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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

No management McMichael, "a friend
Ut Van I}uren Governor of Penn. was
OF r" by porto" of insorSol'S opponents j"
n'" N,,or Congressional district i" Penn and The
the N' aoo was, many Of the iruo wings refused
'o0'sq ra,, him, and he was allowed to be defeated
s"pp ,n,so 10 see IngersoIl elected rather than
nppoy, such man ..,-,--r,,,,.r,,sru.o.-s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

,.,,.,se in the above in 10 years 877.-largesi
...oose IN St Johnsbury-3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
WHOOPLTG COUGH-LVI ITS WORST'


Extract iru..I IA lriur received lrom Mrs. l.. ID,
Guodiiif, OF Utica, n. Y.--Da,ed Juno - le40.
'Anollter case is that Ola Mr Paine, of this city
! was way 10 meeting when was met by
an aunt the child, who told me- that II was IA
ii most distressing state with the whoopng cough
Ina it was continually in COMMISSIONS and had los;
The use oi Zone side al It's body. went 10 sec the
child and found il in the state described 4 toia
Them that know The pills would effect II cure
hut they must in such use large doses MI
Paine read the 'Hlurisnian. After Whi"h he be-
aa,I with energy I ordered The pills 1" b" diss"l
we'd. In less than "a hours aiiof giving tho first
dose The fits left the child aud have never return
ed. 1t recovered lhs Of its side, and is low IN
perfect health No.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

! SUICIDE. William S. Ramsey, OF Carlisle,
| Pa committed svei;e ut Barnnn'a hotel, IN
Baltimore, on Sunday last, by shooting himself.
lie had just been reelected to Congress by the
| a Administration party, in The 18Th ConSressonal
| District of Pennsylvania. Rnmor says he had
large bets on the presidential election, aud Jar
ticnlarly on nsyvanin, the result OF which
threatened 10 involve him in large pecunlary OBJ
legations beyond his ability 10 pay. The Balii'
more Snn gives The following particulars =
About S o'clock IN the afternoon Of Sunday he
appeared to be quite well, naniiesng no unus
unl excitement OF depression of mind and max
ing some inquiry at the bar relative to the boats
and cars to Philadelphia: and in about m hour
afterwards, the report Of pistol was heard IN
his room The report attracted first gentle-
man stopping ut the house and some of the wai'
tiers, when he was found speechless and dying
near the fire, pistol lying his side, his right
hand, except the fore finger, being covered with
blood which flowed profusely from wound IN
the right eye, where the ball had entered. He
was recognized hy the Hon, Mr.. Jenter, who
soon entered The room and sent for Hon. Mes.
srs. Howard and CarrolI.-An inquest was HELD
hy Seth POLAND, Esq, corpncr, when ON eXnn'-
naton, the ball was found to have nearly come
out ut the back of his neck.-the verdict OF Inc
Jury was, That he came to his death ny shooting
himself with pistol. He was % years OF aye.
a Poison Casc.--The Quebec Mercury states
that true bill has been tound against Josephine
l)'Estinuuvle, widow of the late Aciille Iache
Esq. for an attempt 10 poison the snld Achii'e
Tachc. The only witness examined was the
servant woman, who is said TO have administer
ed the poison, ami has been detnned III the
q uebec Jail for about two years. rms MRS.
Tache was the parHnour of d., Holmes, who
at her ns,igation is SUPPOSED, subsequently
committed The murder of her husband, wh'ch
she attempted but failed to accomplish. .s
Goop-The N. y Times suys that the states
sure for Van Buren,, are, State ol Apprehension,
s late Of Perturbation, State 81 Expulsion, ana
State Of nisgrace-New Hampshire nnd S9uth
Carolina Doublfu--so Mariu is sure OF iohf
States hesdes the State of Retiracy " r'te
Amos, write - Hartford Courier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

E4ensaacE, E-caGEser.
rEHIl T. Subscribers have foi sale, Sole aud Uppet
l. LEATHER kib Skins and Cali skins.
SnEDD ~ JEWEpT.
Oct 16, l540 l9sH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

MI. allowing is a list of lie population Of
W ,,a east side Of Gale donna County AS
n the tON"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
9O,OOO Pounds
Stove EDispc ama sheet From.

FENHE subscriber has, the past month, received
H. large add liohs to his stool: of SHEET IRON,
and is now prepared 10 finnish merchants with "a
superior quality of STOVE PIPE, made Of ni,,
shtet Iron. at the lowest prices.
Stove Pipe will he delivered TO most of the
stores, if required, in Orange, Caledonia, Grafton
and Coos counties, on Gonsignmcnt- TO pay for all
sold in the month OF March next.
Early orders solicited from his Northern
friends .'
Sup " Os' II Ra VV are
constantly on hand. & q p p l. r Il f. a KEr-
TIES made Cor Stoves, any order, at short no.
tce. ,.. .a. .... I'LL. y......r. KAN
n .. 1000 pounds OF RUST STOVE PIPE,
sutohe for shops aud shingi" shanleca. may he
had lui 10 cents per pound
q, Il. FYlfEk,
Bradford, VI. Oct II, 1910 i6Swil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

| 40 "e'' is, says the louisville Journal, every
'" " oe''evc that the race Of loco focos is fas ;
,'"". extinct, it is suggested that n specimen
ne preserved in gin for the qualification Of
f'e curiosity orlurure generations
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
CURE OF CoNsUMPTioN,

TO Dr. George Taylor aF
Dear Sir--i!a,ing ohiriiod such Il miraculous
cure by The use OF Mr. Mofiisun's ilygeian Med
icnes feel DESTROYS Of letting All ,ny fellow sui
fcrers know the Virtues Vi that sovereign remedy.
was taken with inflammation oGi tho lungs about
thee Years ago, which finally rnu luo, what the
Doctors called, conhrmt d consumption. was
reduced to mere skeleton; FOR three months dis
charged large quantities OF matter overv das, aud
my cough most disii essina y severe. MY ordi
nary weight, in hea|th was $50 los. ! was weigh
ed when reduced 81 loN -. Mv weight was only IS
lbS.--'Fhe medical nleIt ali gave up incurd
bile. / ultimately grew so weak that could NOT
SEQ 1T this Ine heard Of Morrisons ii gean Pills
aud scnt 10 Perrishnrg aud sol some. These
took according to directions; aud after taking them
for six weeks coal! ride three miles time. l
continued taking them up To this time l have
now recovered nay usual strength and weight.
know that the Pills have cared NE.
The facts that lave stated are we'd known to
all my friends and the village
(Signed) ..t.. 5.h A. j. nj AGEK,
Sylvanio, Whierord, Lucas CO. Ohio. ..
Every Packet sold in Vermont will be slg',-
cd IN WRlTINGby Pangborn q Brnsma'd, Jew
elers, Of Burlington, VI. who are State Agents ana
also hy tho siub.AgehiS setting them, ~ thoy are
NOT so srsnud n-ysUO NOT BUY THEM. Pack
cts Of Pills ure 81 and $3 each Powders, % cts
per box.
tGe Byseian cause in Vermont, aud its vicinity,
that the call for Morrison Pills for their stale, ~
~ all tho middle States, continue steadily to in
and TINT the satisfaction is general and
effected innunternn", r..u'- vssrs. os e.r wa
t. GEO. TAYLOR, nreElsr.
81 Broadway New York.. U. $ Agent for tbs
British C"llsge ofilcaltl, London.
For sale bv a
JONAS FLINT, ST. Johusbury,
John Kelsey, DnnvilIe.
WIN. Pierce, L) ndon.
S. E. Morse and Simeon LYMAN, Critftshuis,
Sabin keiium, lrasburgh .at
Elijah Cleveland, Coynntvy .1,rH
y. 4 I,,rl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
returns now stand

II Wings to Locofocos Last year, q Wings
10 ii Locutocos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

Clerk Wanted.
4 YOUNG MAN of good moral character aud
4 e husine-s habits is wanted Clerk IN
store. Applr to this office
Oct. 10, lSl9. lGSif
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
RANGERS sale.

gMyEIE following strays VIII be sold on
III the first Monday in January, lS4l.
Taken up by Reuben Vaughn, a bald
face horse, while legs, and whitepi de on
The right jaw, and sides, colered dark sor-
rel eight or nine years old, IA hands high:
appraised to $40 90.
Taken up by w. c. Stokes, one so,rel
mare colt, one YEAR old, three white feet,
snip on the face; appraised TO $40 90.
Taken up by RoIlin Williams, one
black steer, about two years oil, marked
with swallow fork in the left ear and
split in the right; appraised to So 90; one
20 year OLD heifer, black neck, white
face and white back. and her body spotted,
no marks or brands, wtha white pided
calf; appraised to $40 90.
Taken up by Thomas G. Rayner, q
sorre mare, fourteen OF nn.een hands high,
supposed not to be sound; appraised to
$l5 GO.
Taken up by James Burn, brown
horse, both hind feet white, II or IA years
old, about Is hands high; appraised to
500 w.
Taken up by Richard Tidwell, one red
spectled COW, about 3 years old, marked
swallow fork in the left ear, and split
in the right, and her calfabout two months
old; appraised to SO 90.
Pahou NJ, W aoyort 5iusT, white "nd
black pided COW aud two yearllngs
they are marked with crop and split aud
under biz in each ear; appraised to $50 OF
Taken up by James Rcedy, q COW and
calf, The cow is black and white pided
marked with crop AID under bit IN the
right ear, and crop in the left car, abou
ten or eleven years old, the brand appears
to be }. w. or something like it; appraised
to IL 90.
j. N. BASkiN, Il. II. C.
December 5, a 5w
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
Application
FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOWEf

FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER.
WBUBLIC notice is hereby given, 10
all persons interested in the lands,
tenemenis, and he redltdments Of Littleton
.G. Hubbard, deceased. late o: Holmes
county, that shall on Monday, the 4th
day OF August next, apply to the Judge o.
the Court Of Probates Of Holmes County
and Slate of Mississippi, for the allotment
of my dover, in the following lands, OF
wd,ch nv late husband was seized and
possessed, during my covehhre with him,
to wit: Lot number ! in section 30. town
ship Is, and range Q eas'; containing
IO2 acres. ALSO, the north half OF the
enst half Of the north east quarter, OF sec.
lion numher /, township 1t, and range .
east. ALSO, lot number 3, OF section
number 81, township 10. range . east /;
contairlng 80 acres. ALSO, the south
east quarter OF the south cast quarter, and
the west halrof south east quarter OF sec,
ton 10, township and range 3 east and
the north east quarter ornorlh east quarter
oC section 80, township Is, range east.
MARY HUBBARD, Widow
OF Ltteton G.. Hubbard, deed.
Dec. l2. 5. 4w. pr. fee 81 %
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
SLERlFF,S SALE.

E. r; vs. r''''' pl. al. f. ia. on
F.F. Deloach, ct al bond
Retwnable to Holmes Circuit Court to
April term 1911.
ERY virtue Of the above stated eXecu
MEa lion to me directed, | shall expose
to public sals 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court House door Of my
county, on tie
3rd. Monday in January ucri,
The following tracts or parcels OF Land, to
wit the west half south west quarter
section number 2 township 10, range /
east /, and north half west half north west
quarter of section IL, township I3, range
east ;cantainng IN all 1870 and 5S'l0Oths
acres the north west quarter and south
west quarter secliou number | and the
east half north east quarter section num-
Der 2, and south half of south half south
west quarter section number 2, all IN
township ID, range | east, containing
li0 acres. ALSO, south east quarter
OF south east quarter section number 3,
township 10, range l east, containing %
| 71.l00ihs acres.
Levied on as the property Of Elias f
Dooach.
Also the north east quarter and the
east half south east quarter section num-
Der ii, and south west quarter of south
west quarter norh west quarter OF south
west quarter section number l3, the north
west quarter Of north east quarter section
number 90, township Ia, range east,
containing $50 acres,
Levied on as the property Of Vestal II.
Caraway. The above described lands will
be sold to satisfy the above stated execu
lion and cost Of suit. December 18th,
1910.
]. d. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county, Mi.
Dec. 10, tds. Printers fee SIT 80
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
THE DANCE OF LIFE.

"Mhth and motion prolong glife.-nABGaSATnY.
Human li(eis mere dance--the nour-
se1y bau' room. Old maids and btche.
Tors, Tor want Of partners, are compelled
to exhibit in a pas seaI. Kuayery prac,i-
ceS lhe ssNe, while pride, prudence and
experience are professors Of the art Of cut.
naS' Courage teaches the CT apGnt, and
alscreslon, (''the better part Of valor,"
'4e en- drrierc. Some are happy in their
cnoIce Of partners, while many are doom
ed 10 90 through the whole dance with the
d'Wer!ess and disagrceaLle Mis- Fortunes
and Ms Chances.
The ambitious and would and great are
cohlnnally struggling to show off in n
particular set, bUl not Notwithstanding the
pans they take ia their steps, frequently
experience modification Of dos a-dos,
Tnen they are anxiously cxertng all their
eiioris VIII Tor a smiling pis,a uis.
These are tho ups and downs Of the
Cance. The lords Of the creation, with
IeT exceptions, are very awkward nnd
un9ainiy, while lovely woman, is most
generally perfect in their figure.
love IS most generally master Of the
ceremonies, bur, being rather pur-blind
makes the most ridiculous mistakes intro
1uGlng partners; and, although Avarice
!"uo o'hcla'es in the higher circlcs) lynx.
eyeo, he commits as many errors in coup.
N"S MS The company, as his coadimo's.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
SHERIFF"S SALE.

Gusham \. M'iFh'ad' Il. 6 e.
John C.. Smith.
Reiunable to Holmes Circuit Court to
April term lS4l.
EDY virtue of the above stated execu-
I'D ton to me directed, | shall expose
TO sale to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court house door Of my county. on the
Third Monday in January
next, tho following described tract or
parcel Of land, to wit the south west
quarter, Of south west quarter, section
number 2, and south east quarter of south
east quarter, Of section number 3, and
north west quarter Of north west quarter,
eaction number IL all in township Ia,
rs:Hge 8 east.
Levien, on as the property of John T.
Smith, to satisfy the above stated execution
and cost of suit.
j. d. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
element Al'y for pl'ifl
Dec. -. 5 6w. pr fee $40 SO
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
SrpaitEsing.

F#V HE undersigned sereby informs tho
n public that he has opened shop
on the main Stage Road, leading from
Lexington 10 Carrollton, about three miles
and half from the former place, where
ne will perform all kinds Of BIacksmithng
and Gunsmithing with neatness and dee.
patch. His price FOR shoeing horse, all
round, is 50 90. All other Blacksmith
ing will be done at proportionate rate.
Gunsmithiug will be executed on ths
lowest terms.
WM. ". BRADSHAW.
December 5. A 1T
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HoLmEs CouETY-To WIT;S


Probate Court, December term, ls4O.
A GREEABLY to an order Of the
IA Honorable Probate Court OF snid
county, made at the December term
1910, thereof Notice is hereby given
to all persons interested in the lands, ten.
ements, and horeditamenis OF Lewellen
Lewis, late of said county, deceased, 10
be aud personally appear at Probate
Court, TO be holden at the Court house ol
said county on the first Monday in Febru-
ary next, 10 show cause if any they can,
why an order should not be made by said
Court for the sale Of the following lands
belonging to said decedant's estate. TO
wit: The east half north west quarter, and
north west quarter ofnorth east quarter,
and south east quarter Of north east quar-,
Ter of section 30, township IL, range 2
east. Ii having been suggcstca to the
court that the personal property Of saio
decedent is insufficient to pay the debts
owing from the estate, by Thomas Rob
erts, administrator Of SAID estate.
WITNESS the Honorab'l
Alvah, Wilson, Judge Of
LIS. said Court, the first Monday
of December lS40, and
seal of said court.
ISSUED the the 10th day
Of December, 1910.
}. Nj. Holdings WORTH, elk.
Dec. 70. 6w pr fee Sl4
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
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Lexington union., 1840-12-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
d. M. Haddock, ct. al.
VS.. al. Il. Ia.


VS.. al. II. Ia.
r. Roberts, OF. al
Retwnable TO Holmes Circuit Court &c
April term l94l.
WEY virtue OF the above stated firei
ED facious from the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Holmes county, Mississippi,
aud TO me directed, shall expose TO
public sale TO the highest bidder for cash,
before the Court House door Of my county
on the
3rd. Monday 18th day Of January lSll,
The following lands, to wit; the west
half south west quarter north half east
half south west quarter north half east
half south east quarter of section IL,
township Is, range ! east north hall
west half north west quarter north hall
east half north east quarter of section Ia,
township 10, range east north half
east half south east quarter section 10,
township l3, range east.
Levied on as The property OF Sanford
V. Wilson, to satisfy plaintiffs g debt and
cost Of suit. Dec. l6, IS40.
J. d. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county. Mi.
Dec. 10, 6 ids. Printers fee $l2.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Brown g. Fitch, use &c.)
VS.. al' u. ia,
Samuel Swisher, ct. al.
ReturnaLle 10 Holmes Circuit Court, April
Term, 1871.
ERY virtne Of the above stated case 70
LID me directed, will proceed to sell
for cash, before the Court house door OF
Holmes county, on the
Third Monday Of January l0ll.
All the right, title interest and claim, 'ha'
Samuel Swisher has in and to the follow
ing lands, lying and being in the county
of Holmes, and State Of Mississippi, to Wi;
lots numbers and 4, in section 32, town
ship Is, range 8 east; lot number 2, IN
section 81, township Is, range east, lots
numbers A and 5, in section 81, township
is, range 3 east. ALSO, the west half,
north west quarter, section 9, township
Ia, range 8 east.
Levied on as the property Of Samuel
Swisher, and will be sold 10 satisfy PLAIN.
iifI>s debt and cost.
I'D. WYATT, Sheriff,
By }. ID. Williams, DEP.
Dec u. S 6w pr fee $40 30
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

Sur CALEDONIA BRANDER. The arbi
traitors, to whom was referred the claim OF
of steamer Champion for salvage on the
above ship and cargo, met at Mobile on
Wednesday last and awarded the steamer
Sl0,3l3 50. The nature Of the service
rendered BY the Champion, and the peril
of the ship ri the time, were duly consid.
cred before the award was msde--so says
the Mobile Journal.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

TAKEN UP bv Thomas J. Lawson,
dark brown horse, five Or six years old
Iast spring, fifteen hands high, tho right
eye injured, and lame in the lelt fore leg !
appraised to $40 90,
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

Hope iIlumiuaics the festive scene, and
away they bound on the slight fantastic
oe,"--hanGs across down the midd.s--
up again-till Time steps in, and throws
damp upon their mcrriment: the piper
stops for want Of breath, aud Ilie dance
ends.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
INSOLVENCY..

INSULV ENCE.
EE7HE undcrsign having been appointed
by the honorable Probate Court OF
Holmes county, Mississippi, at the Octo'
Der term, 1910, thereof, commissioners TO
receive, examine, audit and allow claims
against the estate Of Samuel Elliott deceas-
ed. late of said county, will meet at the
house Of A. Hays, on the first Sltur'
lay in each month for the next three
months for that purpose.
J. III. KILPATRiCL,
ARTHUR HAYS,
w. III. ELLIOT,
Commissioners
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

ARKANSAS.-Thc Hon. w. s. Fuller, dem
1crat) has beeh reelected to the T. s. Senate by
Inc Legislature ofthis State. The whigs couli
not make respectable show Of cpposition.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

WHO PoLrcY Legislature Of
Vermont adjourned last week. One oi It's
las, doings was TO pass resolutions unani-
mously-atributing all the pecunlary dis
orders and distress of the country to the
reduction of the Tarill-and declaring
unanimously in favor Of protective duties.
These are the political brethren for whose
success the State Rights men of North
Carolina and Georgia, and deserters Of
South Carolina, fro saluies Of cannon!
The New England Wings are bold I'm
like the Southern Nulifiers who are now
sponsors for Harrison, Slade, Adams and
Webster they have never been hyFocrit.
lcal msrcenaries undSr the State Rights
banner. They do not deem it necessary
to whilo.wash Federalism and Abolition.
ism, which humiia,ing eypedients must be
resOrea 10 by the Southern renegade, or
h3 coull not be even tolerated in this IN
congenia atmosphere. The leading Wing
organ in Boston, the Courier, sho,cs It's
hIal. 1t has a large 0~T~ at its head, in
the palm of which ia inscribed "PRO,
TECTlVE POLICY"unl on the fingers
"INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, y
sc. sc, Such are the allies of the South
ern Wings. We almost believe, as we
heard a respectable old gentleman say the
other Gay, that if Birney, the Abolition
candidate, had aprospect of being presi.
dent, there would be a Southern Abolition
party, composed ofthe very men who now
follow the slider barrel, wear coon skins
anl hnrrah for Harrison and they would
claim to be consistent State Rights South
rons, because, forsooth, they were once
and Ore yet opposed to Van Buren. They
are, in fact, the very lowest political class
Of the day-lho very Swiss Of politics. =
Charleston Mercury.