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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

Observation-Disclosures: AT rules taken In The C'eThs
Office of the Circuit superior Court of Law anChancer
of Prince Edward county, the 9Th day OF June, 1913:
Monroe r. Flippn, Plaintiff:
against
Anderson Nunnaly James Nunnally and Daniel Win,
Defendants:
Tie defendant Anderson Nunnaly having entered h'
appearance and given security according the act OF the G
neral Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
he nhaban Of this State On the motion OF the plain
tif by COUNSEL is entered rules aforesaid and ordered
That said defendant Anderson Nunnay do appear rules
taken the Clerks office of the Court Aforesaid the
first Monday in September next, and the plaintiffs b
and copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
of the public newspapers printed In the city Of Richmond for
months successfully and also posted the front door of the
Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
b. J. WoRSHAM, L. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

IN CIlANCERY.-NincixiA:-A: Rules holden CLERK.
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Charcer f
the county Of Noit0vay, the eth day Of June, 1913:
Mary Winl,ee, Plaintiff
against
D. T. Todd, Thomas Dyson, and John D. Royal Admni,
tor of Richard Epes, deceased, Defendants
The defendant Jno d. Koyal Administrator of Eyes
deceased having entered his appearance and given
according the Of Assembly and the 'es Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he na
bitant of this is Ordered That the said defend
doth appear here the first day of the September
and bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order
forthwith inserted in Richmond Enquirer for
successfully and posted the front door the Court house
this county.
Copy-Tes,e,
C. w. FITZGERALD, &C.
June Is l0-wss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

Fourth quarter
First quarter,
Second quarter
Third quarter,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

One Mr. Parker, member Of the Texian Congress
has introduced bill into that body, providing that
but two lawyers shall be allowed TO practice in each
county, and that they shall be elected By The people.
Henry Clay. MIR Clay's visit to the Agricultural
fair Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the 10th and 18th
insts was it is stated in the New Orleans papers,
cecdingiy agreeable to him. He landed from New
Orleans in the midst Of tremendous thunder storm,
but the succeeding days were very pleasant. A lem
on was presented to Mr. Clay of the enormous size Of
two feet and one inch in circumference.
fl Revolutionary relic. couple of boys on Mon
day afternoon picked up in Black Cove bomb shell,
which was undoubtedly thrown from one of the Brit
ish ships at the bombardment Of Falmouth in October
IT'S. It is about twelve inches in diameter, and
now weighs something like $50 pounds.-Portland
.ddr.
1t appears from the Cincinnati Gazette, that up to
Jan. l6 no less than one hundred and eighty thou
sand porkers have bit the dust in order satisfy the
demands oftrade.
Departure Of Missionaries. We learn that the
Rev. Justin Perkins and Bishop Mar Yohanan are
50 return to the country of the Nestorans and
arc to be accompanied by MIR David stoddard, Of
Mort hampton, Mass.-Com. .adv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06
For the Cnledoninn.


Mn. MISUNDERSTANDING communication by o.
Nowcomb in your last requires short reply.
First of all wish Mr.. Newconb and all others
whom it may concern distinctly TO understand that
write not to find fault with what this that physician
may hnyc done. But do hope if there are any
whose practice from its warrants the contnu-
ance they will not in the least be influenced by my
suggestions. If on the other hand, in looking over
the results Of certain general mode Of treatmentan
finding that nearly all who have died have been SINH
lary treated, if they should change TO some other
plan think ii could not hardly be regretted. ! am
well aware that the same epdemck requires differ
ent treatment in different seasons also in different sec
lions of the country the same season.
And when said, 'That physician who prescrbes
to the name, and not 10 the particular cnse, will be
very liable to in practice, gave allatitude nee1
full.
That bleedings and emotcks may be useful, even
indispensable, in some cases. have no doubt il is
their general use that | prescribe. Mr.. Newcomb
thinks that owe it to the public to say what those
'oiiter proper means are Just such means
tho attending physician shall direct. Those are
the proper for friends and TO make
of write teach the practice Of physick to all
readers of the newspaper
My first object in writing tho subject was TO i'm
press conviction on the minds of the public that the
disease is necessarily fatal in but few cases. that
is, few compared with the whole number Of cases -
My next object TO induce those who were sud
denly attacked TO fit and proper means forthwith
before the physician could he had.
claim nothing as mine relative to the treatment of
the disease. Should other modes succeed better,
should the type of the epidemic change, l hope
should not be slow in adopting the most promising
means | can but wish that some future day may
hibit the statistical amount Of all the fatal and
their general plan of treatment and from this should
hope that hereafter successful practice might
be adopted.
As yet see occasion to change my views
CARDS its general mode OF treatment what may be
hoped for when early and properly treated in almost
all cases. c. JEWET'F.
st. Johnsbury, Feb. 2, IS42.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06
OUR CREED. PRECISELY.

The Vermont State Abolition Society (not that led
nbyrthe Milers) lately held meeting at Williston,
and to the following conclusions, in reference
political action. It is assuming the only true ef1ec-
tive ground upon which nbotonists politically
and if such had beenthe action of all the abotoniss
there would not nowbe any gag rules in Congress
Third partysm brought about tho adoption of this
rule as has stood for the Two past years in Congress-
Facts clearly demonstrate this. ....t
Resolved, That while we do not, as Society, as.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

The Mobile Herald of Saturday Jan. 2lst contains
important news from Texas said have been brought,
TO New-Orleans by the Steamer Neptune, arrived on
Houston by MIR Needhan,, and is as follows:
After The capture OF Laredo, the Texan forces I'M
der Gen SomervlIe, moved down to the east bank of
the Rio Grande to the mouth of the SaIado and found
Canales, the Mexican General, with 300 men, ready
to dispute the passage; but the Texans crossed with
out difficulty, aud he retired without firing gum
The troops then proceeded to Guerrero and encamp-
ed the town; the Alcade came out and informed
the General that the Mexican troops had fed and that
he would furnish any article required The articles
most needed were then furnished by the Acadc ut
the requiston of Gen SonlerviiIe who then gave Or
ders for the return ofhs troops to Bexar alleging
that his force too weak to proceed farther This
caused division among his men, and with abont 200
men, who adhered 10 him, he returned TO Bexar,
where he arrived in safety.
The rest of his force-S0O in number refusing to
obey orders, elected Col. w s. Fisher their Com
towns above Matamoras. On reaching Nlier they at
tackled and captured it; but the Mexican army soon
arrived, and severe engagement ensued, in which.
as the story goes, 400 MeXicuns were killed; while
only four Of the Texans were killed; all the rest es
capped, except two who concealed themselves in a
cane break-surrendering, upon what terms is no,
known. The Mexicuns thus retooi the town. The
fight is said to have lasted from IL NJ Of one day til
,. p. NJ, of the next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

tPThs Democratic Ploughman, published Mt
Mddlebury, and under the eye ofE. ID. Barber-or
rather double hobby Rarber-does not fully en-
dorsc the nominations of the late LocoFoco Conven-
ton of this State 1t inlmatcs that the nomination
is mere triumph of the arisocracy over the Goldfish
democracy and that the democracy or the Loco
Focos of the State will swallow ticket that does
not smell more fshy' than this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

sumo TO decide FOR any man the question u
in regard to going to the polls, we do say "a.
aboitionist ought to carry his "nt-s'aVe'y P"0r
wherever Ne goes ,,,o,o
Resolved, That to support any man rs cu"o"'a''
for any office, who will not, if elected l''
ecce SO far as he ghtfuy can, in favor oil the "po-
ltion Of slavery is utterly inconsistent with his anti
sIavery principles
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

I5FCov Camp, in late Wutchman, makes an
able reply to the remarks of clergyman, which he
heard that tho Bible authorized slavery" We do
not know the clerical gentcmans name, do we
wish to-but he must possess knowledge Of the
original which very few pous and learned clergy
men arc able to understand We take il he does not
preach out of the limits Of South Carolina if he
does preach at the North his house presents ap-
pearance on the Sabbath not unlike the poor apohca-
rvs shop at Mantua-'a beggarly account of empty
boxes,''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

LJ@ The last burlington Free Press says, it is an
derStood by Gov. raine's particular friends tha, he
will decline a reelection. lfso, give Us candidate,
upon whom alI true Wings Gun unc-come together
were in lS40-which may rs well not be
done and put Goldfish and rutle shirt democracy
on the shelf again. Much depends upon this-a
q ood candidate and the right one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

n most amusing Incident is related in the St Louis
Gazette Not long since, while the water
ming so deep in the streets of the city to render
them almost impossible, especially for ladies', very
young Miss stood at corner, apparently at loss how
to cross over. AT this time young man walked up,
and seeing her predicament, without waiting for in
PRODUCTION, picked her up and placed her safely the
opposite side. Not word was spoken till the young
lady was placed on the sidewalk, when she turned
round and sneeringy exclamed-t'You mpudent pup
py"' 81 beg your pardon, Miss" exclaimed the gen
teman with the greatest GOODNESS imaginable, again
taking her up and placing her where he first found
her.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

iET=Gov. Paine at Providence, Rhode Island,
on the rs ult. and while stopping at the City Hotel
received polite and fuucrng letter from Hon. A.
G. Greeno,& others inviting him to partaIe ola pub
lie dinner. The Gov. declined accepting the invitation
the ground that his time in the city WINS limited
We find the annexed paragraph in the Providence
Journal:
"Gov PAINE, Of Vermont, arrived in The city on
Monday evening He is at the City Hotel, where a
number of our citizens have called to pay their re-
spects TO chief magistrate, for whom and for whose
State they entertain the highest respect
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

lE1@A correspondent, who signs himself"a friend
to short sickness and good hea,h,'' recommends the
use OF lobelia and free sweating when attacked with
eryspeas, and requests to publish his prescriptions
He has this mode tried with good success. This
is the substance of the writer's communication, and
is all, rs suppose, he wishes published
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

sCPFdward A. flanagan has been elected to
the u s. Senate by the Legislature of Indiana, for
six years from the 4h of March next. He is loco,
and succeeds Smith, wing. He received two ma
iorty in Joint ballot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

We earnestly ask the reader to peruse and repe-
ruse the above table and then Judge for himself.
How, in the name Of Justice, any friend of Lib
erty vote FOR party which has thus pledged itself,
body and soul, to the cause of southern slaveryR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

The Missouri House of Representatives so
bent on celebrating the battle Of New Orleans at the
precise Punctum tempores that it disagreed with the
Senate the proposition to postpone the fete to Mon
day, the sth of January falling Sunday )and &C.
cordngy desecrated the Sabbath by firing in front oc
the capitol, sung national songs, paraded through the
streets with martial music, Illuminated at night, SC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

sEFIn publishing MIR Newconib's communica-
ton last week omitted the following paragraph
which contains important suggestions:
Il aware, sir, that in some places, an idea pre-
walls that this dseaec (cryspelas) is contagious, and
people fear TO come in contact with those who have
it, This am persunded,is altogether error, and
the only thing, should fear at such time us it is
now in this place, would be to withhold, or neglect,
TO give any aid, TO The fuH ertent of my power to
those who are sick.''
The present time in many places within the limits
of The circulation of our paper affords an opportunity
to all who possess the spirit Of the Good Samaritan
TO show it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

Joe Smith. The Springfield. en- journal Of the
18th ut. says that another requisition will bcmade
upon the Governor Of that State for Joe Smith, under
the former indictments, which charge him with rob-
berry, arson, treason and murder. For this purpose
the indictments referred to be reinstoted The
affidavit under the last requson defective; but,
in this case, those concerned do not believe that any
legal objection against the requisition be made
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

Both the Ohio and Illinois Legislatures have passed
''stay aws"-provding that all property offered for
sales under execution, shall sell fortwothirds Of its
appraised value, and that value is TO BIO regulated at
what property is worth in 'tordinary tines The
laws extend to all sales under DEGREES in Chancery
Deeds of Trust, Mortgages, SC. and obge the Plain
tiff to buy the property r year from the date of
his execution two thirds of its appraised value,
lose his lien. to other judgment creditors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

Great Confagration. The Directors of the Far
mers Bank, at Amherst one Of the best in New Hamp-
shire. having been compelled by the destructive poll
CIV of the State Government close up their business
have committed to the flames over $50 900 in good
bank bills
PLAYING CARDS Tanner, French Canadian
missionary asserts that It is not uncommon at Mon
treal to play cards. during Lent for prayers which
the loser has repeat for the benefit OF the winner
London Globe,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06
LOCOFOCOIsM AND PRO-SLAVERY IDENTI-
CAL.

Every intelligent reader knows that Locofocoism
long since gave the right hand of fellowship to Sa
very, kindred spirit They have lived in affec-
tomato union ever since. One of the accomplish
ed Locos in the land recently said that the southern
Stakeholder the fit ally of the northern Loco
and for once he uttered an ireutabe truth, founded
upon sound reasoning and eristing facts If any
one doubts the identity of-Locofocoism and Pro sla-
very, the following statement of the votes onthe mo-
ton of John Quincy Adams, to repeal the 2lst Rule
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-06

Distressing affair. Three boys and girl wero
shot last evening about O'Clock at the foot Oliver
street, by the captain of sloop. They were steal
ing wood from the dock, when the captain detected
them, and fired shot which hit all four, Of the
boys mortality The girl was only shot in the legand
not badly hurt but the other two boys were danger
ously wounded in the neck. The captain was ares
ted, and taken to the Sixth District Watchhouse-.N
Y Tribune.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
8erlI6erun9s oeer 9l0ecuran3 = y}Qdrid,t,

Hadridht nirb hermit se9eben,, Oag bic Direftcre,
BON Der Start county securan5 geeafbaft, aim 1ten
bteies Wcnats slpril eitte Steter cber Saknd up,r
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9ieten tn Der SdabfamMeer ant 16tem bes Ieste Ne.
bruars, beprbert haben, ln ben 8erlul beg Ofn ebm
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Gage ferner, ene Steuer eber Sd'aB,aa BON E =,
uno bre tertet proaert aaf bic Depsftt sfctem
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prosent, toed,e Steuer sber SaBunq besablt werbem
m1u6 an ben Sdaemetter Der Gefeaid,aft pber am bic
perfhebenen s9enten berfeber, irtnerbafb 80 Gaaen
Dom Datum!
ptrdm Myers.
Sfasmeiler.
| Canton, ben 13. 9Iprit, le43.
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ct. 0pui6 30. MGr,

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bts, uno lanse scr cer anseiasten Stuuce fcn mar
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ben Gcpf 9eleet, serabe B te fen 9umbus nidt aufs
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doeen perbe, ols ene partie faule Gier, fpanifher
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administrations NQbricbt.

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b8cn Icntf 0tt,nanpcr mtnttlpe9cn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05

Stenen ctngewCrfeu Der erte 9er1nd1 btefer Martvf
rer 1T oemhad) 70 nn9!a6li6 ab9eIaufen, rae nthf
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mas Die 0le9ierun9 bett bat iIe bonn Q5oIt eie hat
fetuen etnSt9en Dpldr Der nbt aus ben Tot5cn bcs
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beten icu. tpe bic Nerier bic Sonne anbeten G,etf
bebe SoBt un6 eieie 8rnge ren unb frei bcbanbeIn.
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pom Bclfe oes Staates qenrn1men lpercen i1nb fir
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es III elner anoern Sorm tpeni9tens eirer Orlar uno
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b enelto bepc9en Gefunoen. ben paf1aae Nreis ouf
Der @tenbabn bon Baltimore nah @uu1bcrlar,b ~ re-
mr. ri orf Soc
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Authorizing.
Saeob Srieberib MQQer,
aus SO a + I bet IN, Sberamt Befiabei,n,
GDnt9ret6 Burtembera..

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&C. rtcptrt@ a Ter in bitterr9o
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Gnriltun9s9 s9etIbrtn erffattet. "
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9ante[ g. Belben

N000Fat NN6 &c d s9eIeFrter,
[So'icitor in Chancery,]
QBr allc Gcafte, Uebe Jpn as:raut nptretn In tare
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