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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
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AN dssIoas 10 cell aay os % my three Farms an Of
-sosb ns ~ Il 9ss,sy region =. an, "a vrEa
pid Ann RIVER shsrt distance below The Rseeoon Fora.
aud about 10 miles nom fredereksturr; contains Us
land Is well numbered situated. THIS ARM at the re.
cent sssessmen wa. valued higher by sworn ofeer.
dwelling house. With rooms and usual buildings
SLATE hilt"-just opposite soldiers Rest, In Cub
pepper county. 10 st more valuable contains about 100
acres Of Ian between add whielare cleared aud
SosL land Is well Dbered and much Of would produce
nne tobacco hhasa small tao story dwelling house. &e
THE HORSE sHoE"-ues In the bend Of the Robin.
son River Cnpeper county, the Mills OF Mr. vii.
contains $40 eco Of which srr eeared-one half at
least OF the cleared land line low grounds. and the hill
Gassels have understood were, under the old
meni valued al the price, aud higher than any
pahaonoek This rn has a small dwelling house &e
The said three tracts of land are In good Of i'm.
rrovement, and clover and plaster finely upon them
Ibey are now In condition 10 bring abundant crops
corn wheat tobacco &e and are well adsnied to
who may seek an Investment In real estate.
More pareu iar information may be had, by reference
to Jeremiah Morton, E.q who wal, be in Richmond until
the Ihh Of ApI anil Ger that period his farm adjon.
GEORGE MORTON.
Rseeoon Ford p o.. Cupeper couniy,v
NALUAB.rs REAL EsTnTE EO1 sAIE:
VIE subscriber offers for sale one.half Of the Libe ry
miles OF the Louisa Railroad Depot at G:ordonsvilio
THIS property Is situated In one Of the largest wheat
Of alarse back country. the wheat Of which muS Il
the mi The mill house Is very aIgc-therc are pair OF
under the same roof There also a new saw.m on The
Madison side Of the river attached TO II.
The mill % If nour i,v
and having been thoroughly repaired the season. and
every thing being nearly new, will require repairs FOL
many years cieit Of one, years will b,
given the purchaser Persons wishing TO buy such pro
low "''' ~ '' anu examine IT, as VIII DC '0'
The subscriber will also sell Eve houses and lot. a
orange Courthouse upon the credits Of which
very valuable. bargain be had i'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
FRANCls H sNIrnI
sp2-owtiJy
LAW NOTICE.

Editors Of papers throughout The State are re.
tho benefit Of their renders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
MANSION IIousi

NOTlCE-1hc Tredegtr irun Company bsv,n, ee--
ged Mr JOS. z. ANDERSON a. their Comnos,et.
AGENT request at persons disposed 10 patronise Incl,
Noiks 20 iidtcss their orders 10 him, either f,r eas a.
inS ave Iron , DEANE, JR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
MANSION HOUSE

hANsiON HOUSE,
Main or e street, Richmond Va
'I'uE subscriber can accommodate one or Two Fsm,.,
NNl age airy chambers. well calculated for comfsr,
luInG lhc ear Ten or Twelve rooms In this house %
y. f'seINsd specially for transient company Terms per
Jay one collar and hty cents The Mansion Tousc
n he centre 81 business, and convcnienf t,b
NJ 9hl -leanbolls a. any n the cuy The subscrber
with heir patronage. WV ''"y '-'Vi hef
MANSION HOUSE, few doors below m. Rsn r..
vern, on the South side Of q OF Main sftsst ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

-. Is q G. f. RS
EXCHANGE & LOTTERY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos ofthc Va Lccsburr Aesdemv Io.fcrv t,t..
y ioI lsii-drew At Alexandris. l7th March isii.
49, 81 ), :. % o. q W Is Is q ~ 20 60 s..
9S@ % sN Ansoldsnd psidss usual At
F@@ 20 go 's"' oy BIGGER
GRAND SCHEMES IN May
a, virginia siafe LoueTyro be frawu 81 AoKsndrs 18Th
Nay, ISL. splendid Capitals. s-n 90 nNO IO on Roo
<"'' 1ei Vrl, ETC. Ttkc,s sl0 haivesa, quausrs 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

Az The ship w PER, captain sy'vcstsr d,,l, o.,
skxkb pccici num New York, will had f,r Rrcrnen win
- out delay. Foi ficisht Of TOO phds Tobacco or
apta IunI AN A. sc~
Advances made shipments ~ tho consapees 81 ~
shove vessel AZ i9-t2w Ill a sC>,. "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
ron PHILADELPnIA

ESN The fcfulsr pacEct schr JOHN sTULL Tc,le.
kkkb mas e. having considerable part Of her cafgo en-
- gagged will have dispatch. Apply on boarisi -.
" sWharL i' JAMES FISHER a son
~ Or WV RONLErT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

gK The sehr ELIZABETH JANE. Capt Phillips
W hav part Of her cargo engaged. can take tsr
- hhis tobacco aud snmc boxes Apply on board Al
kcits wharf, or to JAS FISHER A son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
RUTHFRFOoRn Nl,Isro, - =.

Vrrr ~ y. :. ''I'''' ~ Vile FUN HALE.
w bare ulorsedto sell this very brafrd pronc,
me WIS contain pairs Of stones for l,,11,,
Wc'i one PAR FOR ship rfuT sud fubbers ,v,b ~ ~
,ty ,.achncfy There is attached 10 the Mil rc,,
iotabie House for The Miller, ami site sptTeisn, C.
sivu"n oi another NIL calculated TO run no psi,. y,
stones tor terms, &C Apply 10 80 =" PafH "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

SSK Tho regular packet schr JOHN sTUII. Teal
2kb master For freight Of q. hhds or Ol pae kares 10
hscco, 10 complete her cargo, apply TO The master
al Ralston Pleasanrs wharf, TO
WILLIAM ROwIFTT
apN Or JAMES FISHER A SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
For NEW YORK

NIX The regular packet sehr RICHMOND, Chostsr.
~ maSer having pant Of her cargo engaged will have
3nEdispaich For freight or passage, having handsome
ccotnuoddonst Apply On hoard, Indians wharf or 10
APPS JAMES FISHER A son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

rs-should this property not he sold by the Isl Of
september twill be put the highest bidder No of.
yer TO treat privately foI this property LIST Sep.
tember will be attended to. Ne
apT-ch - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

- . FUN HENT,
- A. lhe uouse occupied By the snbaer ib.r 4,
Ntfl I, situated on MsYo street. near Inc Evrt...INe
msiR Hotel s9d the ODD Felo~s Han, sdsoisns ~
new aud cleEant tcnctnenis hielv .,.-,-, ~
tohn thompson Eco. The House coot.insE , $1,000 ~
1tepi.ess, snd three without s vel ea.eyis5ss 80
Rosr5ins uo0'. Ie,nmodaon Of large f-ny OF Tor
Appy 10 Nm a. IYs. 80 lnmediaieJ. -
ap $40 Nm m 80. $50 % 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
rl,ston Couy,tr.

FROM ..-something aohieh has happened,
nd "" NS Sr,rr ELECTIONS whichiook pace BE-
% I" ", a,oo, WIG HAnRIscN REVOLUTION -'"'e'
,spr the s'''. carried almost every State, 4 Ken
ID b"'" york and Vermont excepted) rom
p'bN >" louisiana Morton, Locoloc0' 'arr'e'
Aan' " ~. Polk was elected in Tennessee
Sa''''" W. in Georgia. Grason in mary la"d'-
s'pOO'Ip .,rsvlyania, &c. Jndiana,wh'ch had
Porter !" u...sou went for the Locoiocos. Ten
'''' w. shch had voted for White and had give"
ne''' a.io,ity of thousands, elected Polk Geor-
bid ' ..h had voted for White, went for Melon
o. " w.ryIand, which had voted for Harrison by
ia ..,;orily, elected the present 'Locoioco
e,,,roor Vermont even fro"O'ea !" .ne oa'a",
4 V"'' ~.,,otv was shaken. New York was
H. .Ioa bv the enemy and the Van Buren, flood
"'' "'I.o bioh as TO leave scarcely an Ararat to'
"'1 ,.L ofrepublican liberty 10 res, upon The
,.r,he uauot, as he gazed around him on eve
Il" u, "a far as the horizons verge, was greeted
.hoorless black sea of Locofocoism--Var
,,,m,d undisputed master Of the Union, and
"A Buen NtH''" 49,
H 1 DN,,,n reign perpetual. And so thought his
\ "u.m.r, Bu it was a decetful triumph as de-
n w., @ose which no,o Fl with false JOY the
I ..,ths par,zans. Their victories nO,o, lik {
n ,,Iv,,ories then, are but the sure precursors o
hi, fOsI overthrow. The downfall of Troy is
\ .,,, bo less certain because Achilles is in his
n .,, Their victories now are all Trojan tri'
,n,Ls They can no more permanently succeed
h ,y the Wings than did the British in the revolu
4 ion. Their !riumphs now are like those which
\ a, English would gain if we went to war will
r,bnd. It's admitted that the English woul'
!, ,,, II, at frst-but their short lived triumph
rounonly serve to put the country on its mettl'
orally The people MS one man-to fire ihei
od-lo make them give up every thing Tor thei
,mn,ry. ard 10 convert the unwclcnme duty c
f,brns into their sole business, for the time, ia
|p tie great Harrison contest,h people left lhei
rork-lleir workshops, their ploughs their stores
and made the election their sole business Tbi
hey cannot afford to do every day-but they ,ci
|baugain when the time comes, and the Wing
viii as surely triumph as they did in rs and Al.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
COUNCIL OF CENSORS.

The Council Of Sensors at their second session
held lat Montpelier, in October last, agreed upon
hGIOwing propositions of amendment 10 the
Constitution of this State:
Fn.-That Sheriffs shall be annually olectcc
Nhieemen Of their respective Counties, at tho
n aTatmO and in the same manner as Senators are
"a ny chosen. The person having the greates
umtr Of votes, shall he declared duly elected
SsNd-'rhat Justices Of the Peace shall be an
haDI elected by the ireemen of their respective
= r', and until otherwise provided by law, theiI
election shall be made on The day that. the Repre-
|nnlNes Of the General Assembly are chosen;
\ mds1 TIA, no town having less than ono thou~
|md inhabitants shall have more than five Jnsti-
Nees Of The Peace, and no town having, not TO ex>
MreeNGNseN hundred inhabitants, shall have no
Amwe Mm ~yen Justices Of tie Peace, and no
W town shaANwe more than twelve Justices of the
Nfeace-prOvMed also, that any town may, at their
&snoNaINanh meeting, determine by vote on reso-
&"h0n " EJECT less number of Justices II their
EI' teemens meeting, than the number above
llled; and provided also, that said Justices shall
A all al cases be elected by plurality of votes
i0d- That Senators shall be elected for three
EasOy the recmen Of their respective counties;
Inc members of the Senate shall be divided
n !" mee equal classes, and so arranged that one
&"u0 The whole Senate shall 60 on; of Office at
ENdplratIon Of each year. The Senators shall
A apWlOHcC TO INC seVerat C0unNeS according to
K MMmlation, as asceraned by the census Ia
under the authority of Congress, regard being
mays had in such apporiionment to the counties
A "ng the greatest fraction, always giving to each
A unity one Senator at least. ......
ionlh--That the Freemen's meeting for the
a HOn Of State officers and the members of the
&FAea Assembl, shall be holden on the second
$N'0y of October annually forever. And the
RFneal Assembly shall commence their session
aMe first Thursday Of the succeeding January.
fI'h-That whenever any Council OF Censors
al propose any ame ndmenr, explanation or adj
O"N 10 the Constitution of this State they shall
Cpoe the same directly to the people FOR their
oP'on, instead of calling Convention TO adopt
eame
We Councll of Censors did not, at their session
""Oer, resolve upon calling Convention, but
"'y had several Other propositions of amend
'"' under consideration, and MS the Constitution
4''e0 That they should hold a session after the
's VI Inc legislature, they adjourned to meet at
"'"s'"0, on the 9th day Of February next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
s@R AERGa

In Barnet, Nov. II, oftyphus fever, Capt. VIII
LIAM BAcHor, aged 60.
In Scion, Ohio, Mr. HARRISON FOSTER, formerly
Of Canterbury, N. H.
AT his residence in Randolph, on the Bird inst
STEPHEN HEKRIcK, aged 80 years, a soldier OF the
Revolution, and nine months a prisoner of war on
board the ever memorable Jersey ship in New
York harbor. He was ineal descendant of Sir
William Herrick, Of Ball Manor, Eng land, who
in early life became successful politician, was
knghted about the commencement of the seven.
centh century, and became an opposition member
of the Parliament that legalized the persecution
that drove Pilgrim Fathers to the consecrated
rock ofPlymouth
In Bradford, Oct 22d, very suddenly, Mr. WIN
Martin, In the 59,h year of his age.
ln Marshfeld, Sd inst Croydon A.; also, on the
9Th, Caroline a., twins of Harvery and Sophia
Coburn, aged 2 years and months,
IN Barre, on the 3lst uIt of Malignant Typhus
Fever, Charles Henry, only son Of Samuel and
Nancy Childs, aged years and II days
Middebary Sd inst, OF AL i,ngSepIing
IN BatteII, ESQ. and daughter of the Hon. Horatio
Seymour aged 81 yeais. -a atD .'f.t'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
lg@@1 BRpBaSs Mmg
n Institute,

VTNIiE Winter term Of This institution will COM
H. mence on Wednesday the 9Th Dec. next.
Mr. HOVEY and Miss AVER, will continue 10
take charge Of their respective departments, Which
is nothing less Than guarantee that their duties
will be discharged in able and very satisfactory
manner. t
Since the commencement of the present or fall
term new and most splendid Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus has been received, and j; is
the present purpose of the Executive Committee To
have a course Of Chemical Lectures delivered dur
ing the winter term.
Several rooms have been finished in The Semina-
ny buildings to rent those who wish TO board
themselves.
Board in good fnmlies can be had for 81 so per
week, wood and lights included
rr LEML. RICHMOND, Resident Sec.
Derby, 10 Nov 1871. 225w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
Arrival Of the Caledonia.

The steam packet Caledonia arrived at Boston,
Nov. Is, in fourteen days from Liverpool
The news taken out by the Acadia of tho &C.
quital of Mcleod and the release of Grognn gave
general satisfaction, and caused an i'm mediate rise
in the funds. The distress all over England con-
tinues and trade is not improved. The insurrcc
ton in Spain is at end t.
Great Fire at the Jo,oer of London.-A fire
bioke out at half.past ten o'clock on Saturday
night, Both ult., in the Round Tower. The alarm
was immediately given, but the flames spread with
great rapidly, and in n few. minutes burst forth
! from the windows with fearful violence. Numer.
GUS police officers, troops and iremen, with their
| engines Immediately assemblies the flames how.
ever, notwithstanding the exerlions of all present,
continued to spread, and soon reached the roof
Of the Armory, nearest adjoining the Round
Tower. Every effort that human power could
devise rosorted to in order this magnif.
icent and stupendous structures the flames, howev-
er, proceeded with fury which bafilcd cxertions
almost superhuman; and the building with nearly
all IT'S contents was totally destroyed, upwards
of $50 GOO stand of arms, hcsIdes an innur,erabe
quantity of trophies, relies, &c. At midnight the
conhagraton had reached TO frishtful magnitude,
and subsequently, reached TO the Clock Tower,
which fell with most tremendous crash, Fears
wero entertained for the Jewel Tower which was
broken open, aud the valuable diamonds crows,
scepers, &c, were removed At five O'Clock on
Sunday morning the fire abated its fury The value
of tho property destroyed Is estimated at one mil.
lion pounds sterling. 1t rs supposed that this dis
astrous fire was the result of accident alone, aud
caused by the over heating of some hues adjoining
the Armory office. One fireman lost his lite.
1t is said that the Irish peasantry will this year
be exposed to the terrible calamity OF a failure of
potato crop 1t is also known that the wheat
and ont crops third below the average, and
the price of meat is rising account OF distem
per among cattle
The people of London all tiptoe hourly
expecting an addition 10 the Queens family.
RETIREMENT OF A VErEKAN.--Ex-P President
Adams has given notice to his constituents that he
will cease TO represent them at the close ofthe pre-
sent Congress.
The Government of Canada has just paid $780,,
600 for property at Kings ton covering ground on
which defensive works are to be erected.
The Bunker Hill Aurora says that the Irish have
two millions of dollais deposite in the Boston
Savings Bank.
About 1000 persons have within few months
Cincinnati. ''Ft
The SUN of $40 ,O4O,55 has been appropriated
for the education Of the children of the poor in the
State of Virginia, for the ysar 1912, IA
The Caledonia brought no additional news from
China ' % H."
The locos are INDUCING apprehensons that Gov
Seward may Tylerize the acts Of tho NJ Y, Legis
lature, that is, some OF them. aa. H'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23


f&r I' A'e'aent-.4 Daughtc, shot By he,
hapch,, accident Of the most deplorabe and
|hd b.,nuy, nature causing the death ola young
city vs.,. ',''a'e' occurred in the upper part OF
n, N yesterday morning. =
Works, r.,;,. master mason on the Croton
lad ,b,, D"s In the eighty sixth street, having
(Ge, b,. r''S'ns had threatened TO attack his
fsded Dis,o,e e"''y been in the habit Of kee ping
|elerdav ;" readiness in case of such an event.
these "'"g some friends called to see bin,
| The geD,loa ''' were lying on chair, and one
lhsn h.. without perceiving them sat up.
tdhey w0.. "' me request of Mr.. Noble, who
EtN took 0a 'oaded' Immediately got up, and
f'hmmsr 80, o' them up to shew it and raised
1Aed, and II, "h''e in this position his finger
r. Which ,.m s hammer coming down upon the
''nea in the socket, the charge ex.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT IS
AT II Probate Court holden at lrasburgh, within
and for the District aforesaid on the 18th day Of
November, A. ID. lSil-
A Instrument purporting To be the last viii
N and Testament of JAMES MILLER, late Of
Greensbprough in said district, deceased, pre-
scented TO the Court here for Probate, by Margaret
Miller, the Execurix therein namcd Therefore,
IL is ordered by said Court, that public notice be
given 10 all persons intended therein TO appear be-
lore said Court, at a session thereof To be holden
ut lrasburgh on The 9Th day of December, A. ID.
1871, and contest the probate of said WILL aud it
is further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in the CALIFORNIAN, newspaper
printed at st. Johnsbsry in This State, the last Of
which shall be previous 10 the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office,
this 18Th day OF November, A. ID. ls4l
225w3 II. Nj. BATES, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
BRIGHTON MARKET-Nlonday, Nov. IS.

From The Boston Patriot.
At market, 2l50 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, 5000
Sheep and $50 Swine.i- 81 .I..3f .eH tF
PRicEs-Beef Cattle--Frst quality ut so a
90; second quality so %; third quality $3 a
A %.
Barreling Cattle--Niess, SS4 20, No ], . az NO.
9, 2 so.
storss--,rwo year old $S Is; three years old,
$l4 II a. #'W
Sheep-Sales were made at the following pr ices:
90, LIZ, 25, 33, AZ, 1865, l,S9, 2oo' and
9 25. e.t.s .sI .a.H
Swne--.Saes quick AT small advance: A a
4c for Sows, and Sc for Burrows AT re-
all, l 20 for Sows, and $ | &c for Borrows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23

., '"''ons piM England.-The Richmond
Ih., NJ S"'c" no doubt speaks by authority, says
b,,cna. stevenson has brought out important de-
H. WIN nm. lie had an interview with Mr..
IN M ~ 80 tuesday, in the city of New York;
kuo, 'n"esday MIR. Webster set out for Wash
kI,h A. sne most important correspondence
p,na a. ~ ~ mad in England, took place we nm.
bsuv h.. wi lew days before his departure
kr,,, .O' '"ot was fred on both sides, but the
unn;ss "O' "os conducted in good temper
''' gave the last blow. His successor
laAD 'e' expected every day to arrive in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23

pi"dsd, Nhd hnrrible TO state, the bali with which
the p's'"i was loaded struck his daughter, Jane
N"o'e' VINO was atandlng Two or three yards Off,
III the right side OF the head, passing through the
or"in aud causing instant death. The unfortunate
young lady was about twenty-five years of age and
was as universally beloved as her untimely end
VIII be deplored. The wreched father is in n
state OF phrenzv, and il is very questionable il lie
ever RECEIVERS his reason.
An inquest was held on the body Of tho deceas-
ed, and the Jury returned verdict that the de-
ceased came to her death from tho accidental dis
charge ola loaded pistol in the hands of her father
The above adds another to the numerous dreaG>
ful warnings against the careless handling of ioa.
ded fire arms.-.Nc,c YORK. Couy Ter and Inquirer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
+ STATE OF VERMONT,

..e. 54s.+ .f. ORLEANS DISTINCT IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans--To all persons concerned in the Estate Of
ROBERT PATTERSON, late of Crulsbury,
deceased' intestate, l.,.H.f GREETING.
XNTHEREAS, THOMAS PATTERSON, AID.
wv minisrator of Robert Patterson, late Of
Craitsbury, deceased, has filed in this Court ms
Administration account together with a Petition in
writing, requesting that License be granted him to
sell all the real estate of said deceased for the pay
ment of debts due from said estae-said real estate
being part of Lot No. 10, in Cralsbury, subject to
the Widows right OF Dover in one third thereof;
and said Administrator represents that all The Per-
sonal estate amounting to 1872, 81
has been assigned to tho widow; that the
Real Estate as per inventory amounts to 225 90
Out OF which tho widow has received her
Dover $500
..f 1r#a $4,000
port ~ SI24,S3
Expended for support of family $500
Expenses of Administration, 2o,OO
Therefore you arc hereby notified to appear before
The Probate Court at tho Probate Office IN Iras-
burgh in said district, on the second "Wednesday
OF December next and object 10 the allowance of
said Administrators account add 10 give bonds for
the payment OF tho debts against said estate or
show cause why the License should not be granted
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at lrasburgh, this 81 day
of October, i94l.
225w3 GEO NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
GG 8ss& ia @S9 Ea

In Irasburgh, by Rev. J. Johnson, Oct 81, Mr..
SAMUEL WEBSTER, Of St. Johnsbury, To Miss
LYDIA ID KELLAM, Of lrasburgh
In Danville, on the llth instant, by Elder A.
Sas, Mr.. Benjamin F Shepard, 10 Miss Martha
Weeks, both OF Peaeham
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
FAIRBANKS IMPROVED
Cooking STOVE

XNTE would again call The attention of the pub
w lie TO the above Cook ing Stove, which tor
convenience, economy and durability is unriyalled
The oven, which is the most important part Of a
stove, is almost universally acknowledged 10 be
the best in use. The length and size of the fire
place will admit OF large aud long wood, requiring
less labor in preparing the wood and rendering il
more suitable for warming house. Tie furnace
mer use. The construction is such that OF
the plates liable to burn OUT and il is undoubt-
eddy twice durable rs any other stove in use
These points OF superiority should be remembered
by those who design 10 purchase stoves ilis win
ter.
The above together with BOX and PARLOR
STOVES arc Cor sale by our Agents in the neigh>
boring towns and at our Factory.
f, 81 r. FAIRBANKS IL co.
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. 10, IS4l. 225t