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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
Il aP Egs for Sale.

TENHE subscriber proposes 10 sell his FAEA1
L Gated on" and half n lies west Of St I2n
bury Plain, on the stage road leading to Dma1
containing about $50 acres of good land, F1Fa1
divided for tlIage, pasturage, dSc. with good 'S39
lot, and sugar orchard Of 600 trees IFa "
farm are suitable huildings, in good ragat aj
school house within short distance; iEl@'|
of Saruliug tools, and sugar uteasilS, are aso@a1
for sale. Said farm vii! be sold at c bnTsa.ad NY
ed for soon. Terms-ior the most parlot sF
chase money, reasonable credit, if required
The fences upon the farm are good, and ns'
good water at the house and barns. IN
JOHN T. SINCLAIR
p, S. For particulars inquire OF moses q! h
tredge, st. Johnsbury, or of the subscriber
Bath, n. II. "a,
March, 81. 1912. az"
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS UI''. Mn 1.I
AT Probate Court holden at l'asUS ssssnn,onbst
for said District on the Is Gay u w
ID. 1S42: ,:.,o ~ be tle, IN "
N will and Test ainont OF 5i mi do''''s3
WELLS, late of Barton, in SAD o "' ior Probate
was presented to tbe Court mere ,or Oiboronn'gs
HANNAH WELLS, the ESe .,I coprt that P',J1
NOTICE ss s25 it i 91i5sa BY s %
appear before the Probate CG ,be dwelling @ SI
session thereof to be holden at ' MD dsco % "a
of Hannah Wells at Barton III IN o s"I h IN,
9Th day of October next al ,lWg;TV|and it % ,s
sssss1 's2' % p $ s135 s % &
wi, Which i shall be previous to the DAY '''' oa.
said for hearing. tho probate o'i \
GT sanb @nsS, ny 1911: sh day Sr6 STG
1912 S6SWo
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HDAABEpdDG4G9S ANAHDESdDVEED
PATENT CAST IRON
SIN * Sc p u WI Z

TINS Sink has recently been got up by the subs
scrber to be used article of common kitchen
furniture. Tho inclined table, the table drawer
and PANEL worI; or cupboar DIS made of wood.
The form of the Iron Sink is such that ii is
easily kept clean, is liable while in
mon use, and is entirely without smell in hot
weather. 1t furnishes convenient place for set
ting iron ware when taken hot from the stove
fire place; also be cnrvaniantly used rs Tub
for washing vegetables, clothes, iron ware, win
GowS, NC. &c. 1t is particularly convenient Tor
washing dIshes the sink furhisics place for the
dishes, and for tub kttlo Tor the water The
Inclined table is n con yenieHr place for laying the
same drawer under the table to- knives aud forks,
cupboardS for towels, table cloths, dishes and ho
low ware.
The Pump is attached TO the Sink it may be
easily taken 10 pieces, as the parts put together
with screws, and any ono can take IT apart and
repair 1t without the expense o.! sending for
chanic. The inside Of the pump barrel is case
hardened and polished so that it will not wear ,and
is thus rendered less liable TO rust.
The lead pipe is attached by bringing it UP thro
that part of the pump which is cas-; with the Sink
and flaring the end Of il and turning it over
TO form fanch for tho lower box to set upon; the
lower box is then put on and hammered and screw
ed down so as TO la item out the lead between the
box and iron 10 make il nit tight.
The Sinks cast for two pumps if wanted the
one to draw water from we'll, and tho other from
n cstern. Sinks are also furnished without the
Pump, when the pump is not wanted
tlUXUAM PADDOCK
St. Johrsbury, VI. 267f
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EHAHE.---Nevv Arrangement.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

VgVIlE subscriber would give notice to his friends
L. and patrons hat he has this day commenced
running a Wagon from Lyndon 10 Derby Center,
vim Ivnjou ({nn,er. Burke, Newark, East Charlsa
ton; leaves Lyndon Wednesday and arrives at
morning, arrives at Derby tho Game day oo..,Do
,hro,,oh n rich and magnificent forest country and
by several beautiful Lakes and ponds. The SUP
scrihor anxious to Accommodate has reduced the
fare TO ONE DOLLAR for the whole distance, y
will do orrnnds faithfully on me road II requested
~ FIoat horses. safe careful and temperate dri'
vops oG7w3 CURTIS STANFORD.
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look, every ungracious word, every unsehne ac'
ton, will come thronging back upon my memory
and knocking doetuly at tho soul; men Do sure
that thou will lio down sorrowing and repontont
on the grave and utter the unheard groan, ana
pour tho unavaiIine tear, bitter, because unhenrd
and unavHiIIng - irotng.
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". Eg q Z. Il s. ,

gASGg3@RA@Gg2 EARG @ms
GJ'shop over a. M'Mi!ian Store, East Room
" NEW YORK and BOSTON FASHIONS
for the Spring and Summer Of 1912, Just received.
Denvlle Green, May, s, lS42. 250tf
Writing ERhEz==KBEIac AMID Es5ack.
NT w and Superior Blue WriIing Fluid in
L small and large hottles-aso Currier 81 Halls
black writing fluid, may be obtained at the Caledo
Man oflice-bythe single bottieor in large quantities
The blue ink is of the manu- facture OF Mescrs
Currier IL Hall, and superior to any ever made or
sold in the United States.
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H A IL WI e. ID Hg 8 Az

H "A IL WI E. Cd Eg 8 A ZEE.
TENIIE subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
4 on the road leading from the East Village,
st. Johnsbury, to Lyndon Corner, containing 240
of first rate land-l5O acres of which is till
ago and pasturage, and the remainder is we'll wood
ed On said farm is sugar orchard Of about 600
trees. There upon the farm good one sto.
ry dwelling house, four good barns, and other out
buildings, and also a supply Of excellent water.
Any wishing to purchase invited to call and
Wow the premises A portion of the purchase
money will be wanted next spring, and a liberal
credit will be given for the remainder.
DAVID BRONSON, JR
St, Johnsbury, July 16, 1S42 259tf
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Caledonia County GTaRasREa;ar "
School.
EMAIL term of this Academy will commence
r on Wednesday, September 9Th.
c. &. CHASE
will take charge OF the male and
Miss LAURA BRADLEE,
OF the female departments teachers well known
to this community.
Tuition $500 TO $500 for l2 weeks7
Lectures during the term by Mr.. Chase.
ID. MERRILL.
Peacham, Aug. 81, ISl2. 26Gw3.
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TIT A R D. w A R e =,

Ar THE OLD STAND No. 81, UNION ST. BOSTON,
ETOMES, HOMER t1 20 take ms melh"1 10
inio,p, her friends and customers in Yer
mont, that they have received by the late arrivals
from Englnnd, very extensive importation of
spring goods, consisting Of all the varieties OF
Sheffield and Birmingham
Hard Ware amCa Cutlery.
They have also added to their stock large assort'
10 MESTIC HARD WARE,
adnpted 10 the wants of tho country, all of which
thcY a;e disposed to sell tho country trade as
good terms as can DO procured in this city or else
where either for cash or approved credit. 245tf
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Something New.

RIOS M AN 81 Parks manufacture
~ and keep constantly for sale on st. JohnsbuIy
Plain,Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENINGS
wholesale and retail
A new and superior article, which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy. the
ease and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting its rattle, or noise, when open shut, is
unequalled by any, or all former Inventions For
durability and cheapness they have no rival.
Persons ordering fastenings will state the thick
mes of their blind. All orders by stage and othe,
wise duly answered
CROSMAN & PARKS.
ot' JohnsburY, April 1912. 246-ti
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In @ m Nu { S

NOR Blacksrlths' Use, for sale al itrVETTs.
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Nor Sale at tRnis OsEice.

FOr Sale at tRRRs Office.
HNHE following Blanks may be obtained at the
Il Office OF tho Caledonian
WARRANTED and MORTGAGE DEEDS,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS,
JUSTICE WRITS,
NIGH WAY TAX BILLS
BLANK NOTES, .l.
VENDUE (Land) BLANKS,
MILITARY.
EXECUTIONS,
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ERh&--EBEgge :sEaGl rs9ack.
Real Estate for Sale.

4 NOW offer for sale, my Tavern Stand, Store,
about
FOUR HUNDRED acres OF LAND,
good proportion of which is Intervale, Tillage
Orcharding and Pasture, with sufficient quantity
of timber and wood land.
The buildings situated said Real Estate have
rented for tho five past years for more than four
hundred dollars per annum. The same will be sold
together or in separate parcels, as will best suit
purchasers.
a credit will be given for most of the purch ase
money, from one to ten years Call and see
HENRY STEVENS.
Barnet, Feb. II, 1912. 23Stf
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senate.


'SA-"
Mr.. Baird moved to take from the table. the
bill providing for tho Continuation Of The Wabash
and Ere canal. Consented TO.
The question, when the bill was last before the
senate. being on striking out the ith section, was
decided IN tie negative-ayes I6, noes 30.
Mr.. Carnan offered the following amendment
to the first section: strike i. out, and insert "thnt
the Wabash river from Lafayette 10 tho mouth,
be adopted as the continuation ofthe Wabash and
Erie canal; fud that so much Of tho first proceeds
OF the sales OF The lands lately donated by the
general government for the continuation of said
canal as may be necessary for the Improvement
OF the nav CATION Of SAID river, be hereby appro-
prIated Tor that purpose, and that the balance Of
the proceeds of said lands be expended on such
other pubic works as the board II internal i'm
provemeut think most 10 the interest of the state"
Mr.. Watts moved to amend the amendment as
follows: provided such agreement can be made
with The general government"
A molioa was made TO Law Mr.. Caravans a
mendment on the table. Decided ia the afirma-
tIve-aves 30, noes -.
Mr.. Elliott moved 10 add 10 the l2fh section
the following: ANY law tina, may ever hereafter
be passed 10 The contrary notwi,hstanding." Not
adopted.
Mr.. Chamberlain moved 10 amend the l2thsec-
ton by striking out a part, and inserting "in one
continuous line commencing where the las, con
tracts terminated" Adopted.
Various other unirnportant amendments were
offered. some Of which were adopted.
Mr.. Vest moved to add the following prosisa
10 the 18th section: "Provided, that nothing in this
act shall be 50 construed as to appropriate the
lands. or any part thereof. or ans Of the proceeds
selected for mo construction OF satd canal west
Of the mouth of the Tippecanoe river"
Mr. Blair moved to amend the amendment b.
adding ..no- on the Madison railroad"
Mr.. VESTS amendment was LAID on the table
The bill and amendments then passed to a third
reading.
Mr. Baird moved thai the bill and amendments
be considered as engrossed. and read a third time
now.
Mr. Egg'eston objected. He did no, wan, to
see another internal improvement bill hurried
through this legislature. 1t would not re;ard the
construction Of this work for The bill to take its
regular course.
After some remarks from Nr. Baird IL favor of
his motion, the question was taken and decided
IN the affirmative.
Inc question being on the passage of the bill.
Dir. Eggleston rose to state his objections there
10. lie said, fin the palmest DAYS Of internal i'm
he believed tina, the state had ~, a,
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1 A l. f G. l : l. A L L II T.
From the indianapolis Journal.
House of Representatives.

-o. 1911
Mr.. Brown Of D., from The committee on the
state bank TO whom had been referred various
resolutions, communications, memorials, NC,
made a report of considerable length. The com
mittee are Of opinion that the bonk IS solvent, or
ralhe, they have no evidence Of her Insolvency
but her refusal TO redeem her issues. with specie;
and that all the stock and funds OF the state IN
the custody of that institution are safe. They
think the bank should resume Immediately and
proceed 10 give reasons for that step-The com
mIitee reported a bill 10 provide for the payment
OF the debt due fron the state 10 the state bank,
and for the resumption Of specie payments. The
rules were suspended and the bull read a second
time.
The report was laid on the table and | 900 CO.
pies, aud 300 copies of The bill were ordered 10
be printed. The bill provides ltat, for the pur-
pose OF lIquidat,ng the debt due the state bank.
S243,93l 81 Is appropriated 10 be paid out OF the
balance due 10 the state from the purchasers of the
Wabash and Erie canal lands, east 81 TIppecanoe,
in liquidation of the claims Of The Lafayet elite aud
Fort Wayne branches, 1926 80 10 be paid out
Of the sinking and surplus revenue loans in iiqoi-
da,ion Of the debt contracted with The other
branches--that the commissioner Of the sinking
fund and Of the Wabash and Erie canal are au-
thorized 10 transfer to the state balk ali mortga-
ges ard other evidences Of debt, and debts due
from purchasers of canal lands, with the lines CT
the state "pon the same--tha,, upon the ADJUST
i4t IL Va 49, as ~ SAho 'IE0' SA'Fs a.
state bank and branches be required 10 resume
specie payments Immediately, and upon neglect
or refusal TO comply with such feqaIsIiion the
Governor is directed TO cause a scire facias to Is.
sue against the bank as provided for - the char
ter.
Mr.. Townsend, from a select committee, repor-
ted n bill for the relief Of the citizens Of this state.
Authorizes me issue OF 5000 900 Of scrip in 50
notes TO be divided among the counties, according
to the number Of white males Of p Years OF age
in each, and pledges certain securities held by The
state for their redemption Read twice and re
ferred to a committee of the whole house. and
made the order Of the day for Saturday next, (New
Years day.
By Mr.. S~tra,ton, that the dietary committee
inquire luio the expedIenrv of amending an act
app'd Jan %, 1918. making pfomlssory notes.
bonds and inland bills of exchange negotiable and
assIgnable, So as 10 make all dgnents Of any
court III this state, as money assIgnabie.
By Mr.. Fonlke, that the Judiciary committee
be instructed to reports bill 10 abolish capital pun
Ishnent. LAID on the table.
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uouse OF Representatives..

FRIDAY DEC. 81.
Mr.. Stfer offered . ,int resolution, TAI cP
q all tie q~aeseiabs propoaoded by the iaves
tIraiIar COMMIT tee t. our f3nd commissioners and
siaers. with al the answers, be carefully prcser.
Ell aud printed in a book "ilh all matters connec-
ted wi,h The investigation, and that a copy be
furnished to each county IN the state, to DO KEEP
ut the clerks office fr public use. and hat the
box be called THE first booL of the Reretations
of the State of Indiana" Ordered 10 a second
reading.
NJ. Sailor presented a bill granting pre-emp~
tian rights TO actual settlers on the Wabash and
Erie canal lands. Ordered 10 q secoad reading.
NJ. Yocum introduced a bill TO regulate doc
tors. so as to allow them % cents a mde-ma-
king their medicine and services gratultous, and
tina, they receive no more than this conpensa-
ton of mileage. except one dollar fer each wish
10 towns and villages
Mr.. Henley moved that he bill be rejected.
Mr.. Ritchey saw no objection to the bill.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1871.

10 the House of Representatives, for a wonder,
The tariff subjec, was temporarily laid aside for
the purpose OF receiving reports from committees.
The following bills were reported, read twice,
and committed, viz:
A bill extending the t.me for granting military
land warrants. TO officers and soldiers of the Row
oiuiiou.
A bill providing for the satisfaction of claims
for losses from French Spoliations prior 10 1901.
Mr.. Stanley asked when a report from the Sc
lee, Committee Oh the Currency might be expect.
eds
Mr.. Gushing was unable 10 say, bat iuiimated
that the action of that committee would be much
facilitated if the House would refer that portion
of the Message relating TO the currency, to them.
Mr.. Fillmore stated that he had received u COM
munIcation from The Treasury department.. which
stated that, unless the deficiency of S2oO.0O0
were supplied. the government: must be dIshonor-
ed. MIR. +. hoped the House would 60 into COM
mittee on the bull, for extending Inc IerU1 OF the
sloan ;"
Mr.. Eastman, having the floor on the tariff
question. refused TO yield il, and continued mis- re-
marks from yesterday. against the protection svs-
ten. In the course of his remarks, he alluded 10
The recent elections, with a view Of showing that
the majority In Congress did not now represent
the popular voice.
MIR. Merriwc;her followed, aud contended that
the object OF the opposition In the debate. was 10
manufacture political capital for the next Presi-
Dental elections. He gave way at The "dinner
hous' to a motion a adjournment. Befor. The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

GIVE are indebted to The Hon. X. w. Thonp-
son, for a copy al the letter from The Sccreta-
~ II the Treasury, transmitting an estimate OF
the appropriations tor the serv zee of the year
lsi2,H among which enumeration IS included an
appropriation for The continuation OF the Cumber.
land Road in Ohio, of 500 900, Indiana $780,.
600, and Illinois $50 900. We are also under
obligations TO the Hon. A. S. White, aud the Hon.
A. Kennedy fr valuable Congressional docu-
meats.
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THURSDAY. Dec. 30.

BY Mr.. Srratton, that the jidlciary committee
report 10 this house. before making any alteration
or change in our judicial circuits. the number Of
courts our several president judges attend, and
the number of weeks they are severailS required
by law TO sit during the wear, including tine l2th
circuit; also. the number of new courts that are
created Dy the reorganization OF the 3ttt. aud ere
alton OF the l2th circuits; aud, If am, IN what
counties, and what number Of polls ia each Of
said countless; also, the number Of polls in the
counties from which they have detached for ildi-
ciai purposes, and whether in their opinion ils-
tice does not require a re organization of all the
circuits IN our state by dividing a portion OF the
labor OF the Old circuits among the new onees, so
as TO mike he labor as near equal as possible a
mong them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1872.

Mr.. Rttchey, from the committee on education,
TO whom was referred certain resolutions adnp-
ted nj a meeting Of tho WAYNE County Education
Society, aud also, a resolution Of The House on
the SUBJECT Of cancenirat lng all moneys hereto
tore received and hereafter accruing from the sale
OF the ltth section. throughout the State iuto u
common iuCd for education, reported II neXpedl-
ent TO iegislate thereon. The committee we're
discharged from The further consideration of tho
subjects named.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

PRINTERS FEEs.-Thc chicken hearted EDITOR
Of the State Sentinel, and some kindred prints,
are abusing Mr.. Aker, a member Of the Senate
from Randolph county, for introducing a PROPOSE
ton INTO the Legislature 10 equaliZe and regulate
the price Of advertising Sheriff. Sales, &C.
Ohio, have imposed upon the unfortunate men
who have been compelled TO sell property under
the Sherlf's hammer. Fifty, aud we know not,
but that one hundred per cent. ia advance Of The
regular rates have been charged by some printers
for advertising such sales. We regrcithc neces-
sIty which requires legislation upon the subject
Of advertising, but as he Law requires that all
such sales shall be published IN the paper nearest
the property TO be sold, II gives such printer an
opportunity to impose upon The creditor. The
dung hill Rooster Of the Sentinel, says, that as
well might The price Of calico be prescribed by
he legislature. We think different. There IS
no law requifing u man 10 purchase calico al The
nearest, or al a certain store. The calt o-buyer
Is unprescribed, y hist The sheriff is directly in
siruclcd. We believe The legislature should not
place the price lower han that established by mo
editors of TINS state 10 1887, which arc not far
different from The established and commcn prices
Of he western and eastern states. We would re.
-pectlu!ly suggest 10 Mr.. Aker. The ProPriety Of
Incorporating those Prices III his BIZ, TO Which no
printer should object.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

Illinois .Noney-For = few days, old Madam
cullting reports Of the future of the Illinois
Backs. We have Il St. LJui, Republican Of IA
lator date than The report, whIch says not ono
word about such a failure; and by "a paper pub
lishcd in Springfield Illinois, We fud that on tho
2lst Of December, The Board of Directors Of tho
Stale Bank, passed II resolution, expressing their
ability and intention 10 resume specie pa mcnts
simultaneously with Indiana, Ono and Ken lucky
Since The above was pat IN type, We have re
ceived the Cincinnati Glzctte, which quote. Hi
nois money at ! per cent discount, heing an mn
Of ) per cent.
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motion was put, Mr.. Underwood presented, and
had referred, a memorial from citizens in this Dis
trict, in relation 10 The establishment Of a Gas
Light Company.
The House then adjourned.
In the Senate, we have had war 10 the knife.
point, on the subject of the Fiscal Agent. The
debate arose on The motion 10 print extra copies
Of The report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury on
that subject.
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The bill was not rejected but passed TO sec,
ond reading.
Ga motion, The House a adjourned.
January |. 1872.

\ message from the Senate Vas announced.
containing among other th,rgs the bIll of the
House abU'ishing imprisonment for debt. The
House proceeded 10 consider the said message.
The bill named was taken up, and the question
being on concurring IA The Senate'> anne ndmen,s,
The bti and amendments we're laid on The table.
Mr.. tormau introduced a bill TO abolish I'M
~pri>oument for debt IN all civil cases. which was
read twice.
Mr.. DAVIS OF II. offered an anne ndment.
Mr.. Chapman of l.. arose and addressed he
House IN a ie" pertinent remarks, setting forth
The Importance at The bill and The absolute ne
ce>sify 81 us receiving the caluest md most eau
ttous reflection and consideration OF the House.
lie concinded h3 moving that the bill and amend
ment be iaid upon the table which was decided
IN the affirmative.
The house adjourned.
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Lebanon Miami Banl.-Thc P4csid. ut and
Cashier Of this institution have published a card,
declaring their ability to pay all demands against
the Bunk. and requesting holders Of notes not to
sacrifice them to the brokers.
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We arc under Obligations to Mr.. A F.. Short
ridge for several New Orleans papers of "A latc
date. lie viii please accept our thanks
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Nj.
SATURDAY. 9Th. 1912.
BE ] ) 4 A ID FEAR NOT"

rrNe are requested To announce SAMUEL
belong as a candidate for Sheriff al the next
AUGusr election.
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The father Of a hopeful son, once applied to a
lawyer Of some cmiucnce to take his son INTO his
office for The purpose Of reading law. The law
ser inquired whether his sons habits and talents
were adapted TO the profession. Tie father re-
plied:--"I think admiralty. he Is The greatest
liar n town, aud would as soon swear to a he as
the truth, and he begins TO steal lille.
This Is said 10 have occurred in the east, and
We should not be surprised to learn that the edis
or Of The State Sentinel was that same boy.