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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04
ANOTHER WAR INGREDIENT.

The CREOLE MUTINY-il viii take cool and
sound beads on tho shores of tho Atlantic, both
Eastern and Western, to save us nom an appeal to
arms amid the complicated difficulties gathering
around our negotiations. On our frontiers, the so
called Patriots that is, the refugees from Canada,
who without the courage ''to free themselves
strive to make others "sirke The blow for them,
are burning barns and houses and in Mississippi
and Arkansas, whole States are repndlatinS debts
in The hands Of honest foreign holders. Then,
added to these cases are the old affairs Of the N. e.
Boundary, of the steamboat Caroline, and OF tho
wv. Territory with the claim TO search for sIovers
on tho Coast Of Africa.
The non slavehodng States thus on the frontier
have iugredlenco enough to make war oI--bu'
now comes the agitating affair Of the muliny on
board the Creole and the liberation OF her slaves
to stir up the South and South West. This ma
tor is interesting to the South, and very naturally
too. That Great Britain planting her colonies or
our ocean highway Of the North and the South
should insist upon applying to our vessels driver
there by stress, her own laws, as well rs the pri
cipIes regulating her people, and this, in col
! tradiolon of settled law Of nations recognized a
most in open war, is felt TO be great grieyanc
more especially by those whose lives and propert
are in jeopardy from their proximity 10 that big
way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04
PlN!ON OF AN ENGLISH STATESMAN
ON FREE TRADE.

Not great while ago, when proposition was
wrought before the British House of Commons, by
.si"ls'ers, TO reduce the duty upon French Wines,
4 ROBERTSON, a distinguished member of that
My give the following definition of tho meaning
81 Free Trade;
a II Was Idle for us, he coniended. to cndeavor to
'SuSOs other nations to join with us in adopting
principles Of what was CALLED FREE
Oher nations knew as we'll as the
=: ,oiu opposite. and those who acted with
r rn nnAF WHAT WE MEANT BY FREE
f rn WAS NOTHING MORE NOR LESS,
n n,, by MEANS OF THE GREAT ADJ
lkopn lAuEs WE ENJOYED, TO GET A MO.
CUn OF ALL THEIR MARKETS FOR
SpNr MANUFACTURES, AND TO PRE-.
|bpro, THEM, ONE AND ALL, FROM EVER
o"iNG MANUFACTURING NATIONS"
"o American advocates of the Free Trade
|3e6niI. ponder seriously upon this lucid English
|<naio,; " OF their favorite theory. Let the Wing
|Mir. IN Congress decide whether thew are
y nors :" allow the English manufacturers to get
n on, pO'g o. oar market, and deprive the laborers
hv country of the honest fruits of their indus
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

Ertent Of the British Dominions.--A Liverpool
paper, in announcing the birth tho Duke of
Cornwall, thus sums up the vast extent Of tho en-
pire, which it is expected he will govern at some
future day:
"Sautes in honor of his birth will be fired in
-America-on the shores of Hudson Bay, along
the whole line of the Canadian Lakes, in New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia Newfoundland, in the
Burmudas,at hundred points in the West Indies,
in the forest of Guiana, and in the distant Falkland
Islands, near Cape Horn; in Europe-in the Brit
ish Islands, from the rock of Gibralter, from the
imprognabe fortifications Of Malta, and in the 10.
MAN Islands; in Afrlca--on the Guiana Coast, at
ST. Helena and Ascension, from the Cape to the
Orange River, and at the Mauritius in Asia from
the fortress of Alden iu Arabia, at Karrack, in the
Persian Gulf, by the British army of Afg hanlstan,
along the Himalaya mountains, the banks of the
Indus and the Ganges, to the southern point of In
dIn, in the Island OF Coylon, beyond the Ganges
in Assam and Arracan, at Prince of Wales Island
and SINGAPORE, land tho shores of China ,at Hong
Kong and Chusan; and in Australia, At the settle
ments formed every side of the Australian con
and Islands, and in the strait which separates
the islands of tho New ZealanderS,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

.4acful Calamiy.-A private letter received yes>
terday, details an accident at the town of Jackson'
Louisiana, which appals ones very soul. IL is one
of the most curious we'll as the most heart rem
ding we have ever heard Of dray loaded with
several kegs of powder being discharged,
when by tho carelessness (some say drunkenncss)
Of this drayman, one Of them suffered TO fall.
scissor grinder was near, busy in his avocation,
and his rapid wheel emmirg shower of sparks
These fell upon the spilled powder, blow up the
man, scissor grinder, horse and dray and killed
four negroes belonging to Mr. Seth Parker. The
SHOCK was felt all over the town, and many WIN
dows were broken. Que leg of the drayman and
his hat were found several hundred yards off
The manged remains of the scissor grinder were
collected and decently buried. His wheel, it APP
pears, had bceu sent about sixty yards, aud lodged
on the balcony OF neighborng house.-When
will people learn to be careful with powdor?-N
! o, C1cssant city.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04
THOMAS fl. PALMER,
WIN. e KITrRiDGE,
ID. w. G. CLARKE,
EBENEZER ". BRIGGS.
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Monday. Dec. "a.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Nlonday, Dec. 81.
From The Boston Patriot.
AT market, 400 Beef Cattle, so Stores, $3.50
Sheep, and 500 Swine.
PRicEs-Boei CaIte-The prices obtained last
week were fully sustained, We quote First quail
ty at so 73 second quality AS a 25; third
quality s3 so a so.
Barrelling Cutte-Mcss, ga; No /, 81, No. 2,
csc.
$l4 "a.
Sheep-We quote lots 10, 81, / 80, AZ,
l rs, 80 and 9 25
Swine One entire lot 3 Ia and 1.2; selected
lots and sc. a t retail iron tn 6.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

DISEASED HoRsEs. In somo sections Of this
neighborhood there is a singular disease among
horses. which proves fatal in many cases. 1t is
something here and no remedy for 1t is gen
orally known The symptoms are stiffness of
joints, swelled limbs, body and head, with good
deal of fever and weeping Of the eyes, and some
times blindness, and running at the nose The dis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

shpd.,a TRAGEDY. The Georgetown, Ohio,
b. lac, U lhe 18th ult says:- "On Friday nom
b. a NV Mr. Hugh O'Neil, of Perry Township. in
lOuse, arI ~ was round dead near the door of his
bdies off,; MS mouse burning over the murdered
'ho wero =: w''e' d three children OFF o. Riley,
lances :, wing with the deceased. From circum
bid the d. was supposed that he murdered his wife,
is own Il '"'idren, set fire to the house, and GU,
b this bo.. oa' No other cause can be assigned
ueeu than mental arrangement.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

sase is contagious, and affects whole teams, and
some times whole neghborhoods writer in the
Boston Daily Advertiser declares 1t the same MS
ono that prevailed at tho South year, and gives
his mode of treatment, to which he says, 1t readily
yields if attended to in time. We give 1t Tor inc
benefit of all concerned NASHUA 1eegTdPh'
"Bleed the horse freely, in the neck, mouth or
nose--l prefer the latter; and give Immediately d
cathnrtic ball, composed OF sulphur, copperas ana
nre, in tho proportions OF three OF sulphur to TWO
Of copperas, and one Of nitro; the ball as large as
Il puIIets egg. Then give freely strong solution
Of glauber salts-as much as the horse will drink
fer two or three days, aud The will he com
pete. The forage given, after the symptoms ap
pear should he, Of course, Of tho lghtes and most
cooling kind; such for instance, fodder and
chopped straw with few OATS Sc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04
SgSG3 a. E5 E.s @a

In Irasbmgh, Dec. 5, JOANNA, wife of Asa Handy
Esq. aged So years. PRINTERS in N II arc, &c.
In DNuville, 25th ult, Capt, Jona,han BatcbeIder
aged 40.
In WheeIock, Dec, 81, franklin Robertson, aged
II wears, son of Arson Robertson, formerly of Dan
Vile
In Peacbam, Cpd Dec. Of the cankor rash, Orson
G. youngest son of Mr. Geo. Dana, aged two years.
In Madison, Ohio, 4th of Oct. Lsda Maria,
daughter OF Hosea Farr, formerly Of Dlnville, az
ed years.
In Boyls,on, Ils. Mr. Robert Hudson, 92. EIe
British soldier in early life, and in Bur
goyne's army at Saratoga.
in Manchester, N. Il Dec. 10, LUELLAR ID
daughter Of Arelas S. and Luvia G. Knight, aged
year and month and 10 days, recently of Gov
entry, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

ADRIAN IN RUINS! y fire broke out on Monday
night IN Adrian, which destroyed large portion of
that enterp,sing village. There thirty suffer
ors, and the total loss estimated al $40 900! Detroit
1dvertisCr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

Domestic PARLIAMENTARY have we beard ola
more severe misfortune TO family than the
iolowing:-Mr Manuel Hcnshaw of Hamburg,
N. Y. in a letter TO the editor of the Rochester
Advertiser, communicating the 6oath Of his son, n
youth II years of age, who died on the liti inst.
of Caukcr Rash or the worst form of Scarlet Fcoer,
he details truly painful story of domestic trials.
On his return homo from Silver Creek-where he
had been attending to his duties Of Collector Of
that portion the 9Th inst. no found NINE Of bis ten
children PROSTATE with the same disease-all hav-
ing been violently attacked within IS hours; and
on the following day the other remaining child was
taken i'll of the same complaint-then making TEN
children all seriously i'll at the time. The
disease was alarming that his ncighbors dared
not render him any assistance, and Imagination
only can describe the suiiG:ihgs Of the anxious
father, thus situated, Tor twelve days and nights
during which not many hours slumber Were
| obtained. AT the date of Mr. Henshaw's letter
! three Of tho children renamed in precarou,
situation, and the others rapidly recovering.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
lenns--To all persons concerned in The Estate
of RODOPHUS REED, late of Westfeld, in
SAID district. deceased, Greeting.
NN| lIEREAS, JOSIAH REED, Administrator
w the estate Of said deceased, has filed in
this Cour; his petition in writing, requesting Lii
to sell all the real estate Of said deceased for
the payment of the debts against said estate; And
represents that the persona! estate rs per invento
amounts to 1922 80
that out OF this the Widow has received 100 90
leaving in his hands the Of 1929 SO
And that the expenses of the family and la.
Dor in carrying on the farm amounts TO 200, 90
List of claims nre allowed $50 90
$50 90
Therefore you hereby notified to appear before
The Probate Court aforesaid at session thereof to
be holden at the Probate Office at lrasburgh the
| second Wednesday of January next TO shew cause
why the account of S cid Administrator should not
be allowed, and TO give bonds for tho payment of
the debts against said estate; And that all may be
notified hereof this order shall be published three
weeks successfully in the Calcdonan printed at
St. Johnsbury, in this State, as nay be.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, in said dis
trct, this 22d day Of Dec. A. d. 1871.
23Ow3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04

Temperance .Amecdote. MIR. Hawkins on Chris
mas evening, related an instance of the terrible c
fects of intomperance, which had recently come
under his observation in Worcester County. A
victim of this appetite had driven his family from
his miserable habtation and had parted with every
thing he could sell, until only faithful dog was
left, who kept his master from freezing by lying on
his feet at night. Tho wretched man, to crafty
the demon thirst that ragged within him, killed
his dog, sold his skin to a tanner, and with the
proceeds went to his hut, and held his last revel in
drunkenness and the next morning found dead
from intemperance and cold. The faithful dog
was no longer there to keep warmth and life in
him, and when the came to hold the IN
quest, the only food found in the place half a
pint Of meal [Boston Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04
BB % T. e N 81 T. H. O r. al Is
AND
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F@ "a z Wa z . . u g 2
I'D f. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con-
k2o tinues to import direct from the manuiactur
ers, all kinds ofDulcn Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experience in
the manufacture ofthis article he Is enabled to fur
nish MIllers with moro perfect and durable Cloths
than DC obtained elsewhere and at lower prices
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizos made
to order. July, 6, 1871. 2N7ewsGmcwosdm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-04


TEMPER ANCE MEETING The Annual
Meeting Of the Caledonia County Young Mems
Temperance Society will be held at Danvie, on
tho lat Tuesday (4th) Of January. The meeting
will commence at 10 and adjourn at ~, and meet
at i. NJ. An address viii be delivered and APP
proprinto exercises will follow. Arrangements will
be made TO make the meeting interesting, and il
Is hoped that every town will Je fully represented
HENRY MATTOCKS, Secretary.
| Danvillc, Dec. II, 1871.
p. S. The bar OF the hotels will be closed on
the day Of the meeting.
! STATE CONVENTION OF TIE FRIENDS
! OF EDUCATlON The comm. appointed by the
Education Convention assembled al Brandon on
the 9th Of january, lS4l, hereby give notice the
! friends of education throughout The State, that
Convention will be held at Mddlebury on Thurs
day, tho 18th Of Jan I842, commencing at o'cI'b
a. NJ, to hear the report OF the Committee. and IL
take INTO consideration !he wants and interests o
Vermont. They respectfully but urgently ask
full and general attendance.
THOMAS fl. PALMER,
WIN. e KIFTRiDGE,
D. w. G. CLARKE,
EBENEZER n. BRIGGS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-29

lssn FFllsuei sEHinsi llfsF Whem 20
lsinsd 10 o8ns. o. lie iuisn'iaas 81 ,i'F
Prrsiasni. > nrs iha-s squared q MaA
Issl. / have hsd - infoImsiaan- 10 ~
narsirG of he I2sh SsPlsmbsr. Or. :
Saith called upss ne . me Iusaaa.
Ilsass. and inf.Fnsd ne that ! xss ~
ps,sr.,-d. sd shss he Psesadeai hsd az
pninl.d BIN IN ny plsfs.
I.vhmil tAis Plsia s'sirnsni q isris
xuLoul cnmweha - NJ i.llau- riiifsns.
JONATHAN Roberts.
Philaselvh,a. S~p,. -. is42
S-Ssacr he sbuss ma ~ typ.
,hs E.llawIng ss,isr has hssn rers'ssd y
M. Thesga esied he ION Of S,Ptm-
~, 1879. il as NOT mailsa 0nlil lwenly
lo.r hsuIs after NJ. Snish bad r. person
informed me that bad been rsm"sed
IRON lice.
Treasury \. rarimsai.
i0ih Sspaxmbrr. 1873.
s;,-Isn directed Nv the President
IN inform you ,hsl Ne has appointed
Thrm.s s. Smi,h 10 he csllse'ns ~ The
cu..om. lar he Dnniet 0i PhllaieiI his.
IL your rlses.
lam. very respectfully, your 'erdieti
servant
@~ W. FORWARD.
Secretary u he Ira my.
Jsns,hsn Roberts. ESQ.
I..tc c0lltrlar. Ph,lai,irhia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-29

sss II Ihsir 0uu. by Esphs Gee fIen lns'i
6sbls. Al lhis aam. ~ Is - HnahuRred
shruush ne rubllc psPsTs. lion Washing.
lna laN fask. shaarhsrgss are % Asiook.
~ CO in hi. raly. lin Be %. not knns
NJ hess llsey sls d I'll. | only ssk ias
an opPnrsaaiiy ;. 10y brl.Hs VOC The sc-
counl 81 o. s'e~aid.hir il ne plses sou
haze brsa pleased 10 ss.ign ne. u -
moi nv purpose &, enieF upon lhis Ell Ia
nasnR II lhis limr. but % express ny
Willingness and Ssh 70 haze - ia'er
Eles w.ih 700 personally. For ihis'nd
| respectfully pispnss q visit Wishing
TN. hrallll permitting. il III neat week.
ID l. due ,oiasl,ee. b, tore sri,eh should be
bad. both sides shaeld be heard.
VERY Irply. voar obliged fiisRd.
JONATHAN ROBERTS
Ills exc. llsary. John Eyer.
On The 30lh. The following letters. dat
ed lhe same Gsy that lLess ansnI claims
appeared ~ lhs Herald and Msdlsuni-n.
reached me:
Treasury DspaTimssl,
April sish, isa9.
Sir-I herewith ehclass soa letter
this dsy received iran the President.
whose wishes | request yu1 10 Gerry ute
eject
.sWnh great respect, vaur obi sersi.
W.. FORWARD.
Jonathsn Rahsrts. esq. CsilscIsg Of
Cn.iaIns. PhiladriIhia.
The enclosure vas an original letter
from the President. addressed ~ lhs hrs.
instance Ia Jonathan Roberts, Esq,"
The name then partially and elumsIly
erased. and that oi tbs Secretary Of tie
Treasury substituted. II 10 as follows:
Washington, April ~, Is4a.
SRI have 10 request thai the col.
having chsages be made N the Custom
House ., PhilsdelphIa. 10 take EFFECT on
tbs first dsy ~ Msy |, 10 required iar
reasons satisfactory Ia myself. and con-
nscled with the administrator sI lhs
Government affairs. VIZ: 81"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-29

l returned 10 nv pos, and resumed the
Performance Of my public duties which
have been discharged from that time ill
this wrh sedalnus fidelity. During the
interral from the Is, Of July. when the
Compromise Act expired, until the enact.
ment of the Tariff Act. | have incurred
responsibilities as an officer nf Govern
meHt. the nature aud extent III which no
ane can determine NJ complain, has
ever been made Of nv c"ndurl 10 Office.
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