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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, April 90.
81 % From The Boston Patriot

AT market, $50 Beef Cattle, 10 yoke working
Oxen, IL cows and calves 20O Sheep, FI0 Swine.
PRIc Es-Beef Catte-Proes have further adj
yaDced We noticed one or two yoke extra sold
for vs. Frs, a1ality al % 90; socpud quality
So SO a 7; third quality So rs a 8 so,
Working Oxen--Sales $50, 30, and 100.
Cows and Calves-$20, "a, %, 30 80, and 35,
Sheep-We noticed one lot sold for 3-4 cents
ID. alive.
Swine-Lots to pedde were sold for l.2 for
Sows and 5 1-2 for Barrows A few lots for u
fraction more At retail from to 6sc2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04
ORLEANS COUNTY
COURT IN CHANCE.
RY, DECE NJ Der
TER A II 1910

| TOSEPli f. BROWN of Barton, in the County
~ of Orleans aforesaid-exhibits aud files hi.
bill in Chancsry, at this present term alleging in
substance that on the second day Of March, a. ID
lS3S-WELCOME BROWN Of said Barton. ami
ELISHA BROWN-then of nd Barton, now
of North Providence in the State of Rhode Islan,.
were seized in fee of certain land lying in said
town of Barton, TO wit; equal and undivid.
ed half OF twenty Eight acres OF land ol lot M t0o
in the 9th range being the equal and undyi
ded half ot The same land decided by David S. Alb
bolt 10 Welcome Brown, December I2th, 1927. 4,
Also of seventy six acres of the westerly side of
lot number three; in the eighth range--and also,
Of the northeasierly quarter fourth part of lot
No. three III tho seventh range, aud the orator BIO
ing DESTROYS OF obtaining good and sufficient deed
of said lands, on the same "a day of March, "A. ID.
1888 entered into an agreement i'll writing with
the said defendants that in consid eraun that the
orator should q before the 18th day oil October
1874 pay the sum of SlO50 90, with annual inter-
est op the after the first day prll 1888 to
one,John Matocks of Peacham, in the County Of
Caledonia, and have the same applied on nota
made and executed On the 18th day of October.
1882, by the said Elisha Brown TO The said Mat.
tocks for the OF s $50, and made payable to
the said Matocks with annual interest in four years
from the dale of SAID note, aud that when said
sum of money should be paid as aforesaid ib, de-
PENDANTS would execute and deliver 10 The orator
good deed with covenants OF warranty of tho above
described land.
And that the Orator on the Odd day Of April A .
ID. l840 paid 10 said Matocks the whole sum of
$1,000 90 and all the interest thereon according To
the tenor Of the said agreement, aud shat the de-
isndants Lava ever nege cted aud refused to exc
cute and deliver sufficient deed Of said lands &c
cording TO the tet OF SAID agreement, Cboug Tho
orator has frequently called upon defendants for
that purpase) and sill! do neglect and refuse TO do
the same. .g
And praying this Honorable Court 10 consdara-
tion Of The foregoing facts To decree that The said
Welcome and Elisha convey TO the Orator by "a
good and sufficient warrantee deed the above
described premises, and thai the said Welcome
and Elisha may he further compelled by a decree
of this Court to perform specifically The aforesaid
agreement, and that tho Court would order such
further relief as To said court shall seem meet, aud
that the said Welcome aud Elisha may upon their
several oaths maketr and perfect answers all
the foregoing promises aud signed by his solicitor
r n kINRAIl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04

MAIL CoNTRAcTs.-We learn that the Null Con
tracts under the new administration have been
made wehty per cent cheaper thun the old con-
tracts. Mr.. Granger will probably save half enough
this year from the revenues of the +. O. Depart
ment to pay off the enormous debt contracted by
Amos Kendall. We see signs of economy IN all
quarters in the Administration of tho affairs Of the
Government. The Post Master General found his
Department. more than million Of dollars in Debt.
In one year he will reduce the debt at least one
half. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04

Hj' Owing to The great scarcity of hay in this
section many cattle have died. and others haye
been kept SO very spare that it is much TO BIO fear.
ed, we apprehend, that when they are turned out
TO grass the transition will be SO great that MANY
more will die. We have been credibly informed
that many years since, when there was a great
scarcity of iood for cattle, farmer who had kept
his very thin, on putting thirteen out to grass in
the morning found tacelDe Of them dead at night.
We mention this circumstance, hoping that the
half-stalved cattle may notreceive "too much Of a
good thing at once st. Adams Messenger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DIsTRIcT, as.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District of Or
Iedns-to all persons concerned in tho Estate OF
ISAIAH MACUMBER, late Of Greensborougb
in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, JOHN MACUMBER, Admins.
w traitor of said deceased proposes 10 render
an account of his administration, and present his
account against said estate for examination and OIL
lowance at session of the Court of Probate 10 be
holden at Irdsburgh the fourth "Wednesday Ui
May next. Therefore, You hereby notified 10
appear before said court at the time and place u
ioresaid, and shew cause, If any yep haye, why
the account aforesaid should not be allowed
Given under my hand al lrasburgh, this 81 day
of April, A. d. lS4I. - -,
l94w3 GEO. NYE, Judgs. v,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04
The names in italics are Locofocos.

Last year the Delegation in Congress from Viz.
gina, stood wings to l2 locos. Another week
will furnish with full returns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04


W we noticed by u )ale Wa:chman that the
prInciPa! mails in Vermont that ran on the Sab.
bath were ordered TO be discontinued some mon lbs
since and the reason gwen by the Department.
want OF funds. A few yeats ago one OF the argu-
ments in favor of Sunday mails was that the De.
PartmeDt was IN debt, and the running of the
mails ON that day il was main tanned, would add to
its revenue. And the experiment has been tried
and ever since the Department has been sinking
deeper and deeper into debt. Foolish as was then
the reason IL is now shown 10 be doubly So
when fee from war other caiamites equally
monenlous no nation can offer AN apology for vio-
iatlng The sanct:y of the holy Sabbath, and tia, in
dividuai or nation that does with impunity
er did or ever will realize heathiuI prosperity
There is a reverence due to the Lord sof the Sab
bail, and he will have il or meet out retribu,ive
justice TO those who withhold il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04

XNTIllCll Bill with the Subpoena WAS duly gu
w tered on the docket Of said Court at the
December term of said Court, A ID. 1910, and il
appearing that the said Elisha Brown resides with
Out this State, and cannot probably be served with
ordinary process, 1t is 'herefcre ordered by the
Court aforesaid that said bill be- oontinued the
docke oil said Court, nnd that the said ElishaBrown
be- notified of the tendency Of this biz by publish
ing the substance Of the same tosviher with this
o, der, three weeks successfully IN the Caledonian,
newspaper published in ST. Joi,nsbnry in the
County Of Caledonia, the last of which publication
shall be at least three weeks before the next term
of said Court, next 10 be holden ut irasburgh, in
said couDty, on the 4th Tuesday of June, A. u.
1874 and such publication viii be deemed sufi
cent notice 10 the said elisha TO appear and make
answer TO- said bill fAi'H
I'5sl s., Order of Court, tti8ett
I96w3 HENRY Nj. BATES, Clerk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04

JOSEPH F. BRowS,
VS..
WELCOME Brown aud
ELISHA BRowN.
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The Log eabin-E.,ra Edition.

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pa.es wh;sa divide it; The call of Extra sess;c.
oc.h VI President HARRIsoS,he accession OF joins Tn,
to the Presideneyhe meeting Of the first Wing COaeres. e
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" Report developing fcy The OF the rev AZ
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a. BRISBANE, EDITOR.


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o,,aisrc Rales for the duplication Of Mind acquiring H"os
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greatly facilitate the requirement Of Mathematical hH0Secs
WaI. 4 We. 6wooD. i. n.
rz,I new eyc an corrected edition of hi hoobook
Broadway Newiork city The first edition Of this work elected
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C. H. tN1HoNy Principal OF Troy academy have exam
woods Numbers. and the opinion have formed
excellent am much pleased with Mr. "" mehed OF eS
planning OF the rules OF Arithmetic lie has made many crooked
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I,uR Coughs Colds, Asthma Whoopng Cough horness OF Breath
Affections OF the Heart and Lungs leading To CoNSuMp
tried medicines cold Haye
had battle NoWILLS Electoral HONEY OF LIVER
NORT Ii as.urdly the best medicine offered
public. The testimonials onee and the high euogiums
last those who have taken it, attest superior
that induced TO make
possible though has increasingly ,od the public appro
about fifty thousand bottles per No puff
has done tins hoax the sufferer col
solution and aeoaou medicine thereby Fastening adsct
ata! terrnaohe pun alone the hopes of the
tent until hopes
preparation Honey Of Lvcrws solely composed Of
vegetable but combination
only calculated the Immediate disease but tbs
generally No medicine offered the public be said
restored to health number of
complaints Newil Pccoral Honey ef Lyerwort should
all families administer upon the hrsi nptom cold
the
their lives, especially IN consumptve
This medicine offered the public the low price of Two Sh
ng accessible ALL For sale the principal Depot 81 Madison
OF Catherine Rctac BY Of the principal Drug
the and princpa! city throughout the uD
frdS tnfc..
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LILLE CONNoassEUR,s sEaAyaNe: soAp.

75NIIIS Enolcnt Co1o' ghosi degree
OF Comfort N Shaving gives rich and durable With
cold hard or ,oit
Since IT. Introduction IN 1881 popularity been constantly
the aud the Proprietor assurances from his
Customers that not only exccl egery other to tnem
but they cannot wish for grert"r luxury in Shaving
II put up eahcrn which il is used
liberal discount to wholesale plfcbaer Prepared .oll by
GEORGE D. C0GGESIIAII
Chemist, Druggist, and Manufacturer Of Aerned Wo,o,.
III Pearl Of Itose-st. New York
Sold al-o by John aihau is3 Broadway Rah;on Aspnwa &c.
Williams 10 Broadway and 10 House and by rcneco
Druggists and Pc@fumcrs generally - F'
-era discount made 10 Wholesale purcaser Orders fr,n Gus
with whom they dead. - ~ 10
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sTEAN CANDY AND sUGAR REFINERY.

ID L. A. STUART, Greenwich and Chambers
IA manufacturing aud offer for sails Candy Sugar Plum (made
by their improved Procc from single, double and treble
fired Sugar superior qualify any made tins country Eu
rope and nearly low prices the inferior qualities
usually sold, having Increased their buildings they
prepared the largest erde Candy Refined Sugar
the shortest Country dealers requested call and
the quality Candy oh establishment purchasing
Candy carefully pacAed boxes 90 - 20 ourz the
southern and western markets a. delivered this city shipped
without charge for boNe-
Refined SUgnDoubc refined loaf packed boxes barrels
loose;
hkd AMI trces. The above Sugars refined by steam,
without the Of clay or blood. ais ct
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