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, 1843-10-21

LIS or THE SrEAm-FaIcATE Ms
sovRI.-The Acadia steamer which ar
rived at Boston on the Sd, brings ~intelli-
Eencc Of tie destruction ofthe steam fri
F.tc Missouri while at anchor in the
hay Of Gibraltar. The Missouri had the
Hen. Nr. Cushing on board, proceeding
Z A'e~anlr;a, en- route to China. After
tie destruction of the Missouri, GIr.
Gushing embarked OF board the Orien-
til steam-racket for Aiexandria.-The
discipline and order which prevailed on
b0arl tic vessel during the progress OF
tic c~ani'y, is spoken of in the highest
ferns q commentator. Every order
WIS obey ID as ifthe vessel had been in
perfect safety, and nothing had occurred
TO excite alarm or confusion.
Tie destruction oftlis Inflated vessel
Is ascri5cd 10 the leaking of turpentine
through the floor Of a store room above
Tie Ire room.
, 1843-10-21

The ChM'2si2 ~ Gycnl Driiuin are
about recognizing. A great conveu-
ton is about 10 he held ut Birming-
ham. similar 10 that of l839-4O.-
This is tie only body of British poll
tIcranS who stand upon true Demo.
cratic principles. The Democracy
OF the British Wings, like thato of the
American Wings. is but skin deep.
, 1843-10-21
Christina Gilmour, the Scotch woman

Christina Gilmour, the Scotch woman
who was demanded under the new trea-
ty with England, on the charge Of having
murdered her husband, arrived at Liv-
erpool in the packet ship Liverpool, on
the 18th ult. She was confined IN the
BriGewcIl during he night, and the next
day took her departure for Glasgow.
, 1843-10-21

N1bHe.--The Mobile rarers q
Sept. % h. announced tlat rhe cpl
dc.nic continues on the inrrease.-
The Herald states that dwe,iinr hvus
is and stores. which but Il few DAYS
since were animated with the hunr
and aPPearan2eo Of lie and activity.
row Lave their doors closed. and pre-
>e"t lie mot deserted appearance
and each boat i~hatIeaves our wharves
carries oil more or less re pc, and
III a few DAYS every body WHO posi-
BY could vii have lett cur CITY. MT
to retain until it is again healihv.-
W. are sorry to say hat the Signs Of
tie IlmrsaTe more favorable at the
present. writing than they have been
since the first appearance of sickness.
Those who we're here in 1889. saw
ma, Mobile egins 10 look much as
1t cid then; but we sincerely hope
that M city will not be 50 severely
afflicted.
, 1843-10-21
ARRIVAL OF hi ACADIA

We are md, bted t" Ha.uden's Elk.
press 'or London papers to tie 18th.
aud LIVER nnl 20 .he 18th alt. Per
steamer Acadia. ,r1ivei at Bnslon
Tnr@Iay. 3 insr.
There Ii 5 tr'H n Immense sale of
cotton the market vas brisk and
prices have In %pruveda ,hadr.
TIE m0Si Important item ui news
i" us is the los If Il steamer Mis-
soLri. At Gibraltar. ~ fre; an account
# Which We give.
Tie Queen did not 20 t, Paris, but
alter a short =, at the Chateau d'Eu
re-emblrked and proceeded on Il Wis
II To her uncle. the King Of Bel"ium;
and willie there will VISIT the field OF
Waterloo.
The "utrages in South Wales are
on the increase.
The Repeal agitation continues in
undmini>hed vignr
The RrpeaitrS of Liverpool lad a
meeting. which was addressed by a
number OF the Reporters from the
Corn Exchange. ID. OCnnnell. Jr..
mode IN address, and the meeting
broke up IN Il general row. OCCASION
ed hv m attack hv the Orangemen,
who were worS'ed in the conflict.
Mr.. U'C"unell keeps the ball of
agitation moving with UnfIminI>hed
v'gnr. notwirhs aiding the pr"r"ga-
ton Of Parliament. lie had anctIer
monster meeting NJ L"ughrea on Sun
day. lie I0h which. rs reGnrd> mum
hers. was hardy interior. il the great
aaIlntor lin,et Is T." he credited, To
any 'hat have gone before. Accor-
ding 10 i testimony. tfere ere no
less than 10000 hnrSrmrn present IT
this Repeal gathering. Tie prncrei-
lngS were Il good deal dumped " the
heavy rains which tel duIn- the
greater part ot The dav. Mr.. OCrn-
ned wasnhlig'd To address his drcnch-
ed hearers with an umbrella over his
head. but he c"mforted them bv The
assurance hat "tl:e Taiu fell alike on
the just and on the unjust" Alter
the mFetIhr a dinner took place, 1t
which DR.. M'Ilalr and other dienita.
rIes Of the Roman Catholic Curch we're
present.
Repeal in The Unirr, siiy IF Dnb!in.
The provost and fellows of Trinity
College have met a defeat in the at
tempt to get Up an antrRepeal dec!ar-
alton.
The outrages in South Wales. so
lar from showing symptoms OF diminu-
iI"n. are on The Inc:eaSc. Blood has
been she'd. the Rebeccaites daiIv te-
coming more bold and daring. while
the veil IN which the people ol that
Ihsniated district have been 20 long
~enShrnnded from the fellow subjects
IN England. having beer dawn aside
hy lie study vieor nf tie press. drs-
closes u state az society generating
treason. stratacems and >potI.' The
NV ~ 'llI ~ cunning
race. nd however uniustiiabIe in a
legal p"ln of view their present pro-
ceedlngs are, it is undrniable that
they have grievances unredresseG.
and ext"rrrrns To complain of, from
which other parts OF the kingdom are
comparatively free. The toll-eate
grIevanre.which first called the Prov
css at Rebeccs INTO requisition. is on
" ore. and not the most oppressive
at the many calling social maladies
under which the Welsh in the south
labor.
The overland mail has not arrived,
which occasloned considerable an1-
letv.
Spoln is in a very unquie' state, and
Den Miguel has asserted his claim 10
the caown Of Portugal.
The HIbernia arrived out in eleven
DAYS and the Great Western in ,hir-
and a half. owing. as Captain
HoSken states, TO the badness of her
fuel.
, 1843-10-21
TIE e RADICAL.
EowEins-Green, Oct. u, IsI3.

THE St. Louis papers, received by
las, nights mail, state, on the authority
Of a gentleman from Jefferson City, TIA;
the appointment Of L. s. Senator had
been rendered 10 the Hon. Z. Z. Atchi-
son, and j, awaits his decision whether
il viii be accepted or or not.
, 1843-10-21

Every man has in his W life. fol
lies ~enough-in his on mind. trou-
bleS cncugh-in the performance oi
his duties. Deficiencies enongh--in
his u~n turiUne. ev,Is uough-with.
out being curious about the affairs OF
others.
, 1843-10-21

OuIo.-Dr. Duncan has been elected
to Congress from the Hamilton District,
by a majority of about 1000. =. I. Dis
ncy has also been elected State Senator
The regularly nominated Democratic
ticket was chosen by a handsome MAORI
ty, say Our exchanges.
, 1843-10-21

T~ILrSors LoAr The n. Y. Courier
i. .-~iS Commissioners had sue
@e~~eu III o~U,-lnlrg, cOndiiiOnally, about
half a million of dollars, towards the a.
mount necessary to complete the canal.
, 1843-10-21

The Mercantile Journal states that
NathI Greene, has received the appoint
ment Of Post Master at Boston, vice e..
W. GcrLon, who goes consu! to Rio dc
Janeiro.
, 1843-10-21

The Legislature OF Tennessee has fix
cd the Seat Of Government Of that State
Permanently at Nashville.
, 1843-10-21

RonBERY.-We learn that a Mr.. Boy
c.. Of St. Louis county, was robbed Of
his pcc,.e: book and $50, on Tuesday
last, in the ncichborhocd OF Maj. Smi-
ley's, on The road from Auburn to Ibis
pl-cc. Mr.. 3. as we are informed, had
len The mann road and proceeded but a
few steps up a branch for the purpose Of
watering his beast, when he was assault
cily Two men, who rudely dragged him
frcm lis horse, and eased him ofhis
pvcac. book, as above stated, but did not
ioaict cry bodily injury upon him. One
Of Inc scaIndre.s had a musket with a
fysl bayonet, which in the onsct, lie
presented TO the breast Of Mr.. B.
We learn also, that q family Of movers
~eacamped somewhere below here on the
river, were surprised in their encamp-
meat hy q band of villains, who manacled
the whole family with chains and cords,
SC as 10 prevent their escape, and then
robbed N.cln of some $4Ooin specie.
1IoRE RAscAL1rY.-On Wednesday
night last, the Hat Mandatory of Mr..
Wayne Adams, in this village, was en-
tered by some rogue or rogues, but as
the hats then i'll the shop were not finish
q. &c r@a!cals took but one, not willing
70 leave, We suppose, without furnishing
some excellence that r~ascals Go some
Shines g "unwhipped of Justice"
, 1843-10-21

STATE ToBAcco WARrHousE.- TIE
P"bIIc ate hereby mortified HAT tn,
Stat Tublcco varehnrsn atS,. Lou.
is has been competed. ard is low
opened un,,er the s1ferin'rniarcn o
John Slack. of Zone corniv. M,
and Il. Rea. Of St. Louis. who have
been appointed hy the Governor o
the State at Missouri INSPECTORS o.
tobacco within the same.
These gentlemen have become
qualified. and are now ready to dis
ch@c-e all the duties of inspectors
OF tobacco ACCORDING I" law. 'or the
port & s.. Louis.--Reruilic;n.
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claiming as its contributors, some OF Tue |
most Distinguished writer's OF Great bJ'lnlG
this hiahN talented work has ever mann
tanned a proud position its, contemporaries
while from the dawn OF It's commencement
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ume. Ia confirmation OF our assertion
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, thrilling incidents, OF flood ard held, uh,
der the ttles, OF "Chdrics u NdAey" aud
"Harry Loveq4cr," both of which ong'n,
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the most popular with The exception oI
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17
STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, 81.
At a Probate Court holden at Dnnvie, in SAID Dis
trct on the twenty -seVenth day OF December a.
ID. 1872 ,,,,.,,
VNTHEREAS, LUTHER HEMINGWAY: Ad
wv minislraor of the ESinie OF SylVanus Hem
ingway late of Waterford, dccensed, has THIS day
presented TO this Court his petition in writing set
TING forth the amount Of the debts due from SAID de-
ceased the charges of administration and the value
Of the personal estate and also Tint sald deceased d.
ed seized of certnin real estate situate IN aeTor,
10 witt About seventy acres of land, part OF Lots NO.
IL and IT, in the Eleventh Range, aud part of Lots
No Ia md l5 in the Tenth Rnnge, subject to the
widows right Of Dover; and also of one other piece
of Real Estate situate in Concord, IN the County Of
ESSEX being one half Of Lot No. 10, in the First
Range drawn to the right Of Ahijah Gale, being
that half next to Iuncnhureh line aud containing
GGv acres; and that 10 enable him to pay said debts
and eharpcs IL l. necessary that the whole of said
real estate he sold and praying this Court to license
and authorizes him to sell the for that purpose;
II is therefore Ordered, that said Administrator give
notice TO all persons interested, Of his said applica-
ton and that the same will he heard and decided ut
a Probate Court TO hc holden ut tho Probate Office
in said Dan,lc on the Goth day Of January next at
one o'clock H. the afternoon, 10y publishing Copy
of this Order three weeks successfully in the Caledo-
Man. newspaper printed at ST. Johnsury, in said
district, pre- vous To the day set for hearing.
SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy--Atest,
2s3w3 SAMUEL d. MATrOCKS, Judge.