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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-03
Medical Notice.

VHNiIE annual meeting Of the White Mountain Med
FL ical Society will lie held at Ite,on Village,
Union House. on Wednesday the 18Th of January
next. at one o'cnri p. NJ
Orators appointed to address the Society at said
meeting. DR.. Nelson. of Barnet and in his absence,
DR. Barney, Of Lyman, n. II.
Invads desiring consultation and The advice of
said Society avail themselves Of that opportunity
and will receive the attention of its memheis graui-
tousy. ALBERT WINCH,
2S3w2 Secretary.
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ASSignee'S Sale.

Y virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy. ssu.
AS ed out of the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Vermont vesting in me the several
and joint estates of the Bankrupls as therein set
forth, aud by the Order of said Court, will sell
public auction, at the Inn of Geo. Z. Holmes, in
Lunenburgh on the 24th day Of January lS43, at
o'clock P. M. sundty notes and accounts, Chooses in
actinn, the assets of Ralph Wright.
ALSO,
AT Gudhall, at the Inn of A. S. Emery on the
25th day Of January, l543, AT / o'clock Il. M. sun
dry Notes, accounts and cl inns, Chooses in action,
the assets OF Isaac Cummings .-sr.1
-.. REUBEN G. BENTON, Assignee.
December 80, 1912. 2S3w3
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NOTICE. All persons indebted to this Office are
respectfully reminded that payment would be very
acceptable, and those whose accounts are of long
standing especially reminded that unless their ac-
counts AFRO adjusted soon we shall be compelled,
tho reluctantly, to other to
dues
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-03

At Probate Court holden at DanNllle, IN said Dis
,rict. the twenty -seventh day of December, a.
ID. IS42- ...
TKTHEREAS, LUTHER UEMING WAY, Ad
w mnstIa,or Of the Estate of Syivanus Hem
ingway, late of Waterford, deceased, has this day
presented this Court his petition in writing, Set
ting firth the amount of the debts due from sad de-
ceased the charges of administration, and the value
of tho personal estate and also that said deceased d.
ed seized of certain real estate situate Ia Wateiord
TO witt Ahaut seventy of land, part of Lois NO.
ii aud IL, in the Eleventh Range and part OF Lots
No ID and 5, in the Tenth Range, subject to The
widows right of Dover; and also OF one utIcr piece
of Real Estate situate in Concord, IN The County OF
Essex, b.ing one half of Lot No. 10, in the First
Range, drawn to the right of Ahijah Gale, being
iha, half next to Lunenburgh line and containing,
fifty ncres; and ihat to enable him to pay SAID debts
and charges, il is necessary that the whole Of said
real estate he sold aud praying this Cour, to license
and authorize him to sell The same for that purpose;
II is therefore Ordered that said Administrator give
notice to all persuns interested of his SAID uppca.
ton, and that the same will be heard and decided II
a Probate Cont to be baden at the Probate Office
in said Dan,e on the 26lh day of January next, at
one O'Clock il the afternoon, ny publishing Copy
of this Order three weeks successfully in the Caedo
nian, newspaper printed at st. Johns ury, said
district, previous to the day set for hearing.
SAMUEL q. MArTOCkS, Judge.
true copy-Atiest ...r
2s3,3 SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS. Judge.
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Bank of Orleans.

ysNHE Stockholders of the Bank of Orleans
L. hereby notified TO meet the Inn of Sabn Kel-
lam, III Irasburgh, tie second Tuesday of Janua-
ry, l6i3 at one o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose OF
elccling Directors fsaid Bank, for the year ensuing
GEO. &. WEST, Cashier.
Irasburgh. 20 Dec. 1912. 2S3w3
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HANNAH WELLS, ESTATE.

MA E, the subscribers. having been appointed Ivy
w the Honorable the Probate Court tor the Dis
trct of Orleans, commissioners TO receive, examine
aud adjust the claims anh demands of all persons
against the estate Of Hannah el s, ale Of Barton
in said District deceased and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby give
notice. that we will attend 10 the business Of our ap.
pointmen al the dwelling Of Daniel Smith, in Bar
ton, in said District on the first Monday of April
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. said day.
Dated, this 26'h day Of November, a. ID. 1912.
.. DANIEL SMITH, -
WIN. p. MAY, Commissioners
JOS. l.. BROWN, 2S3w3
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Dec 26.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser,

At market, 500 beef Cattle, 900 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 10 Swine,
Prices--Beer Caltle---A few at 5 rs. First quail
lty rs 4 80 second quality 3 so 375; third
quality 50.
from 81, 10 3 so.
Swine-Iots to peddIe at q for Sows, 81 for
Dnrrows. At retail 3 TO 4tc.
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STATE or VER.NOyV'I.

CALEDONIA INSTRUCT, S.
NWHEREAs5 an Instrument purportins to be tho
w last Win and Testament of JOSHUA. w.
CARPENTER, late of Kirby, in said District deceased.
has been presented to the Probate Cour, of said dis
irict Tor allowance by Chester ~ CARPENTER, the
Executor therein nnmed-These are, therefore, to
tiy the heirs and all concerned to appear at Pro.
bate Court 10 no holden at the Probate Office at Dan
vile, on the 26ih day of January next and SHOW
cause any they have, against the proof and allow
ance of said will. OF
Dated at Danville, this Gath day Of December, A.
H. lS4@ 2S2w3
SAMUEL b. MATTOCKs S, Judge.
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NOTICE..

VH7HE subscriber would inform all those who ara
ID indebted to him by Note Book account, That
he has sold his interest in the Tanning business az
81 Johnshury Centre, and therefore expects all in-
terested viii call and settle Immediately, and all de-
mands not paid by the 18th of February noxt will bo
len for collection, (prcvious contacts oxcrptedl and
this notice III be deep,ed sufficient :"
2e0ws' JOHN BACON On
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Cheaper than Ever,

Cheaper than Ever, ,-.-.
u VIE subscriber has now and will keep constantly
Z on hand, and for sale. all kinds of
g. "a ID Il 20 ca E ear In are
usually wanted in the country, which he will ex.
change for most kinds Of country produce, and for
cash he will sell cheaper than has been sold
He has on hand few first best CHAIRS, also,
a few single lSLEIGWS. - .f, ~
.t... IRA ARLINGTON.
81. Jounsbpry Centre, Dec 10, 1912. 2s2w7
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70 UND In TIE HOODS

"A BOUT 100 rods from my honse, the l4th
L N inst. seven SHEEP, variously marked on tho
ear and no other mark. TIE owner will please
hand over a little cash and take them away.
ROYAL AYERS.
ST. Lohnshury Dec. 49, 1912. sSew3*
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STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So.
At Probate Court holden at Danvilie, in said Dis
irict. on the twenty seventh day of December, "A.
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BCa Lost,

BETWEEN 81. Johnsbury Plain and .Stevens
hp Village on the Esd Of Dee. a Ladies Creu
Boa The person who rany have found il is desired
to send 1t this Office, and they shall he rewarded
for their trouble. eS2wS
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
RALPH GRAvFS.
Gen. A. G. Brown.

u Some few months since Gen. Brown
fund himself in rather an awkward predi.
cament in relation to his Indebtedness TO the
Union Bank ia connection with his repudi.
aling principles. It was charged upon him
that he was largely indebted to the bank as
Principa! and endorser, and an effort was
made to induce the people to believe that
he had paid all he owed as principal. The
good news and glad tidings spread wherev.
er reputation has foothold, and, no doubt
many were persuaded to believe that the
General had actually paid up. The whole
matter has come, OF is coming 10 light. Gen
Srown, it appears, offered the bank tract
land, worth almost nothing at all, ia pay
nent Of $4,000 The bank did not fake
q on account ofits being valueless, a I'd of
course the General is still indebted to the
bank.
But there is another little matter which
y worth knowing. twill be remembered
.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04

'"a' ""9n Geo. Brown 6a attempted, in hi,
famous letter, TO show that he did no, ows
The bank for any thing hs had received from
w. he stated that no had given his note, 70,
some properly and afterwards, by request
he altered them so as to ge, them int, III.
oank' One Of these notes, for $4,000, wen,
INTO The bank and is still unpaid-he other
Tor $4,000 was discounted, with The under
standing that, The holder of The note should
pay The money when cue, il Gen. Brown
should TAIL to pay it, When il became due
Brown die not pay, nor did he make arrapg.
ments to pay. The original holder of The
note, a true Thig and true TO his uord.
stepped forward and paid the bank. He
'r'ed every way 10 get the money out Of
Brown, and finally sued him on the no,e
Judgement will be obtained at the next term
of the court. We leave il to the people to
make heir own comments upon this bank
transaction.
The General will hardly attempt +, de.
ny the truth Of The above fects. II he does
lei him do il, and we viii give the names
Of such individuals as he is familiar with
and that will be good authority viii even
he General SouiIron
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
NEWS FROM TiiE CANVAS.

Tho following letter u from nm inleII,
gent gentleman who has had m opportunity
TO noto The progress Of The canvass in N,
southern part tho State. Those "grca
gains" which the anli.bonders anticipate
ain the north" will come up missing. They
have doubtless been listening to Charley
ot the Poniotoc Tribune, whose saying
must be received with many grains of al
'owance. The in'imation ia the closing
sentence goes to confirm what we have al
ready said, that no expedient will be left
untr'ed TO secure .he triumph Of reputation
We trust our friends will keep their eyes
open in this county.
PAUiDINo, MRS., Oct. ooh 1913.
TO the Editor of the Ripley Advertiser.
DR. SIR II have recently visited Lau
derdale County and although she gave
Tucker upwards of 800 majority, you may
safely set-her down as neutrazed Indeed
'he bond-payers are confident Of one mem.
her for the lower house The anti bopder.
d' not claim over so majority in Kemp er,
and The bonders claim The same ma;ori,v
L's' year kemper gave Tucker majority
"f 253 Every where have been 10 the
eastern counties learn The change to The
bonders has been as great as in Lauderdale
and Kemper. Jasper County will reduce
The anli-bond majority to less than fifty votes
in the coming election. There can be no
lunger any doubt abou. the success of the
bond>pavers for National and State Offices
by very large majority-lhe Governor BY
Two thousand at least The anti. Dondersl
here, count on gre.t gains in the north
The news from tho extreme south western
counties Is very encouraging to The bonders
'.'ok ou, for Wing tickets printed by the
X pudlators, not fractly The clean ,hiny.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
TRUST SALE OF
Negroes & Land.

N conformity with certain Deed o
- trust executed by Archibald Ricb.rds
and Charlotte Richards his wife to the
undersigned, Alexander C. Blair and Ma,b.
ew Lacy, Trustees, to secure the pavuen.
o. certain debts due Samuel H. Doxsy and
X. Z. Arnett. bearing date on the I5,h
day Of September, 1910, and recorded II
the Probate Clerks Office Of Tippab Couniv
10 Deed Book G, pages 62S, 629, e. gao.
"i'l expose to sale to the highest bidder a,
Auction, on the first Monday in April oe,,.
(lS44) at the door Of the Court House ~
Ripley, Tippah County Mississippi. all III,
described land and negroes, de-
scribed in said Deed Of Trust; to wit:
The East half Of Section Thirty two. !,
Township One. Of Range Oas East. l. ~.
Chlckasaw Land Dist'ict. Also, John. Dan.
dridge, Talbot, Anderson, John. IA how,
Stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frapky Su..n
Ann Eilin, Clancy and Parheney. and
'ne'r increase, or so MANY az will ,,,i.fv
the claims aforesaid and all ioteres, accru.i
and accru'ns thereon, ill paid, aud all coat.
incidental tolhe execution Of said Deej or
trust. Terms Of sale will be cash W.
ws'l convey such title only, as is ve,,ed ia
US as trustees, viii b is believed 10 h.
perfectly good
ALEXANDER c. BLAIR,
MATTHEW LACY.
. TrHstees.
September, l8h lSl3-49--6n
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
CIRCULAR.
To the Voters of 7yppul, Ponsotoe. La

| VIC 'osUS y SYpuSS fOHf0fOc, La
,oyen', Pano'o, DeSoto, Tunica, Coahonss
and MorshoH Counties.
FELLOW CiTIEEN:
| The Legislature at the late
called session having provided that the Clerk
OF the District Chancery Court, be elected by the
people, l, having become a Candidate for
that Office. have adopted this mode of presenting
my name before the people OF the District, from
the fact that it will not be in my power to see
ana become personally acquainted with
ah my fellow citizens, from whom lam solici-
ting suffrage.
The first and highest Of our earthly duties is
the support Of our family, and to this end have
been most anxiously and industriously engaged
in my profession, until much affection and i'll
health have greatly impaired my ability to un.
dergo the arduous duties come CT ed with its per-
suit, and imperatively demand that shall desist
from the labours and exposure consequent upon
my professional avocations. To discharge this
duty then in my case, must abandon it If il is
possible for me otherwise to procure the means
for its accomplishment. Believing that both my
education and pursuits in life, together with a
desire closely to apply myself in the discharge
OF the duty that may be incumbent upon me.
will fully enable me to fill with entire satislac-
uon to the country the station to which I aspire,
! confidently appeal to generous public for
their suffrage and support.
have for many years past been a resident ofI
holy Springs, and have become pretty general
ly known to the citizens Of Marshall County.
by such character as Ihaye formed among those
who have known me longest and best, am will.
iing to stand or fall. And when the inquiry
which isproper and right to be. instituted in
regard to all Candidates for Office sha II be made
l. ne honest-Is he capable-Is he faithful to
the country? Ifthe answer, so far as am con.
cerned, shall not be satisfactory, it will be the
outy OF every patriot to vote against me, but.
y on the contrary the reply shall be in the afir.
native, may justly hope to receive the conf.
'ence and support of my fellow citizens.
As the Office is entirely disconnected with the
political questions of the day, 1 shall not even
''iude to the position which occupy in regard
o 'his subject. To you the selection which is
o be made, among the Candidates before Won.
nay be matter of but little care-to me il is
matter Y. OF vast interest and Importance; and l
rust mat the examination and enquiry which
ou may institute in regard to the character r and
"al'hoat'ons of those who are running for this
moe' Will lead you to the conclusion, that the !
lsoharge ofits duties, and the interest of the !.
noiio' IN connection with them, may be SAFELY G
trusted to !.
Your ob's servant and ii.
Fellow Citizen. pa
ry.u- J. o. WALKER.
Holly Springs, Angst ls43.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
F'om the H lily Sprigs Gazette.
MIDDLETnN. Mss, Oct. 23rd, 1913.

MIoDLETnN. Mss, Oct 23rd, 1913
M. Editor. The "Soitberu Reformer,,
sa:s, haithe address Of Col. Graves ate
'l,e Peop'e of Mississippi" is a spurious
document, issued from the press for "politl
cal capital" did not think any one SO
stupid and m,'ignan' as TO presume that he
could palm off such an assertion, and to
gull an intelligent community into The belief
that any one would attempt to make "po!it.
'cal capltaI' a publication written by
Col. Graves. solely as defence regardless
of parties but can inform this uSouihe,n
Reformer," that Col. Graves did himself
write The address alluded to-tha, ] was
viii him whilst he wrote it--and that !,
was not known TO any one, except his near
relations that he intended writing defence.
until it made its appearance 10 the Pos,
Offices Of this State. The address was
printed by King e. Baird, of Philadelphi.
under my aperinendance; aud the manu-.
script, is his own hand writing, (which is
welt known,) Can be seen by any one, at
any time, who will call on me at Middleton.
Carroll County.
RALPH GRAVES
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04

For THE LEGISLATURE,

FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
We are authorized TO announce OR.
LANDO DAVIS Esq, a Candidate to rep
resent Tippah County in the next repnla
session Of the Legislature, at the Noyembe,
Election.
For VICE CHANCELLOR.
We are aulhoaized to announce Hpvpy
Dickinson, Esq, of Low ndes, as a candidate
tor Vice Chancellor, at the next election.
For VICE CHANCELLOR CLERK.
0TWe are authorized 10 announce DR.
JOSEPH Q. Walker, OF Holly Springs. as
Candidate for the office of Clerk Of the
Chancery Court of this District, at the No
vember Election.
0rWe are authorized to announce w
b. III lBELL of Ripley, as a Candidate
for Cle'k of he Vice Chanccry Court for
this District; composed of the CouLties Of
Tippah, Pontotoc, Marshal, Lafayette, Po
nola, De Soto, Tunica, and Coahoma.
FOR POLICEMEN
We are authorized to announce Col
ROBERT N. CHRISTIAN as candidate far
The Office OF Policeman, in the 4th district.
For PROBATE CLERK,
we are authorized 10 anrounce VIM
McoEE Esq, Candidate for The Office of
Probate Clerk, for Tippah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized to announce WILEY
iAMILTON, as Candiddte for re.elec>
ION 70 office of Assessor of Taxes, for Tip
'ah County, al the November election.
For RANGER,
j. F. FORD, is a Candidate for tho
hlce OF Ranger of Tippah County, at tho
'ext general election.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
~ Office.

4 LII those indebted TO The late firm Of
"A Norton & Hunter are hereby noti.
fled 20 come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands o the proper person for
collection. Il is Indispensable that the uu-
settled business Of the firm be closed.
JOHN HUNTER,
Surv. Part ofN & II
Ripley, Oct, 2S,h lSa3.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
For VICE CHANCELLOR.

we are aulhoaized to announce HENRy
DICKINSON, Esq. Of Lowndes, as candidate
tor Vice Chancellor, at The next election.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
STATE OF MISsISsIpPl)
TIPPAH County,.
OY order Of The Honorable Probate
- Court, at The September Term, l843
will on Monday the 9th day ofNo.
VEN er lS43. sell to The highest bidder in
the Town Of Salem, on credit Of twelve
months, the following piece, or lot Of land,
Of John G. Mcdonald Decd, known in the
plan Of the town OF Salem, as Lot No. 10.
in block No. Z. Bond and approved secu.
rity, will be required for the purchase
money.
II P. MAXWELL,
Adm Of the Estate Of John
G. Mcdonald Decd.
October, 5ih lS43-5O-3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
TO THE FFLICrED!

q NHE undersigned hasjust received and vii
- keep on hand, supply Of the following
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, viz:
Dr.. Mofats' Celebrated Lite Pills & Pbun;,
Bitters. ''"'
Lir ament - A'on'
Fever T. Ague. ~
DR.. Coggs' Compound FIuid Ex. Of Sarsa pa.
All orders for Agencies must BE- addressed
l2ost PAID to DR.. J. G. Boggs, Fairview, Mis-.
"snefa' wholesale Agent; or TO thu undersigned
SIMON r. SPIGHT,
Ripley January, l 1913.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04

Jusr Received and for sale Copp era.. Ind;..
Pepper Spice DC. by W.,so "aso
Ripley, may 10, lS43.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-11-04
JcEN =. EA..AEc.
attotMfp at zaM,
RIP i EY, MISS.

XWlLL practice in the Circuit Courts Of
VW lippah, and the adjoining Counties
All business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention.
0-oihce in the Court House, up stairs.
July, 29th, lS43- 4O-3m
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

jury 1919.
TN order to prevent the alteration of the amounts
i for which certificates Of United States stock
may be issued il has been determined not to rs.
any certificates of the loan of lSi3 except those
in which the sum is engraved and where the die-
rent denominations are very distinctly exhibited by
plates varying from each other in their style and vg
netles. These denomina ions will be 500, $500,
", 900, 5000, 5000, $4,000.
No transfer Of stock in that loan therefore be
made of any fractional part Of 800, in any case.
To accomplish the same object, as far as may be
possible in relation TO stock in other loans Of the
United States, no certificates will be issued for a
fractional part Of 500, except for between 500
and $780, and then only upon trainers Of such irac-
tonal certificates Us have heretofore been issued
No future transfer Of any stock requiring certificate
of any fraction Of $780, except IN the ease last spe
Gifted, will therefore be hereafter sanctioned All
other certificates Will have the engraved II is
earnestly desired that holders Of certificates, in which
the sum written, will return them TO the Treasury in
exchange for those in which the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-
grayed 1t is presumed that the holders will perceive
the additional security, which this arrangement will
afford to them and to the Government The certit-
Gates to be exchanged, having endorsed on them an
order for such exchange by the holder may be LETT
with any depository Of the Treasury, by whom they
will be transmitted, aud those received in return viii
be delivered to the holders, free of all expense.
In the new certificates Of stock Of the loan OF ls43,
transferable the books of the Treasury, it will be
perceived that assignment is engraved at the end
of each. This assignment is in no case to be sepa-
rated from the bed Of the certificate, until actual
transfer the Treasury has been made, when II will
be cut off, for the purpose of destroying the negotia
bty Of the certificate. AID its separation will, in
all cases be evidence that the certificate itself has
been assigned and is no longer a valid security.
J. G. SPENCER,
Secretary Of The Treasury.