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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-07


GERS of the army, and it is believed some from the
navy, have laid aside the military profession for
the more peaceful vocation Of the Christian min
is,rY.
The Nashville Banner of the 10Th SAYS tina. the
Senate still refused to go into the election for
United States Senators. In tho House on the 18th
a resolution was passed to so into an election for
Senators the Goth.
The Gloucester Telegraph says: ave learn by
letter received in last evening, that His
Excellency Thomas Buchanan, Governor of Lis
IBERIA, died at Bassa, Sept. Sd very much amen-
ted"
Eztensice Bear Shooting in .Ne,o Jersey.-Last
Wednesday week, as Mr. Bodine Coffin, son of MIR
William Coffin, of Hamilton Glass Works, was
out hunting, about four miles from the Works, he
discovered coming out of the swamp, large bear
which he Immediately shot, when another sprung
on the dead one, which he also killed, when
third and made for him, but his dogs attacked
him, and he sprang up tree, when he shot him
Also
Tight Lacing,--.lt is said that the French fash
ionables have discarded tight lacng; and that the
Grecan models, which the only fair and beau
tiful proportions of nature, are henceiorh TO be the
standard of fashions, for ladies' waists-instead OF
the wasp, hour glass, &c. .. r
Sound the loud timbrel DER hill valley and sea,
The tape. strings are broken, and the women are
free!
JeaoiSh Synagogues.-T fifty nine Jew
ish Synagogues in the United States, six Of which
in Pennsy lvania. Belonging to this number
there about forty-two thousand Jews; ten thou
said expected TO be in the United
States who do not belong TO either of the above
congregations. In 1905 there were only five Syn
agogues, and about four thousand five hundred
Jews
Wealth of Great Britain.-It is said that the ag-
gregate amount of movable and immoveable pro-
perty in the kingdom is four hundred billions of
pounds sterling. t-.t,.... .-..t
The friends of Dartmouth College are engaged
in attempt to ,aise 900 for the purpose of
enIarging the library, procuring new and improved
philosophical apparatus, and establishing a college
press l
, 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under.
~ sighed has obtained front the County Court
of like county Missouri, letters of admin
~istration on the estate of James Bradford. late
OF said county deceased, bearing date the
LIST day OF February l84l. All persons. there
fore. having claims against said esta'e. are
requested to exhibit them for allowance.
within one year after the date of said letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit
Of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years from said date they will be forev-
or barred.
Said James Bradford deceased. was about
six feet and two inches high. Of Il sandy COM
plexion. spare person; is supposed to have
been fifty years old Tor upwards was born
and bred in York District. South Carolina.
Ind resided in this comfy about fifteen years.
and died on Salt River, about the first OF
November last: ut the house of James Love,
and his estate has been appraised at the
sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars,
and twenty five cents.
JAMES l.. BRADLEY, Admr.
Pike County Missouri,
March 90 l8Il.-6t.
, 1841-04-10

TO her reward. Ashort time before herdeath.
she expressed to a friend, her confidence in
God. On Tuesday the 3Oth her remains
were consigned to the grave quietly to sic n
until the Lord decends from heaven with
a shout, with a voice of the archangel. then
in a moment. in the twinklingofan eve shall
this clay awake into life and this mortal put
on immortality. then will our beloved sister
bloom in immortal youth. She is where sick.
ness and sorrow pain and death are felt and
feared no more.
Our loss is her infinite gain.
F.. w.
, 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signedhas obtained from the Clerk of the
County Court of Audrain county, letters OF
Administration upon the Estate of William
Still, deceased. dated February the Cd. I84I.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re.
quested to make immediate payments, and
all persons having claims against said estate,
arc requested to exhibit them properly au.
thenticated within one year from the date of
said letters, or they NAV he precluded from
having anv benefit Of said estate. and if sucb
claims are not presented within three wears,
thew will be forever barred.
ANDREW STILL, Adam.
April VI. lsil.-S,.
, 1841-04-10
From the Savannah Republican March II
GOOD NEWS FROM FLORIDA.

The steamer Isis. Captain Pitcher, arrived
las, evening from Black Creek. To the al
lention of one of our correspondents we are
enabled to lay before our readers the follow.
ing gratifying news of the capture and sur
render of a large number of Indians:
"PILATKA, March IA.
.Capt. Ker, 2d Dragons, a day or two
since took twenty-onc Indians with their
chief. Knxa Tustenuggee.
"Twentv old Indians came in n few days
ago nj Fort Fanninc. and gave themselves
up.
"Ni'd Ca' has hrrn in at TIrnra and gone
out Ia hrin" in his people. and letters tonight
say that ninety men were sent out on the
llil rn escort ninety "Id warriors on their
way in.
.Ah,ut four hundred Indians are already
nj Tampa waiting to he sfipped-in fact
every rne writes that the war is over"
@Bv the steamer Gen. Taylor, Capt. Peck.
the above intelligence is confirmed.
, 1841-04-10
OBITUARY Y.
COMMUNICATED.

DIED-in Pike county Mo-, March 29th
184l after a protracted illness Mrs Lucy
Luck. daughter Of Alexander c. Fitzhugh,
consnrt of Acy Luck, in the twenty Sc
venth year of her age. Mrs. Luck was born
in Kentucky, and removed with her iaiheI
to Mo. Pike county here she united
in marriage with her then joyful but now
sorrowful and bereaved husband, and has left
five children 10 mourn the loss of a beloved
mother. 10 the year 1910 she experienced
religion, and united with the Methodist Epls-
copal church, where she lived until called
, 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the uuderisn'd
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court Of St. Charles county, letters OF Administration
upon the Estate Of Alexis Mudd deceased, beaunE
date the 90 day Of February, ls4l. All Personsha'-
ing claims against said estate, are requested TO eahlh-
il them 10 one year from the date Of ssid letters for
allowance, or they may be prec'uded from any feneot
of said estate; and IL such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said ~ietters, they
willbe forever barred.
JOHN D. CLARE. Adn'r
March 72,--Jt.
, 1841-04-10

GOVERNOR OF VrRclNIA.-The resignation
Of Governor Gilmer, devolves the duty Of
the Governor on tine senior members of the
Executive Council. J. NJ. Patton (W.) is
now the senior member, and will act till the
sIst instant, when his previous term expires.
Col. John Rutherford 3D. then becomes the
senior Councillor, and will be the acting Gov
ernor.
, 1841-04-10

1t must be remembered that previous to
the election. the wings charged Mr.. Van Blu
rem with having furnished the Presidents
House extravagantly, that it was too costly
for an Eastern prince, &c. &c. but as soon
as Gen. Harrison entered it, they added siI
thousand dollars worth of new furniture,
to make it fit for a log-cabin president. Keep
it before the people.
, 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE i, hereby given that the undersigned
l has taken out letters of Administration On the
estate vi Tilman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Court, of Rails Co. hearing date Dee. Nth, lSiO: all
persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for llowauce, within one
year from the date ofsaid letters, or they NAV be
precludcd from having any benefit Of said estate, and
if .ucL claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Administrx.
Jan. q, lSil-3t.
, 1841-04-10
ST. LOUIS MARKET,

ST. LOUlS MAhhEl.
April 6, 1s4I.
Bacon Hams, 7a8; Shouldrs, 4; Sides
81; hog round, 4i-dull.
BeanS-Market well supplied, and prices
have declined. We quote at 75c-dull sac.
Buter-ln kegs 7as-sood supply aid
dull.
Brandy-American 50a75; plenty; Cog
niac 81 sou So; Champagne S2aSs-
Bees md1-29a24 scarce.
Candles-Wc quote sperm 4sa5oi mould
IA; dipped 12-scarce.
Cotton Yarn-24 to e5,-s ales.-CcoI
supply
Cofee-Hav. green, I2ial3; Rio I3aI4;
Java 1Gia18; St. Domingo 12aI3c-in de-
mand.
segGs-Melee 5ia6; per m. IIav. NJ.
Isaac; rer Principe 2oa25. Coed stock
on hand.
Cordagc Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
IS 90; Manila plough lines 81 95; Manila
rope l5al6 Hemp plough lines 81 IS.
DOmestics-We quote for l al Casio;
A at 1Oidl2i.; plentiful supply.
Flour, City mills 4 a 4 25; country do
5Oa3 75-largc supply.
FiSh-No. I, Sis;aeo No.2. II; Moss
scarce-Cod fish, 50 90 Herring, IL to 10
plenty.
Fruit-Raisins NJ r 5 25 ;a3 so scarce
SIS Almonds l6aI8; h. 9. do l0dI2!
Furs g. Pelries-Raccoon prime, 30 a
ga; Mink, l2id25; Otter Gas co; Fox, Grey
5; Wild CIT Csc; Muskrat prime Ct; Deer,
shaved No. |, 25; do red do "a; do short blus
"a; do fall greys Is; do winter greys SGi2i
Gin-We quote American ga q 75c.-
good supply Holland 81 50aI IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks Assoc; Wheat
so; oats 22a25.
Hides, dry 8ia9; in demand.
Hemp, s and scarce.
Hon-Bar &c; band 6; hoop l0a; round
and square C a 10; sheet lOal2, castings 4.
Lara-6io7; in demand and very scarce.
Lead.-S4no sales.
Molasses-The supply is large, on lerce
we quote it at 80 by the quantity; 33a-
in stores.
NaHs-The supply limited-we quote,
assorted sizes 7a7i; and No 8. 9 cents.
OH-Sperm Winter Strained I 35a, so;
Summer strained I goal 80; Tanners S20d
2lper barrel; I.inseed 62ia rs.
P0rk-Fresh no sales, in Dbl. mess Si0G;
prime ga 81, no sales Of any consequence.
Rice-5ia6ic for new rice, and scarce.
Rum-N. o. 6eIa75c; Jam. 81 5ool IS.
Sah-On the landing from boats. CASE,
l. B 50 e5 in store; G. Asa 5oas2 U.s. l..
BS2 75-demand fair.
Sugar-Sugar is now held at7a7i; BY
quantity; from stores, saGi prime; Loaf sugar
I6aIS4.
Soap-Erstern No. I, 7as; Cincinnati
6 10 I; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri AMI
Kentucky. lOa25; Virginia e5a50-cnoj
supply. In hhds none in market.
Teas-Young Hyson s5afi; G. 2. and
Imperial 81.
Tar Per Dbl sac; keg 1al 25-good supply.
Whiskcy-Sales made OF raw whisksy on
levee,-Raw I5c and sbundant-rcc,ifed
lie
Wines-Prices vary but little from last
weeks Guotations-we quote Sweet Malaga
rs; Tenerlffc, Slal so; Madeira, common
75c. hest quality 81 75a2 so; Sherry Sass
Champagne sails.
, 1841-04-10

the New York Sun, that there is exhibiting
at the American Institute in the Park. a mod
Ell Of a ship, to be propelled by means of the
air pump. In a small scale it works admira.
bly,, and it is not improbable that it may yet
be carried to such perfection among the ma
ny experiments and inventions of the day,
asst become greatly useful.
, 1841-04-10

STATE OF MISSOURI,l.,
County Of Pike.
In the Circuit Court, of the Term of March, TO
wit, on the 18th day of March, ls4l.
Thomas D PaTTOS' Pi"i"'iG} Petition in debt, BY
REusEy SMILEY. Defendant.
a Nd now at this day comes the said Plaintiff by
IN his attorney, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
of the court, that the said Defendant is not IA resident
Of or residing within the said State, (and that he
cannot be summoned) Therefore on motion of raid
Plaintiff by his said attorney. IL is cred by the
court that the said Defendant he notified that an
action OF debt hath been commenced against him
by the said Plaintiff, and that an attachment hath
been issued against his estate, Cor the sum of three
hundred dollars besides interest and COSTS dircc-
ted TO the Sheriff OF said county OF Pike, who hath
attached the following real estate, TO wit; lot No.
sixteen (l6) in Block No. ten (l0) in the Town OF
Payne.viile in said county, and also n certain lot or
parcel Of ground adjoining said Town, bounded as
follows, To wit: Beginning Mt a stone, on the base line
Of the Town plot at the North west corner OF lot
sixteen aforesaid. Thence running south Goo. w.
twenty two poles to a stone, Thence :. 400. W.
eig.t-rn pcirs--Thcuce n. $50. Z. twenty poles and
twelve links to the South corner Of lot Aforesaid
Thence South 600. twelve poles to the beginning, as
appears BY his return endorsed on said wrt; and
that un,e.s Won the said defendant shall enter your
appearance herein, Mt the next Term OF our court,
which will he begun AMI held. at the Court House
in Bowling -G:rrrn, within and for our said county Of
Pike, on the fnurth Monday Of June next, and on
or before the ,hIrl day Of the said Term. plead to
the said Plaintiffs action, Judgment will be render
ell against you by def.ul', and the property attached
q, aforesaid. sold 10 satisfy the same. And ii /, fur
Their ordered by the Court, that II copy Of this order
be published for four weeks successively, in some
newspaper printed in this State, the last insertion to
be at least thirty days before the commencement Of
I ~. ,axt form Of tha can't untI vrhi, h saiJ Tarm
this cause is coutinued. A true copy Of the record.
~ In withess whereof I, NJ. J. Noyes,
seal. : CLERK have hereunto set my hand and affixed
~ the seal OF said Court, ut Office this 18th
of March. ls4l.
March 27-St. VI. J. MOVES. CLERK.
, 1841-04-10
NOTICE THIS.
F.. W..

A Ii. persons Indebted to the subscriber by note
IN or account, are earnestly requested TO conc
forward and make payment without delay, rs ]
must have money. If this is not attended 10, those
owing me will find their notes aud accounts in the
hand, of the Constable.
ISRAEL BARR.
April 10th, 1s4l.-4t.
, 1841-04-10
LIST OF

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Au
~ burn Mo. which If not taken out within
three months, will be sent to the Genera
Post Office as Dead Letters.
James Branson John X Parker 2
Henry G. Clare Henry Pliard
Littleton DRYDEN William X Roberts
Hiram Duncan William Rosson
Joseph NJ. Garner john K Russell
William B Holemam Luallen Stone
Thomas F. King John Turner
Rev. FB McEllroy George S Turner
Benoni McAtee John Wilson
Augustus McAtee VIM. W. Wells,
Thos. Mum Squire Northcut
ANDREW COCHRAN, P. N.
April Sd, l84t,--st
, 1841-04-10
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIME undersigned, lately trading in LOUISIANA.
Il under the name of MAsr AND KIiSo. dissolved
partnership on the % Of March last. All persons
having claims against the firm will call on Wn-
King. at the old stand for settlement, and tAose IN
debted to the firm will please pay their notes and &C.
counts, without delay. GEO. MASE.
WIN. Killing.
April Sd, ls4I.--2~.
, 1841-04-10
LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office in New
IL London Mo-, whice if not taken Out
within three months will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as Dead Letters.
Ashurst Jacob, Gilbert John 8
Beaufort Abra, 2 Grillen WIN.
Byers Jno. GRAY Alex.
Boarrnan Jesse. 2 Garrett Jas.
Brown II. HAYDEN Jnn.
Barnett. C. Hawkins Elijah
Bacon Charles HUTCHINSON NJ.
Coons Jno. Hitch n.
Caverly Jno. Hudson Pleasant
Carothers Jno. H. Kelley r. P.
Culberson Saml. Little Ben.
Denis N. Leake Jos.
Dryden J. D. S. Limnef r.
Dimmett P. Mcpherson Stephen
Dickerson VIM. Mccoy Maryann
Ellis Sarah McCarty Alex.
Epperson Joel III. Norton Thos. 7.
Fortney Danl. Peake w. II.
Freddy Hen. Rennard Stuart
Flood Isabel Sheets NJ.
Fugett Josiah Sunm"ns John.
GlascOck George Snedegar Robt.
Glascock Eliza Tescn a. 2.
Gardner J. c. Watkins l.. w.
Green Abner
G. CLAYTON, p. NJ.
March 9i- I0lI--St
, 1841-04-10

Proposed IMpEAcHNENr.-The Legislature
of Mississippi have passed resolutions re-
questing their representatives in Congress
TO prepare articles Of impeachment against
Justice Mckinley, OF the U. S. Supreme
Court. The Governor has approved the
resolutions. These resolutions have their
origin in the refusal Of Judge Mckinley ,r
hold the Circuit Court in Mississippi az hi,
tptv required.
, 1841-04-10
OTTO E.

A LII persons indebted TO the estate of Benz. Bur
IN bridge deceased, are earnestly requested "a
come forward and pay their debts, for no further
indulgence will be given.
JAMES Chiffon, Admir-.
Aprl Sd, lSil.--lt.
, 1841-04-10
JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, l84l.
THE TINES.

In a spirit of candor, we would ask the
honest portion of the Wing party, in what
way, manner or shape, have we reaped advan'
,age from the change which has recently taken
place in the politics of the country. Has
our currency or our credit been bettered.
Has it enabled the " tenant of the Log Cab
in.' 10 obtain a more just equivalent for the
hard labor he endured in preparing his
produce for market.
- Some will, and have replied that Gen.
Harrison has not been in office long enough
TO effect any material change.
This might seem reasonable if we could for
an instant forget what was tod US during the
las, Presidential canvass. by the "no office
~nartv." 1t was Numbered in our ears by
the stump Orators otthe day. that so sureas
the election of Gen. Harrison was rendered
certain so sure should public as well as private
credit revive and flourish anew. The long
expected periol has arrived, but bas mo-
fulfilled the prophecies Of those "good men
honest and true who in their i~nsatiate itch
ing after office, sought to gull and en,rap the
honest and unsuspecting part of the com
munitv.
, 1841-04-10

VIaelNIA.--James Garland is a candidate
to represent the Albemarle district in the next
Congress.
, 1841-04-10

ANOTHER ROYAL PLEnGE.-lt was current
ly reported in London at the last dates. that
the little princess will have 4 brother or 4 sis,
ter to play with before the expiration OF
the present year.
, 1841-04-10

Col. Benton UiW be in St. Louis within y
lew days, says the last information from
Washington.
, 1841-04-10

GCol. John Chambers of Kentucky, has
been appointed Governor of Iowa, and Mr..
Stuhill of Maryland, Secretary.
, 1841-04-10

BANK DIREcToR.-THoNAs B. HupsoN, ESQ.
1t is understood, has been appointed a d.
rector ofthe Bank, in place of o. D. FrLLEY
resigned.
, 1841-04-10

~ We make the following quotations
from the New Orleans Price Current Of
March 81.
Tobacco--is in goodhealthy demand at 81
n 81.
F~lour-S4,3o to S4,37i.
Pork-Mess Slelal3. NJ. o. IIaIls
Prime S9i.
Beef-Mess S12al3, Prime Solar.
Bacon--Hams 7ia8c. Sides Ct C. Shoul.
der AZ C.
Bagging and Rope-eo to IS C. and 9 to
.lOc.
, 1841-04-10
LIST OF LETTERS

gSEMAINING in the Post Office n
"a Frankiord Mo. on Ist April. which i
no, taken ont within three months will be
sent 10 Tic General Post office as Dead Lee,
ierS.
Geo. l.. Arthur John Mansell
Charles Ellison John Steel
LLOYD Ford Mrs. Henrietta Ta!ia,
John G. B. Geery Zero
Mitchell Jamison Mrs. Sally Williams
John VI iIlroy
ADAM MASE, P. NJ.
April 10th, 164I.-3t.
, 1841-04-10

U. S. Mint.-During the last year the
amount of Gold and silver coined, was 49,.
42o,652. The number of peices, including,
copper, was 1~O,559,626.
, 1841-04-10

TOBACCO SALEs.-At the St. Louis Inspec-
ton Ware House, second quality Of tobac.
CO brought $3.50 per hundred pounds. Pre-.
vious sales 5 to Z.
, 1841-04-10

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.-The Queen, "the
baby" and the "Parrot,' were all in good
health.
, 1841-04-10

The following are the rates at which m
ney is purchased by the Brokers inst. Lnui
Rank q fCairo, 2 dis.
Miners bank Of Dubuque, ? dis.
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. 5 dis.
Bank Mineral Point, SO DIS.
Bank Of Illinois, par.
State Bank OF Illinois, par.
Ohio country, 5 10 10 dis.
Cincinnati, par to | PREM
State Bank of Indianna, par TO I pre:r.
Kentucky Banks, par to I prem.
United State Bank Notes, 10 dis.
Pennsylvania & Nd banks, TO 5 prem.
N Y & New England banks, 8 to 4 prem.
N o banks, large bills, par to lpre,n.
Arkansas Bank, so to 60 dis.
Michigan banks genrally, 10 10 dds.
, 1841-04-10

@Mr. Nathaniel F. Williams of BaIti.
more has meen appointed Collector of that
Port.
, 1841-04-10
Pleased 10 the last they crop the Howery food.
And lick the hand Just raised to shed their bIrod.

TRuE.-The Richmond Wing says Of Har-
rison's Inaugural:-"It discloses, a, every
jump, the footsteps OF old Tip himself.
, 1841-04-10

O. We are authorized 10 announce SIM
EON p. ROBINSON, Esq. as 4 candidate
for the office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Pike County. at the election in August next.
, 1841-04-10

O. We are authorized TO announce JOHN
S. HUSTON as a candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, OF Lincoln
county.
, 1841-04-10

The Governor of MARYLAND has appoint
ed the 17'h day Of May for the election in
that State.
, 1841-04-10

nTWe are authorized to announce FRAN,
CTS PARKER ESQ.,, as IA candidate for the Off
ces of Circuit and County Court Clerk, OF
Lincoln County, at the next August Elec-
ton.
, 1841-04-10

~We are authorized TO announce DIR. G.
II. BAILEY rs Il candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-04-10

A X
James Alexander, Henry Kiger,
b Thomas King.
Amos Beck, Margaret !. Keer,
John c. Blysc, l.
Charles Bacon Larkin Lawrence,
Joseph Beavins ? r. T. Lindsay
C NJ
Joseph Carr. q. MerrrIl,
Lewis A. Collins, Z. T. Martin,
VIM. C. Cobb, TilIman Marsh.
ID Andrew Malone,
Charles Dance. James McPikc,
Andrew Develboss. n o & p
John $. Davidson, Mrs. Sarah Newton
Mclcher Duncan, John Oliver.
e Alexander Petty
Joseph Evans, RS
F Owen c. Robinson,
Andrew Foggy, ID. ii. Spcrry,
John NJ. Fullerton; Ambrose Sparrow,
G. Peter Smelscr
Frederick Goodman, Nancy Stuart,
Benjamin Gray, T
Matthew Givens, Amos Thomas. 9
II Jonathan Todd,
Thomas Lakewood, A. Todd,
Jesse Hinton, w
~ Karen Whitaker,
Miss Susan f Ingram Allen Woodson.
Jarrett Ingram, VIM. II. Wright,
Rober JAWS, William Wilson.
Nelson Johnsone,
II. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
April Sd, 184l.-3t.
, 1841-04-10

are requested to say that a meeting
of the farmers and others interested, will be
held at Ashley on the 9th day of May next,
for the purpose Of forming an agricultural
Society.
, 1841-04-10
LIST OF LETTERS,

IISI UT I.E TIlS,
p EMAINIG in the Post Office nj Bow
~ ling-C;recn Mo-, on The the 3lst dav ol
March l84l, which if not taken out within
three months will he sent TO the General
Post office rs Dead Letters.
, 1841-04-10

Co the Baptists will a four
days meeting in Bowlinc-Green on Friday
the 10th INST. Elders, Hr~lny. Vardaman,
Landrnm have promised, and other Ministers
who nav find il convenient are invited To
attend the meeting.
, 1841-04-10

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrroN.-The Governor
OF TENNESSEE has issued his Proclamation,
fixing Thursday, the 9Th day of May, for the
election of members of Congress in tina,
, 1841-04-10
A OF

March I'd, I94l.--3t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

II2, .766 A portion of the Genosee Cana, !,
for navigation. ~"
Forty.fiy miles ofthe New York and Ero n
Road viz, from the Hudson river 10 Go.h.' "'
ompleted. 72 miles more are graded, and o. ~,
more are under contract and the com 2anv ~.
bout closing the contracts for $50 miles mo,o
are confident tho road will he finished in ,,o. WY
The amount expended is one million threeburaY'
and fifty thousand dollars, the credit of tho s.,
having been appropriated to that object Gs.
able survey is made of the Rail Road between n
densburg and Lake Champan. =
With the exception offorty four miles, the wh,
line of Rail Road from Albany to Buffalo will I,
completed next season.
Tie whole debt Of the State is $15 ,O64 74s .,
Tho net revenue ofthe canals, deducling exnora
lures, have been 81 ,02O ,9I5 SO, leaving su,nI'
after paying the interest aud 400 0OOdolars tows,,
the expenses Of the Government, of 1898 COG ".
state Of prosperity hardly to be credited Tim,
will be seen that businesskeeps pace with imUror
mens, and that The people need no, be taxed cen
for all these great works
IS3, 900 individuals are enrolled in the militia 4
the discipline continses as imperfect as ever
A special notice is taken of about forty thousoO
mostly foreign children, who 10y the census) ar
unuble to read or write, and call is made to rem
dy this great evil, ., -....