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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

the water He and those that attend him on
these occasions are well armed His own ap-
pearance, with six pistols, dirk and bowie
knife in his belt, is sufficiently belligerent;
and he has with him, il is said, invariably, the
colors of the :. II. p. He considers the des-
tuction Of that vessel as an act of piracy, ana
that his life has become thereby forfeited and
SAYS he shall sell il at the dearest rate.
Such is the character of the Buccaneer OF
the Lake; sufficient surely, with the natural
and ordinary progress of exaggeration TO De
subject of alarm to the border inhabitants. An
alarm not altogether gropndless, from the fact
that the larger islands of shis numerous group
are inhabited BY lawless race of half bandtti !;
who would scarcely scruple to join in nearly a.
nv enterprise tor plunder who have perhaps
one hundred boats, and whose number has
been enlarged considerably by refugee acces-
sions. 1t is supposed that there are at least
one thousand refugees and other persons on
these islands, under the control and at the
command Of Johnson, and several thousand OF
refugees, between Niagara and Ogdensburgh.
Ii is not to be imagined that the local militia,
or the local authorities, however well disposed
TO cooperate with the officers of government
in measures TO repel and prevent these incur
sions and TO detect and punish the marauders,
are adequate TO the emergency. The COM
merce Of the river and lake, the national char
acter, and the lives and property of our citizens,
require government force sufficient TO ex-
plore heislands and expel the marauders; a
considerable military force at several points on
the frontier; and the employment of an armed
steam vessel or revenue cutter
/ These matters we understand, have been
fully presented by Gov. Marcy to the consider
alton of the general government, and jndging
from recent movements, we do not doubt that
the requirements of the case will receive al
the attention which the limited strength of the
army will in any manner allow.-ALbany Argns
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

Mind tbe number 81 Thsmrs-s,res,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

f,d and IN, llrasues fthe United States Bauh
"a i, a Gradual course OF accomplishment. ! he
r,,,c mover IN II seems. ia the Iuean time. 10 be al
most lost sigat of aud orcoea. In Liverpool the
Cotton market is doug te same thing or hun as tie
coasel market here. and "ifh snc EXCESSIVE i.cas
und,r his cuntrul. II impossible to say how sauii
our stock Vi bulsn may h. at Ia. mercy. y ND
hon or 10 may possibly satisfy lio,, but hI' eo"n-
ry can rahe more will lie useless tU say tlc sLtl
nnt hne IL"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

tArAUA> TnouElrs--Ihc Prc,d,Gt Of the l
uited States aas directed ticarIa Scott II repair Ia
DcroIi. and to call uron the Governor OF Michigan
ier sufficient iita orro.nnlcer olcr. Ia mret any
emergency which may arlsr III dot qunicr The
sc hoe er ,ayan all ed tor Cleveland spiposcd to
be itcghicd wuli men aud arms t0r ihe Deuot Re
eion, has been seihed b, ,fder Of General : colt
The steamboat United States, Tor the point
with the purpose, was also stopped, General Scott
threatening TO FIRE upon her II she stated.
'fhe boats Barcelona and Robert + ulon have hccn
chartered Tor the United Statcs service. Lieu
tenant liomaus hoste nl> flag Is eonmander olIle
lakes"
The cannon Il New York have been abducted a
a.tln. " ". Scott sent an order 10 Colonel Rom
some to deliver the O. leanrslcr IT Tonawanda,
bur " w Scott" oolnlllaudcr-u- chief on the Nj
a.ara frontier" as he styes himself, is Navy Is,
ldul.r, and not General WInsGcld Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
hc London Times OF December 1!s4ys-

Money Is abundant II the Sloch Lxcnanrr and
i ,.r,l,,, an ~ .,;,,r,I i}r,t 4 ru,lfts.t
prices OF the funds, IN causing an Increased III mad
l3t securities braiIuc higher rate OF interest \
mohg Others the State STOCK and sharss IN the ,arjo,
JOINT ulks companies IN Tux nted States are quiet
!, coming INTO cneulotot la i'et "niloat "a, c.tor,
nn thea put ia, ote 'lra; 49, Il to dot. H.. Nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
" As,nsuros. IAN ..


Tar House of Repr; scnta'jscs was i0."'
clqeliy engagcd in the discussion OF 'h'
election between Mr>s,s Claiborne AID "'
onr silr, and M,.ssr,. Preurl,s and " o." :" -
CT Nh bronson of y. y. t7ne'a"t" "
commenced on Saturday. IN tHof Oh ~,
he twu fr>l,nancd eeu.lsmrn. ana VI
OF Va. replied. Nj. Lesar' OF , !. ~ II
inllmain. his intention ot ad'lrcs''"-
asked au adjournment, which as aG''''
In the Senate. the B.ll granting pfe''"''
to actual settlers on tic Public La'f'' 49,.
rs third reading. having beca ardrF'd !. u,
ed on Saturday. When | entered ~ :.
was speakinc-lcclarp his dcirrl''''''
pur, the bill on the ground that 'N :,
stances render its adoption ab'o'"''
Mr.. Ea,ard made 4 ic" remarks II
bin, aud was followed by Me>sls. "''o' 1
sis. and Lyon of Michigan, on ''' &
speeches whlth dad 10 honor chiiet I'D
70 the States Which dizzy represent
some mcn have So little VII rs thus w IA
"xposc their mbcrilltv. There's
truth dian is centrally supposed III
silent tongue is indicative oi wi'a"'" N
do,u 10 be sisuf When toquaclty m'N's
Of ridieulr. II /. happy o'"'''' a.la
lgu,,rr. that ignorance Is seldom ''"s
IIvcnc>s--aGh hauce te" n"fi. IA '"1
I,a,t artrer share Of i cen'i'',I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
~ NCsIHI FEBRUARY 49,,
EROM " ASIllNGTn,i
Correspondence q tic riirsiaiaa.

lo-ohs' Tue House OF Representative, Va,
p'ed 18th the discussion OF tlle Contested !,
ra,c, without coming to any DECISION ~
prrse"i dunn. tile discussion. remainln, H..
day. nn''' piNt O'Clock in the evening. in ,,..
n'tr h'n''r. listening 10 the interesting din.
various aincn'tnrals offered 10 III. Sill ,rl,r,..
cmptiou 10 actual settlers on tho pnb,ir -
other words, giving bounfics 10 the viol,,o,s
Laws oil the lad, aud oTrin- inlnernent, 10
ir violation hereafter. The Globe ,lrp,n,e. :,
Clay aStlio lra.Iln! a>sul.nt Of this at,,,nw
saiize frauds. All /, r.wmi thosc rln fntr I
re'fa'rd them. |, IL adi,tinciolw,Iirb ,,vS
hai N cht well coset AL NJ Civ d,s.r-..,
thanks o' the propl' o. III, oil STATE. ~ I,,f
the moral conrtgr which he IIai inhibited il
siiian 10 t!Ii' base 3 h, II 10 rob tf,sn AT H.
interest in tn Pn5lir D,nnin. f,rt,,. o.,...t,
purpose ol beo' fillaI the poor ,ertrr ly ,;,,,
Ah''u-' of wiuch "per'tr' really to tn. b.o.. r
me Sr''h' spectators who hw. us.5l a arena.
thes- " 'rn,l s.'tlrr1," - tlley are 6 ,ll,l
s'ruin"atS 70 achieve dir own self h ,u,.
the rxP"nte ri tia Nltiopl Trra.n,,.
thu IN OPP sig thi1 pr9j,ut, Mr. Clay exlub,,.
gree oi moral courage worthy of al n .r.i,nl.
cau1r a'"iIl br sern b, tao unapInou, y.,. A.,
representatives, from TIA. neg Sf,fe, i, f,,o,.f.l
bill, II - flvoriic m.a,urr in all r,,,, ,,;. :,
Vi course ilours thu rj,k Of enconateri,. rt,.,E
tl'ltv = onid hc be brought forward for tn. p,3
tv III ePp7sttIon 10 the present thief N,,i.r,,
And ih1t his dann relations Of Til, ne,stf. ve !
bron hit 10 belr a1,inst hi;n, th,t event i,,l
not only tro II the 'ar,, I III Gl,'o bat l.,u
nonilag tnelt Of ia Isoe ltsi i, the : .5.-1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

t
bound
Mr.. MAY observed. M tcpl,. that in cases where
Inc Commonwealth had en- aged 10 subscribe size
us lnhle and Mr.. VI. ui.h 10 know The tall y
Mount Of hei liabilities. II the resolutions d'd not
embrace alhc points deslred by the gentleman from
Norfolk Cou4s, hs should he happy to extend II SO
q, 10 embrace svrts ding dtslt'hlr.
Nj Murdaueh satd Il weuld not be- possible inf
hs uformst 70 hc given ~ rnod ilne; u Vas cal
In. "sphls nom the ra,ts deep ana make Internal
Improvement w1lt I'll theN c'n>. liz shohG eP-
nnse The call fot infotmaton.
MI Sepat world nadeIltk" 10 say thai 4 tic res
nlntiph> we're adpplrd.n uI5 he complted VIII, and
lie information c1,d tof would he la'n'slr bY 10
morrow. Il he fheuE la II "nubl be H. e1n>e ei any
delay he should be The = n'in /" support IT. rs
II vs.. ha~f,ef HE gentleman lien Soflplh appear
ri Ia hin H. Ln mistaken.
The resolution Wis thsu adopted
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Ca motion II Nj. Randolph. the loIlosnr Re'o-
lutiup. heretofore offered By Mr. Ia, oe, "as taken
up and considered:
ReseirrR Thai tho Coanl,tice fJi Coprtsof jus
ice be DISTRACTED To inquire INTO thr cNre'~nry d
rrpttdlus amendment ~ The raleS AID reGna-
nous ot ohrtnlsr that IN rasr4 81 contested rltt.
lions the stnc and roa'esriuc lnemhers .lll cach
stlrri 3IN members oil tin, Thus. WHO With ell'u-
ma chosen by the Speaker. shtll determine wiz.
i6pt The >tns cont. sfuc m'nhrr - duly elee-
et and that sad decision shlll BE- Gnal, - some
N de deciding INFESTED elections, othrr thn l1t
io, PROVIDED hy ltn.
81 Randolph dtrn ned tlr hlle"i <, "hi'h ir
oil rel 81. a>el,s'i.ute Ia lie allow
R,soi.e9. rh,ta Srl=,f Committee l.. appointed
10 rquDr ito lbr cspedrI rN'i ~ explanatory dec
ii oi the ffatl n1 .n'ta,e ~ rAlslthg under the
Constitution. oil ot az change IN tn 'Sf,'ns lf"s
relsris 10 eectlno. vhich mlgh tend IL Ie,>rn tIe
uinhrr OF ttciluafr TIE drel.ou oi ,oni.strd elet
zone.
Nj L ,ecempaal.d the mo'ion "ah several re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

Com. Stewart, Z. :. y. j, 10 Be nominated FOR the
Presidency. We hope that Geo Srott L. :. ~,
uili also be hroueiit forward. Tie Army has been
increased. ane Adn!rais lie made N tie Navy,
and VIM Knows but lnat - these dcaoc1afjr.it
Of the ascendant Ihe nom!natloa 81 CommQduie
Ste~ailis said be really contemplation. We are
sorry iol bard r but rH, ges is TO sly TO the
sallaet comnode,e 'baf re shIll he ia tire oppo>i-
lt.rH. Tar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

lad IN the table and be pfa;ed--"hieh motion vas
aged "a.
,b,ll,o ,,,,erd a., act entitled act mcorpo'
,re the Stockholders e flei L,uohburc AMI lenncs'
o.. Rail Rosd Coppan,. AMI 10 authorize 'hem OF
tie jam. Rvrr and ksuawha COMPANY TO CON
sruct a Rail Road fror lynrhhare to Richmond
r.el March llh ls36--aiso the act entitled an
= 10 autharize subscription on bch7li Of the State
T. The stock ut tie snthbaIs and lennes'e' .
Fail Road CoMnaa,. passed March 3eih. leJ5.
After SOUR conversation. and uoilon ny UT. gu
ara 10 lav the resolution the table being hssaltsed
r~as aieptctl
onmoiion OF Nj. Sntstb OIL ". tl,e select com
u,itic- on Backs Instructed IN inqurr ito the
.xp-aency OF rrror general blll regulating Saw
in. Im,luiiousn ~ Rank>.
AIR. M.Can,ilisn presented le Ahuual 'epoa Of
n. Bn,rl Of Directors II tie Luustlc Hospital 1t
Williamsburg, which "a his motion 49, ordered L"
h. printed.
Ga motion # Nj Harrison. the biil 10 amend m +
s,tcniilled aet 10 Mncnd aud explain the laws
concerning western lpd titlrs. and iof Other pufro
ss," passed sOlh March. 1881, "as take0 up. 1t I
!, y. considered and debated 4 lcpelh, amenfanfn's
proposed, some adopted and ufllst. rejected Al +
l. al pzst three o'clock IA motion 81 HARRISON, the
b n wss laid on the table
Tie Sneaker laid bci,fr tie House reuin.uniea- T
ton from the T. siest Il The Boad oi Pellte /
WORKS in conliio, ~ifh rcsoiuf,nuoi lhr House T
calling on IT,. Barfi IA repef plin 81 or'la=
f,ou. lor eanpl..i tte an Ntstrrl Turnpike T
goad IN tie sl,scjs and economical manner, I
winch aas land ga ne '4bc AMI olIefed "a he punt !
81
Pc, ton, .ud neiuon'i1 were presented and Irfrf-
rrd--by Nj. Rarrtr. al r1zraS hi AeniroHnrrN.a |
.,us III. lls son If illr cpuptyh, Mr.. S'aips, /
Of citi.eu. OF Rpd -, demonstrating against tiir
formation at new eeuhrs II, M. PrNtan. At 1ur
Pa1 l. IN orln>ita0 20 thr pel'noa d +. Z. VII !
am, los tin Inhlir,r ri enn.fin'nat dan across
] .ck -ou'. EiNti-b> Hr. llAIlsor, q suzrts al
lls,r,on. Il lndolp. md Mopoueala, tar ihrilrm.
a ~a d FGtirIftS--it. VI a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
ROBBERY OF TIT GRE EASTERN VAIL
PROM MOBILE. ALADAMA.

Tue greai Eastern MaIl from Mobile II Monigo-
any IN Alabama vas rebbed on the evening OF the
18th iHsi aah the driver murdered. letter 10 the
Postmaster firncral from the Postmaster at Mobile
says the robbery detected NJ 10 O'clock. IN. Oh
The 10th, but Ia traces OF the mails oftobbers lave
rs Vet breninnud. The cut portpantranx have been
rerutncd 10 hr Office nj Mobile. III. whole contents
having been rro!abis deposi'ed IN line different
swaInp.. The sttec contained The Nov Orleans mails
# " educ sday aud Thursday and the uaa ofT5iday
from Mobile. The driver had two ball sini through
ins head. Suspicion rests upon Two menwho bad
been lurking abeuI Stockton for some dR5 previously.
The Postmaster tisariil las offered = reward 81
SIX Iii NDtED DOLLARS, to aus lets1u OF
persons via nay promote liz arrest and conviction
Of tie robbcfo aud nrnrIersrs. 81 Any Of lhcnI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
u Il ta<' g. EE.S

SALT, PEPPER aud SPICE
SUGAR AND COZ INDltiD AND MAD
FEF, DER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
DOMESTIC sNT.EIsEE IL J..
FROM FLORIDA

From he Safaaaai GtorR7ao. January =.
Al esteemed esppndent communicates the fol
owing information:
! "Thc scambosf join Adams arrived at Black
Geek tfoat Fort Melton on Wednesday mernnc.
AID departed lhrurc the sane ttrhing, arriving here
rail, on Saturday, tie aei instant.
"The arlps under tlr command Of Brig. Grn.
Eusti- NOW OPERATING on the 81. Johns. aud liz trb-
utsy cham 81 lakes. bid pushed ITS way and .siab-
lsbrd tott eaIl.d font Iaylnr, aboa 100 miles above
Like H,fuev. bY na'er, and Ind marched IN rnr
,nit 81 tie cneruy With about son mcu. Gen. Jesup
ta,na tie mouned fosce with him. lcit on tltr Gth
Jn,faot. 10 jeia Col. Taylor gtng drce inns ioi
Gen. En,r, 10 oliow hi, rjute with all practicable
expcdttion
ll. utfwo afterwards, however. General Jesup
drspa' ehrd N express 10 iHiom General Enstis Of
H. alun,l inpa sblr -tt al The iobte hr h3d
ellrlotcr, aud advised Lb taking one that PROMISED
greater aciIlfics,
" General Jcsup. NH, m,rcl captured an lodi
Who WIS threatened with summary pun, hmtnt If
he did not point out and conduct his detachment 10
tie position where th' nam lpce 0l the Iudi1us acfe
eorctrd THIS, tie Iudai said lie would do. aud
frmatk that he could point outa spot where the
rurlpy had collected number Of lags--ihcsr were
Accordingly found. The llnr ol n.arch, under the
conduct Of the Iudian as guide was tbcn taken up.
aud - lie rNPtess LETT abeut thai time, nothing ftn
lhrr "a thc subject IS known.
The army - coHt enetttag IN al ttr ctious about
Nbd /, called fIfe Orr ChuLh e Like, aud tbeuc"
leross 10 tire Atlantic 10 lhr 81. Lucia river. On
III" lar just mcuIlontd, Ceinnrl taylor had Id bat
lie A pniut about o miir> below snu Ba,sln9et,
winch hes below the kssitllure Ia e.
'Ihr 1t regiment Il artillery lave been NOV
ed IRON ,hen posi ion Nsow Nn-qndo. Ia one
near the 81. Ino.a IVA. 81 - /" operasr III
le5t ii H.. entm,. whilst tie amy DIVES them
III front.
In lhe artion e rolonc Taylor on the o5lh. Co
lonl t;rufrY aud lis said 10 haye been 4aot
4 t. L. IL ItU
rtcrn'd Two "o,ud,, liz ,econt through the
rrcl aud Lieut.. tenlcr MS shot BY an lad N i,om
- nee.
- Ih- Missouri volunteers are said 10 have be-
lltcd badly, h ,ln2 r.u al,l anl left lIrlr gallant
colonel To II culeti Of tbc field ~ thr leguids 5,
aasod.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
DFEsECTDR.y,

Jnu. " Dung,
DAVID =. l.Nnali.
Jno. Nc kiniIcA.
lDlvtl Rudcs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
From the Bu6alo Commercial Advertiser


AFFAIRS OF THE UPPER PRovINCE.-Things
are approaching crisis. The Governor has
been transporting boats from Niagara, in wagons,
to Chippewa where, breast works have been
thrown up opposite Navy Island. The Patriot
camp is in excellent spirits, 81 making every pre-
paraon to resist an assault. Mrs Mackenzie is
with her husband, and refuses to leave him.
She bids fair to become the heroine of this ro
mantle expedition. The scouts and expresses o.!
Gen. Van Rensselaer, brings gratifying intelli-
gence from the northern and western districts. IL
would be improper for us to he more explicit at
present. While we yindicate the" supremacy
of the laws" it would be contrary TO our feelings
and principles to give any information III rea-
ton to the plans of the Patriots, which mi ghl
prove preudcal to their cause.
Gen. Van Rensselaer, gives orders not to fire II
gun until the loyalists forces have commenced. 4
few shots have been sent from the other side, but
it was only necessary to show blaZ ing match to
make those engaged in it scamper. On firing
the salute, on Monday, the shot OF three guns
were not drawn. They however, did little dam
age-tore up a bridge, and knocked over I'M
Inhabited shantee.
They have Is cannon, very large quantity of
ammunition, and are well prepared for an assault.
Yesterday the actual force enlisted and enrolled,
was 523 this is exclusive of Il large number en-
ployed in'varous ways, who do not belong to the
regular forces.
We do not believe Sir Francis troops can be
|
will find glorious grave in Niagara, whose ca
taract will be their winding shetland its thunders
their requiem
From the Buffalo Com. .Aiu. Dec. 2sth.
Our citizens all the qua Uire from an ear
y hour, in consequence OF report that the Brit
ish forces had made landing on the lower por-
ton of Grand Island, for the purpose of dislod-
ging the insurgents from. their strong hold on
Navy Island.
1t was stated that several hundred indians.w
Of the number.
The news spread like wildfire, and our streets
were soon filled with groups of citizens eager TO
learn the correctness ofthe rumor meeting
took place at No. 200 main street, at which >. >
Case was called to the chair, and IL. Seymour r
appointed secretary. 1t was OH motion
Resolved, That committee o! five be appoln
ted to wait on the Sheriff, and respectfully solicit
him to ascertain whether such armed force
from Canada have landed upon Grand Island
and within the territory Of the United States ana
if so that he call out the power OF the county 10
repel such INVASION of our territory.
A messenger was then despatched ny inc us
rict Attorney to learn the facts, Whlie TWO OF ue
assistant MarsllaIs also proceeded to me spo'' ~
demand of those thus assemhed-lt actually
thcre-tlat they peaceably and immediately &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
lice Observation-Disclosures.
For THE called OMAN.
FREE SCUSSIO NO.

FIX l. t. ID G u S S Q NO. III.
MIR EDIToR:-In commune alton published in
late number of the Caedonan, threw ont few
hints upon free discussion. AS this subject engross-
so large share of public attention, have con-
cluded, with your permission, to pursue it some
what further; imploring the charity of your readers
10 overlook my errors, and their attention TO what
ever may be said to interest them them, either as
patriots, philanthropists christians
remarked in my last communication, that a free
interchange of thought necessary TO restore
mankind to state of purity and happiness and that
aproper distinction should be kept up between SLAM
der aud criticism. How often is an innocent and
unfortunate person held up to public rdcule, by
the family circle and youthful assembly His weak
nesses and imperections magnfed into many
mountains of guilt and hatred, just if the peace
and prosperity of the whole nation depended upon
his character. Such conversation cannot be prof
table or vlrtuous; it is murderous 1t can find no
approval in our holy religion the spirit of our con
snon. The mantle of charity should be thrown
the faults of our neighbors, and nothing but
the good Of society should induce to publish their
imperlections. Whenever we suffer our ieaIouses
or hatred to injure the reputation of acquant-
auCc, we not only ransgress The laws Of God but
oYcrslep the limits OF free discussion a. guaranteed
to us by the constitution Of our county. ANY sub
Ject that has bearing on our national affairs, is
connected with individual or the public good is a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
s9Sg ~ e ZEE &a

Departed this life, in Lyndon, on the 3D. inst,
MIR ENocu WING, aged 50. BY this Prov.
dence, his family have been deprived Of kind and
provdent parent, and tho community of an estima-
bic citizen who died IN the pleasing hope Of better
resurrection.-C Conan.
In Danville, Jun. 5, Mr. JosEPu MoRRILL, Rev.
outionary Pensioner, aged 81.
In Boston, John X. Simpson Esq aged so.
In Montpelier, January 3, Mrs Hatch, wife of
MIR Timothy Hatch, aged ~.
In Coventry, Nov. 4, of the Group, Susan Frances
ughter of Dea Seth Cowles, aged years
In Montpelier, Jan. |, Mrs. Bethiah Fletcher,
aged rs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09
ALEXANDER GILCHRISI' Complainant
SINE COW RIDER Defendant.
DIV HEDLh ~ tItNI-1tt
IN CIANCERY.


LcUOStuNCe " ttC IOtt
FBvHAT on the 18th day Of June 1929, the De-
4 PENDANT was justly indebted to the Complain
ant by promissory Note dated on the said 10th
day of June 1929, for the sum of One hundred and
thirtv-nine Dollars, payable on demand with inter-
est within three years from the date thereof Tor val
uc received; and secure the payment OF SAID
promssorv Note the Defendant on the same day
last aforesaid executed and delivered to the Com
planant Decd of piece or parcel OF Land lying
in Barnet described follows, vil-BeginnInS on
the Northerlv line of Lot No. eleven III the alter
division drawn to the original Right of John Bloun,
where said line intersects the Westerly limo or
Somers hundred Lot-thoncc along the NORTH
erly line of Lot No eleven aforesaid North 20 40
crCcs West till it strikes the range line 81 hundred
ac re Iots-thenco South as degrees West along
said Range line far to include all Lots NO
eleven and ten and so much of No. nine and eight
as said Simeon bought of Stevens Rider as appears
by said Stevens Riders Deed 20 said Simeon Nider
and James Rider; to which Deed was annexed IL
condition that if the said Simeon should pay me
contents of the aforesaid Note according to It's tenor,
then said Deed to be void otherwise in force. lhat
the Defendant has never paid said Note to Com
plainnnt or any part thereof, although it has long
Since become due and said conveyance has become
absolute. And the Bill prays that the said SIMEON
may be docreed to pay the contents OF sad mote 10
the Com painant by short day tn be set by the
Court or in default thereof that his equity OF re-
demption in said Morgagod premises be forever
lnreGlosed.
Bill signed by Alexander Gilchrist
by CHARLES DAVIS, Solicitor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

CALEDONIA
THE foregoing Bill being presented to mo the
u,dorsiunnd one Of ihn Chnucellnrs ofthc State,
and it being made to appear that Simeon rider,
the Defendant is oc this State and gone 10
parts unknown; 1t is ordered that the C"nP"lh-
ant notify the Defendant to appear before the SUI
preme Court next to be holden at DaEviie within
aud for said County of Caledonia on the 7th !ues-
dav next after the 4th Tuesday IN January, y. ID
1898 us u Court of Chanoery then and there to an
syyer unto the aforesaid Complainant, and TO do and
perform what shall he decreed in the .premses-hy
cnusns the substance of the Bill aforesaid together
with this order to be published IN the Caedonian,
Newspaper printed and published at st johnsbury,
in said Caledonia County three weeks successfully,
tho last of which publications shall net be less than
Chancery aforesaid
Givon under my hand at Danvllie, in the County OF
Caledonia this 25th day of December, A ID 1887,
22-3w ISAAC i. REDFlELD, Chahceior'