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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-03

n A. BRYANT & CO., Have ON haad and are just
". receiving prime assortment OF spring and summer
Goods which viii be sold at iOW prices for cash
approved credit such prices cannot fail 10 suit cs-
toners, Please call and They will be sold on the
terms heretofore excepting that all accounts Which
paid within the year after the account has com
menced, will be- considered cash. and must be puid in cash.
n. Il. All demands due OF more than years stand
ing must be paid, no mistake
May 81 o. 4, BRNhNT& Co.
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(tAsI AND SHORT CREDlT.--The subscribers would
Orcspectuly inform the public that they have taken the
.op lately occupied by H. u. Witt for the purpose Of car
ryng on the business OF Merchant Tayoring, and WIFI
happy to upon all who may he pleased to favor them
with their custom. $1,000
VI. y. WITT.
woo.ls,o,L may s-l.f 7 II. SOuTiGArF
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NOTICE. The subscriber wishes pay upon all demands
~ now due him, All persons called upon by this notice,
it is hoped will attend to it, without delay.
MAY 81, Il. HUTCHINSON Jr
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WOOL CARDING & CLOTH DRESSING.

WOOL CAkDINC CLOTII DKESsfNE.
TINIiE Subscribers would inform tile inhabitants Of Que
chce and Vicinity that they have engaged the privilege
0iCarding and Cloth Dressing at the factory Off r. a.
&. Strong Dewey the ensuing year, and having superior
Machinery, atter themselves that they STALL be able 10
give satisfaction to those who may favor them with their
custom. Wool clcanscd AMI oiled in the best MANNER
Wool and cloth taken aud returned at StOckers Store,
liartlund Four Corners, Rice B0ardmans and raii,
Bates ~ Co. Woodstock, a week, They will be
authorised bargn and settle the ii customers
choose. ~ 0per cent discount for cash down.
A. G. DEWEY,
j, =. liAINES
0ucchcc, May 22d lsiO 3-m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-03

NOTICE. WARREN a MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice their friend, and the public, that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harness, Trunks VAL
. and Carpet Bags, aud MI other articles in their line Of
business to suit customers, their old standas they III
icss-aud they respectfully their thanks for past
patronage, and hope nr u continuance
Woodstock, MAY z, l-i0. l.if
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-03

VEN IIi.MENS MO!tHhlll' lt-luIh iin'' Tvs
IsaIc by I. HUTCHINSON W.
IIATS ~ CNPS.-W. n :, have IN hand most Hnen.
did assortment, nj Hats from New York md Boston,
at prices from : $50 To $500. The hats are warranted TO
be Of tho best Kind nnd newest style.
Cloth Caps Of every size ami price.
Woodstock, may, :. III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
CL3 44C 40
0T0NNG IN IAMOiLLE COUNTY.
TIE POISONING CASE


The public mind has h-con,e So much excited
on This suhjeri, thnt we tqppose any facts in re.
gard It. Ms Kenp+y or Mr. Freeman, viii be
read - ilii interest,
Mr. Keune,'s u:ri len name was Hannah
Hanson. Sac was first iuaiTied Ia Mr. .Hiia-
am, from Nhun, after giving hrth 10 four chill
di1Il, she was divorced. She is sad 10 bave
heen n>siS;ed in oInainins her divorce
by Mr. GeorGe F. kenney, ilh whom she con.
-iuucd 10 i,e inJir,4lc, aud 10 liom she said
70 tx engaged. Sli- was a!iersarl IA lrri-I 10
her COUSIN, Rev. Enoch w. Freeman, of This
riry. Thrr- was much OBI, crion. among The
uruers oi MIR Freeosn'- society, 10 his mar.
r!ing her. ON account Of her reputation, but il,
was as Intellectual opposition tn persons Will
IN such matters, generally Is, II is said thar af
ter Mr. Freeman married. Mr. kenney was
IN ille habit oil wishing AT his house. We la
formed that he was inLowell on The morning Of
the day that Mr. Freeman taken sick.
Mr. Free man was taken i'll, between meetings
on Sunday, Sep! 20, 1885 and yonlited several
times. lie wenl TO his pulpit, however, in The
afternoon, and commenced The services, but was
unable to proceed " th Them and returned To
LAS house. He continued to grow worse, and
suffered exceedingly, buf with uneqmivocal syrnp
IONS OF inflammation at The sionlarii, until abo,a
'riork on Tuesday morning, when he expir
ed, one year and one day from The lire he was
married.
Mrs Freeman appeared 10 he much affected
Og MS death. a post tnorIein examination
was made and The stomach WIS found TO have
be51 highly iDfained; but as no suspiricn of
poison was then entertained hy his physicians
no analysis of its rontenrs was had.
We have already remarked thai the marriage
occasionetl some division in the church. just as
lac closed his eyes in DEATH he was asked if he
had any advice 10 leave for las people? lie re.
Piled yes: Tell them To be humble faIbful.
Yea lous, united in love. His diving counsel
has since been placed over the pulpit IN The
meeting house where he preached.
Mrs Freeman afterwards kept nlilliners shoD
on Merimack street, in this city. She is said 70
have been good looking and exceedingly fascina
ting IN her manners, rather, us an acuuai,,
lance OF hers said 10 ms this morning, rtin her
eyes,.
Although ii has long been The opinion of ma.
ny who knew her. that she was The cause or her
husbands death, she has been accustomed "a
speak of lliu with much apparent feeling, and
would sometimes weep, when conversing about
him.
Mrs Freeman is said 10 have lived with Mr.
henney some time in Boston before she mar,
ried him,
The account OF his sudden death and The f,,,
thar arsenic was found in his stomach. are ,irs
dy well Known
A handsome marble monument, with a ur,D
re base, has been erected-over Mr. Freeman, =
grave, and by lis side is weeuinr willow
which was sent, by his widow. after
her removal 10 Boston, 10 be placed ,bera ~
inIowing Is The inscription upon his monurnen,:
KEW. Ekf'CH w. FREEMAN, Pastor 81 ,bs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
THE REyOLUTIoNiNTENNEssEE.

We referred in onday s paper 10 letter ad-
dressed 10 Gov. Polk, by hundred and srrenteen
citizens of Blount counlv, Tennessee, reaouncing
their allegiance 10 Van Buren, and coming out in f.
vor of Old TIP. The following their reasons
for the change;
We, as freemen, voted for you for Governor
as FrecJnen we intend vote for the Hero of Tip
recanoe FOR President; and should we find he be-
comes so efemminnIe by pampertd living upon
II e'peuplss money. 10 require one hundred
dollars worth of artificial flowers TO decorate MS
dinner table, and gold knives butler his bread,
We win endeavur 10 select some other man, who
~ III think more Of lhe duties, than The pageanirr
md inseI ofhis office We would he well = eused,
10 be always provided with hundred dollars
orlh Of meat for tables, 10 feed families
and rcgale our friends; but servant, the Pres-
DENT, your maeier, can spend one hundred dollars
of orr money. 10 crafty the pamrcred VISION of
his Foreign Ambassadors and D0n7Estlc Aristncra-
CIV. MIR. Van Buren, from his excessive fondness
Sor large looking lasses. red flowers. and other
geSgaws OF the dandy, shows thai he is fl
for an inmate OF 10Y shop. perfuned band
hoI, Than Re President Of great nation; and
for such a President, the Governor Of Tennessee
stoops 10 become the tool and thinks himself hon
ored in The employment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

md have amused themselves with The Attorney
since The results of the ia'e
elsc,ions bsve been known. Annexed is n
niece Of the hisior, of Chapman;
Ths Celebrated CAoymaH-Tte Boston Courier
slales that ,his Distinguish ed individual who WAS
urged by Patiison, Of Indiana, 10 pay eHah''c''
for the pariv and cT0lc II into confidence WIS 80,
merry connected with Tie Boston Investigator =
ear since, al festival given m i4Ai c''N'
i'm CONNIE a,oralion ui ihe birh-day Of Tom Paine,
lie offered The following loas':
'Chyiaianity and BGnAs--6oi" Oh ihf'T I0ff 'fss'
This is worthy oi lie coHdJu1or 't htrda'i' wa"
ridicules The '"ChrisIians Bible, ard 81 bro"ns"'''
who declares, thar .'the word Of God never drops
from priests lips. '-Standard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

V;1,IAM UPHAM. ESQ In The hurry of business
nreso,s 10 election we omitted do This gentle
man that Justice, il noticing his addresses 10 The
people in his region, winch his efforts 80 li'e
OF bis country Justly merit lie hdofessto '"e
Freeraen at Burke, al Lyndon, Waterford and
Newbury. and by observing The result OF me 'ef'''
election in lhese towns II VIII be seen maj As Ia
bars were moi in vain las lnlr, able, ana e'o-
quent appeals IN favor Of the rights Of The people,
on 10 his not a few from The ranks OF ans
opponents, and awohe 10 new zeal moit Nho were
true 10 his principles before New Hampshire may
boast Of her JIM WILSON, bpt Vermont can
boas: Of her "BlLL UPHAm, who Is scarcely If at
all, infelor, popular speaker, to any son OF n.
England; aud hs Pauioiic services in behalf OF ihe
cause or The people, hope, vail be remembered
by them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
no ORR FRIENDS.

We have 2 word or 1wn for friends. Walv-
ing all preienions 10 mndesiy in lire mailer y q
want 500 additional subscribers 10 the Ca!edonian
- and such as will lime, pay for II. We
ak the friends OF Harrison in Caledonia, Orlenns
and Essex Counties, 10 aid This number. Let
individuals IN eGch neighboThood, who feel an in
,ere in The success Of our enlls IN The work
and il will he accomplished. Especially, 10 our
asen1s 10 whom already much indebted, do
"a appeal. and we take the Liberty TO ask Them 10
make Immediate efforts to swell cur list The
bai,le is but half fought and III victory bat half
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

ENATOR-EsSEX COUNTY.
TELL CHAPMAN TO CROW

We have been so frequently asked The import Of
inns enpifon, That we will give 10 IL public expia-
nahon Chapman Is Van Buren, editor in india.
ma One OF Mr. Van BHren's District Afiornev's-
named Patterson, in that State heard of several
ehafges VI favor OF Harrison in the region where
Chaptnah resided, and he wrnie letter a faith
WI 'f'eho iiflng IN the town with Editor Chapman
''cu'cai'ng The necessity OF Dragging, and'elosed
win a postscript, ''7eA Chepman TO CrU4o' The
wings BY some means 60, possessiou of this Iet1er
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY


Il will be lbEI sod Caledonia" gives Il
Democratic minority OF about 100 for Governor
last year $40 against us-nnkiug L gain FOR our
ticket Of abou; $40 The gain on the Senatorial
vote is about zoo, and on member of Congress n
houl 500. odd Caedouia has done well.
We have but lule 10 say Of our triumph. fl
obtained by fair fghl against drilled aud
viglant opposition. But the tue Democrncy or
the county, though conquered FOR few years past,
could not stay conquered any longeI-nnd she burst
the leltcrs Thai had bound hen.
To the YOUNG MEN, who led 10 The contest
backed up nobiy by their seniors-we tender or
hearty fhanks-not Cor oursrlFe but for The cotn-
try5-jn behalf Of liberty md cur free institutions
They entered The field early-rhcy We're constantly
on guard-lher slept not al their Posts-and when
the day came they ''charged" upon theiI opponents
With frmness ind zeal, and achieved a splendid
victory. Vel not 10 tile young alone is all lie
praise dpe-the elder ffeemen rf The cnunty acied
we'll their pat-brought mp the rear with s'cudy
aud firm steps.
Ii Is uattcr of encou-u cement that most Of The
Young Men Of The Country enlisIing wilh zeal
into Inc ranks or Harrison ard Reform They
viii r.seuo their country from The Destruction with
which it ia threatened by Van Buren, and his train
81 gold hunary officials.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

We learr, says the Hartford Courant, that during
the thunder storm on SUNDAY, barn in Windsor
belonging 10 Mr. Manly, was struck by lightning
and, with liz contents, about 20 tons Of bay, was
consumed. Also barn in New Hartford, and
dwelling house and barn East Granville, Mass.
were destroyed
The laie Census taker in New Orleans, gives
Palaiion of 100000. This shows how rapidly
that CITY is growing A census taken IN lbe win
ter would undoubtedly show very much larger
population.
Tic Cabinef alarmed. "A Cabinet meeting vas
held IN Washington lew da, since when. after
several minor difficulties adjusted, Mr. For
Eyth was ordered Georgia, to secure If posi-
bic that state for Van Buren,. We Iearnyths, he
will star; imm ediaaeIy on his election tour
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

.7boliti0a CandSdates-kr Myron Holly Is po-r
or a tour through the counties of this Sta,.
holding two DAYS Hnii-slarnry meetings IA each
county. The objects OF these meetings is mainly
take irio iderHtion the proprietv of support
ing the candidates dominated al the late abolition
convention at Syracuse. Mr. n we understand
Is earnest advocate nf distinct organization A
meeting OF the Ami Slavery Society Of this city
held last evening The Park Church for The
purpose OF appointing delegates 10 of the conn
~ meetings, above referred to, which is held 10
day and tomorrow 81 Aurora Afier full discus
sion Of the whole mailer, the Society resolved but
zoe member dissenting. that il mex pedieni 10
aver the plan ola distinct political orE.nizatlon
and 90 instructed their delegates. Tae disssnter
so1s VGs RxrsH -,4a.-Tbs fact speaks rolnmcs
- BEFSlo COM A
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CERTIFICATE
PRnr1nrxcr. March 25lh. ls4O

PRovIpEscE, March 25lh. lo4O.
We the undetsl sUed, freeinen oil lnls eI,!, Ir
nv certify that we attended a Lecture oeIHereo ~
Js,ac H,il Of New Ham Pshire, before ane ~ ~
,.s, ,,r the Democratic Association OF saI0 ci'!'
an The Masonic Hall uf Providence, on ~" -
IF he 9Th insiant-and HAT IN sad L te'u- -
Isaar Hin did state POSITIVELY ana pIsl -
70 lowing To be among iiie "1e pun
,ne Vcn Ras-Cn DGmocrarp, VIZ 81, - 49,.
TT. .b,li,ioa not only "G hli PROTECTIVE DIV
~. I'm, of all post duties, q The aoa''loh o. HV
whole Custom fInrse sNs,ern -, -,,,,, INK
o THAT THE EXPENSES or THE ItN-
FRaI. GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE PAlD
djY a DIRECT TAX UPON PROPERTY.
g Thai gold and silver was the on'y currency
which the General Government had the conSii'u-
ronHI oower 10 rrovde for the people OF tins coun
.,y. .npd ,ha, Congress had 40 power create q
system OF National Currency and Exchanges hy
means Of a National Bank. ouch as Washington
recommended in 1871, and Madison approved IN
JSl6)
,afrulated 10 corrupt the States and The people
nfo,ght he did moi aiieiupI show why The mon
ey should re more upiing in their hands than
IN the hands IF The GeneTal Government
q Tint no division OF the proceeds Of the sa RS
81 the public lands among The seFeral States ought
there tore 10 he made nr allow 10 be made hy Inc
National GovcInmcnt
6 lie hoa.led that HIS Van Buren, friends in New
HlmPshirs had attained to the happy sinie OF Dem
ocra;sc purity and perfection. lhsi they could now
take sirorg and decided ground IN favor OF me n
bove priucirles 1nd measures of the Van Buren,
purtv-lhat they were cTposed TO IdT.y-eF
s.d 10 n National Bank-nrposed to any division
Of the proceeds Of Public Lands among the sere'a
STATES
we understood MIR IIiH 10 directly lay down
he aba9c principles and doctrines, The true pm
-e Q" me Prese9! Van Barn p Den , parry
DIT GCODHUE, n. 5. DRAPER.
WIN ] HARRIS MARTIN ROBINSON,
GEO. w. TYLER, JOHN (. MOVES
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

The census iaker of The fourth ward Cincinnati.
found Eaother of 25 years, with son IL years
be adds:-l also met, since have commenced The
census, grandmother of3l, and another of %
years A a specimen Of Buckeye growth, there is
ono young man of l6 years who measures feet 9,
and another of IS. of The hight offs feet I0I in
ches. In regard 10 The colored population, as a
general principle The whole colored race urder
the influence of climate, undoubtedly beeom-
ing Tighter in hue, and loosing the distinctive fea
lures of the original race.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

Tie RarnOred Negro Ins,nTesfion.-The Rich

Tie Raraored Negro Tas,7 re.tioa-The Rich
moud SIar Of " cdnesday says=
We do not learn sufficient O the farls 10 stale
18th certainty the canse Of Ibe precautionary meas
ureF taken in ne ighboring towns Our FIST stale
Qenl lorated ibe point Of difficulty Alright, anG we
believe some arrests have laken place; aud il is
strongly asserted that disclosures have been IN AIDE
and arms (swords) seized, although the number is
uncertain. volunteer company was under
arms in Norfolk on monday night, showing that
The runlors have authentic foundation. The place
where The discovery was made, is stated 10 be net
far from southampton county, hui from all we
learn we judge lhe cause Of alarm be insulated
as Ii will excite vigilance which ought always 10
be maintained
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

The election of Governor, Members or Congress
snd Legislature takes place The ls1h Of Ibis month
Both parties have been active in their preparaiiuEs
Gov Fairfield is cand date for reelection, and is
opposed by Elk Gov KEN We do anticipate
The defeat Of the Van Buren party in the Stnle cleo
non, but count upon g.eat gan-so great that
"Old TIP viii stand 4 good chance Of carrying
The Stale in November
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
From The Raleigh w O. Register .3Hg IS
TIE FINAL RESULT.

The table published in our last, presented fun
statement of The vote for Governor with The eK-
cePtion OF Tsrrei connay ~ inch haling cUrne
10 hand, able 10 give Murel ead's ~ ecise
majority over Saunders There may be, II is true.
slight inaccuracies on both sides, in the reported
mnioririet, though ii is probable that a change
OF fifty votes either way, viii appear, when com-
puled with ibu Official returns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
CHARGE OF MURDER.

Hannah Kinney was yesterday mon
day. brought into The Police Conri and a,
ragned lie charge of murder. Mr. P
Rely appared as her counsel, and The Ano
ney General attended for the Commonweab,
The consideration of The case was postponeg
until Monday next, and ,n Ibc meantime
the prisoner was committed without bril-
Boston elias, Sept. ].
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
Majority,

The official returns VIII 40. be made public uniil
the Legislature convencs, wien rho vote VIII he
counted in The pre- Of both Houses II IL prob
able thai than -, 600 votes have been poIlea
in The Stale, though The united al The two can
aida;es, published above, reaches little over CO.
0oc-,lto minority being given IN number of The
cou;ies, instead Of the relative nctuai vote
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

Isl Baptist Church and Society in Lowell n.
Sept. D, in 1885, aged 81 years. neg
We saw MIR Freemans's remains after =
were exhuned, on Monday evening Gy
l7ilsr They were in remarkable stale Of ~,
ervaiion. They had turned black, and So
somewhat. bun one Of the physicians who ,ya.t
present, said that he had seen suffice, used in
illustrating lectures on ANATOMY, which was lsr
Iher advanced IN putrefaction.
We have heard report, which, if true. f.,
nishes another curious link in The chain NJ ~;
cumsiances which, are now becoming devsla.
ed. Ii is said Ihal after Mr. Freeman's n,arr;app.
his father, who resided in Maine, died -
suddenly, while Mr. f. and lis wife were M,
king him visit.-LoireH Courier.
Return of.Nrs Kenney.-Mr Constable Cs,,.
returned from TheIiord, Vi. last evening. VIII
Mrs Kenney. He found her Mt that nls..
" iih lhe friends OF ile late Mr. X. Mr. c s,n,a1,
Thai she perfectly willing 10 return 10 Bns,
ton, without aRy process of law, and he lear,
not only from her, hui also from Mr. X s friend
that she had made preparations 10 return 10 Bos
TON in day two, had one been sen, nj,
Ter her.-TranecIlPt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
rrom the Boston .stlGs
pIREC I = y A L U y

DIRECT ia L U
ISAAC HILL, ihe Farmer General OF he'e"D'
g., ,bi. district, he's always been considered
:, or The Looofpeo FICTION in New England, "
,.rson win the exception Of Professor piO y
SON. stands higher in The estimation Of me parry
Bro~n.On has recently favored US win ms we" %
Van Buren, Democracy, dnd here We nave some
nm s.ber,es ~ hich EMPLOY ing the BRAIN
Of Hill
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

A Coon WITrEss!- HAa, him While all yvhn
know Gen. Ia: BISON benriUg shone testimony
IN hls favor the Office holders and subsdise prrss
standoring his moral character and lahorng
10 destroy his gond reputation In addition ia
what have published heretofore from those Eyho
know Gen. H. well, we may add the strong test
snuny Of one who will be deemed good authority
by all who have know anything of The good 81 sH
% Sou1r:
We give the following communication a corsi-r-
aous place, and that il will not be without lis
effect in silencing nj least Of the many wick
% ISLANDERS or the enemy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
TO HONEST METHoplsrs.


We ask you 10 look at the following statement
OF facts -
RIsRoP Sou1E, n. D, or the pure and
distinguished MtihndIsis in thr United States.
asked, in the presence or Tho Rev. Leonard H.
Grifing, tsrho heretofore has been supporter Of
MIR Van Buren.) "What is the public ard private
character nf WV. HENRy FARRIsoEf The Bish-
op rep led. ~ CONSIDER GEN. dARRiSQN'S
CHARACTER WITHOUT REPROACH. lie
has been my naighbor; have often been inmate
of has family. and consider his house of The
best houses for Ministers in ali Ohio"
The Bishop is well known for his great p ndence,
and in the some conversation, when asked how nc
Thought Gen. Harrison would administer Gov
eminent repled-''l believe the affairs OF this Ma
ton would 5e 1otH administered hy Gen. Harri-
bv President Van Buren,, any Or his
friends"
Mr. Grifing is extensively known in oil TINS re-
gon OF country. and bs had the I1agnanimity and
manly independence IN communicate tn the writer
1he foregoing iac's.
The Louisville Jon, nal states, that or the l07
members Of The Methodist Episcopal Contention
held Al Bahirnore m she III Of May last, only 2
we're ffiends or NJ artin Van Buren, MANY OF them
-kss~ Gep Bsrrtson well:-souie had served IN
der bin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

me riiisburs True American contains The fol-
lowing extract of letter from gentleman in Gin
c'nnnaii 10 a friend in that place:
'Harrison's life life is daily threatened by tha
loco focos, who are pushed on by their parry ".
oience is hourly looked for