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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12
INFORMANT TO ALL THE LADIES.
A GIFT FOR TIL LIDAYS,

IMPoRTANT TO ALL THE LADIES:
A GIFT + o r L III + FL o Ii ID S,
Elegant, appropriate and Useful.
LADIES' H iAt
OF NEEDLEWORk, ~
Price Is cents, or ST so for the Series.
No. Ie oSaisi'' LINEN.
Containing plain and ample instructions for the preparation of
an infants S Mr. a@FLAIN NEEDLEwoRK,
Containing in the Of body o r.
and such
'''dns m Na s.F 5RlgSSsY e SsiEInEEbSIEwoRK
CSotnng for Pr g F
Observation-Disclosures Of fancy needewOrk 10 useful par-
No. 1-EMBRoIDERY ON MUSLIN AND TATTING.
Instruction. II Emeio Se IN
NE SSs se1fKNITTINq, NETTING AND cRoTcHET.
Md Of AN ESisE
Csnanins distractions in Bounss
ps
ttfS. sk E cl0aAden
corner Of Nassau and Beelman streets.
THE BOOK OF i ooKs.
N0 TIE ley f L FUR B St BsaEf's
OLD AND News NEW TTEEssrAMENrs,
With full Marginal References,
NEW Axe SSSSfHE $t q t4SSfEssrsr
FAMILY RECORD A ssSaGihAvEp ON STEEL.
Published and for sac whoes, We and retail by
j. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall,
dill 3wr corner Nassau and Beekman streets
A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
VALENTINE has removed his Lnsayag and Printing E:'
Lovejoys Hotel) opposite the Brick Church New York
Weddins WISHING Iytaton and Cards, execut
Engraving Of the Printing and the whiteness snn bril-
printed he approved and fashionable
.tuta oc C,tda fredu nrces lnlk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12

OPPER-ioo quality English shcathing .opre
~ from Ia to received arrivals for sale by
d. h. X. COLLINS co, S South street
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SkE> FOR LONDON-Packet Of the goth Dec The
My8S packet .hiP VEST MINISTER, Cap Moore. will
be d. spached fer London above; her regular
Those wishing passage having superior
dators for cabin second cabin AID apply
to JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street,
near Wall street.
B.-Passage from London and Liverpool By the regular
packets sang weekly, all times be arranged the
lowest and drafts furnished for any amount payable
throughout the United Kingdom, apIication above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12

NOrlCk-NEW YORK BANKING COMPANY
~ The having been appointed Rsceiyef Of the
ropery, claims funds aud effects of tn, New Yok kim
ompany association formed under and pursuance Of
ct OF the Legislature Of the Sat Of New York entitled
tt to anthorse business of banking passed April 18th
1888 all indebted the sail Association required
render OF all des sni Of money owing
lay Of January nes amy oe IN the Me chants EXCHANGE
,on property effects OF the Association reqir
to deliver the 10 me by that dsv All the creditors
ASSOCIATE eIusi deliver Ihe pecve
nd 70 me by that day; and all persons hodins
subs stng ~ th- sud Assoc alton rrqu
present the writing and in deta OF be
ore that day. at Wy said office
Dated New York, oath November, i843
CHARLES SAGURY, Receiver
ua63v.r 80 Mers hants' Exchange
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B0 BUQI, AM sHUE STUKE.
and that he has commenced business the abot
line at No 81 Nassau street, where he will thankfully
and athnlIy all orders he NJ favored
an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12

LATEST FROM CANADA.-We have received the
Kingston Wing Of the 9Th inst. 1t contains news
to the afternoon of that day.
There is considerable excitement in Canada re.
lative to the troubles of the government. 1t now
appears that the late ministry are throwing every
obstacle in the way of the Governor General.
The spirit of the news is in the following ex-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12

HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.
A LIENS sELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING SIX
"A BORE CAST STEEL BARRELS PISTOL Thin
Pistol cocks and reyolves rely BY pulling the TRIGGER and I
Il simple and durable than any Pistol
and warranted superior to othe maker. For sale in
A. W. SPIES CO. 2ls Pearl street.
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery.
Also Guns; Pistols Gun materials for manufacturing alter
ing or repairing Guns ,.sf
Also. every yaref of noa ln&
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LOOK AT THIS
HGENTLEMENS CORK SOLE BOOTS, the best

CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
GBOOTS.-The subscriber makes to order Boots OF th
above descriptions, Of finest quality Of French Calf
~ the latest STYLE reasonable plcss Gen
temel Who have been in the hab Of extryaaant prices
articles, requested call and be convinced Of
their interest in purchasing at this store
Drawings being taken OF the eet end rair OF Lasts kept Tor
each customer there difficulty getting handsome and
easy ft -, - r N .
Roofs at 50 aud 81 80 pat Double Soes iron
81 TO 81 per pair Over Shoes Hall Boots, Dancing Pumps
enrpe'S' w John L. WATKINS, ia Fulton street,
do lmses betweea Nassso snd Dutch Streets
n NEW STYLE OF CHILDREN's VELVET CAPS
-he subscribe has large aud beautiful assortment OF
Gsntreus aud Boys Caps OF the latest fashion, which he
will sell a. chesp as other establishments in this city
among which may be found gentem.ns cloth velvet new
style Of Also on hand Large supply
ofmoe skin silk and fur hats, OF beautiful hnh for sale
low
Fapcy FuAlso constantly hand, large assortment Of
Muifs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices
NB:-Ihe Caps ofhe subscriber took the premium At the
WIN. BROwN,
n3o lmsr lag Chatham 81, opposite Roosevelt
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THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
and Jeweiry as low not lower than other house ia
the city: To wit Gold Watches from SIS 100 each sit
yer do from s. to $50 each All watches warranted keep
Boxes repaired warranted other
in the "ty Second hmd watches and old Gold and silver
ken in exchange bought for cash THO UPSON FISH
Err importers of Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and retail
NO. 33i Broadway, New York.
do 1mscc RICHARD FISHER.
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BOUTS--Waer proof, double and cork
4 rsnch and i've calf aud patent screw tep; war
aned good fine calf boots for men, boys. aud children
coarse water boots and shoes o. all and sizes
BLades misses and childens gaiter boots shoes ant
bukns double and single soes and Of every color and SHADE
Der over shoes latest STYLE all Of which will be sole
cheaper than al any other in this city.
J. y WALKER 4ls Broadway,
rtx IwMm corner of Canal at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12

flFkit 4. Or yt.F EKSDN INSU KANLt. GUMFAN
- Office 3e Wall street This company continue their b'
Of insurance against loss damage by fire. goods
and merchandise and also vessels aud their
against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruf Benjamin r. Robson,
John II. Dawson, Francis 7: Sage,
Thomson Pnce Joseph Allen
John H. Lee, John P Moore
Moses Tucker, James F. Holmes,
Caleb e. Tunis, James II. Whiting,
Anson Baker, VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
John G. Merritt, Thomas Morrell
GEO. r HOPE s.cr.,avv mis- igh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
From tho Montpelier Waterman.
FOURTI DISTRICT.
If, no aeen from tho proceedings Of the Distric,

.,; IN aeen from tho proceedings Of the District
Convention, that - c.
GEO, q. CHANDLER, ESQ. of Danvillo,
ho Wing candidate for Congress IN this d's'r'ct'-
r.a,, county in this district was represented, the
,i,,,ou WINS unanimous, and it is n good one. Mr..
-" ,,Lor ia modest man, and we believe never has
,.ou m office seeker; on this account he has never
,,on before the public and is not therefore 80 well
,,0,yn 10 the people as his competitor We are glad
.,v however. that he will bear acquaintance, and
,,o'o,or known will secure universal good will and
...oo lie was raised in the district,and educated
e, bo bor. though both his circumstances and nclina-
,,oo we believe have led him to pay far more aten-
49,, n his farm than to his profession. With good
,,,oO,s character unspottcd integrity md honesty un
Questionable, and withal holding 80 true Democratic
,,nciplos, he should prove a good candidate, and
GO lrus, he will receive the hearty and unanimous
,,,rort oChc Wings Of this district. MIR Chandler
900. nrcscnt and addressed the Convention briefly
occcpinr his nomination, &C expressing his concurrence
with the Wings of Vermont on the questions of Pro-
faction, the Public Lands and Slavery. On the first
no holds no dubious scruples rs TO the power OF Con-
,,css and never will be found to sacrifice Protection
% Revenue In a word he adopts the doctrine Of
Washington and the republican fathers-the doctrine
Of Protection ms n specific object; and rejects the OPP
coslc doctrine Of Van Buren, and Dillingham;. On
This ront, fair issue is made, and the friends Of Pro-
,ccion 10 be consistent, should one and all support
GroroEB CHANDLER. Let them do that, and
they will elect him; aye, and in HIM will find a rep
rescnative who will never beray them.
From the Burlington Free Press
nrsThc Wings of the fourth congressional district
nave nominated George d. CHANDLER, Esq. OF
Danyillc, MS their candidate for Representatives Mr.
CHANDLER is gentleman of fine talents, an I'M
compromsng Whig and one OF the stuunchest friends
of protection in the State. As for MIR. Dillingham;,
Mr. Cs competitor, his Tariff principles seem to
incdc admirably with those OF Calhoun and his free
trade followers The following is an extract from
Mr DIS speech ut the time he was nominated.
"a revenue sufficient TO meet the wants of the gov
eminent is Indispensable; and this should be raised
by tariiu upon imports, impartial in its operations,
bearing as far practicable equally upon every inter
est, and strictly confined 10 The purposes of rcrenuc,
thereby giving stability and permanency 10 its opera
tons, and afording incidental protection 10 all our
citizens, whether producers or manufacturers agnnst
foreign competition
Thus it appears that Mr. Dillingham; like Calhoun,
goes for rc,eavc Tariff only. We shall see wheth-
The wool growers Of the fourth district will endorse
such sentiments.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
GEO. NYE, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT,

, ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Probate Court for the District of OrIeans-To
all persons concerned in the estate of WILLARD
RUSSELL. late of Albany, in said District, deceased
,htusta"' GREETING.
a. IN application of PEAnLr ITrDE tho Admins.
traitor on said estate, representing that said es-
tate Is isolVent and that the personal estate is in
suihclrnt hy the sum of three hundred dollars foe
mo payment OF the just debts against said cstnte
ana requesting License TO sell all the Real Estate
consisting ct the interest of the estate of equity of
redemption of the North half of Lot No. 1879, in
Ahany for the purposes aforesaid.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear at n
session OF the Probate Court to bs holden nj tho
Probate Office at l,asburgh the I'd Wednesday
o. September next and give bonds for the payment
o. the debts against said estate show why
Icense should not he granted as aforesaid. And
TINS Order shall be published three weeks successive
" IN the CALIFORNIAN, printed at st. Johnsbury, be-
lore the day assigned aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
lrns!urgh this S,h day of August, A. d. 1913.
"l5w3 GEO. NYE, Judge
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AT WORK IN THE DARK!

WehOyc heard and seen enough TO satisfy us that
the lOco'ocOs, while many of the leaders by daylight
RE apparently Idle. are doing all they possibly
can 10 beat the Wings ut every point. They will be
oh Orcw days before election.
1t their policy this year to operate in the dark FOR
fear fstirng up the Wings. 10 meet them and de
feat them it is incumbent on every Wing TO BE UP
AND DOlNG-TO RALLY FOR THE CONTEST
WITH holiness AND ENERGY. Two weeks
only remain in which to do this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

of party who is himself agnns, anti slavery but his
whole party, nearly all, in the FREQ States, for IN
The Wings can head and check their Chief, hut the
i.ocoS back md support theirs therefore without inn
putting my bad motives to the party their leaders,
yet their views orho Constitution and the public pol
icy are against relierto the slaves my where, ought
they not to he considered the prosnvery party, md
therefore ought not to expect the support Of nn-slave
ry menCnn the snves'b DO safely trusted to their
opponents and policy
believe therefore in giving my vote for Mr. Clay,
in the emergency supposed, shall act in the spirit
OF the irecmnns oath, which says, "Thnt when you
give yout vote suffrage, touching the State Of YER
mont,you will do il in your conscience you shall
Judge will most conduce TO tho best good Of the
same," which, suppose, means measur es, not men,
and that il is better for candidate for Pres
i'd ent who is partly right, tlinn by throwing away my
vote TO aid in eectng n candidate who is nholiy rrong
agreeable to the common, but maxim, that "half
a loaf is better than bread, and that OF two evils
choose the least; and do soemly believe that by
doing shall contribute my mite further tho cause
Of human liberty.
Aho' it is proper, yet it is awkward, for cand-
date to be caechised just before election, for most
when called upon to speak Of themselves, are
npt to say too much too little.
These hasty remarks are respectfully submitted to
the candor of yourself and of the publc and close
by saying to You and other Wing Aboliionists, in the
language of quotation. ''Pro me;is mereor in me-"
For me; if deserve is, against me.
JOHN MATTOCKS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
STATE OF VERMONT.

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, So.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in tho estate of
IRA LEAvENs late OF Morgan, in said District
deceased, opprr,,,
"nEnEAs, Manson LEAvENs. Administrator of
W said DECREASED, proposes to render an account
Of his administration and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at a Pro-
bate court to he holden at the Probate Office at
irishursh. on the I'd Wednesday ofSepcmber next
Therefore, You arc hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at tho time and place aforesaid and
show cause if my you have why the account a.
fol esaid should not bc allowed.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this 9th d,y
of August, A. ID. iS43.
3l5w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers being appointed by
tue Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
orleans, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
ADJUST all claims q demands of oil persons, gains tho
Estate of
DAVID FOSTER,
late OF irasburgh IN said district deceased represent
cd insoiven, and all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from this date
heing allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice.
that we will attend to the business Of our appoint.
mont. at Sabim KelIum's Inn in said Iras,urgh, on
the first Saturdays of September and January next
GEO. G. WEST a.
TIMo. p REDFIELD,' Commissioners.
SABIN kELLUM
Irasburgh, July ~. lS43. 3l4w4
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NRAEsge&a

In Concord, July 81 Of erysipelas, IRENA u.
daughter of Capt. Jncob Richardson, aged Is.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail smiling soace Of an hour,
So soon transient comforts ny
And pleasures only bloom 10 die" Com.
In Waterford, July 80, Mr. HAvINs, ngcd IT,
Aug !. Mr. JAMES JosLYN; same day, Mrs ELIZA ,
wife Of Dea. William J. olhrook, aged 69I
In Newbury Aug 10, of consumption, ELIzA ,daugh
ter of Mr. William Scott, formerly Of this town.
In Painfeld, Jolly 80, Of consumption, Mrs Miriam
dn r. wife Of Aaron r. Bancroft, aged "a.
In this town, July l6, Of orysipelas Mary, wife Of
Mr. Daniel McGailey, aged A.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

r. drops IN CANApA.-The sherhrooL I
''.e' of Aug. IT, speaks as follows Of the crons
thronrba". from nearly every quarter-especiay
reu,os.a. . the Western States and Upper Canada,
and n,o, we crops as being in lourshing condition,
ndaad "'S'ng an abundant harvest In many sections
good 0's "o wheat crop has been already housed in
an Onno., In the Townships, too las far as we have
excen, na' OIL Judging every thing is locking well,
far from, "apS' Indian corn, and even that will be
~ ''O" proving failure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

Lightning-Prof Olmsted has kept an account of
the number of deaths, by steam and lightning respec
lively, which have been reported in tho newspapers
during the last year. The result shows that more
lives are destroyed by lightning than by accidents
arising from the of steam.--.Ne,o Harea Herald
Lires Lost No less than twenty-scvc persons
lost their lives in the neighborhood Of Chester Pa du
ring the late storm. ..
The Amoskcag Manufacturing Company about
erecting another mill at Manchester N II. 1t is
to he 440 feet in length, and will DO sufficiently
large to contain from AGO to $50 looms-doubIe
size of the mills now in operation at that place.
fl dishonest Partner.-The Cincinnati Inquirer
says:-''A young German prevailed on young girl,
ono Of his country women, to accompany him TO II
ball: in the evening, stole her trunk, containing $3.50
in gold, SIS in silver, and gold and silver watch.
He caught, and let add deserves to be Gagged
for life.
The Mobile Herald reports the following dialogue
as having actually been held in that city:
''Jim. you must bring your Euclid with you to-
morrow"
"I havn't got any, sir; but fathers got Life of
John e. Calhoun, if that will do -
':That won't do-Euclid is difficult enough to be-
gin with"
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From the Burlington Free Press, Aug. 10.
$4,000 doll arS!

o'e Hundred and Fyfy-sir Thousand Dollars in
cash have been paid for sCFWOOLeG; by four
houses IN this town, during tho present senson And
'"ese purchases have been entirely independent of
'"e factory at the falls. Such are some Of the fruits
" ,"'s ooous Wing Tariff, which is Oppressive
""'o Vooi-grower" Let the farmers of this State
remember that the true issue for them to decide at
o'.o' box between the Wings and Loco Focos is,
QUAIL. TIFF TARIFF BE REPEALED,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
NOTICE,

VWNHE firm Of Shedd & Jeweit having been dis
IL solved in February last it has become necessa.
ry for closing the business of said firm to call for
the immediate payment of all demands which are
due. Payment is requested to be made TO tho suh-
scriber. EPHRAIM JE WETT.
ST. Johnsbury, August 4. 1S43 3l4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday, Aug, IA.
Reported For the Daily Advertiser.
At market, $50 beef Cattle, 10 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep, and 500 swine.
Prices.-Bcor Cattle We quote n few extra at
90 aA IS; First quality 25 a 4 so; second quail
ity rs a %; third quality 3 so,
Cows aud CnIves-Snle Mt SIS, $23, and 27
Sheep Lots were sold from 81 10 | 75, and 2.
SwinH-Two small lots were sold for and &C.,
lot 10 peddle nj 4 10 for Sows, and 81 for Bar
rows. AT retail 81 &c.
In the Boston market there nre no changes from
our last weeks quotations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

BUTTER MADE BY LIGHTNING Tho Belfast
Me. Journal says that during thunder storm on Sun
day, 10th ut. the house of Mr. benjamin Douglas, in
Unity, struck by lightning. No one was serious
y injured; but among other strange doings the cleo
trio fluid entered the churn in which the family pre-
serve cream,und instantancousy converted the
into butter, effectunlly hours chuining
would have DONE lf the hIesmerc influence is
purely electric, asserts that he has late
y proved-perhaps this occurrence may a
hint TO some of our Mesmerizers to make themselves
useful in the dairy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
FARM, for Sale.

ENHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated on
the fdssump"ic River Road half mile north Of
the Centre Village. ST. Jnhnshlrv, containing
liz .2CRES or FIRS7 RATE LINN
II cuts from 80 to 40 tons Of hay, has upon il fine
sugar orchard with house and kettles set for boinc
the sap. The buildings good and convenient
There Is never failing spring ofgoad near 10y
that is brought to the house and harms. A iher.
are two dwelling houses the place j, could I've con
Sonient'y divided into two small farms il desired
Terms to suit the times, and possession given tho
first of April next
l.. NJ. BILLINGS.
81. Johnslury Centre, July ~ ls43 sIIf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

a DESPERATE AFFAIR took place at Manches-
ter, VI the last week; the leading particulars OF
which, we have heard them related, fol-
lows:-
a Mr. French sold or bargained piece of land to
neighbor named Robbins Tho land was sowed
with oats by Robbins, but subsequently, for
son, French refused TO give deed Of the land
Enraged at the refusal, Robbins threatened shoot
the first man who should attempt to the grain.
Not heed ing the threat, French men to Sc
cure the cropamong whom from this town,
Mr. Newman. Robbins was on the ground with his
gun, and ordered them off, but not being obeyed, no
fired nPon the forward one, which happened TO be
Newman The charge struck one hand, mangling it
greatly, and entered his side. AS he fell, son Of
Robbins assaulted his head with ptchforl<
Both Robbins and his were arrested, and arc
to have their trial. The defence set MP will per-
haps be that they t0ere crazy!
Newman alive ut the last intelligence, but il
was feared that hewould not survive long Termoni
(JPindsor) Chronicle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

MONEY MATTERS IN BosroN.-The Boston
Post states that the banks in that city have on
hand about So, o00, 900 in specie, being more than
double the average amount which has been kept in
their vaults for several years past Money can be
obtained first rate securities at 81 per per
The aspect Of business is good for the season.
and things generally appear to be in very healthy
condiiion
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

POSTSCRIPT. We learn that at the Wing Sem
noral Convention for Essex County, held at Lunen-
burgh Inst Saturday, DAVID IIIBBARD, Sd, Of
Concord, was nominated candidate for the Senate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
az "a Bs MRM HasSs

In Whcelock Aug. 0, by Row Il. Godding Of
Burke, Mr. PAUL c. MEsERvE TO Miss ALMinA
PEARL, both Of WhoelocS.
In Peachnm, Aug. 10, by Rev. Mr. Merrill, Rev.
SAMUEL G. BARTLETT, of Munson, Ms. to Miss
LAURA, daughter Of NJ Bradce, Esq of Peacham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

~ INSTALLED, Aug. 8, rs pastor of the congre
s''O'a, church in CRANKY, Rev. JOHN WOOSTER,
A. reading the Scriptures and prayer by Rev
y" ''ark' Bnke; Sermon, by Rev. Mr. Perry, Lam
l ''' installing prayer by Rev. Mr. Glincs, Lunon-
c "s"' a"arge to the Pastor, by Rev. Mr. Smith,
wa """',,' Right Hand of Fellowship by Rev. Mr.
Nv nVO'' dalton; Address to the people by Rev. Mr.
aI 'rao'0n, colebrook; Concluding prayer by Rev.
wi Ferry; Benedicon by the Pastor. room.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22
NOTICE.

'E'HE next term Of the school at st. Johnsbury
Plain will commence Wednesday, Sept 20tt,
under the direction as heretofore
TUITION, $500, $3.50 or 81, 90, and to 10 pad at
the commencement of the term. Deductions for such
absences only occasioned by sickness. SchoI-
nrs will no received for period shorter than one
term. and only at the beginning of a icrm except in
cases where they expecting To continue through
already formed.
a house erected for the accommodation Of the
school will he ready for that purpose the
mcnt of the term. 3l5wG