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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

GARNET lie bruit court i Washing
ton. dit lie Baltimore American que Ie Jnge
| Upshrr va etre nomme secretalre dctat EN-
remplacement de y. Webster. ct que Mr..
Cushing va f~ecsvoir 10 porie.f euiile dc la
marine.
II, octe de contriiion-Mme. Graves,
rtporse de CO trtsorier du Mississippi qa'n
pris In flute, n rendu au gouyernenr Gle Gel
etat 90 tri,lo p,nstres en- or ct on bons du
trtsor des Etats Unis, ct de plus une SOM
me dc 80 mile piastres en- bons dc fetat.
Une bonnie ven.c.-~Le Nail dc Boston
dit nu'il a etc vendu dams cette vile, en-
une seuIo joutntt, ID, millions Go YARDS
cotton pour Canton. Cette vente est pre-
sentee CONNIE une consequence DIES der
nisres nouvelfes recues do la Chine.
CAsAbA.-Lo siege du sonvernement
din Canada yn etre tfansfere i Montreal.
I'm journal dit qu'on commencera In con-
struction des edl6ces desiin6s L rece'oir les
b~ureaux ct le parchment. auss''ot que les
plans en- scfont fats. Quebec restera 'e
quarter general de I'arn1ee.
La frGgate anglaise Warsplte, eemman
dee par Lord John Hay, e., arr,vee de Ia
Jnmajque a New York. File dost trans
porter en- AngIeterre Sir Charles Bagot
don't on assure que la sante s'amel'"re.
lie dep6, nara1 de ronest.--Le 20 avrl
dernier, le %cemmandant Adams ct lie Lieu
ren,nt johnson sont arrives d Memphis
Tennessee. Ces messieufs composent
avec 10 capitaine Rousseau, Ia c"mm'ssio
que lie gouyersement n charese dexam.
Ger le port de Memphis, a letfet de aec'
der sill conyient d'y etablir on depo
naval. !.
!, Reforme.-Lo Louisiana Chronicle q !,
, qu'iln'y a plus IN seni o',,a1o oans 'e' ;
mites de la corporation dc Bayou Sara o
. St. FrancisviiIe.
: Nous aimons 4 croire qu'on a atissi' sur
prime toutes les buyettes ct tous les caos
rats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ljsons dams In ient''e
intltuIae United STATES Gazette que lie Sc.
c]reshirs do In gnerre de |'intention d'eSp6-
der In frtgaie Hrandywine. trois corHe'tes
ct deux bricks dams les mers do In ChfHc,
aussitbt qls ces batitnons seront pr6ts q
prendrc Ia mer. Notre commerce a be.
soin dc In protection dc notre marine dams
les Indies Orientaies ct dams Ocean Pnc'-
que.
lie bntcan Il ynpcur Missouri part'ra
bicnttt de Washington pour Chncres'
Le navire dos e. u. Erie, cotnmandhnt
Manning, parti do Boston pour FOcean
Pacifque par la vote de Rio J%ane'ro, n ctf
rencontre par 80 deg. do lat. ct 80 deg 10
min de long.
In conr mnrtiale qni d"it jngef 10 com
ma ndant Ramsay est encore on session
Les details que d%annent d Get egard le'
journaux, ne prGsentent aucnn 'hsdtet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

NJ. rEiteur--vptiIieE anr"ncer les per-
ennnas snttaftcs coraDe cBndidatr pour fise'n-
bros dn iuri de police:
Ter vafd--l. G.. Patterson
Oh ,u,rH~-Jamse Alley.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

GrADEbourE-Par l'afrivee du BRICK
Rap:ds, capitaine Montfoft' a savanna Do
Ie 3 svril, rarti de Ia Poinse-a lifre 'e ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
.ElRLES.

Une ~ouantitd de bois de Ilts a vendre' a
bas prlx par p.r4s-
& mai ID FINE 9" bhn,A'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

or \. objection qpi aurn lieu Lnndt
pnch.in. MIR. A. ,Monget ct Mr.. Angns'ln
Dup,nptirf rrceyfoni, pour ttre nomnes
netpbres dn jury de Pnllrc, les''o'S de
,eats nonbrcox nmis. 10 premier sefa
souteuu pnr les ciloyens do Ter quarter ct
i, srrnna rar rrux du second,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

CoggAIssEAESTS i r~aat1r.. st,rp--
mere IL &c Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-30

In Newark, Jan, II. Of lung fever, Charles w +,
son of Welcome AlIard, aged years
In Sutton, Dec, 10, Of throat all, Alkaline, daugh
ter of John and Mercy Fogg, aged years.
In Sutton Jan. 4, Mrs. Bctsey H. wife Of Mr. John
Rice, aged %.
In Barnet, jan. I6, Of throat dstemper, Mrs. NAN
cY, wife Of Capt Ephram Pierce, in the 6lst year
of her age. CPrnters in N, Ii, will, sc.
In Danvile, Jan. rs, Mrs MARY-ANN PAUL,
relic Of the late Amos Paul, Esq
In Burke, Jan. l of eyspeIus, LOUISA c. vile
OF Asuhe Burlington, Esq aud only daughter OF Abel
NJ. Rice, Esq. formerly Of st Johnsbuy, aged 35.
In this bereav ement, husband is deprived OF
kind and afiectonntc companion, several small chill
dren of fond and endearing mother, and society OF
an exemplary and worthy member Several years
since she embraced the religion Of the Savior, and II
is but justice to the memory Of the deceased to bear
witness that those graces which adorn the christian
profession were truly excmplifed in all the assoca-
tons of life. In addition TO these, Mrs. j. possessed
in eminent degree those aminble qualities of mind
which endeared her TO large circle of friends and
relatives. In her intercourse with society was blend
ed sweetness Of disposition and correct moral de
pertinent such ms rendered her agreeable in all the
relations she sustained. But in the domestic circle
her usefulness was most conspicuous and her loss
will be the most sensiby realized. Altho' the dis.
pensatlon is affective in the extreme, yet affords un
speakabe consolation that the friends mourn not rs
those who mourn without hope. Her illness, though
short and painful she endured with patience and for
titude and bowed with resignation TO the will of God
"Ah, now for comfort whittier shall We go!
No more thy soothing voice anguish cheers;
Thy placid eyes with smiles no longer glow,
Our hopes TO cherish and aay iears.''
[The Star is, &c. Com.
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Assignee's Sale.

10y ,iriue of Sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy, issu,
O cd of The District Court of the United States
for the District of Vermont, vesting in me the joint
Estates of the Dankrupts therein set forth, and by
order Of said Court, will sell at public auction on
the 9th day OF February next at the dwelling house
of Odlin Sanborn, in Morgan, at noon one pair OF
three years old Steers three years old Heller, one
yearng Hcifar and two shoats, ale assets of said
Sanborn
ALSO, At the dwelling house Of Jonathan S.
Whtcher, in Derby, the 18th day of February
next, at o'clock, P. NJ. quantity of Hay and
Grain, and l00lbs Clover seed, together with sundry
demands and accounts, chooses in action, assets of
said Nhichcr.
ALSO, AT The store If Jesse Wiley in Derby, on
the Nth day of February next, at noon, wagon,
harness, and other articles Of personal property, to-
gcther with sundry notes. the assc,s Of John H. Mar-
tin.
ALSO, Al the dwelling house Of Simeon Allbee,
Jr. in Salem, on the 18th day of February neSt at
noon all right, title and interest Norman Nye has in
and to Lot No. IL, in Salem, the assets of Norman
Nye.
ALSO, At Ezra Johnson's. Iun, 10 Troy. on tho
9th day of February next, at O'clock L. NJ all in
tecst James Craisue has in and TO certain lots of
land in the of Jay under certain incumberances
Also, all Interest said Crague has in half of the
the lot of Land IN Troy now occupied by Ray
Davis under certain circumstances, together with
<unJrv accounts and demands, chooses in acton, the
assets Of James Craigue.
ALSO, At the dwelling house OF Ralph Garfield,
in Glover, the 2st day of February next, at one
o'clock, p. M. bond for deed ofLot No, 81 in
said Glover, except 80 acres off of the sorih &le of
said Lot, together with certain articles OF personal
property and certain chooses in action, the assets of
| Ralph Garfield.
| ALSO, On the 2lst dry of February next, al tho
| west meeting house in Glover, Zip No. g. OH tho
south side of said house, assets of John 'Coomer.
| ALSO, AT the same time and place certain note,
| assets of Lewis Barber.
2s6w3 JACOB BATES, Assignee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-30

and Carriers Dalsom, and prefers = DR. Carriers, and
recommends il as n choice Medicine.
Rev. !. L. Green, of Calais. VI. was afflicted
with bad cough, soreness Of lungs, hoarseness.
had tried many kinds of medicine, but from no 9th
or received much benefit from Dr. Carriers
Bnsam,
Amos Whilchcr, of Coventry, N. II. was reduced
very low, with great pressure of the lungs and Sc
cough, considered Ivy physicians aud
frineds past recovery, was advised 10 uy DIR Car
tcr's compound pulmonary Bnlsnm, and found re.
lief, and Ivy taking two Bottles, was restored to
health.
All Who need a medicine for lung complaints,
will sec that it is important 10 he particular in
moking their purchase, and get DR. Carriers com
pound Pulmonary Basam, that is decidedly pref
cradle 10 any other preparation now before the
public.
F. & II. KEYES, Newbury, Vt. General Agts.
and proprietors. For sale by LuTnuR JEwETr, s..
Johnsbury, and by the principal Druggists and Mer
chants in New England. 2STwl2
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From the Vermont Chronicle.
o. NEWCOMB.

TIE VERMONT TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Held its annual meeting pursuant TO adjournment,
at Woodstock, Jan. IL, 1913.
The Convention called to order by the Presi-
dent, Erastus Fairbanks, Esq. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Rankin. The Secretary being absent James Barrett,
of Woodstock, was chosen Secretary pro tenn.
On motion Of Prof Twinng, a committee, on the
business of the Convention raised, to be appoin
ted by the Chair. The Chair appointed Prof Twi
ming, Mormon Williams of Woodstock Mr. Spencer
of Caseton, Rev. Mr. Briefly and DR.. Cobb of Spring
field
The Committee business reported, and report
accepted and adopted. LIST. To hear reports from
delegates I'd. To hear report of central committee.
Sd TO appoint special committees. 9TH. To hear
continuation of reports from delegates.
The delegates reported by Counties as called.
The bour of 3 o'clock having arrived, Prof. Twi-
ning chairman of the State Central Committee made
report, full forcbe and clear, upon the interests Of
the OF Temperance in its various relations to
the State and the subject of concentrated and
certed action throughout the State Report accepted
The subjects noticed in said Report, referred
to committees.
Evening, O'Clock
Address by Mr. ColIyer, of Boston.
Judge Collamcr, from Committee on legislative
ton, reported verbally, against recommending any
legislative action at present Rev. DIR. Merrill,
ded by Judge Hutchinson, moved acceptance OF the
Report. Which motion discussed by Messrs.
Merrill Hutchinson, and Twning, all fvoring the
Report Report accepted.
On motion Of Prof Twinng,
Reso1red, That the committee to whom was re-
ferred the subject of legislation and whose report up
on Immediate legislation has been accepted and adop
ted be requested to report in writing, at the next
annual meeting, upon the topic Of ultimate legisla-
ton. Adopted.
Rev. Mr. Wright for committee on nomination, re-
ported the following list of officers of the Society for
the ensuing year.
President, Erastus Fairbanks, Esq, of Saint
Johnsbury
Central Cores Secretary, Erastus W. Drury,Esq
Middlebury. Recording Secretary James Barrett,
Esq Woodstock.
Central Committee. Prof. A. G. Twning, Gen.
VIM Nash, Prof S. Stoddard, Rev. T. A. Merrill
Rev. Mr. Briefly, Rev. MIR Ayers, Hon H. Seymour
Vice Presidents same as last year, excepting Gen.
- Strong to be substituted in place of IL Lyman,
in Addison County.
County Corresponding Secretaries same as last year.
VIM Hayward, Jr. Esq. Guildhall, instead OF Luhen
burg. -,
Report accepted, and the nominees appointed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-30
A. Farm for Sale.

VEyIE subscriber offers his farm for sale, situated in
Lyndon, lying about three miles from Lyndon
Corner Said farm contains
TWO HUNDRED md EIGHTY .4CRES
or EXCELLEyN'T LIND.
Tho said farm is well watercd, the buildings said
farm are, good Barn and a small Dwelling House;
about seventy five under improvement and the
remainder is we'll wooded and tmbered, with an
ccllen sugar Orchard containing about two thousand
trees.
The said farm will be sold in pieces or altogether.
to suit those that wish to purchase. The terms of
payment will he part to be paid down, and credit
will he given for the remainder. For farther infor
nation, inquire of The subscriber the premises.
PERSON SWASEY,
Lyndon, Jan. IL, ls43. 2s6wS
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a SSsGRncG7S Sale.

By virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy, issued
out of the District Court of the United States for the
District of Vermont, veslng in me the estate of Mel
son Hatch, Bankrupt, therein set forth, land by
order of said Court. Will sell at public auction, at
the residence of said Hatch IN brunswick. on the
18th day of February, lS43, at lo'clock, p, NJ the
following e>crihcd property, to wit. two Horses,
colt, cow, l calf, hog, harnesses ] wagon, l
single Sleigh Timber for barn frame, hinges for
barn doors 4 lots of land in Brunswick, W. 1000
feet of boards, the Bankrupt's interest in certain
crops notes, accounts. &c. &c. the assets of said
Hatch. REUBEN c. BENTON, Assignee,
Lunenburgh Jan. 90, ,1s43. 2S6w3
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o. N % III u VI IB u CT! ~rs

A GENTS are hereby authorised TO refund the
IA money in all cases where the patient is not
lcHed by faithfully using
DIR C.4RTER'S COMPOUND Pulmonary Balsam,
for Coughs, Colds and all Diseases of the Lungs.
See Pamphlets and wrappers for directions, recon-
mendations and Certificates. Annexed is a letter
from DR. Thomas Kendrck, and few extracts from
others, which must be sufficient to satisfy the most
incredulous that the medicine is worthy OF lrial.
TO +. 81 H. Reyes, Agents for Carers Balsam:
In April lS4l, my wife was attacked with local
inflammation of the lungs with severe cough and hec-
tic fever. She continued 10 decline rapidly for two
months and had all the appearances of confirmed con-
sumption. She under medical treatment during
the whole time, but to good purpose. advised
her to suspend The of medicine to this she rspli-
ed her must be hopeless.
then obtained a Bottle Of DR. Clrer's Pulmonary
Basam, commenced giving three tea spoons full eve
ry "a hours with no other expectation than an OPT
ate effect.
1t is due to DR. Carter and his associates to state
that 10 Bottles of theii Balsam cured this patient in
three months. and they have her full thanks. have
witnessed the beneficial effects of this medicine in
several instances for the last Is months in curing
THOMAS KENDRICK.
Thetiord, Jan. IA, 1913.
LYDIA HOYT, of East Haverhill, was cared of
n violent cough, also her infant seven mnpths old
therefore she recommends ii as safe and valuable
medicine for lung. comp!ants. Mrs Mary Hunkins
of East HaverhiIl, has been afflicted with Phthisic
and Asthma from her infancy, and had taken Ash
matte Pills and Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam, and
other medicines, pui pose, but cured by tax
ing DR. Carriers Compound Pulmonary BaiSam.-
Miss Abigail b. Sargent. OF Phistow n. II writes
that she has b en- afflicted the past five years with
what is called Dry ceugh attended with pain in The
side; by taking four bottIes of DIR CATERS Balsnm
her cough entirely cured.
Mrs JInet Qunt of NewhuJy. VT was long afIlic
cd with lung complaint, USED Sampson Reeds
Basarn, which gave only temporary relief but was
entirely cured hy taking DR. Carriers Dalsam
Royal Z. Waldo, Esq late steward OF Ncwbury
Seminary, had over one hHnci,ed cases of Measlts
attended with coughs, and used DR. Carriers Balsam
with good effect and recommends il to the public.
Wn Hewcs Esq. Editor of the Tuesday News
Chelsea, VI. has used in his family Reeds Balsam
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N d &c To-

HNAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at public
Il Auction, on Saturday Feb. Is, at ~ ndon
Corner, the following articles:
first rate silver plated hame Harnesses;
10 common hame Harnesses;
so Haltcrs; doz. bride Bits;
1000 feet white oak Plank;
5000 feet hemock Boards;
l Cooking Stove 2 doz. dining Chairs;
second hand Harnesses;
l double Sleigh; single Sleigh
a large lot ofsilver and plated Harness Trimmings;
and great variety ofJewelry, and many other ar-
Giles too numerous to mention;
. Burroughs; 4 light Stands! 2 8 l-2 foot Table,:
large lot of Trunks, &c. IL fur Hats, and mole
Skin Hats, Terms easy.
2s7N3 ROBERTS, Dep. Sheriff,
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Dolly NJ. BEACH,
Us. SIN SUPREME COURT.

NATHAN H. BEACH.
nOLLY NJ BEAC CHI of Hardwck, in County
~ of Caledonia, and State of Vermont, having
filed her petition for Divorce from the bond of mat
rimony, against Nathan l. Beach late of Wiiston,
in County of Chirtendcn, and State of Vermont, but
residing without Ills State, and in parts UNI
known, reinrnahle TO the Supreme Court next to be
holden at Danville, within and for the County of Cal
edonia, on the nh Tuesday after the 4ih Tues
day of January, A. d. ls43 charging, in substance,
that at Wilston, in County of Chiltenden, and
State of Vermont, she lawfully married to said
Nathan l.. Beach by Chaancey Brownsl, Esq then
Of the j Justice of the peace within and for said
County of Chittenden, on the seventh day of De.
cember, A. d, 1887 and from that time till the llth
day of july A. d. 1888, she lived with the said Ma
than l.. Beach, at said Wiiston, in a strict obser.
of all the duties required by the marriage
cnant, when the said Nathan l.. Beach willfully,and
without any just cause proyocation whatever, de-
serted the said Dolly NJ. Beach, AID that since tho
said day of L July, A. D. 1888, the said Nathan l.,
Beach has wholly neglected TO provide for or take
care Of her the said Dolly NJ. TO furnish her with
the necessaries life. and praying that the bond Of
mairimony between her and tho said Nathan l.
Beach might he dissolved.
(signcd) DOLLY M.BEACH.
STATE OF VERMONT.
CALEDONIA COUNTY SIS.
IT is ordered that Nathan J.. Beach, Defendant
in the foregoing petition. who resides without this
State, be notified oft the tendency of the same, by
publication Of the substance thereof, together with
this order, in the Cnledonian, paper published at
ST. Johnsbnry. in said County OF Caledonia, three
weeks successfully, the last of which Pub'oaions 10
I've not less than four weeks hefore the session of tbs
Cour, to which said Petition is preferred. which
shall he sufficient potce 10 SAID Nathan Il. Beach Ia
appear ard answer to said Petition
Given under my hand ut Danville, in County of
Caledonia. Ills lAih day Of Dec. a. ID. 1912.
ISAAC F. REDFIELD.
asGws Judge of Supreme Copri,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS nIsTRIcT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans, To all persons concerned in the estate OF
HARRISON MASON, late Of Craitsbury, de-
ceased. GREETING.
KNTHEREAS, WIN. J. HAsTISGs, Administrator
w ofsaid deceased, proposes to render ac-
count of his administrations and present his account!
against said estate for examination aud allowance
at session Of the Court of Probate, TO he holden
at Irasburgh, the Ath Wednesday of February
next; Therefore, You hereby notified 20 appear
before said court at the time and place aforesaid
and show cause, if any you have, why The account
aforesaid should moi be allowed.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this Gath
day of January, A. D. 1913.
2S7w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT ORLEANS,
A T Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
IN and for Me District aforesaid the 20th day
of January, A. ID. lS43, an instrument purporting
to lie the last Will and Testament of JAMES NOR
RILL, late of Derry, in said District deceased,
presented 10 the court here for Probate, by Nehem-
alb Colby, the Executor therein named; Therefore
is ordered by said court that public notice be given
10 all persons intended therein TO appear before said
court at session thereof to be holden at lrasburgh
on the Sd Wednesday of February, A. d. ls43, and
contest the probate of said WILL aud it is further
decd that this order be published three weeks sue
ccssively in the Caledonian, newspaper printed at
ST Johnsbury in this State, the last of which shall
be previous the day assigned, aforesaid for hear
ing. Gi, en- under my hand at the Registers Office,
this 20 dry Of january, A. D. iS43.
2S7w3 GEO NYE ldgr.
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Ms 4As, 4Ss 3&1IA @B &a

In Danvile, Jan. IL, by the Rev. R. c. Hand, Mr.
Amos Bliss of Essex, VT. to Miss Martha Douglass,
of Danville.
In Newbury, 9th inst. by Rev. VIM. Nj. Mann,
Rev. Zadoc H. Haynes, of the N. II. A. Conference,
to Miss Marion w. Bailey, of Newbnry.
In this town, by Rev. j. III. Worcester, Mr. Luz
MAN gibson, to Miss LUcYJoNEs.
In this town, 23d inst. by Rev. J. Morse, Mr. WIN.
A. HUTcHINsoN, of Barnard, 70 Miss MARY M.
HALLET Of this town.
In Lunenburgh, Jan. s, Mr. George c. Cheney,
merchandise Miss Elizabeth G. Gates.
In GuidhaIl, on the 10th inst by Rev. Edward
Fuller, Mr. Allen Gould, of Guidhall, to Miss Har-
ret A. Reyes, Of Vershire.
In Cabot, Jan. II, by Rev. l.. IT. Stone. CHAs.
b. CHANDLER, NJ. D. of Tunbrdge, to Mrs. F. A.
c. HARVEY, of Cabot.