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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03

The young herr Of Bolton, HENRY Pc
PUnsEY, BY . long course o. abe most
fteskfess extraYagauee ailr dissipation, nad
inyotYed himself 70 sushI an extent that
tls father, taE advanced mi the vals .oi
u ltItlaled aad exas7eraied by foh'
-aeal and large demands upon; bis purse
ant FEaPerty PerempiofAty Foiused to as
1lst 9ksl eny fnftneT ana ~ moment p
4 NJ n .thdigaaaanI FORBADE MIN. a1 ' 4,
r/ /aas 8rrfo7 b II curse e approach
,'=t5sif. We had py new ana
ft'.... ~ s.aucE aEP ois i9r R 1,
si.ea , y T. a a. lAsy 2 tank
..S . " s 4o i, .l US Pig.
''.].' ..ea sl-7 = , sne lsa lI N
~ Il I', "A I'm = II
Z T. gfl l-' rs !.
- ut.z IN WI III 16 n uhgte cry
n: II ii ks 4 Ell ILa r.s .
liz. viii even q I.
he. lab good sense
5L 1rags, rather than to
*s
Henty DO Pudsey
.l<s j./ a.e his enFaged 8credi.
.rs, I5u{ atIleaeih I'D y as traced Ito the
tAe16attare of hls nurse, not halfa nils
f9nStbs Palernal mansion. IN iiif dusk
u 3% twilight be stole from the. arms q
aas .t 's' sss %ss ssbss 1'a 9 Il.
1hcr,I advanced siesl,hily and sadlyEto the
aaf- He reached The doors, but he
cached thea moi unooserYsd nor pnpur-
sued. #
The myfmidons os the law were On
bis track, and only waited TO seq nim
fairly housed ere they rushed upon Their
prey The old gentleman'i was sitting 10
the twilight, near easement, On WHOSE
panes theIred giories Of the departing day
shone fsiuily. His thoughts were OF hIIs
outcast child, but 10 feeling Of compass
sionate forgiveness was mixed win those
reflections. His eyes rested on the al
ready extensive tract Of felIed timber, o.
which bis lands had been fhorn 70 foster
the reckless expenditure Of that chlld. and
and hfs breast was foil Of pittefness 70.
ward poor Henry when at that very I'M
ProPisipus moment Q VOICE q well. known
voice, cfyibg4 ior i,
Pardon y PsFdqn Z
rangia hjS ears, and be 6eheld bis repanl-
ant sop At his feet
''Begone proai5ate bfgone Ap.
proafh me.nol, lest ] curse you tfied
the1old nan: Ay This moment, Of ! sum-
moas dit redfsls 70 1iug Hou forth into
the hapgs Of your pursuers H
Srarcely lid The cruel menace passed
the lips Of the obdurale patent, sfe loud
ty Of danger; and The faithful nurse, bur
rylrg lhlof6e foon, ,haii- dTpggea lher spr'
roK-ss.ipunned tosser-ehlld -doVn = narrow
back STAR case, ~hich, lenfeFing through
thelgardeas. led q the tanks ol the river
and wassllll nngnarded gi/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03
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z. ~. .4ISQLITH, .
G AS, jasi rsceiyed3 ffom Baltimore, and Is
m aow opening, ~ large assortment Of
Go0Ds-all Or which 81 Is How ofefibg Il
pricesto suit tie zines. and On i'll hsaai terms.
bul vii make atill. fklher re1dctipn 81 ton
per cent. en- aii tssh buzz hases.
oct "a. laJ2.1s N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03

So VI l " sSs 49, H.
I'll Il. II ! 800 81. .''..';
sssa sss 49, 'ss.... 81 a IN
n5rs,r {. g;tsl n s' !, II
sna cI.sst';issts fss,s Il. 4. ss.,s,s,,3ss
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susfnealed;by Ing .is.asa als.s 81 Ii h. si.s
and { |ysse' ~ H. II Eausrs ss s,,.esssg.ls
meIloIetl lge otbet@;ge feab4s ssn.ss,.5 Il.
| The lolace. III II was~1nnw ,;plsed ths sagr.
tuaIy Is MEiab s,as + ' srsasns ,'' IA ss
IiIeaied in 3r5sr ~ rrarsrlap,, csTsJ:sus',.
NTH INV oss II u1r Phi aNa In s.tain s5sof
Ideetee III 11..Ss,,re 5pIrR 81 j 4,
eenesI,sbgys tkoas H lbA irteB@i,y u b,srl
erief u,ikbf NH vesr3sdtI Il wouIl XII Isl
nmeet uiIhI{batfseep.gss rapathy u eoas.,E.!
Iia9fo fhh aeHieEB9
| Ke,EdIibs atIIiiSbagreFv Il vet po.ia IS
t'rvH~.ll-
pl The l4ns5 .aad heriipst 8E kihblessase !:
1 aud'W ben lseT sense Oh duty iadpcna hef
1 70 discefl NE IibeFtine HEIR Of De Pesse,y.,
heIslnigslsd in' vain IA conquer - Is.
tackment vblch Iad grown Nwita hes
lgtohth, laid which II ruth, was aEPEe-s
Ecisted aadirptarned. $40 hal spent solaa
hours. IN desoti9n, sad many tears hsd
Efallen fol- him wh0usahe believed u hai Il
lperisHedsb4uealh theEp sasfs ST NE iSibsis i,
kwhen i loR sapat bill dppF III ghs Apa
RmeAt aunoAncSd au gAfnaer.
abut cpmfus8dlg lid n8tliree, h0
Rlbers III
/ .iMa hAv aeta I'D. stEeElSant sfees
NfY M6oaE sa,reats alnisGanee for 81
Hspaee.
| .tShh sosnes IL sbttas II Fiji rre
AKatheHns4 FasptsFy4 aIt w3ll be s ffiai.
HshtI lhap Kat sela saty Fef3sd the n,.ssa III
AppoH i4ehry p Thea sil1sAs lae sess as1
Aio admit ill., It'll Woman slse seated IheI
gsyll, nnNA tae opening an'tI eEns1ng 9K lhe
ido1r t'iaFnIag her tlfai heFf guest Ssas II
heT Prassnps, HE l0Fn7el Epand 10 greet
LheF' IaeI9gef nurse stfq9a fntAatl1 gaE
lsaE re ilne foa1lenaAa9ef.tfi kaaFaeElnes AMI
Nill wv courtesy szs S \ A. ll1E
| hquEhaysEbtaa " s99i##ttag toF hifo9 YIN
ldo 1osl WHIP eea9 N; 't b 99i.P n htal
i 4N5f Hla goga sigSeefyt teElea re fa3
~ 4i lf & III. aaaI9e,K Nip. 1know ever
i9Xer, pan frRne {eFtsH ~ s8I9Re anotheE'l-5
i ana wlfn9a t.t ufneanefoltAsse burst q gF.ei
/ sha Aqng EtI arms aior1a7 ire neek.oi thts
/ Yontaf.Es
/ HI 'Gq4d biess taest faJ talf and good
chltaf rElod hlAargeSy Il knew y 3ss
II sp 4atnqq PHI Miii Pc ~ afl !: ena ae WITH
H desefye tly l44el
II hataeFifas slaFleasl3 ahs gazea sa tas
ElEeei q s4e nqise es.t. ~ aaeeisa'1 Rs
II sp .. scrutiny ~ PETER }Af fsnsss 81 BIZ
/! Ylsilsr Nels pot Wahuefiagf anaswas PA
Il TR .Ifs aeegfee*G' aiaFaiilon pefsotYigg
III Y Il IA Is So
III d, lflpshi ae9f ieust Greg ahs, noFse
.IIiqWefIins heI s2lce ~ atssh1speE pe W
e . e l1as It tsas t. 81
4 W wagIfull etReeJ fretdfroa the bed u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03
NEW. TAIL arm

VI i d GlIa GOODS
EEAHE subscriber i receiving bis supply Of
"a FALL 4 WRITER GOODS, to which he
respectfully invites the attention Of The public
Dot. ~. 1912 81 Miller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03
NEW l2O0D9g

AN n9w opening q general assortment Of
Is sA.iS14N.iBLE GOODS, among which are
s5me rare and beautiful styles, and Fi1l be sold
4 Hnheatf Of low prices respectfully invite
M fAStofnsrs nndthe Publie generally, to give
e Q a rAll G. w AtSQuITHf
Nj Qet2TAls42, fl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03
.y.EWs GOORS !.

gtxHE tpb4eFisfTs announce 10 tasir customers
~ aad The public generally that they have lust re-
turned from the Cities With new and complete as.
4rtment u
Fall and Winter GOODS.
laidNn usop tbe Nest terths and pheh they sre era-
bied 10 oneF 70 r#,ScTral pEALIRs or f9r CASH Il
tbs most Gnheard 81 LOW PRICES! They invite
The public to eall aud liz thsfn
WEBB < MARKELL
shepherdssoxn. Oen Il. lSl2-At H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03

Axes, Axes, Axes
HNxTRA heavy Axes Of tho most superior
Ia manufacture, for sala b
Sept g, lslja. : Miller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03

|1mTTV1
"THoLEsAI.E and retail At
w ss1s5s. YoUNe's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03

GOV. Cas-. our Minister ID France
RfIlss lhas| b expects g reach IFS epan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03

THORNE'S POWDERS,
HNoR lrvers, horse dis;empeEs, spd swelling
IN the lers, Of under the belly fof sale BY
Sent q. A MCRIDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-03
Ratsel.lIaneons.
RUDsEr ) LEAF.

The young heir d Bolton, HENRY Dr
PUDsEY, BY long course Of abe most
feekfess extrayagauee and dissipation, had
involved himself 10 such an extent ihat
Ills father, fan advanced in the yale 81
ilriialed aad sxas2eraied by cob.
a4ai and large demands upon; bis purse
and FFaperty Peremptor9y. Folusea NJ as
fist hun any further; and in a'mohent 81
Iy=GL ~tn.l;4xr tts,. .farl.. Jh h;$,, ii tae
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

man aud Greene must bo in his by this time.
The passes are narrow, and with knowledge Of
the country, can easily defended
Col. Brown loft Greenville at 9 o'clock this NOR
ming and before five no had possession of the in
sargent camp. Two OF our men have been killed,
one officer, but whether in the attack Or in some
other yay, accounts differ. The village Of Che.
pachet is wholly surrounded aad large pa rites are
in hot pursuit Of Dorr.
Two O'CLOCK, p. VI
FROM CHEPACHET.
We have just seen Mr. Anthony WhiAkor, bear
or OF dispatches from Col. Brown, TO Major Gen.
Mcneil The forces under Col VIM. w. Brown
about 500 strong, left Greenvie at about half past
four o'clock this morning. Greenvile is eight
miles from ChePachet scout party Of the Inan
try, of about dozen men, led by Lieut.. Pitman,
Kept IN advance from halfa mile to 9 miles. They
took and sent to the rear 30 persons in The course
Of the march, all fugjtives from DORIS camp
Upon arriving tho fertilization, it was evident
that the force had materially decreased so that the
scout party, without waiting for the advance of
the main body, determined upon entering the for
| tiication alone. 10 resistance was made The
men fed in infusion, and the scout party took
possession without firing gun. The fortifi cation
proved to be miserable affair. The main body
Immediately arrived and took possession OF the vii
lage. 1t is strictly guu rded, and escape from it is
impossible. The number Of prisoners was about
100, and more were taken constantly The hous
es will all be thoroughly searched.
! Our men fred upon in going into Chcpac h
ct, and one wounded They returned the
fire. No one belonging to Col. Browns command
has been killed Five field pieces were found in
the fort; also large number Of muskcls and rifles
and some pixies found. An excellent am
munition wagon captured, which come very
opporuroIy for tho Marine Artillery, their ow n
hav ing been broken down.
Dor fed last evening, at 2 O'Clock, with fifty
men, in the direction of Connecticut Ills own
men ignorant Of his fight, and many
| OF thcm declared that they would shoot him,
could they find him. A large body of them went
through Burrive, in the direction of Massachu
sets. The fugtives were in considerable parties
and we'll armed. They will there fore be danger
Gus TO the peaceable Inhabitants, unless they are
taken.
| One of the Marine Artillery fred at by a
son OF high officer under DORIS government
Tie ball went through the skirt Of his coat, and
lodged in his cartridge box. The man was pursued
to house in which he took refuge. He has IN
doubleday been taken. The prisoners were set to
work building the entertainments.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

a searching exposure OF the invalIdity oc these
claims.
The Temporary Tariff bill was then, after some
struggle on the point Of order, MIR Wise strenuous.
~ opJecnng thereto, taken up in regular order of
business, and the amendment Of the Senate to
strike out the proviso of the House that the bill
shall not interfere with the distribution, and insert
provision postponing the distribution TO the 81
OF August. having been read Mr. Yorke, amidst
many competitors, obtpned The floor and moved
the previous question.
Mr. Weller moved to lay the tho bill on the table;
rejected: Yeas SO; Nays ll3. The previous guess
ton was seconded and ordered Yeas lU5; Nays
90.
The main quest ion then being on concurrence
with the amen dments ofthe Senate, Messrs. Wei
Ter, Turney and Wise succeeded in making some
remarks on the bill by motions to be excused from
voting, which they afterward withdrew.
Mr. Holmes OFFS. e. refused TO vote
The amendment of the Senate was concurred
in; Yeas lO4, Nays 96-and thus the bill having
passed both Houses, awaits only the signature of
the president 10 whom it will he sent 10 day to be
come a law.
WAsnINGroN, June &C. l942.
After my letter Of yesterday closed, Mes
sage was received from the President returning the
Apportionment Bill 10 the House signed and ap.
proved, and advising them that he had fled an the
State Department his reasons! This unusual APP
pendnge ofthe President produced deep sens ation
among the members and Mr. Adams a lter express
ing his establishment the course Of the Presiden t.
and commenting with some severity upon the char
acter the paper, moved that il be laid he ia
BILE, and select committee be appointed with pow
er to send for petsons and papers. Mr. Wise arose
and with great vehemence replied to the remarks
of the venerable gentleman, and denounced the
proposition malicious and dsorgansing in spirit
IN his customary tone he clamored out a challenge
to the gentleman and his friends and invoked them
to proceed in the business il they were prepared to
encounter the consequences The House then
adjourned
WASHINGTON, June 81.
Death has again invaded The halls Of our Nation
al Legislature, and stricken down victim in each
branch.
Hon Samuel l. Southland, Senator from NJ Jer
sey, and until his recent resignation, occasioned
by Ill health President pro tempore OF the Sen ate
died yesterday, Sunday at Fredericksburg, Va.
His colleague, Mr. Miller, announced his death
in the Senate, and paid tribute OF affection and
respect TO his memory.
On motion Of MIR King resolutions were adopted
10 attend hs funeral to morrow Gas the remains are
expected arrive in this city TO day. ~ o'clock
to go INTO mourning for thirty days, and TO adjourn
In the House Mr. Adams announced the death
OF his colleague, the Hon VIM. S. Hastings. Rep
resentative from the 9th Congressional District Nj
which took place on the 17th inst. at the Red Sui.
phur Springs, Va. whittier he had short time
since repaired for the benefit of his health. The
customary resolutions were adopted. On motion
Of MIR Briggs the House adjourned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

U'The inco Dsistency of the locofoco Journals
and Orators deserves attention. They howl al
Congress for doing nothing, and yet denounce u
majority for adopting the only rule by which bus
mess be done, viz. limiting speakers to an hour
for delivering themselves OF what they have to say.
They denounce the waste OF time in the House,
and yet they do all they to delay, and to spend
time unproftably themselves.
Loco Foooism IN Congress, is mulish, for il will
do nothing ITSELF and permit nothing, lift help
it to be done. N Y Express.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

1--WE are informed, by note from our friends
ofthe Providence Journal office, brought by gen
rIeman who arrived i.om Providence last evening,
that the Reward offered hy the authorities Of
Rhode Island, for the apprehension of the Traitor
Dorr has been increased from $1,000 TO $4,000, il
delivered within three months, to the Sheriff OF
Newport or Providence county.
The same gentleman informs that 300 pris
oners were on their march towards Providence
and that the insurgents had tents belonging to
Worcester and guns belonging TO Salem.-4tins.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

DEATH OF THE Hon. VIM. s. HASTINGS We
have the melancholy duty of announcing to our
readers the death OF the Hon. VIM. s Hastings,
Member Of the House of Representatives in Con
gress from the Norfolk District, this State. He
died at the Virginia Springs, after somewhat pro
tracted illness. The House OF Representatives
probably took order for the funeral obsequies on
Monday - Boston Atias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
IsA@@gMGgGa

In Waterford 18th ulL by Rev. i Hall of Wa
toriord, Mr. Srlas S. Pike Of Concord, to Miss Olive
II. Green, OF Waterford.
In Guidha god uh Mr. David Tucker, of
Maidstone to Mrs. Eunce Perkins. OF Northum
bertrand, N. II.
Also. Mr. William II Iiarrshorn, to Miss Della
L. Cutler, ho,h of Guildhall.
In Iiardwick, Ms. June 2, by Rev y. NJ. Fay,
Rev RUFUS Case oil this town, 10 Nj Eivira Fish,
of Hardwick. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

Melancholy AccIDENT.-An accident OF truly
melancholy character took place in the town of
Pleasant Prairie, about four miles from his place,
on Saturday last. party Of three ind,v iduas viz
Mr. Walter Stevens, Mr. Cabot Barlow and Mr.
Pettibone hunting excursion in pursuit
OF a deer; they succeeded in driving one into a
small thcket and hazel brush, which thcket
surrounded, or nearly SO, by an open prairie. Be-
ing armed with ri hes, they approached the thicker
on different sides for the purpose Of shooting the
deer as he should attempt to escape. When the
deer emerged from the thcket, Mr. Stevens and Mr.
Barlow standing about twenty rods apart
both had their guns raised in position 10 fire
the deer passed between them land at that moment
Mr. Barlow fired; but missing the object Of his aim,
the ball struck Nj Stevens. Mr. Stevens instantly
fell, and survived tho shot only about Is minutes.
Both individuals were al the time standing upon
the open prairie without any tree or bush intorve-
ming between them but il is said that Barlow
much engrosset! with the object of his aim, that
he did not observe the position OF Mr.. Stevens
The deceased was a young man Of respectable char
acter, and the son Of Daniel Stevens of Pleasant
Prairie, formerly Of Essex county, VT, and late
from Chatauque county, New York.-Southport
(Wis) Telegraph.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
Tasg Ar IGa

In Compton, Canada, June 10. Mr. DANIEL
HAITIAN, aged 63
10 Guildhall, Mrs Mary Hadlock, wife Of Mr.
Hezckiah Iiadlock, aged 90.
La Waterford, June 2f, OF canker rash, MILO,
son of Elisha and Elizabeth Kline, aged years.
In Ludlow, iona Whltcomb, aged 80.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

HARSH, BUT TRUE.-The Angelica Reporter
thus records death by suicide:
"Wm WarraIl, of Pntsiord, nj on roe county, kiI
led himself few days since, by cutting off the
main artery Of the arm. BY this deed lie rio the
world Of drunkard, and rendered six children
parentless.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
Stand of Stands.

TENHE old stand and The right stand where work
u will be done according 10 contact. Perhaps
work formerly carried on by James Il. Ramsay
for makng Sash, Blinds and Doors, has been,
s, and will hereafter be carried in all Its bran>
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for good work at a reas-
onabie price will please to call l will not refer
my customers to the workman but to the Work
itself. large assortment of z by sash on hand
Butternui and Cherry sash of any description or
Cherry Stiles and Rails with Mahogany filling
made per order.
| will receive good work horse in exchange
for the above work, If prese Dted soon.
JAMES RAMSAY.
ST. Johnsbury, April %, 1912. 247y1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
ORANGE COUNTY.

The Wings Of Olange County, met in goodly
numbers in the Convention at Chelsea on the 22l
ut. and nominated for County Senators
John Colby ofWashngton,
X Parish, Of Randolph,
Asa Low, OF Bradford,
all "good men and true"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

SOOTHING VERDIcT.--At Lock pot, last week a
Miss Webster, Of Hartford, CT. obtained verdict
Of $4,000 damages against young man of the
former place, for breach OF promise of marriage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
For sale mt this Oarice.

TENHE following Blanks may be Obtained at the
Il Office OF the Californian ...f .......
WARRANTED and MORTGAGE DEEDS,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, ~ "'
JUSTICE WRITS, $500 tt
Vigil WAY TAX BILLS, est ...-H s..
BLANK NOTES,
VENDUE Gand) BLANKS, -..-..
MILITARY.
EXECUTIONS, @ t..-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, June 81.

From the Boston Parrot.
At market 900 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs of Working
Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs,
aud 40 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Catle-A small ad vance was
alized-and we qioto few extra 5.75 aG, First
quality So 80, second quality SIS n 25; third quad
ity sd so a 5 90.
Working Oxon-Saes nj $75, S5, and 800.
Cows andCalves-Sales at 500 81, %. 81, 30.
Sheep&Lnmbs Sales Of lots from 81 30 10 2 35.
Swine-Al ut market we 10 small pigs, and were
sold for and I2c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
yVridimg Hmk--EBlue and BLACK.

NTEW and Superior Blue Wiring Fluid in
In small and large botes-also Currier " Halls
black writing fluid, may he obtained at the Caiedo-
Man oioe-By,ho single bottleor in large quantities
Tbe blue ink is of the Manufacture OF Messrs
Currier IL Hail. and superior TO any ever made os
sold in the United STATES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

WHITE HILLS, N. live understand that the
workmen on the Monument, since 1t has reacheo
its present height, have twice been able to d'stin
gush the White Mountains from the Top IL re-
quros very clear atmosphere.-Bunher III" 'a"-
royd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

SETTLEMENT WITH ENGLAND.-Wc are highly
gratfcd to learn, from authentic sources IN Wash
ington, that the negotiations between the Secrela
~ Of the State, the Comm ssioners for the settle
ment of the Boundary Question, and Lord Ashbur
ton, are approx imating speedy and tsiactory
adjustment This "consummation devoutly To be
wished" will be hailed with joy by the people,
and will reflect great credit on the negoclators on
both sides.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
Nv aYimg Tools.

NEW LONDON SCYTHES, German, Shear
L Y and Cast Steel Having sold these scythes
for several years we can with confidence recon-
mend them TO ocr customers as n vely superior ar
ticlc Snaths, Rakes, Scylhe Stones and Rifles. -
Also Horse Rakes For sale by
SHEDD & JEWETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
Something New.

TROS NJ AN 81 PARKS manufacture
" and keep constantly for sale on St Johpsbnry
Plain ,Pateut WINDOW BLIND FASTENINGS,
wholesale aud retail
a new and superior article, which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy. III
and certainty Of combining the blind and pre-
venting its rattle, noise, when open shut, is
unequuled by any, or all fpImer Inventions For
durability and cheapness they have tival.
Persons ordering Iasrenngs will state The thick.
mes Of their blind. All orders by stage and othei
wise duly answered.
C2OSMAN 81 PARKS.
St. Johnsbury, April 1912. 246--u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

UJ@At the recent term of the Court in this
County, CHARLES b. FLETCHER, Esq. was admit
ted a member of the Bar.
Three persons arrested criminal process,
were severally convicted and sentenced as fol
lows
ct book, containing thirty dollars in money -Slate
Prison Two wears.
Gideon n. Wheeler, for stealing horse from
the stable Of MIR. Archibald Leitch-State Prison
three years.
David WEIGH for passing a three dollar counter
felt bill ON Orange County Bank-Stale Prison
four years
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

GJ'The Western mail of yesterday brought us
of The death Of Brigadier General HENRY
ATKINSON, of the Army of the United States; a
brave and generous man, and an excellent officer.
lie was a native of North Carolina aged about 90
years at the time Of his death, having entered the
Army with the rank of Captain, in July, 1908, and
commanded regiment of Infantry for the last %
ycars.-.Nat. INTEL