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=, RICHARDS. Tobacco and Snuff malutac-
- :urer, No. 277, Camp s:--et, New-oreans,
wishes to inform his friends and the public in general,
dat he ,now prepared 20 surnisl, any thing n the
above business, and has constantly tot Vie the following
articles:
SNUFFS.
Rose, German Rappes,
Alaca'ey, Englisli Phi :-Kegent,
American Raltes; Natchitb:l,es
Initiated, AmericafI gentfe'uatis,
Bergamot, lhnkcnt Rappee.
irish Backguard, St. Omar,
Curacoa, Paris,
Pare Smnsh, Half coatse HapIee,
Scotch, ahH genuine tootl, powder.
1UBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented OF plain.
Fine cut smoking, II various qualities
Rib-foot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
he above articles all WARRANTED asg o. ifhot
el1or to any thing Of tile kind imported, and will be
furnished to dealer ION the most lihe-ter,ns. may 4
n EW BEDFORD SPERM CANDTES-ltU boxes
~ Of New Bedford Sperm Candles, landing from
ship Kentucky, and far sale by
LAWRENCE Il LEGENDRE,
je0l .G 4 90 New Levee
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SHIPPING
For Europe.

FOR LONDON-Passage only.
Fl The A | and fns, sailing barque NlMROD,
,ff4afVs Captain Patterson, will meet with immediate
- z4alAE despatch. For passage onlj, having hand
accommodations, apply to
LEVI H GALE,
jyl2 90 Common street
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SPERM CANDLES.-Seventy-f boxes, various
y brands, Tor sale by
WINSTON & SHALL.
ie23 Front Leyee.
gVYO LET uut LIST November next; the elegant
i Dwelling House, No III ST. JOSEPH street.
Apply at No. IA Poydras street. jyl9
g0Ol BARREI.s LIME landing FROM brig Uncle
lUSJU Sam, for sale by
jyl9 S 81 P WHITNEY
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NOTICE.

BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS
T UST received by ship Charleston and brig Ialley
u rand 800 cases Boots, Shoes and Rrogans, com
,priang good assortment and which will be sold low
fer cash. or good CITY paper A DUNBAR
mai 81 Customhouse st.
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NEW HAT STORE.
lust received per late arrivals from New York,
Tie subscriber would rarculaiIy cali the attention
Of the public tn st, le of beaver hats OF II superi,
finish fine texture, rio and beautiful lus're also to
fine plain Russia hat of superior duality; and nfu
splendid article Of silk hat, ,oget or with senet rs
sortment manufactured by himself expressly f0r tls
market, wholesale aud reta
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp stt-et.
n q CT, and country dealers are invited to csll:
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ETAT DE La OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District
Judicaire.
flames MAYFlEI.D contre creanciers.-l.a
~ cession Ties bens dn pettonnairc ayan etc accep-
tee par la coui au ben6ee des crtancies ordon-
ne anune assemblGe de creancers ait lieu en- Pc
tude de WIN Lewis, nolare public, eudi lie d. Aout
10 henres du matn, nfin de delibeer les afares
cont,e sa persone ct ses prophecies sont urretces
Par ordie de la Cour outlet 1888.
IL Juliet LIE BLANC, Dep. Greilier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
BLANKS
For sale at This Office.
NOAH DOE rs. WILLLA.M SY.nES.
IN CHANCERY.


NOAH Doe OF Ryegate in the County of Gale
" donia and State Of Vermont, having fled his
bill of Complaint against William Symes, late of
said Ryegate, resident in the State of New
York, returnable the Court of Chancery, next to
to be holden at Danvllle, within and for said Gale
donia County, on the seventh Tuesday next after
the fourth Tuesday of January, A. ID. 1888, charg
ing in substance, that the said Symes had, on the
26th day of February, A. ID. 1884, executed prom
issory note of that date, to Samuel Huchins
for the sum of one hundred and twenty ight dol
lars and eighty two cents, payable on demand with
interest annually, to said Hutchins order; that
for the payment of said note according to the
thereof, on the same 28th day of February, A. ID.
1884, the said Symes mortgagcd to said Hutchins,
the following described lands, to wit: being about
20 acres off the oastorly end of certain tract
parcel of land lying in the north division of SAID
Ryegate in the 9th Range, which tract or parcel
was decided to said William by Campbell symes by
deed dated May 9th, A. ID. 1926, and is all of said
tract or parcel lying east of the highway leading
from John Nelson's in said Ryegato to Barnet meet.
ing house, excepting 40 decided by said Will
liam TO Abigail Morse by deed dated Sept. I9th
1884, and recorded-that afterwards, on the goth
day of May, A. d. 1887, the said Hutchins duly
assigned said mortgage together with said note, to
said Doe, for valuable consideration, who is now
the owner thereof that part said note has ever
been paid, praying foreclosure of the equity o.!
redemption. A. UNDERWOOD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

STATE OF YER MONT.
Countn Court. December Term 1897.

Coatntv Court December Term 1887.
WHEREAS at the term aforesaid RICHARD
w Blasdcl of Conessus in the County OF Lily
ingson and State Of New York had pending In SAID
Court his action Of Ejectment against William Car
ter of Peacham in said Caledonia County, ana A.
mos Gage of Dearbornsvillc in Ware County, Men
igan and Alexander Dutton of Chelmsford, Mid
dlesex County and State Of Massachusetts, wherein
the said Blasdel declares against tho SAID Carter,
Gage and Dutton Gin plea that to the SAID bais-
dell, Plaintiff, the Defendants render the seizuro
" and peaceabe possession of a certain piece or
" tract and messuage of land with the appurtenan-
" ces and buildings standing thereon, lying and be-
" ing in the town of Peacham aforesaid and de-
d" scrbed follows, to wit: two pieces OF land, the
g first piece contains acre OF land-sltuateu on
" the East side of the Highway leading from the
" Hollow so called to Danvie, embracing the dwell
"ing house and barn and out houses herewith con-
" nected, and the second tract contains about three
fourlhs OF an acre of land having the Blacksmiths
" shop standing on the same, being part OF Lot NO
L" 65 in the Square called, and is the same land
q and premises which the said Amos and Alexander
bought of the said Richard on the 18th day OF A
l." pril 1885, and the Same land, house and shop
"known by tho name of the Blaisdel Place IN
4" Peacham Hollow--of which tract and premises
{" the said BlaisdclI On the first day of September
:! 1886 was we'll seized and possessed in his own
d" right in fee--and remained thereof possessed I'M
&c til the Goth day of December A. ID. 1886, when
I" the defendants thereunto entered and eJected, eX-
"pelled and removed the Plaintiff theretrom with
" out law rig hit and ever since have and still 90
d" keep ont the said Blasdell from the premises taxi
" ing the whole profits to themselves-whch is to
' the damage of the said Blaisdell the sum of2OO
" dollars, to which, together with the quiet
and peaceable possession of the aforesaid prem ses
" with just costs the said Rlaisdell brings suit -
And it appearing to the Court that the SAID Amos
Gage and Alexander Dutton have not been notified
of the tendency of said action, IL is ordered, by
said Court, that the Plaintiff cause the said Amos
Gage and Alexander Dutton to be notified thereof
by publishing the substance of his declaration to-
gether with this order of Court three weeks sue
cessivey iu the 'Caledonian,'' newspaper printed
at st. Johnsbury in said Caledonia County, the last
publication to be at least thirty days before the next
Term of said Court to holden at Danville in said
Caledonia County the first Tuesday of June
next to which term said cause stands continued.
24-3w SAMUEL B. MATTOCkS, Clerk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY SIS.
WHEREAS it has been mado to appear to the
undersigned, that William Symes, the Defendant
in the foregoing bill, resides without this State, to
wit, in the State of New York-It is, therefore Or
dered, that notice to said Respondent, of the pen
dency of the foregoing bill, be given by publication
of the substance thereof together with this ORDER
in the Caledonian, newspaper, printed at ST.
Johnsbury in the County of Caledonia, three weeks
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 Danvilie, this 23d day of
December, A. ID. 1887.
23-3w j. COLLAMER, Chancellor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
,vuE 5JNEON HOUSE.

vr,ur s,hscriber would inform his friends and the
pubo that the last he has made h valu%i
bic improvements his es,a6lIh%en a SsHa W
hS splendid Bs aSs Po'' osF S'
tons and he hopes stronger inducements for pub
lie patronage. ,,....,a bic concern. he has con-
strue9ed a"G in,o the bo1ehs of beautiful Maple
ms Situated in font OF the House, thereby afford
n see pleasant prospect of the surrounding hs ana
ygss The 1Ge hs a Sst% 'f hmsef sn%t
w ar eV anoearances may be ne
oSd ASSURE those who feel disposed to favor
hm with their that no pa"s sar Ie
spared to render the weary traveller &c tender to
na nuPPse his acknowledgement for the liberal
rs he hone to merit, continuance OF the same
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
NEW eSGeOEDS.!!
CHEAPER TEI.A.N EVER-NO MISTAKE!

VHyHE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
Il their customers and the public generally, that
they have just received an additional supply of
SISSWp GOODS making their assortment
complete. And we would say, if great bar
gains object, please give us call Many
articles which we have just purchased we shall sell
at prices so low, for cash do,on, as will doubtless
astonish the purchaser. For instance, will sell
sheeting of tar quality, at 1-2 cents per yard.
American Calicoes at unusually low prices. La
dies for less than dollar, get enough 10 make
a go-to-meeting dress; and what is better wont
fade by washing Elegant Merino Shawls at
$5,25-such heretofore have sold at $S-
Mernoes, Crcassians, Camlets, Fancy Hdkfs.,
Pocket do. in short good assortment of shelf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
MALL amd winter Goods.

The subscriber would also inform his customers
and friends that he has just received new asSor
'A' WIN md WINTER GO DDS,
I'LL, 10 oGars G,r sale on reasonable terms.
WHICH no o''o' '0' JOHN BACON
Passumpsic, Oct. 10, 1887. TT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

a sETT OF SCOTT'S FAMILY BIBLE, For
A SALE BY SIIEDD 81 JEWETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
w. 4. Goods and Groceries,

prime assortment. Young Hyson Tea of fair
quality at 45 cents. All articles which we have
Just purchased, or previously had on hand, will be
sold low, Uerg Loao when compared with their pres
ent market value. We want to raise lots of casI
and shall sell cheaper for cash doon than we can ON
credit But we also want lots of demands against
those who are responsible to pay them when they
shall become due TheI efore invite all who
wish 10 purchase Goods on a credit, (if respous;
6te) and all who wish to purchase with cash or
most kinds of produce to call and examine the
new Goods. We pledge ourselves, that no pains
ton to all who may favor with their custom
Gentlemen and Ladies, please call and take off
what Goods we have on hand, and a new supply
shall be forthcoming SElEDD IL JEWETr.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. /, 1887. 14-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15
Jan 80
WTERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-pur,u.

WTERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-pursu.
v ant 10 the last will and testament Of Maj. Robe,,
Park decd offer, at private sale, The lands beIors.
nr To- his estate siluacd Oxford Granville Coun;
North Carolina
THE uuper tract lies on both sides Of Fishing Creek
within two miles of that nourishing village, and est.
mated to contain 900 acres, 200 Of which creek
bottom very productive in grain, and susceptible G.!
great improvement, at moderate expense The upland
is soft easily cultivated, and productive ard such o
as is not fresh, having for the mos, part grown up
pine. is rapidly recovering lis former fertility. Thee
are 300 acres original timber. well suited 10 both lem
cnr and building purposes, and 81 situated rs 10 be-
yrnienl all parts of The plantation The improTr.
mcn,s consist OF comfortable dwelling house, With SIX
rooms-a large cotton gina granary with stabIrs al
tacied-a smoke lIouse-corn crib-iobacco barns and
some cabins Il is believed that excellent ovcrsau
mill might he built this tract, commanding the best
water power in the neighborhood.
The lower tract is situated four miles from Oxnrd
and contains. by very old surveys, Gao acres This is
generally believed ~ be of the best estates OF lis
tent in this section of country. About lcO
creek bottom. Of superior quality and from i1O 10 1op
acres of tobacco land yet 10 clear. Timber Is
abundant and tritling cost. The saw mill, which
on good site, mi ght be put IN operation, and irndcrr
profitable. There two settlements on this land wiki
dwelling and cut houses 4, cach-so'ne good tobacco
barns, &c.
The terms will be made accommodating, and we in.
wife proposals from such persons disposed 10 make
investments in valuable real estate.
Oxford offers the advantages OF schools and good 50.
ccty and these lands present those OF soil fine water
and pure air-Writlen communications i'll be address.
ed TO US ct Warrenton. North Carolina.
WELDON n EDWARDS.
GEO d. BASKERVILLE.
Executors If Robert Pdrk. Gcrd
Is
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rEIEE :E.TNA
FERE Insurance GO2NpHAy

a RE continuing to take risks in Town and o"u mIs
IA on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures ao ,s
and other Buildings and Furniture, Libraries T
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machinery, anu ~.
Stock Of Mills and Manufactures, Us well as on most
other descriptions of insurabe property. The Terms
will in all cases, be made favorable, as can be obtain
ed a, any other good Office. Applications to be MADE
either personally or by letter, to me AGehi IN
.4gcnl Il, Richmond.
TflOS K. BRACE,
President lEtna Insurance Company.
THE subscriber intending for the future 10 devote ms
,drJpd attention to the subject Of Insurance, thinks
!, nroper to add, that EVERY loss whcl has occurred
during his agency of the Etna Office, for the last 10
vears has been literally adjusted and settled 10y him, 10
The satisfaction Of the parties insured
'' JNO. o LAY,
.lycnt .Etua insurance Company
ri, m Sli-w52w'
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DOMESTIC.
FLORIDA

THE SERVICE FLoRrpA.-Apprized, as we have
been from lime To time, OF the deadly service in Florida,
in which gallant urmy has b-en since 1885 engagrd,
We were not little surprised learn the great morta
ty amnng lis officers and Since the commence.
ment Of hos!iIities n, less than fifteen of the former,
viz: one L;ea,euanr Colonel, Major four Captains,
nine Sr5a:srus and Assistant Surgeon have fallen
where they fnuIht-in the hottest Of the fight by the
rifles Of thu t-!"crIs Indian.
10 the above number must he added fifteen other Off
GERS who ar. fallen victims to the unrulihiness of the
climate, whore has been their fate to be employed.
Eicrsu officers. too. have received wounds, many Of
whom yet bear The missiles that inflicted them about
Their persons.
like proportion of the regular rank and file save
likewise been killed and wuunded but the precise NUN.
her cannot be ascertnned.
1t may not be embarrassing to learn That the militia
force al different limes which has been mustered into
The service of the United States for duty in Florida, is
about 21 900 OF which number the killed. reported
thus lar, is four officers and twelve men
G.9rmy d. .}aru Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15
Jan. %
CITY SAVINGS BANK.


TEJHlS Institution went into operation on the first
day of the present year.-With view to promoi.
ing spirit of economy especially among the n,
boring classes Of the community. this Association VIII
receive on deposilr. such OF money as may be
offered from time lime less in amount than i've
dollars upon which interest, at the rate OF five per
cenlum per annum, will be allowed en days after such
depose) upon all sums remaining for less time h2n
six months; and upon all remaining longer time
than six months. interest Of six per centum per an
mum will be aIlowed-ffteen days notice o Intention 10
Withdraw being required
Certificates Of deposite will be issued, signed by the
President and Cashier and all property and funds be-
longing TO the Institution bound for the payment
thereof.
D,scorsr DAys.-Every Thursday evening, 4: clock,
at the office at ShockG Warehouse.
SAn1L. WlNFREE, President.
SAML F. ADrE, Cashier.
l.. B. BESrLEY. Secretary
Robt Fl. Jenkins. Benz Sheppard, p. Edmunds, Rich
ard b. Haxall, Jas C. Crane, Jas r Bridges, j. Fry,
R. NJ: Crump, Hornce l. Kent, James " DbreII' Fay
elite LatIrop H. Baldwin, Alex. Duva, James Allen,
David Bridges, Robt c. Williamson, John n Gordon,
Judah Myers. r. Edwards, ir., VIM. Allen, William 5.
Pumer, Jesse Snead-Drectors
Feb. S4-2awSw
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POETRY.
u,y,xrK rMA,Ns us,rNs."

from Miss Lanlon's "Eth.t Church;u.")
BT-GONE DAYS.
Dream no more Of that sweet time
When the hear; and check were young,
Drecm no more Of TINT sweet tir,y
Eco tho veil from life was tlpns.
Yet the check retains the rose,
Which its beauty had Of yoro,
But iae bloom upon the heart
Is no more.
We have mingled with the false,
Till belief has lost her ehnrm
Which it Ind when hope wus new,
And the pulse Of feeling wurm.
We have the boon wrung
d. the mask which friendship wore
Affections trusting happiness
Is no more.
We have seen the young and gay
Dying as tho aged die;
Miss we not tho laughing voice
Miss No no, the laughing eye!
Wishes take the place Of hope,
We have dreamed ill faith is DER;
Its freshness msdu life fur, and that
Fair is no more.
Take away yoa sparkling bow -
WHIST is left TO greet US now
Loathing lips that turE away,
Dcwncast eye nnd weary brow.
Hopes and Joys thst wont 10 smile,
Mi.th ,hs, lii its purple store;
Friends that won, to join the pledge,
Are no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15
Feb. 10

Drawing of Wesburg Lottery, No. !, for le35-
drawn goth inst
SO ~ ID II II y ] 81 20
Nos i 80 81 another capital, sold at the Counter to
gentleman from the country in package Always
nppy oyt Tor prizes he is the pet son Of Madame
Fortune.
Foyt is selling capital prizes thousands upon thou
sands-he continues BE- the most fortunate vender IN
the world. On the lT.h inst, mos, magnificent Lot
HOYT
On the 9th March Lottery draws-CaPital SGnUOO
Tickets S2O-order them from HOfI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15

BDY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, hearing dn,e the ls
s D day Of May, ls2J, and admitted 10 record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Chesterfield IN
the 9Th day of February, $780, from Carter N Gillian
and Elizabeth NJ his wife, 10 the subscribers, in order 10
secure 10 Colin Clark, his assigns, certain Of
money therein menlioned-We. or one of US, will, on
Saturday the Oath day Of February next h at IL O'clock
Zach the trnct of Land in the deed above named with
The Improvements heIesn containing mi 1oo "5
Sed and is bounded by the said river and Stony Greet
und the lands of James Lyle shnm Pickett and oilers
or so much thereof may be snhcent 10 pay and
,;C the sum Of Two thousand FIVE hundred and eleven
dollars, will, interest, and cost of executing the trust
deed which sum is assigned and set over 10 kne' Tenn
pie and james W. Winiree, by deed from Colin Clark
bearing dao the 9Th day Of December e33 and record
ed in the Clerk office of the County Court OF Chester
field on the l4,h day Of December, e3' The tract Of
Land in the deeds above named, is the same on which
Mr.. ~ w Hancock now resides. The tile to this land
is believed to be insputabe, bnt we can only conycy
such title a5 is vested in us as trustees.
WIN. b. CLARKE, r.
WM. A. PATERSON H"S"S'
Ian 20 sl-2awtds
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Sl0.OOO! 81 of l.00o.!
WEpGsnaSa State LOTTERY.

Class No ] Tor the benefit Of the Richmond Academy
to be drawn at Alexandra, Virsna, Saturday, Fe-
bruary Eth, 1928.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
$40 O0O 10000! 5000! 900! 3,O0J 300! ,9lO: so
prizes of 600 dollars
Tickets $I0-shares in proportion,
a package of whole tickets will be sent for 500
Shares in proportion. Certificate OF package OF wioes
will be sent for $3.50. Shares in proportion. ~ Ad.
dress the lucky Minister for them, HOiT.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by tie package single
ticket, by the ulI-!ucky HOi1,
AT the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle. who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the prompt attention as on personal ap.
pcaon and the Cornucopa sent gratis, containing the
Grawing-if addressed 10 y. NJ. HOYT.
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