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F0STFON EMENlTr
r-s-The sale Of tie above property wile p
post5ohsd Until ia 5thadsy ri .iHgiisi. 1872,
tsInr lie IssIe.y dfIAugust term of the County
Court. LUCAS = BEDifsaEn-
Aug & 1872
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HyAKES This nsthst = infsrn Is fri,ni,
I'LL and the pablic, Mali settled 3sisraiua.
Lion 70 eonfne himself exelssisely 10 ihs .koua.
liesof FREDERICK, Jelisrshn and Clarke, eonse.
| quehtls his tine will hs aifsdst between v ~
chester. ChaFsssloNn. ppd sliIssoHn, vim !
sisw % h more able g aer ,Sdats such per-
ssns Is mar Be dssirp - siEipe hin, cen
eernipg he pressrxalio4 TEHTR.
chariss,snn. Aug. y. Isaa 81.
VIRGINIA, 10 vii:
Al Rules holden ia q cltfks pace Of The Cir
Gull Superior cour "A Law and Chthcery fot
l642:
JsstPh sheral,r. PtAlrr,f1.
AGAINST II
Dssii Kemp and Jsisl4 Psels, parfhsrs trsaiar
pader ~ name eai siyls Ell Keap d psbI: |;
Bsnjshsin Ferd and Dsaid Sntasr. pariners.
frsding anlsr he nanit and stvlt Oh Fofli q SnA-
der D4ni<i Snydtr Il kis earn IL End Val
han G. Wsrtki1gioS 6Ai .1nastg Hunt,r, Trss-
tsss. DErENpxx1s
III CiJANcERF.
gTNf7E defepdaaia. David Kemp& JOSEPH Poole. nj
- Essing eniefeftheif appearance, 81 given seed.
rity scesrding 70 the Get Of ssemb, and the rules
~ evidenee that they are moi iphabilanis 81 this
country y e ordered, That the said defend-
ants do appear here % The fourth DAY II the next
term, and answer the bill Of The plainlif and hat
copy Of this order Be Forthwith inserted n some
n<Nspsper published 10 ChsfIestovn. for two
months successiFely aad posted 1t The front door 81
the eouIt-honse in ghe lsill town of Chariestown.
a Copt-Teste,
- III ,e4a - oAOA ~ Sierk. /
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III oHARLEsTcwE.

4 J0HsNfN.T b. WINDING,
~ Is commenced ascHo0L ID the kouss OF
lib me AIafn street, formerly occupied for
~ s.ms putpetaeby Miss &c. naAcgEERrDGE.
Asshe viii etsdeaybf ID dslsrse. BIB hopes 10 re-
esiFs, share Of public patronage
4 Ftsir ~ I532 i-E3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

gENHE LARGE yTEugVaa HOUSE,
= nearly opposite tho ceuri Hoase. t'.1's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
VIRGINIA, 10 wit:

IAug il. Isla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

yrAH = pagtasfship Heretofore casting between
GEORGE fll@M9CLURR rhd DAVID Ro-
SEN BERG ar. ainder tle name and hfns q
MELuRz q iloaEEBERaEE. was dissaiysel ~
mdtaal constnt oil the iii 81 July, lS42
tr-yH An saarsons inhabited 10 the late frfa Of
Mcclure All Rossn5srger, are requested 70
: III t,nneafate ssiiIensnt with David Rosen-
befger. 4 t.,s nolss and books ars In his hands
sDKETD RosENBERGER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

WET#ouoHT so-The Age loco ioco paper at
woodstock, now that the Wings Of the State have
gwen its party good thrashng consoles its friends
after this wise:
me contest IN the State has been The MAST deod
ty and determined That ,oas eger fought. ami mo
party EYER fought so Ike tigers as the Democrats
lhey haze disputed ensry inch Of ground from the
beginning"
Inc loco loco paper of this village republishes
'he same language and thus strongly iialicizes the
word ever; emo party EVER fought so like ii
gers a very beastly confession Indeed Loco
focoism aoas fought like tiger, and with just about
the appropriate quantum Of farnessanG ferocity.
Yes, loco focos have done their duty as very good
tigers. Verify, this is dattering to their conduct
and to their hopes Franklin Messenger.
EFFEcTs TARIFF The iroa and Nail
Works in this city, after suspension Of several
months, are again IN operation. Mr. Marshall in
forms us that his manufactures at Whiteatov n
will also no started Immediately Troy Whir,
9th.
II'Where are those estimates of the locoiocos
which elected Nathan Smile before election and
returned III ocos to the House sars?-Ratck7,san.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

Y virtue ofsundry decress in Bankruptcy, issu
IL ed out oI the District Court OF Vermont, vest
ing in mo the several rights and joint Estates
OF the hankrupts therein forth, | will sell at
public auction, at the Store Of Noyes Hopkinson in
West Derby, on tho 9th day of DC tober next at 10
o'clock, A. NJ all tho right and interest Jonathan
3. Whitcher has to the following described farm
on which he now lives in said Derby, TO wit. all
thar part Of the second division lot drawn TO the
original right of Samuel Hull which lies East of
the cove on Lake Momphremagog. Also the whole
OF me second division Lot drawn TO the orig inai
right OF Robert Brown, together with 2 Horses, l
Horse Cart and Harness, parlor Stove and Pipe,
10 Sheep, 30 volumes OF Miscellaneous Books, L
clock, a large quantity of Spruce and HemIoctt
Boards, with other articles Of personal property.
ALSO, AS ABOVE,
at the dwelling House ofJoseph Warren, iH Irus-
burgh, on the 25th day Of September instant, at .
o'clock ?. NJ one Rife Gun, ono Clock, ono Par
Tor Stove, and other articles of personal property,
being the assets of Joseph Warren.
lso, os above, at the house of JACOB NJ.
WHITE, in lrasburgh, on the 29th day OF septem
her Instant lat IL clock noon, Il Wagon 2 loughs,
Hog, and other property, being the assets Of
Jacob M. White. JACOB BATES.
Sept. 9, Iad2. Assignee for Orleans County.
267vyA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

ATTEMPTED RoBaERY OR MURDER AT RocnEs-
rER-On Saturday morning, the lady oil Henry z.
HocheS'er, was awakened by cry OF murder in
another part Of tho house. She awoke Mr.. Roch-
ester, and no was in the act of rushing in the pur
Tor by one door in search Of the cause, when three
parsons rushed into the bedroom by another door,
dealing blows around. Having weapons, Mr.
H. aimed first to protect his children, and seized
one OF the persons, but immed lately feIlod by
blow from club ,but recovering himself som e.
what rushed into the kitchen shouting to awake
me servant Henry, who no supposed was sleeping
overhead. lie heard no answer, and supposed that
Henry was perhaps killed. Hs then endeavored
10 give an alarm for the neghbora from the kitchen
door, when he was again struck on the head by
one OF the rutfians, and fell stunned to the earth
recovering himself, he aimed 10 arouse tho neigh
boring family of Mr. Joshua Fish, and persu
ed by one Of the villains for rods in the road.
10 obtained gun from MIR. Fish, and turned back
but 'he wrefches had fed-evi identity seeing that
the neghborhood would soon be alarmed
The servant Henry then informed him of what
nc knew oil the aitair-which was that tho first he
knsw Of tho villains seeing two men in the
chamber where he slept, ono of whom said tho
other, "here the'leIlow is ;" and struck him instunt
ly and violently with Climb before no could get
out of bed-that he jumped up, however, and grap
pied with them, aud tried 10 get down stairs and
tlroughstho kitchen 10 tho woodshed for an axe,
scutfi'ng and fighting all the way with he rugues-
the shed door he could not open and then rushed
toward Mr.. Rochester's bed chamber which he
entered with the villains scuff1ing along with him
Suspicion Is vague as yet; but, "murder will
out the villains will doubtless soon be detected
Since the murder of Lyman by young Barron there
has been nothing so desperate attempted in this vi
cinity. 1t is probable the rogues thought Mr. K.
a6sont, and aimed first to disable or quiet the negro
on entering the house The Mayer and Sheriff
each offer reward Of S250-makng $500 in all,
for the apprehension of the villains Roch Eve.
Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District. In Bankruptcy.
Notice show against petition Of JOHN
GATES of Victory in said District, DO declared
Bankrupt, at tho Court House, in Rutland, Ia
said District, on Thursday, October q, 1912, 10,
A. M. 263 w3.
Notice show against petition ofJOUN
MASSEY of Trasburgh in said District, to be decar-
said District on Thursday, October g. 1912, I0.A.M.
263 VIZ
Notice to show against petition of VAL
ENTINE WILEY of Glover in said District 10
no declared Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rms
land, in said District, Thursday ,9ctober e, 1892
10, A NJ. 266 w
Notice IN show against petition ofORVES
L BROWN Of Charleston in said District, 20 be
declared Bankrupt, the Court House in Rutland
in said District Thursday, October 6, lS42, 49,
A. M. 265 VS.
Notice TO show against petition Of DAVID
NJ BEACH Of Albany in said District to be de-
cIared Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rutland,
in said District, Thursday, October s., Is42 10,
A. 81. 268 w3
Notice show cause against petition OF WAL
TON HILL of Waterford, in said district to be
declared Bankrupt, the Court House, in Rus
land, in said district, Thursday October 6, I942,
10, A. NJ. 26Sw3.
Notice to show cause against petition OF cara
CRAWFORD of Newport in said District, ito be-
declared Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rus
land in said district, on Thursday October 6, IS42,
10, A. NJ. 2tSw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

SAD CASUALTY. BY friend who arrived in the
city yesterday we are in possession Of Tho details
of most affecting casualty which occurred in
Boxborough, in this State, on Thursday of last
weak.
Deacon Paul Hayward ,one Of the most respected
citizens of that place, an independent and wealthy
farmer, rho had been deacon in the church up
wards OF twenty six years, was killed by furious
bull which was enclosed in his barn yard w ilh 9th
cattle The old gentleman(he was II years old
but upon whom sgo had lightly set his marlt)
went into the enclosure Tor the purpose of milking
his cow, when the bnll rushed at him. tossed him
in the air, and after his descent pedsupon him
until avery rio in his body broken.
With that self devotion and heroisn which. is
characteristic in woman when sbo loves, his
wife (aged 72) fsariossIy INTO the enclosure to
his rescue. The animal, subduedi either from
having vented his rage on the person of her hus
band or awed by the bold glance Of The intrepid
woman, offered her no injury, but walked off to
distance.
BY the aid o. his fearless wife, tho unfortunate
man reached his house, bat pred in fyo hours
alterward, iamented by the whole village, where
he universally esteemed and respected.
The same animal had gored another pdi vdual
on the night rrevious-leaving the print Of his
horns each side Of The mans bowels-dsloca
ting his shoulder and otherwise in uriug him. The
beast has since been shot.-Bee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
lCO.FOCOIsM ILLUSTRATED.

The Clinton County Democrat, published in the
Rat of of the Iron and Coal District Of PennsyI
7la, has an article on the New Tariff, IN which
lei stating that the duties ars-on Bar Iron $l7,
4 od do. $25; Pig 50; Castings $50, and Coal
" per ion, proceeds
4 with Mr.. Buchanan, we have objections to the
H. some things taxed too high, while others
a 100 low, thus rendering the bill very unequal
rs operations, bat, on the whole, we consider
oout az good one as could be passed by the
@ent Congress-. The duty on Iron and Coal is
o"' and as Pennsylvania Is Interested in tho Sc
4 Ns, we should have liked to have Il duty
GOV upon Bar hon and about $15 upon Pig
4 wy would have no more than introduced fair
E%npeVNon, and under it our Stale would blosso m
4 Re Inc rose -
~" " Inc spirit of Loco Focoism all over the
''" Some things Chat is, things not produced
"'' e'ghborhood) are Jared too high" but fif
'sh'y per cent. on iron with one hundred
'sD' on Coal would BIO just right! So IN Lou,
WIS" 10 death on protection forsugar; In Onon
"'Sai'; IN Vermont for Wool, aud so on
'aI against all general, equal, uniform protec
Is possible possible that party so narrow,
,'a''onal, so short sightedly selfish as this,
'u 10 govern great Nation like ours?
n h. we do not object to the high duties desir
b, 'hi ue Democrat; we believe that Coal is cheap
h., Homent in New York than il would have
-" mere never had been a cent of duty upon
b., 1--WE nave no doubt that duty of $50 on Bar
hA.- greatly reduce the Gust of the article
Eae p 70" years, by increasing the Home pro
|s,, ., 'he duties on Cotton fabrics, &c. &c.
|rv 1uy reduced the price OF those fabrics sew
Ass ~. per cent and are still reducing them; yet
sh, and others like them are doubtless the taxes
a,ior consistent, statesman like friend of Pro
lco,,., insiders ''much too high" Such is Loco
'"m'-Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
STATE-OF VERMONT

uHLEaNS DISTRICT, 50.
At a Probate Court holden at the Probate Office al
lrashurgh, in and for the district aforesaid, on
the 18th day of September, 4. D. IS42,
a n INSTRUMENT pun porting TO DO a copy OF
"A the last VIII and Testament Of JAMES &.
PEASLEY, late of Burlington in the County of
record Of tho Probate thereof was presented to the
Court here by JOSHUA CORP, one Of tho Execu-
tors thorain named, that tho same might be- record
ed in this office-'rherefnre il is ordered by said
Court that public notice DO given to all persons in
terested therein, 10 appear before said u
session thereof, to DO holden at lrasburgh, the
7th day of October, A. ID. 1912, and contest the FL
it is further ordered that this order be published
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the CaIedonian,
newspaper printed at St. Johnshury in this State,
the last Of which shall be previous to the day as
signed aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office ab
irasburgh this 18th day of September, A. D.
1912 26Sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
DB a EGSa

In Lyndon, 9th inst. Lucy f. wife of Luke Cass
OF Burke. Tho deceased has been in decline for
several months. While a visit at her friends
at Lyndon she taken bleeding at the lungs
and died Immediately Communicated.
In Kerby, 9th inst Gallon, son of Levi and AIDE
limo Harrington, aged years and months.
In Danviilc, 9Th iustrnt. of canker-rnsh, Rebec
ca, daughter OF Mr. Peter Barber, aged years.
In Danville, Goth instant, Of Group, Charles L.
only child Of |. FL. and E. II. Culver, aged 5
months and 20 days.
In Barton, 9Th inst Widow Margeret Wells
aged 49, and the 18th instant, Mary, wife of
Mr. Moses Varuey, and daughter OF the above nam
ed Margaret Wells, aged 42.-Prnters in N. H.
and Ohio please notice.
In lrasburgh, 9Th inst George West, son of Mr.
Ezra, and Mrs. Laura Crandel, aged years; same
day. John Paten, son of Mr. Moses and Mrs. Sally
Sargeant aged Is yenrs-Prnters in Mass. re-
quosted, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
PERU IRON COMPANY,


ETAVE and will constantly heep in deposl,e
Il d with their Agents at Burlington, VT, Peru
manufactured Nails and Iron, oGthe following de
scrptCns, TO wit
NAILS.
Sd, 4d, sd Sd, Sd, l0d, I'D, god, Dad, BOD, 400
SOD, sod.
sPIKEs-4 inch, 4 I-2, 5, 5, I-2, and 6.
FINISHING NAlLS.-6d, Sd i0d. I'D, manufac.
tured specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-I2d, God, and 24d.
IRON
ROUND IRON, SO, ZIG, IL GIG, So, ll-i6,
"a, rs, inch, Is, IA, 1873, II2, SO,
a. 2inch, . Ia, 9 ., 3, and3I
SQUARE IRON,-3S rs, 1-2 GIG. SO, lI.l6,
Sd, 7-9, l, Is, IA, 3-8, ? l2 inches.
BAND IRON,--l Ia; l.2, 81, 3, 2 | 2,
3>4, 3, , l>2, 4, 4 I>2, inch.
TIRE 'front.' Id, l 1>2, 81, wide, and
from 3>S to 5>S thick
HORSE SHOE IRON various sizes.
HAME AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut to order at short
notice:
The Peru Iron Co manufacture their goods at
Clintonv;le, NJ Y. from Iron Of their own mako
They intend to keep in the hands Of their agents
more full and complete assortment than can be-
found in the State. 1t Is believe that the goods
from this establishment better manufactured,
than those from any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to inspect
the Goods of this Co.-Prices low and terms as
favorable, as be obta med in the State.
L. F. 81 w. l.. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 25th, 1912. 269 m3 ep
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

AiL not be foTgott0H-Koep IL dJdre Tie Pe0-
} hat The avowed intention Of our opponents is
repeal The tariff Let it BIO understood that no
cNr is a measure adopted which twas necessary
he present crisis than ocofocoism, with all
rdcai unctions, rears its head and front, and
rcams, that the hopo inspired by protecting
no industry is to be cut off by tho next Con.
A..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

Mr. CHADwlcK-Sir: | raised the present sea
son Squash which weighs 81 pounds, and meas
ures 5 feet inches in circumference. 1t was rails
ed among corn. Has the Derby man beat this,
this years Who else has heatiu Ell.
ST Johnsbury, Sept. 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
ara B ARAR RGa

In Barnet, Goth instant, Mr.. JOHN SUTHERLAND (,
10 Miss JANE MANCHESTER,
In Cabot, 18th inst. bv Rev. L. II. Stone, Mr.,
GEORGE w. CREE, to Miss SUSAN M. SUMNER, all
of Cabot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
Furs! Fsars!s Fusrs !!!

VT0HE subscribers have Just received a large as
n sortment of OTTER, SHETLAND SEAL
and NUTRIA CAPS at prices that will not fail To
a few LADIES MUFFS, and one
bale large, dark colored and heavy BUFFALO
ROBES. FULLER, IDE u co.
Lyndon, Sept. 25, IS42. 269w7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondav, 3ept I2

FROM tho Boston Patriot
A market 700 Beef Cattle, SIS Stores, $500
Sheep and 1875 Swine,
PRIcEs-Beei Cattlc-We quote 10 correspond
with last week, viz: n few extra at $5.-First quail
iy 4 80, 75 0econd quality $3 70 %, third
quality 50 so.
Stores-Two year old at 81 3l2, three year
old $l4 800.
Sheep--A little quicker without much advance.
We notice lots sold at 75c, 81 ,0sc, 81 %, 81 80
and 81 80. Wea.hers 81 so, 81 60, and 81 IS.
Swine Good lots to PoddIs at = Lee tor Sows,
and l-2c for Barrows. Old Hogs at Sc. AT re-
tail from 3 - to Sc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

rJ'JAcK FRosr IN EARNEST AT LAsT.--We have
had tor the last three four weeks very cold
weather but providen TALLY Frost worth mention
ing till last night, when the earth completely
covered-water exposed entirely frozen over and
the ground we'll hardened. AS aud other veg
etabIes pretty we'll ont of its way sntici
pate no groanings among crop growers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

thatthey have evey offered to the inspection Of
their customers and friends. Our Goods have been
sc ected with express reference to their intrinsic
va lue while in point OF beauty and fashion OF the
STYLES, we believe they will favorabiy compare with
any thing ever offered in this section. We take
this opportunity, to return our grateful thanks for
the favors we have receiy ed from friends aus
the public, and hope by keeping the right sort of
Goods, and selling them cheap, TO merit a contnu-
alton oft their patronage and favor.
Among our assortment will be found choice
seoction Of Blue Black ALPACCA5, silk ,oarp,
% Cotton t0arp,
ALEPiNEs,
Blue Black ORLEANS CLOTH,
{" d" ORIENTAL do
Light colored GERMAN Tibet CLOTHS,
W hich with tho above named Oriental Cloths, are
tn richest goods tor Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses
aver offered for sale in This vicinity.
Plain Frerch Austin de LGins,
Figured Chenie,
German " .MsrTnoes,
Blue Black do
Six and WorsteA Friages,
Bonnet Six and Trimmings,
Cashmere iSha,ols,
Edinboro "
Knit WorStcd "
Highldnd "
PRINTS of all sorts,-Wool Dyed BROAD
CLOTHS; CASSiMERES and DOE-SKINS,
and large and excellent assortment of TAILOR'S
TRIMMINGS, &c. &c. &c.
Please call and examine
FULLER, IDE (& CO.
Lyndon, Sept. %, 1912. 269w4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

D. -lowa is about TO ask admission into
,psd ana she has proved herself we'll pre-
'"sorore ""'s legislature i-"'o'''"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
Real Estate at Auction.

TENHE subscriber, Executor OF RICHARD
n LANG, Esq. late Of IianoverN N. II. deceas
ed, will sell at public aEctiuu, the 9Th day Uf
October next q clock p. 81 at the Inn OF
Ii r. Darling, in Concord, VT. the following land
in said Concord, viz
Lot No. 2 in the ID Div Range 10
. 50 3i' 90 b"
Is q" "a Z"
all Of said lots belonging the right of EbeHezer
Walbndge.
The sale will be nrsoiue and short credit will
be given on good security Fur her particulars az
sale. JOHN ATHAN FREEMAN, 2J Exc'r.
Hanover, Sept. 10, 1912. %s6w5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24


SroRMs.-rhe eldest navigutors scarcely remem
Der severe at this than have
swept along Lake Ontario for some days past. We
informed that something like whIrlwind
swept the land about three miles south Of
Rochester tho 9th ult. prostratng timber, up
roofing orchards, and iniuriug buildings.
IRoch. Ev Post.
F1RE-The extensive Paper Mil, at Crocker
vtle in the town of Fitchburg, Mass) owned by
Messrs' Cracker 81 Vlnton, entirely destroyed
by fire Thursday morning with outbuldnGs, &c.
The whole amount of loss is estimated at $4,000
insurance is $500.
CoRN~srALK SUGAR.-A mill for manufacturing
sugar out O green Corn-staIks is now in fnIi oper
alton Wilmington, Delaware. The discovery
is certainly important one, and if its Inventors
anticipations al q realized will open a new he Id
for the investment of capital, and add largely to
the wealth Of the country.
A GOVERNOR ROBBED. A Cincinnati paper states
than Governor Corwin, while at political meet
ing few days ago, had his pocket picked some
four hundred dollars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT BRADFORD, IS.
AT Probate Court, holden at Bradford, within
and for said District the 5lh day of Septem-
Der, A. d. l842: Present, the Hon. J. w. d,
Parker, Judge
A COPY of the last Will and Testament of Ma
IN thaniel BraGkstt, of Lyman, in the County OF
York and State Of Maine, deceased; duly allowed
and proved, in Tho Probate Court for the County
Of York, aforesaid, being presented 10 the Court
here, that snd copy may be ded and recorded, in
the Probate Court for thu District of Bradford,
aforesaid, agreeabIy to lha statute in such
made and provided; il Is hereby ordered, that all
persons concerned, be notified to appear before
said Canrt at session thereof, TO De holden al
Dustin 3 Inn, in Ver-hre in said district of Brad-
ford, on he end Tuesday Of October next, and
contest the fling and recording of the copy of said
viii, aforesaid, if they see canse, for which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy of the REQ
ord of this order he pubiahod three weeks
lively in the Ca!edonian, printed at st! Johnsbury,
in tn State OF Vermont, may he.
Il truo copy at record, 267w3
Attest, j. w. D. PARKER, Judge
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NOTICE, The gentleman that borrowed coat
at the Caledonia House is requested to return it
Immediately. |. AkmiNu iON
81. Johnsbury Center. 2o9
NOTICE. by leave ofDivine Providence there
will be Camp meeting holden in the north East
part of Barnet, in that portion OF the town com
monty called Copenhagen on land owned by Sey-
mour Burr to commence on Monday, October 3,
IS42. Preachers on Danvile District are invited
to be on the ground in good season. also to interest
the peouIe where they sevorally belong, in this
snc,fiaI mean of Grace f. BROWN,
J. D. RUST.
Barnet, Sept. 6, 1912
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