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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
YaZOO City Hotel.
lII IIAI

fwH HE undersigned takes this method
IL of returning his thanks to his
Te0ds and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO him and
Especially asks continuation thereof,
IS prepared and VIII keep horses for
PRISONS by the day, week, or month, on
0od terms, his stable is large and dry
90 shall be attended TO by the best 0,
.s'leF'' and will keep constantly on
IaNa' good proycnder, Tie public are res
Pe''ulsy invited TO give me call.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
sHERIFF's SALE.
Z PursseIl
Va Fl ia
III S.obogh

"A 0tODO6u
Returnable 70 Holmes Circuit Court 20
October term 1910.
WNY virtue Of the above stated execu-
I'D lion 10 me directed, and in order 10
satisfy the same, shall expose to sale al
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, al the court house door Of the county
Of Holmes, 10 the Town Of Lexington, on
the
first Monday The 18Th day Of October neat,
The following described tract or parcel OF
land, 10 vii: the south half Of west ha.foi
Of north east quarter, aud the north halfoi
east half Of south west quarter, section IS
township IA, range east.
Levied on as the property OF Henry
Stobogh, 10 satisfy The above stated exe-,
cn,Ion and cost Of suit. vii sell all the
right, title and interest that the defendant
mas IN and 10 the above described tract or
parcel Of land
J ID WYATT, Sheriff
Of Holmes county,
by AG OBEY, DIS
X s. Froyser A'ys for pl'f
Aug % % ids pr fec Il 10 so
SHERIFF SALE.
M Kelly use NC
VS. venditio eXpouas
Elisha Bell
Re;urnable TO Holmes Circuit Court to
October term 1910.
10y virtue Of the above stated vendiiio
ND exponas to me directed, shall
expose 10 sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash, al the Court house door Of my county
on the
FIRST Monday The 5th day of October ncrt,
the following described lrac. or parcel Of
land 10 wit: section %, township l6 range
one west.
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, Elisha Bell 10 satisfy The above
stated case and cost Of suit. will sell
ali the right tile interest aud clam, that
The defendant Elisha Bell las in aud TO
the above Described land.
j ID WYATT, Sheriff
| Oi Holmes county.
Mount pl'fs ai'y.
Aug 20 AZ ids prfce do 80
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
AiNsO ENCY.

sah nuQerslRned having been APP
i 7 pointed hy ihe Hnnorsille ProbaIa
ssou1s ~ Hplnirs county. Mississippi, n
lns IVY term, 4 $40, hereof, commission-
e.s ~ receive, examine, audit ana allow
Chains egnlnsi me esinse 81 Slmnel Elicit
liscsaaed, late M said sSnlsiv. viii Inees at
Il.s house 81 As Havs.Sn thesist Saturday,
r = eseh MONTH or he next three noulhs
for that purpose. '''f7'
FH XIV. N ATR1cK "
Nv. +. AUSTIN N M \
July ~ 70 Sm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
W W Whitehead,
:. vs. Fl "a

ka,ru," Y Harrington claf
''"aO's 10 Holmes Circuit Court to
Nv October term, 1870.
virtue Of the above stated execution
4 ~ ~ me directed. l shall expose 10 sale
I~ ~ highest bidder Tor cash. before The
Ta ~; u !, =. door Of Holmes county II, To
49, noadoy he yctnty first dsy Of
W, !, September.
N. , vac following described property, d
Dwa .ts numbers A and S, sec,ion 81.
Isu'p 10, range 8 cast.
flar,,a'esu.lo on as the properly Of Wiley o
lcu,;ae syn, % salify tho above stated ok.
'u'Ou and ros, Of suit.
J. D. WYATT, Sheriff
Aug Is 40 tds i, ' re- d &
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

tfg &4t
NAc@Y virtue Of The above suited Il fas u
NO me directed. shiil expose 10 pub-
lie sale before The Court House door III
my county on the
First Monday IN October nert,
the following described lois az parcels Ill
lands, 10 vii sosth east quarier east
half south west quarter west hall north
est quarter section M. ], Iownship Nn.
la, range No. 2 east spMth hnlf east
half south esst quafter section No. y,
township No. IA, range No. east, II.
M. A, section No. 80, township M. 4 b.
range Nj. 2 easl apnth half east haIf
sou,h east qnarleI section M, 2, town.
hip No. Ia, range No. Q east; west
lhpIi north west quarter, easl half sontl,
west quarter and south east quarter sec
linn No. 1. township M. IA, ranas No.
II east. There Is 4 cine Steam Slw aud
GrisimiIl, On the above tract * iand HI
fine order Cor business.
/ Levied nm as .he property Jesse s
Ross and John y. Hess, IL satisfy INK
above stated CAGES and cost Of suit.
i August 9Th. 1870
1 u ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
BY A. g. OTEY, Deputy.
August 20, Az ids. Prs. fee $2i
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF SALE.
A White, use &c.

VS.. Fl "a.
Pile President and Trustees Of the Emary
Academy.
Ileturnable to tho Holmes Circuit Court,
to October Term, 1910.
DY virtue Of the above stated case,
lid will expose lopnblc sale at the courI
ouse door IN Lexington, on the first
Monday in October merit,
|he following property, to.wIt: Lot no
10, 10 the town Of Emary, known uni de-
Psualed on the plot Of said town on which
here is dne building, erected for an A
Eademy.
J. ID. WYATT, Sh'E.
BY ). ID. Williams, Dep'y.
Sept. IL, Ill DIV. prs. fee SIS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

S1EKIFF SALE.
johnson & Fisher.
VS. venditio exponas
&c Pickens, VIM l. Pickens &
Richard Nall, ct al
Returnable to Holmes Circuit Court
to October term 1910
RY virtue Of the above stated ven
~ ditto cxponas TO me directed, !
shall expose 10 sale to the highest bid
der fol cash, before the court house
door of my county, on The
First Monday IN October
next, the following described tract or
parcel of land, to wit; lot number 5,
in section 25, and the south half OF lots
numbers and 2, in section &c, town.
ship l6, range east and lot number
|, in section 81, township 16, in range
A cast and the north half Of north
west quarter Of section SO, in township
l6, range east.
Levied on as the property Of Rich
ard Nall. TO satisfy the above stated
venditio exponas and cost of suit.
will sell all the right, title interest and
claim, the said defendant Richard
Nall, has in and to the above described
Lands.
IN WYATT cbo,;T
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
Education.

IrxiyoToN FEMALE BOARDING
Nh SCHOOL, under the care d Miss
a. lion. commenced its second Session
Ii'l1'l',7 I'm inst. Pupils will be received
|pn wv lima during the session. Persons
'A" ..na;nted with the progress Of the pu-
pn', = ,bis institution, during the last sfs'
|pl's y 'ho desire Information on that sub
.on VIZ resnec.fully referred by Miss H.,
n ' NJ. Tory, Doctor Bone M,; , bo'iers,
.. House and Mr.. 8. v. Wilson, Of
!, ~, .;ng,on. and the vicinity and M. L..
!, n E.n. of Benton, Mississippi.
fg W",so,s and Gnardians in the country,
n;sh 10 avail themselves Of the pres
WV o"oorlunity Of educating their chill
Gu. ' 0p and wards, will ind the terms for
o'en .a I'M and Tuilion moderate.
OIsy;aoton, Sept. 10, 1910. If.
TIE STATE Or MISSISSIPPI.
r.,,h, Wca,hersby & In attachment re-
' ",'es Cock Executors turnhhle to the
v IWm. NJ. Weaihelsby Holmes Circuit
u VIM deceased Court III the April
vs Term, 1893, for
rom,s King. the sum Of So 36.
uyHE attachment in this case having
beep returned duly executed, il is
G.,erre considered that unless the SAID
s".o5on,s do appear on or before the frs,
%S e the next term Of this Court, Qhe
h;,d Monday Of October, ls40, )give spe-
,@l bo,I and plead therein that judgment
s.,I will be entered against them, and the
",oror,v 81 attached will be sold 10 salts
4 pIainiifl''s demand.
II. MORTON, Cl'k.
BY s n. Bapehn, Deputy.
Tapp & Mcneil. Au'As.
sen, 70, 44-6w Pr. fee. $40 so
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Robert Cook
W..
Charles A. Corbell.
Ia attachment reiurnable to the Holmes
Circuit Court at the April
Term 1910 for the
SUN Of S207 90
yNNlIE attachment in this case having
Leen returned duly executed /, !,
therefore considered that unless the sale
defendants do appear on or before the frs
day of the next term oil this Court, (tht
third Monday Of October, lS40,) give spe
caI tall and plead therein that judgmen
faal will be entered against them, and thu
property so attached will be sold 10 salts
ly plaintiffs demand.
II. MORTON, Crk.
BY S. ii. Dlughn, Deputy.
Kirkpatrick d Harris Au'ys.
Sept. II, 44-6w.-pr. Zee $40 80.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

Returnable to Holmes Circuit Court
to October term 1910
BY virtue Of the above stated
venditio exponas 10 me directed, shall
expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the court house door
Of my county, on the
First Monday Of October
next, the following described property
to wit: the east half south east quar-
ter section 90; east half north cast
quarter section 80, westhalfnorth west
quarter, section SO, all in township l6,
range 2 east.
Levied on as The property ofAsenath
w Arick, to satisfy the above stated
case and cost of suit. Twill sell all the
right title and interest that the defend
ant has in aud 10 the above described
WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
Rives g. r plff's atty
Aug 90 AZ ids pr lee IA
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF SALE,
w. Dnsey
VS. yendilio exponns
William III. Hines 1t al

W HlltUt IT, ttlHtS CT al
Returnall, t. Holmes Cirrnit Court, 70
OtiobeI term, 1910.
EH Y virtue of the above stated vendllio
EzD exponas, 10 me directed, shall
expose to public sale, TO The highest blq-
der for cash,at the court hosue in The town
Of Lexington Holmes county Mississippi,
on the
FIRST Monday IN October
next, the following described property, to
vital oi lumber II, and par, q %, plumber
81, fronting on the north aud south streets
33 feel in from, and runniog back the
whole length Of sad loi; situated in The
town Of Lexington.
Levied on us the properly Of William
III Hines 10 satisfy Tile above sisted case
and cost Of suit. will sell all the righl
lille ard interest that the defendant Hines
may have in and 70 The above described
property,
I'D WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county.
G e. Holt pld's al'y
Aug 20 AZ It's pr fee $40 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF SALE.
M M Rowan
VS. venditio cxponas
Lewis Richardson. ct al

Lewis richardson, ct al
Returnable to Holmes Circuit Court
TO October term 1910.
LEY virtue ofthe above stated ven
hD ditto exponas TO me directed, |
shall expose 10 public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door Of my county, in the town
of Lexington, on the
FIRST Monday IN October
next, the following described tract or
parcel of land, TO wit: lot number 7,
section 32,township l5,ofrangc 2 west.
Levied on as the property of Lewis
Richardson, TO satisfy the above stated
case and cost OF suit. will sell allth
right, title and interest that the dcfen-
dant has 10 and TO tie above described
property.
I'D WYATT, Sheriff,
or Holmes county.
Rives & Fraysier pl'f atty
Aug 20 AZ tbs pr fee 10 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
CHARGES As FOLLOWS;

WAn Of the charges due 10 be paid
soOu money when called on, no &C.
\ ou m Oh for baggage unless delivered
@e Clerk or Landlord.
! W., II. N. WHITMAN, Pro.
WOO City, Aug 80, 1910 az n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

BLANKS or ALL KIND FOR
SALE All THIS OFFICE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

Lire and let live Il can stand the Sub Treas
uy if any man can said an independent frmet as
ho M, his name to Il remuneration of VamDnrensm
IbAyc o4o acres OF land paid ior-a dairy of iG
cows and good stock Of y"nng ra;t.e ard h"gS--
while oue no man amy thing. Eut want Young
q MN 10 have the same chance had How did
Y scl,on property, Mr b. 4 began with my hands.
5onght my land on credit, and found !nen who
were willing 70 lr,, me with other property
The produce o my farm sold for good bank hills
and with them paid NY debts That is the way
hrpoor men to get along IN The world. Young
mcn who begin with lour hamds-ye WHO earn
your own living, will you support system which
"ikecp you upon piece of bran bread ali you"
INes.-Coisti! Hsrordtr.
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HARRISON sHEETHNG,
@S2AI1sG Sa

III This lawn, Oct 20, orlung fever, Mr. J+cop
lDe, aged 81.
!u G. eensboro vi Oct. 4tll widow Su anna Cor
lis, aged 100 years aud 25 tln, >. She hud had =,
husbands 3 children and 43 grand children, l0I
great grand childrcn, aud from 10 to great great
grand children. She had enjoyed Il christian
hope rs years exenpIi6edlts fruits in her li!a and
receivng it support IN her death Ga her cente.
nary birthday, she rode more Than = n,'ioe, and
gethpr it'll Ian &c assembly, collected especially
on her account, listened 10 Sermon by the Pt~tor
Of the Eattist Church in iard,vick, fro, y Tim.
6, "I.ud 1 nm now ready to depart aud the iiue al
my departure is at hand" She was allie "n hex ro
tam ho ne, 10 remember the text and seemed hnr
ny in the thought Of truth as applied 10 her owi'
case.
Died in The wear lS40, uANxAu VAHNuM, of
Peachnp, aged Al Unsupported by cheering hope
cne-riuiy size bid adieu 10 this world anticipating
l,urfect hIossedness only through is pe,,.ct light
su-ness 81 Him who died that we might live.
Her mortal remains sho Cheerinlly commits 10
his uulang 10 be raised at his appointed iiiie
in his eionnIs likeness 9tud made meet nnjuy
his blessed presence with all the redeemed lu,ever
more,
Again the Saviour concsh. ancient bands lofood,
Hear him ye dead, AN. all yc blind 6chGR
The AO">o was written bY The deceased horseit,
during her last sickness and requested t" he pub
lished after her drceas", AID also To ha'o tho two
last Ilhes engraved ON her tomb stone.
She the eldest Oflwn sisters who lost their
hearing by sickness at early age, and have since
continued Ia each soher+ society-thc loss 10 the
younger may be imagined 1t IL singular ILL
nes, Yet no less So for ryio1 gatherings of The pa
tient. than it for be. fra reliance ou tie hope
of happy Culture stll. Her Illness nsiri 10 weeks
the last % days of witch she subssted without
out any nuurishment, except, occasionally luking
some cold wafer. Her disease being at last an al
fectcd si""nach--uot only prohibited uourIshn,rnt
but deied medical aid She died on the Gh Of Oct.
COMM.
AT Salem, Vi, 2Sth uIl. Lusina, cunsurt of Cu
Moves i!opk;nson, the tumphs Of faith. aged 50
years On the 2is inst. Nh. Moves Adds Hop
kins"n, in The hope of u glorious immortality, ngrd
"a Yeas.
AT Castetou, Dr. Theodore Woodward PROBES
sor of Surgery, &c, in The Vermont Academy of
Mrdirine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
EoEAysic saMaa HsElysfciarss.

NUR late friend, Rev. G. c. Colon, makes The
SPio!iIwing remarks in AIS clGhraiud, work
"LAcon, many things IN few words - 'No
des pise ph ysic much H. ply siciaus because
50 thoroughly understand how l,lle il Ca.,
potI"rm. They have been tjRhcring the human
constitution four thousand years in order 10 learn
to about many disorders. The result is,
that mJcary and brimS'0ae the ouiy spec ii ca
fhcy havn discovered All The fatal maludts con,
tuur {" he what ii!oy IN The days Of Puracel-
s,.S, Ilip"craas, ard Gallon 'upprobra medcorum'
Il is trne thar each disorder has had thousand
prescriptions, put II sinio romedy. They poUf
variety nf salts and ACIDS, into marble mortar
and eApect sirniIar results when these ingredients
are poured into the hunan stomach but what can
he sr0undleSs reasOnings built ON such anoin
gees ? Eor Tie marble mortar admits the agency
of atmnsphoric air, whic cannot be said oi the hue
man stomach ; and again tho human stomach pos
sesEgs life, and the gastric jucc, which cannot be-
aid Of the marble nlnitar
It is better 10 have recourse 10 non -. ufissiQD.
al man if he eau disorders, although he
cannot explain them, IA certain consultation Of
ph ysicitns ~ The kiugdot, they all differed about
the nature of Intermittent aud all plansby de-
iined The d;seuse -Nt length uuu.medcnl, " no
h I'd been Gated in thus uerposed 4; Gen tiemen,
Won all seem differ about the nature of an inter
intent; permit meeX pain IL An intermittent ie-
fsv or, geuuenen, is 2 disorder WHICH epn eyre,
and which goa cannUL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
CURES EFFECTED BY TIE USE OF NOR
RISOH' 81 MEDICINES;

10 Dr. GEO. TAYLOR. 81 Broadway:
Sir--Fur about nine Yeats have been in de-
clining stale al health From my own feelings,
aud in the opinion Of other. was in the last sin-
gus of consum ption. The doctors having gwen me
up was Intuced 5v friend the Hvgeian
cause 10 try Morrsons Pills Of The British Collego
of Health. Besides consumption, COMPLAINT had
settled in one of my arms aud The muscles had be-
come 50 cont acted thai | could not get my hands
together 10y iour inches. am il good health
my ur,ns are of equal length in iucll am new
heIus.
therefore feel i, my duty send YOU my case
in hopes that II knowledge oi it may induce other
sufferers 10 try your invaluable medicines to which
alone, by divine permission, ! attribute my resto.
raticn 10 health after So many years Of affection
Yours, with respect, SARAH BARHYDT.
4isi street, het,v Sth aud 81, Avenues, n. Z.
Atrest,d Nv Mr. }. y. PERRY. corner OF Sth
Avenue i"d 4 sr suort. May Sih 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
BRIGHTON MARKET-Oct. 10
Reported for the Yankee Farmer.

ItHJUIVHTI VIIN'O II '!''r''7,
AT market, 5000 Beef Cattle, pairs ot working
Oxen, $50 Stores 90 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep;
1850 Swine.
PRIcE Beet CuuIe--F,rst quality at 5 so u $
rs; second quality $5 25; lhird qnnli'y 373 u
a IS.
BarreIIpg CanleA large number sold for So
for Mess aud for No. |; other nnhbrrS al i"Ss'
years old$2i aud ~
Sheop-lull. Lnts sold for | %, 30, l IS
as, 30, 2 IL, 2 81, and 90.
Swiue--Iots to peddle a, Sd for Sows a"d A
q 1 Cor Burrows; small lots selected Burrows
l.2 u 4 "a AT retail from to 5 | &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

FALL FAsuioNs.-I4nst Sabbath morning II
young' lady WAS seen vending her way 10 Church
with Elsstcr buttons OF her wrists, ald hole
as big as nnepenre an the heel Of her siocki',g-
-ProUiiencs Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
gS,GSO0,

and ony ten counties remain To be heard trom,
wGich in 1886 gaze Shannon aggregate major
ny of little over 900.
The State Legislature is Wig in both branches,
hy large maJorIties y letter from Ohio says
The contest has been an arduous one. All the
appliances Of government, directed by trained
Lands uf office holders, have beon put in refaision
To crush the dcracy of HE state but the ut
shows what the People eau do when They tahe
their cause into their hands
Pur down 20 Old Tips majority in Ohio % 600
ONO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
rho,n are 10 Congressional Districts in Ohio, of
which, in 1898, II were 3. and Wing. Tho
STA
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u3'See 10 it that the meeting the 10th for the
choice OF Electors is properly and seasonably no.
titled in each town
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

THE ECCLESIASTICAL COUNCIL, for the trial
OF Mr. Pierpont Tor his manifold cr,neS, cnne OH
yesterday at Hollis street church. There were
but eight delegates present, and the quorum, we
undersand was twelve. Rev sir. Robbins of.
fered Il resolution, That the meeting be dissol-
ved"--which carried. Mr. Piefp"nt rose
to speak, bnt interrupted by Mr. Lolhrop,
who told him, in effect ut least, TINT he had no
business there So the whole affair is q'iashed
for the present.-Bosion Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
F.7 $ mona BLE
T 4 IL q IL 1 n 4.

tn L S ~ RIDER
VIZ on I'D respectfully INFORM lie inhabitants
Nv Of Dauv HE ard Vicinity tliat lie has rented
the room! over 4 MchiilanS Store, (form.r!v
cupied by john H-Wostr"pp,) where tic I'lr, ds
to carry on tie
z 81 10 T. Ea {; E3 ea - i al c, :; $,
IN the nnA'est and most fashionable style.
The subscriber would resp rcti,iy >uiicit share
az public patronage, and feel, confident ,ha. he
shall receive it. aud liar thorough knoWlrtge of
his business, With attention t" the saue, VIII Ier
II H.
All order, from Distance thankfully rcvciv.
ed aud promptly attended la.
~ Cutting done ,hr shortest nntiCc.
uJ'.4I g4rascEts male by him toarSanied 10 fl.
JOSEPH bOLES.
DanpUe Green J ,co g
October ~, l-iO, s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

r-7vogEs for Electors may be had at this O
free ioy ~ cents per hundred,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

Las, Star contains u long story accusing
GIN rdesecraing The Sabbath at their la'o
tie Wns' Nashville. Tenn. This is the hrst
COnvenuo" have heard Of the story, and
Of any 'h"S cn, ,bo reading of il that the loco
should '"pr .aooon occasionally, on the day. ana
O'o' n's" oner songs, and p'radod the streets w''h
sung imp'0po, far the purpose of rdiculing the
banners o,,,erinls to make up some alarm
~hs'' "' rs they have heretofore DONE dseFe0''a
ing s"'' s,yngos. The proceedings ar" too
bic o'O" ood with the impress of Loo" Foco.
pan'! '"'I ;r,ken The party must be run rather
Is" to be obliged to manufacture s"o" "'S"'' irons
10" w. ,heir opponents. They cannot get much
's''''' .,o,iIy. they must be in the ditch,
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Saewes Stoves {!
= "a " paa for ale.

CULTIVATED in Barnet one mile from Stevens
- Village containing 100 acres of land, Sixty ave
acres of said farm being excellent interval on
winch has been raised 40 bushels OF w neat 10 me
acre. and The p,eseut year has been raised over 90
bushels of corn to rho acre, ,,,.>
On said Farm is good and convenient TWO
STORY HOUSE, win .w" Wood Sheds .g and a
,he oiher DO by Is and two Stacks OF liay, con
tanning about 10 tons.
Torms made easy for tho Pun chaser
JAMES WARDEN ar
ALEXANDER LANG, on
the promises ,o,, .o .
Barnet, Qot6ber 33, 1910 l69w3
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ID EH q % :
Unparalleled Revolution:
ilARRlSON'S TOWN, COUNTY, DISTRICT,
AND STATE
sss eeyee.vysaaHnpeEse GNgsswse '

Tho Victory in Ohio is decisve--uverwh Ginning.
The little Magcian lie routed in every quarter, and
his trained followers scattered by the mighty
voice of people determined to he free, like chat
before the wind. We have not to give the
votes by counties. Corwin III. wing candidate Ia.
goN ernor is ahead
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

POSTAGE TO ENoLASp.--Wc were not he.
tore aware of the fact that no postage is char.
ged here on letters forwarded to England hy
Mr.. Cnnar,t's line oiSteain Packets but find
ing such statement in New York paper, we
lave taken the pains TO iuquirc, and find that
it is even SO. All that IS needfu TO be done, is,
to have them lodged at The Post Office in this
city before 10 clock on the LIST aud 18th of The
month.--The Post Office charge one cent on
each letter, thick or Thin, bat there is no other
charge. If letters are seal hy Elnll to Boston by
paying postage to this city they will be forward
cd.-Bostos yMsrcuatlc Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

PEOPLES NEE TING AT OXFORD.
Re,ween 5000 and 5000, we learn, attended the
Harrison meeting at Oxford last Friday Mr. Web
,or was the principal speake" on tho occasion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

1--WE y ears s..ass SIX Months
SINCE We closed doing business !nder the firm
~ OF PIKE ~ FRY md we now say that any
sued forthwith; this ID to uolliy them that they
vii! be it theV ..'nt pay UP immediately, us they
have had a. he lenUy ;hat reason or common
sense I'd. BRIGHAM PIKE,
Joan FRY, JR
Concord Oct. -, $40. 1GSwd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

VVritiaES Esss1--sSEtgc ;ansG Shack.
nj w aud Superior Biuu WIRING Fluid in
1 y small and large bolteS-alSo C0Irur " II all s
black writing ind may he obtained nj the CH!elo-
nian uiteh the single h"lenr in irs" quantities.
The buc ink is of the mana dcinrsrs OF M essrs
Carrier u Hall, aud superior to any ever made or
sold in the Unitod Statos.
Oat. 26. ISiD 100