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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17
sseEs lle 9. 90 Ter. ana

steel "a ffepda fnR Re.
, BsE ai4et q res3s - hsaa bs.,ss q
81 lhe etfafa ~ FkarsF - si.t's ..s....1
piii 81 soid q ssssze- -. 49,. J. ..s.,.,.
vii % atas ssous - spsIs n - -.
eefheF.
re liafa lieass efii % 80 asni 80 fss
h7 esI ftfthess - q -. ~ - k.ss
he faiassi ~ ~ Glsfs nr7.
Tks TaE x4Rp & ~ rrhsT
ale fls oiorf Is t5s TAI Nuf q
fs4Ae. % a9,5efar forms
FHo48a m WILLIS a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

n Ths above sale has been further
w. potiPons1, uniil jssadsy. als Dsssa-
htr, aFsi day sfths Conuly Court 81 geigsrson.
Q. ~ BAPRfN0ToN.
Nos. y. 1870. Tns..,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

All Is ERHgHT.
~ 2 ss6segibsr has sahhsa rs nsv store
- Looa - astlasfea atfoeI eas 6cor
EAST % be ipgsaer slsss roas=. where ho a 80,
seeelyias asd ePsalag - ssis8siss eapply Il
easenabEe Dry neeas.
.diso, Groferias, Hardspays AID t.fley,,.
Qxseas, Gl6ta AID C.bfsd Bg,.rs
yisalcsaef, feilsis, Diis,
Dye 4gs, &c. e.,
ilhieh. SIDED . SIS fsFrasr stesk, ssssss a.
es1sflr4ent ess5lg eeasicle * . ens,s.sr..
.1a the g1es g GepeRii7 sfs inrifsi - aigs -,
% eeflI cal, an8 e WI sa3asvos io stsese
n etfl,s shem sesS Ges3 ctess &C.,
laef fsr ceia ~ . esais o rss5s 2. .i.,..,
Wi. 3. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

FOR SALT.
NV III. p sold On Monday % ssh Of
Wv Deeembar seat (beInE Court-day. ! -.
fore She ceast-liouss door q Baltiogoas, 10
Ne hishrai bidder,
%HA0% or xETgxe
peiohgins - ths estate Of John chsiismsa.
deceived. conlAiniag 27at Acres, I5inr n ~
nboNa eouuty. % ne NuEth tide snd Verg - -
shs fnrbpike read lsadipg ffoh sa1thefe,s
terfy - e1lllafoWu, nejoining tha lsnds III
Col. Soeiah W. Afale, Provinces AIcCcrmsrk
1o,sph AnderfI aad ofharn. AZ f7r loSslinS
aud Fertility 81 ne col apd oibsr a ssnfsr.e
which this properly possesses. h q dssrnrd -.
neee.saIy 10 AZ much about 4. ns Il Z pfstur,.
Cd ihat AL rersens disposed to rurchsss viii
eome, leke VIEW epd Judge fof Asfnseisss-
sauce Z % say. haiti eha1 81 ksst q The
Valley. dh1rc q upon Tie premises toiefsbIe
coed louses tparf Rama an9 psft lor. 80
viii little expsnse coai1 bs made cutie a
eomfsgisbis dVellipg,i ana other oot-fiousss
- excellent spFisg a. he eaor. p.nsyer.f,liiaf
streau % water runRing throoEh ne fam. ~
thotevegy heid has wsief IL n. There 4 sbopt
% sersp % aFai-fatn b1iipra. oksat I2 acres 81
which are N timothy ueadow and % u,ore
could - nsBde--op Narda 81 50 are-v 4, Ti~.
Der, sitoated IN he btsg 81 helsh6of a. 4 -
Easy 81 access, there bsioe Food OK. "a e.
both sllea q the farm. u Ii siinaled within !
E'iies q , nercaeni pil q. ehurrhss. z blnek.
trlih ahoPs, u sishi 81 ihe jagopise rad O,iy
nfe Aed = half frsm lbe sheDabdoah Riref.
md niles and . half ffon neftlafawn. fsss
ehetce tPei.''l tbis h = faga ehaaca goF tte
Who have = hssls sufplas "a iay .a,l Se a., -.
FsltsB4. This Farm u 81 preasat rsnied sut
end Poseessicn eaaHot - given 10 tha pnrehasss
until ne assi q 2Aesnst nszti hnl Ne Pufeha-
ser q receive tie rent.
TEaAfs --O as-thifd % Ske purehtss mnrsv
70 bs paid u hand, che balaneo n swo sauri
asauai inaialmenss, beniiag iatsssst frsm. fsv
q iaies and secured ~ deed o. trust upss
lie pssPefiy.
JOSEPH sHgPaERD. .afssT
q baois nos. ,niIt "a lg7fl arasFsf
Nneefrkep - fQfh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

u9ayme's @ 8 :, tive s =. -. =
: ~ cuRE lae . ssSlsIy, b iSrhss. c1sIere
50 Aornuzs 8esnngF & sNl Disiss. (,helit. e-,e
stosl aeA, 4e., ara tH assesses 81 ske stors.seA
80 gesel, Z elae Al 8etEadie aa1 Narys6l
teF sals ~ ~. BnoFgN CO..
~ -. 49,, sSnsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

steNles - eleeks
eA.....sss. o. =. $50 .ssz'
Es4E M0Oma.
I4Etl 3 snaaas ~ = .t.' ls,.,, -. s
isg ',.ssl y SoS:s 2fs y sB ;s:s
HU8FslaaH kEEE8
cae.Iss.sxs. osl. g, 1859.
&eeelo a9 Test.
= - ouaf, ~ co9E. rhs ss1II, 49, -,
lppelete sell 10 81, ltamt1iafsit - a6r.k -.
:. s.k - ePpesigslls = - esssals. l.eS 81
Ii.lI.sss. o..ss.. q. Isss ; sz'sAl
NEW AS@0RT RaEesT.
I ,yHUsT fsssisaa ead e5sslar q srR klfl1.a
20 04U9 AID x.AiFEH nToNl,. Va /.
S1afEomnrv, 4nRs
sleet lne I'd irkt. !, e. {. Z an' = "a. bosll.u.
e,efeen., tefne4eal ulna efilInr FlrIe' +, -. I.
kie,a 80 fslsl.gale1 feois-cap 4 tsslsG IS -.
sseey soleafes 10 -
zee Keel teneiia. fef carpssis<s nsss
Lead Psnsiip, Dgauisg Is. SILVER RSsrpoiu, ~.
Inalsn Aubteg,
Df,sici Bossfs
Water colaars. n 9nn kuxe.,
cz.,sle ELais aat Msapiists Brushss,
s sssla P.s... shssu,ifsl a,,ss,u.ua
Clasp ssa Strap Posksl ns.h,--.ll sf,s.,
Plsln and Gilt-sdgsa Fhillnr cssss.
Alearning de- -
Ticket aud Billet Psper.
Motto end apms ssaia.
- s - &, s..llss va.
s ;4.',i:. -.
1prsble iek, vita ana Widest ths prsparatioa:
haek-Rsunon Bosrds And Diss.
Pla5a sd faney Ink Stands,
sssEss hlsgs q aii ~ STATES, lsissly,J
slaies md Reneils.
KerfelnaeEy, &C.. vRw.
Seiogas Water. plsia aad fsnsy &C. 9. 4. and
S ss, 'sa,ss, YssisAb's, ssry sSPsrisr.
Lavender
Floriia
oeanEo
Bay HUN,
Cltfon, Aispino. ofisulal, cionnnsn. TsVeatsk.
tfan.PaFeet a1d chiori1s Waskisg soAps.
Coumoa soaP. me n. oakss,
.friee 4 Fosneils % %
Musk %
Shaving Cenpeends, VIZ olsophans. Crsrs A.
sssoa, NsPlss Oct Dose, bavon sopora6s,
ko8e ard SEXES,
8alm q ColcRbia,
LILY 7 white y. Esilss Powder, Pearl Powder.
.lsersaas on, gsnulosi
ciressiaaoll,
Iaaias Oh.
Bears OIL, plata;
psrfsAes,
RsEaaofa,ssr g Chsvsus,
lsdi.a liair Dyo.
Daeidta .
Isges's Hair TosIs.
Col1 CrGanl.
LIP salSc, Dreaaiae Cbnhr
kseences % Jesannsins, Lavender. VnaIli.. r..
nos, 90, iag Pssfanias hdia. elothiht &c.
reislaA scent ness
OIL Rcsas,
0ii yesssmlns,
eaess Spirits e Finsaaf,
asieAuuzs Freckis Wssb,
hicCoFnseka O. do
Aqs4 ssater y kefeeiala b5ifieu
Fer aAe EeeeFa3
lyyfe. Ceessoai asd ness Powdsrs,
As91 TcSfh Fasle
se.as,o Toola wash.
.Nat0fi1o -
ss'.Ils ss a. e 'srioa. pssunss, q pl.Ia ana
Teiist aslllss e splessli psisssns.
scehIaneonss
SIX luasEs, g. Beads. o. LsasAai
baiE Bgsshss, fsew siyisi)
cieiees afuthss,
5ss.s
Cent e.
ss q F''ssa, s'Plsaaso
Pessai conhss Weed,
lFogy.
0elasa silssFs
hsals &&ftisRf
g4e sgofAs, was Doils, go lssIias PissE
asfg1sq e8d TestiA eaiosIaf pisss
4ze 9e4ea 3 FFsni Easiesy,
1eEsf 9at 8saof eigaEs
u.s. - ss,ssgleE erssse. 81. fpsa
gsssiaea3ss ssas. a. s.
tfaasF fetaiss e. san.. ~.
tSNsst fIeet hcl asEn. Gsezlsaei-a a1ss
feffuseita Nigrze, oaH MiRe,e sFrsre
een Screw Differs. cetpsl tssnnsFs.
Left sefsRa. csfFsslssH Relies Faliss forsa
3ssie le1itfat. aaa Ffess Nresias Naasa.
@efns teess sseseG ED ehot
Ege f.s tsf1eis.
e Ft'a4s e e.
o.
tfss.ent aee zszf- fiaiisasi Esessr.
fersla aPsl.sft eaHs has1iea Asa.
Dssiaa a4fse4isr. Fbee Arste.
Aifftt sEass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

rata 40 .u.;1s :;
-: = 80 :. =. : i. - - AAseH Moods
lsss q =, lat sss s 49, -. ,S s '.s.n
~ ~, g e 2 .al..aea net fes snpofsrly.
Il $ e.s snsseras.,, as ssesk e.s
Issis; lIs ss,spsioa 81 Is .iS- 3 - is =
neat q E.1kcY ARTICLES, Which srs eTs
$3.50 ass &c ~. sassss 3gall,y. cod sanses faI
sors.tsF sssis.. !, Ssss,. . :. sls 3 q;
pany eaanp 10 rorioss sapssiss ss,lsis.
-. ere e ss.eed = ~ asssFtssnls suiles L
~ ~ - n 49,, ~ ena sseFy stiiei.
I'D Low JoIiN S ~ ss1 r. sse' saa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

@ulNnoe alr q Esnes &c.
M : srs sty fsssislos fson Pkilta1irkial
iIlfieiala ihtluding itras ui..et ~ r1,ihir1.
Aerph.,s 9i'rn csiarasl, ~ olhrr rrti.l.s
ea4pl4t - ~ dIoc,rti ef lhe taasan.
JOHN n a8oWN q CT. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

Al psracas iaasAfaa . ~ theSa Er. N
Asa Ihe ProPrieig 81 gie1ise thols y
medialliy. Aa1 en- eo1n1t r1ite =. - ).
gaiosi SAD Gsn, VT tts ~ ~ ast IS &c
..p.ssieer lsr ssitlsnel 10
his coaAA RselagT q 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

Dnvfes's CeHaRalR1 Es nv
yKaoR SALE -
- MIf.LEn fGknnieitr & CO..
is - 81 frcsl1fss.
chsslssteyn, Ausrsl 6 ieie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

esENEAV Alae's HrrE q = 4 sGSl
ME ailseiipo 81 rhyotri1as Is insi,,.f - ~
arelal Rtsp egeiloe, Nhiek h ne nsssiiee
9 y. afaaVlils 81 E.aesee, rs aeeait,f rFs.s
putatioa--Ap 81 . lss n,o,.S.l1 a a
lesassally luliasieai aeS e sesfluas 81 se
suly I6 lsSo. - = = ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

Now s GIheap etorsI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

NKJtLL bs soid, On Monday fks 4gtk a.
\ Wv DseembsF neat. (beInE Court-day. -.
fore She Ceast-liouss door q Baiiiogoas .. 10
We hishsal biddsrsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

=. AAr, vi s E'B Coantcfirriiant r.alf.r. -.
dasiag iameeisls va,Icaiioa and nowsr.
sa' roea'sf.is stlea, seeeIset and fsr rfla At
Aaxu.,a g. z : - e.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17


a,
.fH1 ~.
~ N.11 stl,E'..
: 80. - 4o0N8'1.
s...l. e.lt ". ltsH
So. .ss. - aIe ! AsAe ] s..s'Iy.
.sIs fe,sig1l t,ssi sss,l, q .ss sssss
$500, 80 ,e<s p'@ee11e y ts1f(elof - 81
~ t''i,f,N,,S ,.N1'4leA
y. 4, YOUNG.
f1-l.tfttFl 4s<t ~, $50.
- 49,
-! - .,tA4 t4t
e., e ass:I :. xobNa's.
II -,.Ss -, - ses3,
n -7rS,- ~ "..-,. =. rs
Ass1srs ~ ss.s.isi sAa11, = ns.y
ssss. ~ bspss = ssrii sssiisss'ss sksss.
- nee|d sssPesllal'y ~, ,hsi ssg fpriAsr ).
ns.zt .esl ~ 4..a e hpvs placed - shsIr
~ " - q. ~ ~ unee4. " RtEmta4n
49,. 49, 7. ..... 49,, - = eas 'uas'ees =
hssssr..gsssg. espt =. leto.
a erms.i.,,1. 80. $1,000
- ~ IlIfIf1uE -. I.tl~s =. - y, - : 49,
~ Mai, 1aae.lfas, Heerhbaa4s Alnonf. issi.
e94 tis41rss 9Bscrs Hel1EeE ys1GiIlai cnfanos.
Assl.e.es QlnEsft sd snilss Csndies-- lgh6Ia-
tels priss p esai,-s aslsii IS ssSls. FssssIs
siaspsrs.rssrg. a.s,. n. isss. : eSs's''sst
-----------------
89oAE1&19g NNRUnn.
NHYANa,8 B1oihlnf sSrap. = psia.hrs s,,f.
u y cle Tor aAil1fan Tasskirr. nlI.SIS-, - ~,
lIoa ~ maamnslfne * - -.''.,e - ss-.-
lnG seln nnf sweet fsnuss. tSS,ns. Rif.r- -
0piun. elailar prupsfuiiss n.ea - - -
ppypeos. Per paia - Vou@r,a
Sept y. 1850.
Awn2z.sssm...,,.. 800
rre.,-. 80 .--,.- -
49, " -, u Dasleseses Meneoas
"a - ~. - -eie' zee A-a getleet.
-. -
AysssSc3N &,Sl4A44 t4A 3N1Aty
~ A&fAt
tok SALB By
- NiLIs80, h6.kNf16ftF & Co,
1f7ais - 60 frepsilfp9.
Ieeslea,eFn, Aaseal s. 1870.
$1,000 = {. :, :. ;. {.
: 80 s.. 80. s ..s .ssa 2 l.,ssir.
siars 6tiudinr 4 80 49, - r,..;,.i,.,
horrtin. Rnrilrk csisrs.I. - 49,. ~eef-l,,'
h11bssf IS az $780,, = ~ ~
50HN ,. e1olSF; 4 20
August 8. 1884
~, ~ 6HEtsas5 BsER4NkR1 HpesN-
Nca .ls sn1s 4 Bisr.Sas. by.sass.y. che.
kas6eea ussd fsr Is y. 80. - -
49, 49, 49,. 4, = 4 ~. ~ s.te Ne
$780, - -. s.'ets'. =.
f.knIfr rs-,i, ..-. 4, ~. 49, eee~s@s
49,, =. n = = 800 sster - = ltAeAs ~
- : =. ---s-
- 49,, 80 p e4Attfstgilant oti11, pro-
aasiag iEnnetis ie vasieaiioa and powor.
ga eounioskfsil8iloa fSealsaf ana r. 49, Al 3
m ava arTersto. -. -,
Aaruat 60
-. ="
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

tsgA lle enEo u DiarlAna. p1,1nssFv. Che
- ile, keVpr ah4 Aga, &c. TAis lssii eiha
sas e4pn N11d fsr bots aans1 al6assla. -
I. So. y eess9 ease ! ~ slssle1 9 ere he
reesons gh0 ara suhiees ~ sosero attaeks :
C1oile aaunld sever o. aTsksutit
EhophSrSsiosSn Del "A fezh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06

the capital to he reserve 10 the force ut Ko.
niah
We now come 10 France, who has nrled so
strange part in tlIis Turco- Egyptian question,
solely because her amour propre disturbed
by her exclusion from the Convention. At the
present moment she assumes II very warlike att
tude, and menaccs the parties TO the Quintuple
Trenty il they should proceed to extremities a.
gainst her protege, Mehemet Ali The nrming
throughout France has been going on npon II
very extensive scale, and within the last few
days contract has been taken up to supply the
government with q, 900 horses. This has Sc
rious aspect, for such nn expense never would
have been incurred unless France is resolved to
ACT.
10 meet every contingency Egland, though
calm has not been sleeping. The troops TO
whom relief has been sent at Gibraltar, Malta;
the lonian Islands, the West Indies, and other
places have received orders to remain where they
are, SO that now double forces are IN all those
garrisons. Ammunition, and wal like stores of
all descriptions, have been despatched to the sew
eral forts on the coast, and recruiting for this
army is going on Lrskly, but not to any great
extent, it being merely for the purpose of filling
up the reserve companies. Three ships of the
line will be ready next week and manned, and
-four war steamers are being got ready with al.
most incredible despatch.
There is no important domestic intelligence
beyond occasional notices of the SITUATION OF
the Queen-nn5 Of the extensive alterations in
Windsor Castle for the nursery OF the young
stranger, whose appearance is shortly expected
To take place.
The crops all over Grea, Britain still promise
to be abundant, with the single exception OF the
hop crops--the failure is attributed in Il great
measure to the absence of those electric show.
ers, during the present years, which prove so
highly destructive 10 the smother fly, and other
obnoxious bights.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06
N o Il | G. F.

The Gale donia Conference of Churches will con
vene at Danville on Wednesday the 9TH of Oct.
next at 10 o'clock A, Nj. and hold its session thro'
Wednesday and Thursday. The anniversaries Of
the following objects Of benevolent support in the
County will be held in the order named, viz:-Ed
ncation, in the forenoon of Wednesday Tract d
Seamen cause, in the afternoon Temperance, in
the evening Home and Foreign Mission cause,
Thursday forenoon, and in the afternoon the Com
munlon services.
Much depends upon the Secretaries of these OBJ
lects in relation to the interest of the meeting
Let them therefore come to it we'll prepared, and
let the churches be present to hear and to aid.
J. MORSE, Secretary.
Sept. 10, 1910.
p. Tao people of Danyille will make ar
rangements for the accommodation Of delegates and
all who may be disposed to attend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06

ing. A few DAYS ago visited n captured SLAYER.
In space which moderate sized French bead
stead would occupy, | have seen forty-fve unhappy
wrelchos packed, without regard TO age or consti,
tuition, like behring's in barrel. saw them fed
after they had been captured. On shell about
the size of alfcrown piece was deposited pinch
of salt, for which father and four children con.
tended, each endeavoring to scramble portion TO
eat with his rice. ! have seen four children pack.
ed in cask that thought it Impossible to contain
one. The statements which your orators in both
Houses ofParliament exh bit of the sufferings OF
these unhappy people are faint outlines oftheir APP
palling misery. Unless some efficient system be
adopted, Africa will long continue to cry out with
tears of blood to her European brother man for his
Portuguese interchangeable IN promoting the trade
in slaves. Strange that the Roman Catholic as
we'll as Protestant Powers Of Europe do not inter
pose and prevent this great blot upon theirrehgious
creed"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

About half past IL o'clock, on Saturday morn.
ing. an alarm offire. proceeding from Charles.
town, where two dwelling houses were consum.
ed, called portion Of our excellent Department
out ofthe city. During their absence II fire
broke ont, at about half past 2 o'clock, in the
large distlhouse belonging 20 Barnard 81 Tru
in Ds,il. house square. When first discovered,
it had extended to the whole building, which
WITH the adjoining ds,illery, occupied by Angus
tus 5. Holmes, and from six to eight adjacent
dwelling houses, were wrapt in flames before
the engines could return aud be in readiness to
arrest their progress. These disieries, as well
rs the dwelling houses, were completely or near
ly destroyed, together with their contents. One
OF the dwelling houses destroyed also beon ged
to and was occupied by Mr.. Barnard, whose loss
was very severe, and with All insurance only
upon IL trhing portion.
The large disilleries opposite to that of Bar
narl " Trull the one belonging to A. II.
Bowman, the other to Mr.. French, were also
somewhat injured, and were only saved by the
most extraordinary exeriiens.- Boston Alias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans Commissioners 10 receive examine and ad-
just the claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of Bethah Richardson late'of Derby in
said District deceased, represented nsolvent, and
all claims and demands exhibited in ofsett there
to- and six months from the day of the date hereof;
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
the business of our appointment. at The dwelling
of Jacob Bates in Derby in said district on the sec
ond Tuesday of December next AT one O'Clock p.
NJ
Dated this 2d dnv OF September, A. ID. 1910.
CHARLES KiNGSBURf, lcommm;ss;oners
JACOB BATES, Soo'''"o''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06
S6asR MTEp&n

In Burke, of cancer, Sept. 81, Widow BrrsEy
FLOYD, aged 40
In Lyndon, Sd inst, Of Cnnker Rash, CHARLES
EDWARD, son Of Lewis r.. Brown, Esq, aged 10
months.
"Wo had son, t. third sweet son, his age we canno,
TELL
70 as, for ten anxious months, his infant smiles
And then he babe farewell TO earth, and went to
live in heaven.
We cannot tell what form his is, what looks he
weareth now,
Nor guess how bright glory crowns his shining
The thoughts that FIJI his sinIess soul, the bliss
which he doth feel,
Are numbered with the secret things which God
will not reveal.
But we know (for God hath told ,hs) that he is
now at rest,
Where other blessed infants be, on their Saviours
loving breast:
We know his spirit feels no more thus weary load
of flesh ....
But his sleep is blessed with endless dreams of Joy
forever fresh
We know that angels fold him close beneath their
glltterng wings,
And sootle him with n song that breathes of hcav-
ems divinest things" COMM.
In Lost Creek township Vigo county, Indiana,
on the 9Th of July, MIR Nathan Cotton, aged 70,
a native of Mass. and a soldier OF the revolution.
In IIalIowell Me- 18th ut. Mr. John Kincad,
aged 81 soldier in the revolutionary, and also in
the last war, having served nearly through the
whole ofthe latter.
Ia sekonk, 23d Mr. William Daggett aged S4,
a soldier of the revolution.
In Starksboro, Sept Is, Mr. Cyrus Bidwell in
the 49h year Of his age. Mr. b. The first child
born in Starksboro and at the time of his death,
weighed about four hundred pounds
At Whitehall, N Y. 10Th ult. Mr. Jonathan Rey-
nolds, at The advanced age of 100 He was a SOL
der of the revolution.
At Sheldon Creek, VT. Sept. 23d, in the S5th
year Of his age, Mr. Josiah Peckham, a soldier OF
the revolution.
In Windsor, Sept. 9, Mrs Pamela Jacobs, widow
of the late Hon. Stephen Jacobs, aged 50.
In Newburyport, Mr. John Curtis Mann, aged %
son of Mr. Isaac Mann, of Montpelier, VI.
In Franklin, Ms. Odd ult the venerable DIR Ma
thaniel Emmons, aged 95, ,he Oldest clergyman
probably in the U. 5.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

II y ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
IN probate court, holden at Irlsbnrgh within and
for said district, on the 18th day OF September
A ID. 1910.
TOSEPH GIDDEN Administrators Of Nathan
~ Hatch late of Greensboro in said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account for
Element: Wheroupon, it is ordered, that the same
be referred to tho last Wednesday of October next
at the probate Office in rasburgh in said district,
for examination and allowance, and that all con-
cerned be notified hereof by publication of this ;.
der IN the Caiedonnn newspaper printed at st
Johnsbury3 weeks SUCCESSFULLY, as soon as may be,
shat they may appear, If they see cause, at said
time and place, and object thereto i64
3w GEO. NYE, Judge
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STATE OF YER MONT.

cALEDoEIA, sS.
JOHN MATTOCKS } Caledonia County
Us Court, June term,
AsHBEL GooDENOUGR A. b. 1910.
NXTHEREAS at the term Of this court holden at
w DanviIle, in said county on the LIST Tus-
day Of December A. ID. 1889, John Mattocks of
Peacham in said county commenced his action of
eiectment against Ashbel Goodcnough of said
Peacham. to recover seizin and possession of the
following described lands with The appertenances
lying in said Peacham, viz: part of lot 30 in the
square, SO called, containing about half an acre
with dwelling house, barn and outhouses thereon,
being the land formerly owned by Robert White:
also about fourteen acres, part of lot No. 90 in the
square, so called, and the same land Defendant
purchased of PaIntif;-and i; appearing that the
defendant had not had personal notice OF the PEN
dency Of this suit and has removed without this
state, the continued to the present term
of this court. And now comes the plaintiff his
proper person, and 1t appearing that the defendant
had not had notice Of the penaency OF said sht--It
is ordered that the plaintiff give notice to defendant
of the tendency thereof by publishing the sub
stance Of said suit and this order, three weeks
cessively in the Culedonian, a newspaper printed
at St Johnsbury, in said county, the last Of which
to be at least six weeks previous to the next term
of this court to be holden the LIST Tuesday of
December, 1910, which will be deemed sufficient
notice to the defendant TO appear at said term and
answer. SAMUEL q. MATTOCKS, Clerk.
l64w3
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STATE OF VERMONT;

ORLEANS DISTRICT, So.
THE Hon the Probate Court, for the district of
Orleans TO the heirs and creditors and all
cerned in the estate of Willard Lincoln lato OF
Greensboro in said district deceased, Greeting
~ LIZABETll LINCOLN Adminis,rarix Of the
AZ estate of said Willard Lincoln has filed in this
Court her Administration account: and represents
that the personal estate Of said deceased is in
sufficient 20 pay the just debts al said deceased:
and hath applied for license sell al! the real
Of said deceased situated in the of Shelf
field and Albany in this State, viz Lot No G6 in
the first division drawn tothe original right of John
Sbley, of lots in Shetied also 50 Of land off
of the South side of Lot No. SO OF Lots in Albany:
Therefore you hereby notified 10 appear be.
fore said Probate Court, at session thereof 10 be
holden at the Probate office at irasburgh on the
last "Wednesday of Octc Der next and show cause
if any you may have, why said account should not
be allowed, and the License granted to sell the
al estate aforesaid.
lrasburgh in said district, this 9th day of Saplen-
Der, A ID. 1910. l64w3. GEO NYE, Judge.
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GEN. HARRIsoN's OPINION ApoLITIoN-Be
ing the conclusion of speech delivered at Garth.
age, Ohio, on the Goth ut
81 conclude with the repetition of my opinion
that the right Of the people TO write on, speak on
and discuss any subject which they deem worthy
of consideration, and that Of petitioning for redress
of any thing (which they may consider n grev-
ance,' are secured TO them both by the Federal and
Their be impaired restricted. The abuse OF
these rights is argument for aboshing them.
In the forcible language of the late distinguished
Chief Justice Of the United States cit is an evil in
separable from the good to which it is allied, a
shoot which cannot be stripped from the stalk with
out vitality wounding tho plant from which it is
torn"