at Straitons
Lncky Office Look !-2r0 Capitals sold and cached
by Sat!on-te all prize seller, in i.:t!c over twelve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

at the Compiler Office, Boy Of about
w 10 years Of age, 10 learn the printing business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

One L,ng"e gf Llad-I4i5 ncfE)
Situated on the West SIDE of lie rlgcr Neches, lmme
G.,.ly hpl,w he mouth # the Big Alabama creek.
in 4 ,YalIas colomy-gran,ed by The MeA.cGn Govern
meui 10 Thum1s Basseu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

and in Zavalla cnny granted By The Mrxcan Govern.
,e,t To jacob Fucher About one third Of Tins tract
cnms rnng Prairie The remainder OF timber lands,
covered with oak walnut mulberry aad sj|e pIuc The
Bayou is uaviorbl for k,tba's 10 the iivrr NrchoS
about > miles distant where i. mt. The lane d. steam.
b,lt navi salOn.
ORE Lennuc aal LYdoF # Land- q Cos dcres)
Siua;rd ur the South side of By Alabama crs ek and
in Z,valIa's coIony-gran,rd by Tie Mexican Govern.
men, 10 Stephen richardson
One L,ngHe n LIad-(i MS ncrrs
Situated on the West SIDE of rhr rIYcr Neches, imme
ti.ly lprw he mouth IF the Big Alabama creek, and
IN L Yaa's colony-granled by The MeA!can Govern
u.ent Thomas Basseti
O0c Lcacuc IF LAnd-(ii2S acrsS
Situated in Bnrnerts colony "n the waters of In" III
vrr Ang~nn- granted by the Mexican GosetnmIentto
WA Clark.
One Lcgcne Of Lund DIES acrcS)
Sualed on The North side Of Fay ors Bayou. in a
Pa.r;r, and Zrva!las Colony granted BY the Mex;-
can Government 10 Soto Mon"ne.
ALSO.
One Lsneuc Of Lund (ii2S arrcs)
Situated 'r'mern Turtle Bayou aud Galveston Bay,
and in yhcIin's C"I"ny-Grantcd by Tie Mexican Go.
vrtn:nenl to Samuel Maxim.
ALSO,
Ore L'ogue # Land (l423 0crrS)
Su1,cd IN Prairie, 10 miles West al Saua Ana, in
III IN
mert 10 Sonora Donna S"ta Dean
The abnve lands selected by Me early settlers
Eastern Texas, who erlgraicd under the Colonization
Las. Of the Republic Of Mexico. and who, Of course
had Tie choice of the best locations Excepting the
Prajle tracts above specified, they well iimbcrrd
conss; Of auvIa! bottom. and convenient to Navigi on
The spil is enIr"ntly adapted 10 The cultivation OF cot.
ton sugar, I"5accn, indigo and corn. 1t is ascer.
aiurd fact that lie Of Il superior quality pos
spssIng t long silky staple that distinguishes the Sea
Island The yield is from three bales per acre
The sugar grows here to greater length by three
or four Joints Than in Louisiana, and contains
charGr
The titles 10 these lands indi:pulabe They were
sr,nrd BIZ The Mexican authorities. and confirmed BY
he Constitution and Land Law cath srcDn) OF the
Ronubic Of Texas relieved however, from many one.
rnus conditions imposed By the old Colonizalion laws
They Will be further warranted The time Of closing
sale
TERws-Cash, or negroes, al the time Of giving pos.
session Of The land i'll Texas, and The delivery OF war
ran,y tile 10 the purchaser.
All letters the subject post paid, will be addressed
to the subscriber. at TaPpahannuck, Essex county, Va
where the plats of surveys &c, may be seen.
The subscriber also Offers for sale 10 Leagues Of fine
Cotton Land, located under the presen, Land Law Of
Texas the Rio Frio and Rio Nueces Titles y i'll he
made for these lands the Patents are issued
by the Executive Of Texas. &. B. MOSS,
TapPahGnnock, Ia.
Aug.3I 33-ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

u Certificate from Samuel Cutting, Esq, Of Clifford IT,
!, Samuel Cutting, of Clifford, VT, would certify, that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
FnJuaLlc LAND for soic in Lorrcr I1rgiai0.

Philadelphia, July @, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

JOHN II COOKE. President.
EDWARD &. DELAvAN,
Isaac ). LoYn,
THEODORE FNELINGHuYsEY,
joins TAPpAS,
Christian KEESER,
JouS + NnRrnH.
JoHS w. LEAvirT,
E4ecutirG Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
Ovc Lcycuc of Llnd-(i42S &C

Situated in BrrneIts colony, On The waters OF ihc
yer Ang-Iinn- granted by the Mexican Government
VIA Clark.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16
RUTLAND. VT.
ID cmocratic H'hfg TicLcf.


Tie Pc'pc booking vth eteu,e aus rr 7i clio fotu
of the present camp1ga in tie different S1icsaud well
they m1, TAry believe tlat war'on cva,a,aHcc 'nje-
r'ugrmcut II the currency The late proFfloa of business
aud g.n Of many thousands of eutcpri0r c'oe cite
tho besgnr,, % the u Treasury, odd the RE-
qaeni and unparalleled disorders sad d'gnce1 ou,1gcs
thr ugholi tho country mainly Attributable 10 The
ampcs and of things b' The late and present od
mris'siions Of The General Government; and that uoh
ing bot thorough change and measures AVID thor
oqch reform viii cec,u7y restore the country to order "a
We tmate rights and to tie prosperous condition il was
whom Gon. jackson resumed TIC chair Of state.
We hero suhion the news Of lie week iLe subject q
tho Elections.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16
CONSIDER BOUEN7S EsTa.T E.

D,tta~f n RHa.ad 90 - a.a' az suecial Pro.
b.f, Caar hea 90 Reliant "a s.i District IA, gtb ds,
oi Cc.ob.r, 1898.
Iresert - EAHJn,-r.
Oliver g.. Bowen Executor a. the 49, etc nf f,,,t,,
Nov'u, 4'e'i fN-i"fd 90 SAID df'r. a. ,....B L,y
.Hs gr. aatfl l.teuierap aeoourt o. Hi. ,4r.,,.t,
oi faII l+tale. auI present Doe sc our, s,tt f ~,
tate ..r allowance,
"f4r'a' ih4' sara Aot"i't ls txtmtael IN Pro
hafe Court ate preston a. en-. II a ~ ba,8eo Al rat,
.aadu SAL d"'netoo ''e f.ri Monday q Noyem next.
aui ai 90 i'ff,r' e. ac' ,I urita be noGei 20 up
r'.r Fi'a4 TINE sDj risee snl ils ra1,c ifsuy thsy
msy have Hs1Ht' The allowance & ,si4 secouni snd
.iafs c.ry 'itls ,r!er ts I4bHshsl 10 ths Kuilsnd
h'ull lra''i q E4laaI e, ,,ea o., may De. TIRE.
"e'@' f'"'rs. r,.y. 50. u. TOE-LLE, Nsgtiisr.
ifa~ e.I ylfrsfcft.
- Attest, n D. TO~ sLEE. R,g,al,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16
T0YIaCcO. &C.

Caveui,.h N,roi and Ping Toblcco Sheep DO 100 10
zen Short Cut and Smoking ohicco ~ whole s1lo IT N"v
YORK puces-any quantity u ,chtch ,ciN be Supplied
N-cr.hlN nnd NrlInM Suuf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

N'tlss tae legislative ProceoaHg' more 'ni' We '-'
''' t'is r. 'og,s or paper ,bi' week We D''' 90,
q esttis relation 10 tbs election OF Sena''' '''
= S'a p'obsby tsss place TIE fore part o. 'Ai' w.
= We ss's o. cat several sriiele' TO maze room
-ft-s fesss-s tstr....-- Ce,oHr-t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

rNrRH $ ISLAND SALT Forsalch v
Rutland, oct e, ls3s. A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16
WINTER OIL.
y HIV

nANlELS & DELL are now rcrejtns new mil
IL * cusivc assoiinrrn' of Fal or1 Winter GOODS
Consisting 10 part or BRO3D CIC7TTS C1VSI
NENES.C oHin..; French p-d Foolish NIGINOES
Ani1cs B1mhazuos. American. French anil Farl 80
PRINTS. Rob Roy. Nasran and Shlh NH4H'Ic.
anI IHtc, II lk.s h'of which will De sold al tr.,o.
so low a. "a ensure for 'hom rapid sale
Rutland. Oc'. 16 1'3} p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

To N, Hono'aJ'e TIC Prolote CONT far he Distta of
Er,ifp3
" OUR Petitioner Austin Dl~Ncman Guardian Of
Louisa D.ck"m1n, Aunina Diotrrnan and Lyman.
ell bckcm1r, minors, shrweih That the said minors
o'n Ynftol Of ,ant stna'r mud being ln MounthoI.
". ln sad district md being part Of the home farm
Of ioE"v Barber late OF Mount Holly dcceased bound.
Cd as follows, VIZ.
Being the part s'l 90 said Lvmanc Dickcm,n as his
-''e n the Real Estate of sand dtccatcd by the right
cod hN mother beginning at ppnt d. tho wcet nc ~
land occupied by IoKev Barber. Dr. on the north side
o. h' hHad s-iu" sa.i Haibe house thcncc north
zen deg Lasi sixty seven rod, % the middle of MlI
Brook thence westerly the north line Of the snid
ot iuiiy rods 10 stake and stones thence south ten
deg west iity rods aud fifteen links 70 the rpud above
mentioned thence OF sold road 10 The frsi mentioned
bound. Contain NJ about fourteen actes and one hun.
bred and twrivc roads leo rho abt 10 the rnvsr.ion
of the widows dover TO wit Susan Barber leirg the
land ret 10 her down tuIrjz 10 the E.jnte Of her
husband, ioyry Barber DECREASED, winch the said M.
nors Louisa, Arm.na Md Lymaneil Dlokcm1u have IN
said rrvrts.pn ot the said dpNcr aud that 1t wall be
conducive i0r the interest Of sad minors eel the
/ same
Wherefore, Y"ur petitioners prav the Hon llc Probote
Court 10 grant unto him lcenrc sell said premises
according to th" Statute snch made and prayid.
/ Cd AUSTIN DICKEMAN, Guardian
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16
AWRIED.

In Clarendon The - inst Mr. Israel Bllch. jr Of
TO Mrs EoHna VI BNby Of C-roudon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16
Journeyman COOpers Wanted
RunaIo Robes

Nd Fur Csps t,f sae by James Barrett y, 81 -
\ Ch.ap store one coet r i,- Ct i5t Cc4I' Hs1fs
G-lsnl G- 4. '-r- e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

7 IsT Of Letters remaining u tie los, Office at Pu.
i frd County Of Rutland, State Of Vermont, Dc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

ils sAeEErT H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

CTOVEs IN sslsby
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F4.sns r,' ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
S@5g q IL gs S a

Mr.. NATHAN PARKER, Jr., aged rs.
In this town, on Tuesday last, GEoRG F. PEARSON,
aged 10 years. Three or four days previous to his
death, while engaged IN play with his school mates
with so0odcm ste0FdS, he fell, with in his hand
the point of whic, perforated his head through one
Of his eyes, so deeply that portion of the brain
oozed out. After lingering few days in great SUI:
terIng, lie died
In Burke, Jan %, Mr.. ISAAC MARTIN, a rovolu-
tionary pensioner, aged 50. Printers in Massachu-
sets and Connecticut are requested, Sc.
In Danvillo, Jan. i6, Mary wife of Capt. Hiram
Merritt, aged 26 years.
In Woodstock, Mrs. Salomc Elms, wife Of Mr.
Bartlett Elms aged go
In DanvilIe, Jan. II, MIR George Carr, aged So.
Woodstock, Jan. %, John q. A. Perry, aged 90.
In Dunville, Mr. Joseph Taylor, aged about 20.
a VETERAN GoNE.-Rev DIR. Perkins ,aof West
Hartford, Conn, closed his life and labors on Thurs
day the 18th inst. lie had been pastor G6 years,
and very successful in his work.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

| letter writer from Buffalo gives the follow
ing amusingaccount Of McNabb's attempt to lead
on an attack upon Navy Island.
McNabbs nttemptto take the Island was lu-
dicrous enough He ordered his Canadian mil
tia into the boats. They refused, and told him
to send the Indans-who were paid for lighting
and liked it, and who they ,said must take the
lead The gallant Colonel then called upon the
chiefs. "You are brave warriors" said he.
"Yes'-Indan braye-love fight" "Well, then! !
get into the boats, and go overland fghtsthe reb-
els on Navy Island!" The chieftans looked at
the boats, turned their eyes upon the black
mouthed, death dealing artillery, ON the opposite
shore-lisened to the low deep roar of the Gaia
rnct, and shook their heads. care you afraid ?"
said the Colonel. "No-scnd nigger-he black
er than us-he k-no matter"
The nggers said obey would go any where
de white man go fus" And so nobody started.
The officers raved, and tore, but it was of no a.
vail. They threatened the men with instant
dealln-they ordered the regulars to drive them
into the boats ut the point ofthe bayonet, but the
men doggedly refused.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
New FlOEr aaad Grist Ra5BI.

NUSTIN GROW would respectfully inform
~ the public that he has become proprietor in
and will take charge ofthe new GRiST MILL e.
rected by E. ~ Il. Fairbanks ~ Co. one mile east
of st. Johnsbury Plain. Customers are assured
that pains will be spared in keeping the mill in
perfect order for Grinding all kinds Of Grain With
despatch and in the best possible manner The
mill being furnished with two superior hr uring
bolts, and third for the coarsor Grains po inco :,
veniencc will accrue from the mixin2 of dif .rent
kinds of meal in Touring. The Mil for Lfuliing
Oats is in fine order, and Dat mosi will Be kept con-
stuntlY on hand to exchange for Oats when custom
ers prefer. Dat meal for sale at So u hundred and
Good w heat at fair prices
ST. Johnsbury 10th Jan. 1888. 24-Gw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

More precious blood has been spilled in Flor-
da !-Mothers and widows, sisters and orphans,
are again called to mourn the loss of gallant men
ingloriously slain, without even the sad conso-
laiion of rejecting that they died in II good
cause. Disasters and dshonor are ilhe only
fruits of this wicked war. Per6dy has. been sue
cceded by defeat.
fsstThe Indians have taken terrible vengeance
for Gen. Jcsup's infamous violanon of their
white Flag. And when will this disgracelu wal
terminate? How long will ten thousand troops
at an expense of as many millions. Of dollars an
nuay, be kept in urlay against i've hundred
miserable Indians, who have ever been ready &c
make peace five will permit them TO remain
on their own soil--.4bany Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
as sAss.@&SsB u. a. 81 GEa

In LltIeton, n H., Jan. %, by Rev. Mr.. Fair
banks, MIR. JosEpH ~ lDE, of this town, 10 Miss
LUcRET1A A FAlRBAyKs, of l.,
Though some say Mey 'cU single lire,
And eft thus say anew,
And oGenor say, Wen ne er misgive,
But hold this promise ruo,-
Yet, ere such plighters'are aware,
Gay Cupid with his dart,
All their affections doth ensnale,
And buys their very heart.
Thus, manhoods years roll on,
Or charms of youth not
Such plahed resolutions of,
In memory are forgot.
Next Lyman doth himself obrude,
And binds the captive pair,
While loved ce!ibacy is left
For stronger nerves to bear. Comm.
In Pehcham, Jan, %, by Rev. Leonard Worces
ter, Mr.. JOHN EASTMAN, Jr., OF Concord, N. H. to
Miss LUCINDA BUswELL, of p.
In Troy, Jan. 3, Mr.. MARK CURTIS, Merchant,
to Miss JULIA a. CHAMBERLAIN, both OF that place.
In Montpelier, Jan. 49, Mr. William N. Peck, to
Miss Julia n. Clark.
In Newbury, Mr. Frederick p. Currior to Miss
Mary z Clark, both of Ncwbury.
In Montpelier, Jan. 10: Mr.. Rollins ii. Stewart,
OF Berlin, to Miss Mahala DAVIS, of NJ.
In Walden, Mr. Joshua Ransom, to Miss Mary
Lowell.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
SPECIE AND RAGS-PATENT DEMOC-
RACV

The Secretary of the Treasury is said to be ne
gotiating with firm in New York for million
of dollars an specie, wherewith to pay off the of
ice-holders and members ofCongress. AS for
the ay-Iaborers on the public works, the fisher
men, and all the poor, small debtors of the gov
ernment: to whom the loss of ten cents on a dol
lar in their dues suhtracts from their daily com.
folts and their daily bread, Messrs. Van Buren,,
Woodbury., Henshaw u Co. show themselves to
be Of opinion that bills Of rotten administration
bank are quite good enough for them. What
right have they with their "huge paws" to med
die with the gold eagles of the mint. Pah Give
them the irredeemable rags, and buy up the gold
eagles and the Mexican dollars for the dainty fin
gers aud silken purses of Van Buren, otfice-hol-
ders and administration members of Congress.
Boston Atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

Mr. EDIroR-Permit me through The medium Of
your paper to express my gratitude to the Ladies
and Gentlemen OF my parish for their very accep-
table presents, at the commencement o! the new
year, in articles of food, clothing, fre-wood &c to
the amount of about fifty dollars. May this expires
sion of regard for my temporal welfare, be recpro-
Gated by an increased endeavor TO promote their
spiritual good. SOLON MARTIN.
Concord, Jan. &c, 1898
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

The Wing Aboionists have htupon new
scheme. They have struck offa new copper piece;
on one side of which is negress kneeling, in
chains, surrounded by the motto Am not a
woman and sister 2'-Porttand .4rgus.
1.-THE authors of this coin wished it to pass
current with the Van Burenies they should
have represented the negress not as "kneeling in
chains" but rs standing up in silks and satins
and, instead of putting into her mouth the words,
cam not woman and sister, they should
have made her say-.an not the t0ife ofthe Vice
President? Louisville Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
N office.

VEyHIS is to certify that have given to my SON
4 HENRY w. WILLIAMS, his time and free
liberty TO Transact business FOR himself shall not
claim any of his earnings nor pay any debts of his
contracting after this date
Attest--JAMEs p. TYLER
Charleston, Jan. 8, 1888. 24-ow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

uJ'The Caledonia County Anti Slavery Society
will meet at the Baptist Meeting House, Passumpsic
Village, on the 9TH Of Feb. at 10 o'clock forenoon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

Frenchman iniPhadelphia offers to do up the
Florida war by the job and make it stay done up.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

EDWARD KENT, took the oath of office and en-
tered upon his duties as Governor of Maine the
10Th inst. A wing board Of Counselors has been
elected in Joint ballot by majority of 10 or l2.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

CoNNEUrIcur. The premontory indications from
Connecticut of the overwhelming prostration of the
Loco Focos are truly surprising At municipal
election in Middleton, Richard Hubbard, Wing was
elected mayor by majority of IS votes N, A,
Phelps loco foco. The Van Buren, ticket succeed
ed in this place last spring by 200 majority
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

1J7The Legislature Of Massachusetts has order
ed an examination into the affairs of the Common
wealth bank.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

The SUB TREASURY. This measure has again
been brought before the Senate. Mr. Calhoun has
taken it under his especial protection, and is urging
its passage 1t has been introduced with some
slight notifications intending to catch the Conser-
vatves but how 1t is likely to succeed the following
article from the Madisonan, the Conservative Or
| w inli
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

Counterfeit 50 on the Merchants Bank, Provi-
dence, have made their appearance signed w. Rich
nond Cd, President; ii. E. Hudson, Cashier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

A lad named George w. Foster, five years OF
age, died at Baltimore last week of hydrophoba,
from the bite of dog two months since. The
little sufferer bit his tongue all to pieces, and eli
deayored to bite his father and mother.-Three
other persons were bitten by the same dog, one
of whom was on Wednesday suffering in great
agony with the hydrophoba
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

M1ss1ssIrPI. Contrary TO the anticpations of
every body, the Wings have elected their candid
ates for speaker of tho House and president Of the
Senate Of the Mississippi Legislature. The Van
Burentes claimed the majority with much con-
fdcnco that the wings were not disposed to con-
test the point but the bling of the Legislature
has disappointed both parties
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

LYCEUM,-A meeting of the st. Johnsbury Ly-
ceum will he held the School House on the Plain
WEDNESDAY EVENING. a Lecture may
be expected; Subject-ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
The citizens are invited to attend. Jan. &c.