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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03
$4,000

hp,,i U''er buildings took fire and were partially
fuo. "'' included in the foregoing esti-
kh.r r,,- s'' was so great that much furniture and
D. yicini, '9 was removed from the buildings in
$eeO 40, ana much Of this is believed TO have
hany feno,.. """y persons, and we regret to say
Bnve ,na were seen going through HARMONY
'no IN other direction, laden with bundles ,bn,
hast, is k,o,. 'e'"rhed' And one individual, at
ne, and ,r 10 have come with his wagon several
to ,hs o~ '" goods tina, have not yet been return
ecesstv If This experience should teach the
nst such ,"e efficient police regulations to guard
7' on fire ','hs''s to Mr.. SBigelow's Society
n ''' times upon the roof, and finally
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03
STATE or VERMONT.

sr.. ..r .l .. ... ORLEANS DISTRICT, ss.
To the Hon.the Probate Court for The District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate of
CTnIsroPHgn BAnrLErr late of Morgan, in said
District deceased intestae, GREETING.
WHEREAS zENAs BARrLETr admins.
w traitor of tho estate of said intestate. has
filed in said court his application in writing repre-.
senting tha, tho personal estate of sail deceased ia
insufficient by the sum Of three hundred dollars for
the of the debts of said deceased and osnen
of Administration and requests the court to grant
him license to sell all the real estate ofsad decensed
as part Of said estate be sold without njur,
to the whoe:-TheIefire you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, session thereof to 10
holden at the Probate Office Erashurgh on the Soc
ond W cdnesdny of October next and give bonds for
The payment of the debts and show cause If any you
have why the Administrators account should no. be
allowed and license granted to sell the real estate of
said deceased, consisting of 100 acres of the South
Westerly pnrt Of lot No. l, in the Sd Range in Nor
gan, and 5 acres ofSou,h Westerly part of Lot No.
l. in the 9Th Range of lots in that part OF Morgan,
known az Bloomington Gore: And his order shair
be published three weeks succossiyely in the Cncdo
MAN printed at st. Jobnsbury before the day assigned
for hearing rs aforesaid
Given under my hand at Iris5urgh this S,h day
of September, A. d. $40. -
a2o~s GEO, NYE, Judge.
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ruo copy
32lw3 SAMUEL. ID. MATTOCKS, Judge.

TO the Hon the Probate Court for tho District Of
Orleans:
TNLIJAH CLEAVELAND, administrator Of the
81 Estate, within this State. of ALATnIAH +.
HEwirT, late of Potsdlm, ST. Lawrence County.
New York, in,estate-- Respectfully represents that
hr said intrsiate did in his lifetime enter into
tain contract in writing, hearing date the 5ih day
ef October, 1890, to aud with Calvin Harmon. then
Of Coventry, of Potsl IN, New York, to deed
and convey TO him the said Calvin. all Ct Lot No.
lO2 which lies the sile of Black River also
all Of Lot No lO3 which lies on the side Of
Black River, in Orleans late Coventry, supposed 10
contain one hundred acres, moro or less; which said
contract at the dccense Of the said Alathiah r.
Hewitt and still is nexecutch;Wh Wherefore, the said
Elijah Ceaveland requests the said csur, to grant
unto him liberty and authority To deed said land ac-
cording tn the Of said contract agreeaby tho
Statute in such made and provided
f. CLEAVELANDs
Irashurgh, 18th September, 1913.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The trial Of Cummings of PATH for the murder Of
hS wife in progress at Haverhi'l. On Saturday
LIST the evidence had been closed and his counsel
mad made his defence. The plea in behalf ofthe State
and the charge Of the Court would leave the case
on the hands of the jury. Those who have heard
the trial thus far express the opinion that the pris-
Oaer would be acquitted.
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il took upon tho cupoa, in position where it could
not be extingushed by the engines. II saved by
Mr.. b. F. Merrill ascendency to tho cupola and cut.
ting an opening, through which water applied
extuguish tho fire. lfthis building had burned ut the
timo, it would have heen impossible to have saved
the surrounding buildings.
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ISSg AENS,

In Peacham Sept. ID, Mr.. Ephraim Foster aged
rs.
In Waterford. Sept &c, of erysipeIas, Sally, wife
of Walton Hill, aged &c.
In Glover, on the 10Th Of July, Clarissa d., wife
of Anasa F. Clark, aged "a years and 6 months.
In Goshen Gore. 9Th, Mr.. David Livingston, aged
40years.
In Walden, on the 18th inst. AIva, youngest son
of MIR VIM. Dutton, aged 10 years, 7 months and l.
DAYS.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-AIonday, Sept rs.
RepOrted for the Dnily Adynriser

Reported Tor the Daily Advertiser.
Al market, 1850 beef Cattle, 700 Stores, $500
Sheep, and l. 1875 swine From 8 to 500 beef cattle
and several hundred stores also remain unsoid.
Prices.-Beef Cattle=-1he maIket is completely
"gu,ted, )" and prices are probably lower than they
have been for many years. We quote extra at
70; First quality 3,75 a; second quality 3 80 a
1915; third quality $50 8 %.
Stores-Two year old $S 10; three year old
$llal7. .r
Sheep-SmaIl lots sold from SOC TO 81 So
Wethers rs, to 81 ,SS. ..
Swin,-Shoats to peddle Al Az for sows, and
81 81 for Burrows; old barows a. c.. Al retail
from to 64c. ......a. .e1 .H
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Died at Murthu's Vineyard an old lady, a few days
since, Miss W. Merry, aged nearly hundred years.
She had lived alone nearly forty years; at her death
were found under the steps o her door $1,000 in
c'e-prohably the most Of it had beeu there forty
years. II is supposed she LEFT in real estate about
$4,000.
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N otto sc.
Last Calla.""A Call in Earnest y!

A LII those who indebted to the subscriber, by
N Note Book account of more than years
standing, must make payment by the first of Novem
Der next, to save cost-no mistake.
CHARLES C. NEWELL.
Burke Sept &c, ls43. s22ws
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WIN. J. ARMINGTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA INSTRUCT, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at Dan,ic, in said Dis.
trict, ON the 9th day of September, A. d. la43.
I RIA ARMING TON, administrator of the estate of
II WILLIAM J. ARMISGToN, late of Lyndon de-
ceasedmakes apple TO the court here, 10 extend
the time for the sale of estate and pay of debts
the further period OF one year from the 10Th LAY OF
November next.
Whereupon il is ordered that suJ application be
heard and decided At Probate Court TO be holden
at the Probate Office in said Danvie, the 18th
day of October at o'clock, in tho af ernoon
and that notice he.eofbe given all pcrsons interest
ed by publishing copy Of this order three weeks
successfully in The Caledonan. a newspaper printed
al ST Johnshury the last publication Of which to bv
previous to said 18th dav of October.
SAMUEL b MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy
S2lw3 SAMUEL d MATTOCKS, Judge.
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The Tiger Mln-We learn that the keeper Of the
MennGere lately here, while exhibiting in New Cas-
tie, Mercer entered the den of Wild beasts WINS his
wont, & while pla, ing with his savage customers mad
his arm drrndfuly torn 10y the tiger. lie was lying
on his back nj the time, and with the presence OF
mind, he raised his foot, and with sudden excrton
Of 1t, threw the tiger from him aud guined his feet ;
and nwing the brute back by his MANNER retired
ffom the cage. aud tainted from the effect Of the
wound !, is feared his arm will have - be ampu-
tntcd, GPhtshurg Amer.
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N Oti

II WIS may certify that have given my son, Lr-
Il MAN K. Task, mis- time. shall claim none
oihis wages, nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date. ELIAS - TRASH.
Attest, ELISHA WEBSTER.
Brunswick Sept. 25, l843. 322w3"
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UNITED . IATES DIS IKICT COURT
Vermont district.
IN BANKRUPTCY

Notice 10 shoto Cause dgainSt the petition Of
JOHN FRY, Junior, at Concord, for his discharge
and Certificate, Bankrupt, at tho office of Sam
uel Prentiss in Montpelier in said District. on
Wednesday, the roth day of January A. D. 1874, at
10 A. NJ. ''....t. 32lw3
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ID r DIG AT ION

The New Meeting House at Burke, East Village,
will be dedicated Thursday, the fifth day Of Oc,o-
Der. Services to commence at half past ten O'Clock
4. NJ.
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BOSTON MAR KET.-Sept. 26. .f
FLOUR. Howard ST. 8 90, Western canal
rs ST. . .... ... .-- .--.. 81
BUTTER. 10 Is per ID. -... 7-.r A. ~
CHEESE Al a 8 do do .s fI. ..r
WOOL--The sales Of Domestic light hat at
former pricesi course foreign kinds in good de-
nand with considerable sales; to 800 bales of
Crimea black and grey have been sold at u Sc Id,
mos; and to 800 bales of Smyrna at prices
mill
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For tho Caledonian,
Enigma.

am composed of thirteen letters. -.-
My s, 3, IL, 4, 8, IS, is one who offers TO others
what he has begged them to reject
My 7, s, l, isu verb comPrehcnding more in its
Specification and immediate connection than any other
word in the English language.
My II, 10, 8, II, 8, 10, is one over whose ruin
many rejoice, While they deplore his sad fortune.
My ., 8, 6, 3, is what may be seen and carried
about but cannot be handled.
My whole is well known ,raveilor.--I have visit
ed every state in the Union, but left my native
town. go about in n dashy style, accompanied by
four Pages My dress is entirely new, yet some Of
the articles are old. am no NJ, D., notw outstanding
my hands point To remedy for every disease. My
friends have ohen pressed upon the subject of
m0trimony and have frequently been published I
am no loco hut wing throughout, and still support the
principles on both sides ID.
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GgAasma9A@sSa

In Dnnville, Sept. 2lst, by Elder A. Sias Mr. Johr
bly,, Of Lyndon, TO Miss Emeline lIuso, of Danvle
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THEe S n 8 SOUND.

II Hs . II y d u " I'D.
THNIE subscribers, having received their supply
Fall Goods
have the pleasure OF informing their customers and
the public, that they have more full, general and
better selected assortment hn they have offered
before comprised in part ofBenver Cloth, Blue, Brown
aud Wool dyed Blk Cloth Cassimeres, Docskin,
Silk Warp Alpaca, DO, Indiana Alpacca Lusre
Poncherry, Chusan. Alpine, Merino Saxony, Mouse
DE Lane, Aeione, Plaid, Latest Style Prints, Mourn
ing Prints, DO, Me, Del Lane, Fancy Patch. Shawls,
ed and Silk Fringe. Gimp, Lace Cufs,I r. Wnsiets.
Turon aud Figured Lnces, Silks, Satin joan, Mitts.
Lined Gloves, Rich Vestings, Alpaca Rdkfs. Face
Shaw!s, Girt Scafs, Ashhurton Printed and Cotton
Flannels Coat Trimmings, &c. White Goods, Tick
ings, Sheetngs, Drillings, Batting, Wnddng, &c SO
which they propose TO sell as good better terms
than their neighbors. J. JEWEtr Co.
barnet, Oct. 3, l843. 322 tf.
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EV,.s EVVIs! !!

(tAPs, MuH's and BOns, for sale by.
" T.. JEWETT 81 Co.
Oct~2 1913. S22tr
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+ all G 90 d s,

'HNHE subscribers, having received their suppl!
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
Dr. Phelps Cough Pills,

the unrivalled remedy for Coughs, Colds, Whoopng, &c. These Pills are a combination of ihe most ap. proved vegetable remedies for Lung Affections and gre unsurpassed in their operation of removing all kinds of irritation of the lungs, and suited to all consfitntiona.-Prica 25 cents Also.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
THE LADIES' FAIR.

The fair in the saloon of the Saint Louie Hotel clo- sed on Friday evening, on which occasion Henry Clay honored the invitation of the ladies, and was present in the gay and brilliant scene. At the post office package of lranked letters was presented to him by fair hand one of which has fallen into our possession. It was read to the venerable statesman the spot by Recorder Baldwin, in front of the post ofice-and we cannot do better, in closing our noti. ces of this fair, than to give it an insertion
 To TEE HoN. HENRY CLAY,
 Care of the Orphan Boys'
 Ladies Fair, St. Louis Saloon, Frank edl Crescent City, La Iok. SIR:
 While sons of old Louisiana nail
 To the mast head the banner of her guest, The daughters of the Crescent City hail With their best welcoms-tIARRr OF ruE WEST We reign omnipotent in Home Affairs Though in politics mute as the mouse; And tho our husbands claim the votea as theirs, They can't deny tbat we still rule Ae House" Right we'll contented ill silence s, to reign, While thus we may each aim and object carry; And from Louisiana unto Maine,
 Depend upon it, women go for HARRY! Welcome again thrice welcome to onr city! = And mark among your presidential notes How eorrowful it is. and what pity, That women may not rulers choose with votes
 LOUISA-ANNA."
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
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FOR TH1 ENQUIRER.
TO MISS -,

ON RECEIVING BoQUET. How beauteous these flowers appear, In winters drear and gloom; When most ot Flora's blooming tribe Are resting in the tomb: How happily doth their presence tell Ofby-gone summer hours, When wand'ring Ger the pleasant vale, Gathering choicest flowers. These plants with tints of beauty rare, Thy kindly care have seen; Mid winters freezing cold and snow, And autumn's chilling winds, They were thy favor'd idols: Companions when alone; And oft have cheerd thy lonely hours. In days of grief and gloom. My grateful thanks give to thee, For this memenlo dear; And would its beauties might survive' The coming happy year. But beauty rare too soon will fade, And lovsliness decay Yet mem'ry of this precious gift, Will live in thoughts of thee. Norfolk, Dec. 26. HUDSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26

Eighth of January toasts given at Norwich :-
 By ?. M Judsen. The Ladies-Who, reversing old Hickorys method of defence, place the cotton bags in the rear. Followed by grand double cho- rus of applause.]
 By Dr. Rogers. Cotton-A material in high re- pue among ladies and warriors, for the erection of breast-work! [The cheering, accompanied with peals of laughter made the welkn topplel An Editor in 7rouble-An Alabama editor makes an apology for a lack of editorial because Sal (the endearing title of his better half has the scissors- The babies,' he says, must have shirts, and Sal won't cut out shirts with hand-saw, no way 1t can be fxed.'
 Hus6and Wanted !-The MiddIetown Sentinel contains an advertisement of lady for husband- The advertiser states that she is neither old nor too young for gentleman off or 4o.' The Passing Yeor.-The following reasonable passage is from Goethe: This year is dying away, like the sound of bells. The mind passes over the stubble and finds nothing to move. Only the red berries of that slender treo seem as if they would fain remind us of something cheerlu-and the msa- sured beat of the threshers fail calls up the thought that in the dry and en lies 50 n,ucA ef nourish- ment and LGe.'
 Water running up hiN.-Dr. Smith, in a recent lec- ture on geology, at New-York, mentioned curious circumstance connected with the Mississippi river.
 It runs from North to South and its mouth IS actually four nies higher than its source result due to the centrifugal motion of the earth Thirteen miles is the difference between the equatorial and polar ra- dius; and the river in 20OO miles has to rise one third of this distance, being the height of the equa- ! tor above the pole. If this centrifugal force were l not continued the rivers would flow back, and the ocean would overflow the land.
 A bankrupt in Vermont lately gave among his ef
 ects as the product of his labor, nine small children. He said they were fruits of one speculation, and his creditors were entitled to them.
 | The Picayune says-"T Down Easters will put . supercargo on a bunch of shingles the next thing, and send him to foreign ports dispose ofit l To which the Nsw-Bedford Bulletin retorts :- "Ws. what have you SOuthcmers to say about it. who build card house, put tin kettle in it. call it a steamboat, and then advertise to take freight and passengers for the far Westf
 The Rev. MT. streeter. of Boston, has tied up lls couple the past year. The hands probably are not very oppressive, whatever the old bachelors may l think about t.-N H. Pal Henry ClGy.-Mr Clay met with a splendid recep- ton at N. O. on the 18th ut. IL is supposed that there were 6O,OOO persons in the crowd, which had assembled to welcome his arrival. He was received amid the laundering noise of cannon. and by neat speech from Col. Wm. CAristis.-IB.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
TO MELINDA.

Melinda, thou hast bid me, while
 My morn shines fair in earliest beams To seek the throne of grace, and smile In the bright ray of heavenly themes. In sorrow oft my grief l spread,
 At midnight, on the pended knee; Yet all around is darkness dread
 Oh! when you pray, remember me In this lov'd hour my prayers renew,
 To Him who can all mercy show; Thou says. that angels raptur'd view,
 When tears of deep repentance flow. While to the throne of grace seek,
 And cannot consolation see; To you, my dearest friend, 1 speak
 Oh! when you pray, remember ME! Salisbury, Jan. 9, lS43.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26

BANKRuPr.-The Quebec Gazette says the bankrupt frGae has been very active throughout the United States"
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
.NesU Stage .Rs'1"0ssgensessts
AT LIT c F FTEL D .

VTNHE United States Mail Stage will leave I Litchfeld for New Haven, every day, at o'clock, A. M., Sundays excepted.) )- A Stage will leave also for West Cornwall every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and return from West Cornwall the same days, on the arrival of the cars from Bridgeport.
 Northern and Southern travellers will find this very desirable route, being the shortest stage route. to the rail road.
 For seats apply at Spencer's Mansion House. M. MARTIN, Agent.
 for A. l.. PERLEE, Proprietor.
 Iitchfield. Jan. 14, 1S43. 34tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
GoING, CONC, GONE!

A most laughable scene occurred on Friday last, during the qua pipe excitement, produced in town by the arrival of Mr. Clay.--Our Palmer,on exchange square, was going it as usual, with uplifted hammer, ready at bid 10 knock down great bargain to any one who dared wink. He had big crowd, and was doinga big business But alas for hu. man hopes; auctioneers are not exempt from their 'iattering tale.' Palmer was offering an article and had bidders to it., when boom resounds cannon. Going, cries the auc. tioneer who bids more';boom resounds an- other cannon. and the crowd prick up their the auctioneer, the crowd going sure en. ough; it begins to be noised that MT. Clay was landing at the rver.-'Give us another bid gentlemen, can't dwell neither could the crowd. for they had nearly all taken running start of him(-' going, goinGC by this time he was going it solus, every moth- CTS son having scampcred to the river, lea wing tho disappointed anctioneer alone in his glory;'-but he was not to be didled in that way he eloqucntly tapered off into the climactric, crying. going. going. going, coNE.' at the same time Ringing his hammer into tho store, he sprang from the bench, and rolled himselfto the river about as quick as the oth- CTS. He has since returned, however, and is going it, as usual.
 Memphis (Tenn.) Eagle. ......
 A SMART GIRL. One of the Lowel girls lately addressed her sister operatives on tho subject of the reduction of their wages in a spirit worthyof true Yankee. She said:
 "It was against the laws of nature and of God. for them 10 he confined in the pent-up air of factory, so many hours in day, and thus robbed of their costitutions, mus cles, and sinews, for small pittance, that an immense profit may be made by beings who fare sumptuously every day. and roll along in car of splendor through ourstreets, revelling in luxury and extravagance. and at the same time protesting the religion of that meek and lowIy Jesus, 'who went about doing good. o. ye pharisees. hypocritesE how can ye escape the damnation of helR"
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26
DENTISTRY. IF. R. .WERRErH.RsN.

A T his Office, up stairs, two doors South "A of Beckwi,h Ss Seymoue's Store, will be in constant attendance to wait on those who may wish Dentistry in any of it's various branches, in the latest and most improved
 style. uT Particular attention paid to Ex- ERECTING TEETH. sep12 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26

Hus6dnd Wanted !-The Middletown Sentine contains an advertisement of lady for husband- The advertiser states that she is neither toe old no too young for gentleman of 3S or 40.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-26

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