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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

r. Il saia ty Archu.ides, the nsh matte
Give me place 10 stand upon and will move the Uni
verse; Ferguson tbs cerbIatet aud phycisr,
calculated The reuhad the reIues; been aqted but hs
was impossible no pr,eteal benel suited Nor SO with
ate aud disease VIII vanish teiore It's healing and restoring
powers Disease oihe mucous membranes chrome zrane-
nents a digestive organs obstruction III Glands result.
ng 7troiua kings ev p gout, white swelling, cu;a-
ueoas eruptons VIZ baas ch sCaia mead, salt rheu,
aud other diseases inatnS impure state OF t blood
unhealthy condition OF the vital uids viii he safely and
eifectualy cured by It's use,
Prepared and sold al wholesale and retail and exrorta-
tcn bv g. E SAN DS * co, Druggists Ceramic balG-
pgs) corner oG Broadway aud CIambesaT,sat Sold also
by A B. * D. SANDS 70 FUTON of Gold seret aud
at East Btoaiway Market Price ST per bot.
ts-sig bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
~Frse Inspections,-whsreas, bv. .tEe law psss.

~Free Inspecsions,-!Nhsrcas,b BIZ the law passed
cv the Legislature o be It's last ssssion all the laws
efrert on the Ist OF December 1913.
The subscriber thankful for past v?rs receirea from m
eacrE in Lumber hereby offers his services 10 has
Mo- rs and the public and as he mas the es 9l
commission Inspector Of L9bs1 s ios ,sne IN. b ,ss oa,
hct Of the Common Council two months ao ane ~ u saeh
had employment s;nc he seg5 ols; as he n now
ysa-s of age and 70, the ias y refs r, be
aud ty birth Knckerbocker His ie's e hTtsAe4 i.
charged a. . cent per NJ '-e' 10Y aGKEGMAN
Nes-Yoyk December 6h, ls8 " O'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

The DEBATE CLosED-Thc great theological
discussion between tie Rev Alexander Campbell and Rev
H. Rice, whichhss been progressing Lexington has
been broug close The debate be published aud
will form an octave volume ofs00 pages.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

DEMONSTRATING made haa proved more beneficial
nall complaints than De McNar'S Acoustic Oil.
To be found al Il Coulilani Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
MARRIED.

At Ulica on the th nst Lincaea Ledyad, OF Cezsno-
VIA 10 Helen Seymour, daughter CT The aae Henry ssy'
raour @ Ctica
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

DR. CoLLYER-Thc Boston Mail has seen ono
Of the proof sheets of the famous work Of the Mcsncrizef
this country AID 1t is TO be issued forthwith.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

Rrosderay doors abcve Grand street, the manufacture
- ,i;ss Misses and Children Boos and Shoes, where
~. .iIi furnish all articles III ner Ee OF business OF th-
enabls prices Ladies who wish fitting orshoes
- ,.nls. children have only make tfisl ~
bI.nrent 10 be satisfied that perform ali p.oui
ordeIs rom th- old cu>1oe otR Wvtter, or Of
tb-crr viii be promptly arr-nte establishment
dis lwIs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
.oFk. alluded to remain in the hands Of the eomn5n

the work. alluded TO se,aan the hands Of the Common
Dm+ses exported from Boston dnsins The week ending
Dec g To West Indies a5 bales santh America &c do:
10 Sandwich Islands Dc -Total l2s bales.
The following sales Of :rocIs ware made Boston, 10
shares Suffolk Rank ai psr adv do Me1ch1nts g
par cent adv 20 do Eastern Railroad n H cent adv
25 DO Boston aud Aaiae A psr cen; adv do Hamilton
h.oufacutngC co. 993 per cent: do Msfrnac fauutec
turing Co 24 pr adv % do Boston and Worcester
Rai'ioad s Is. Pe adv IL 10 North Bank 80 per
cent? 10 Boston and Povdeace Raroad, s. Pc. centadT
10 do Eastern Railroad, 81 per adv 70 do Atlantic
Back gag per cents 90 do Boston Bank sos p'E share
Of so; 80 Reading Railroad s23 pr s'are dc Western
Railroad 80 per cen 5000 United States Per cent stoc
81 r.r cant
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

r. Eotice.-Ia corp'izncs with the Proclamation Of
M orsrnor OF i5 Ssle taEe TT tc religious ser,lce III
~ tcn street M-;ioi;St EiScoP Church tomorrow morn
copnsucin- iall-pest o'clock. Sermon BY the Rev
p Sardford. dl3 *
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
ENGLISH DRIGGETS,

4 small invoice of superior qGait-, nsw Pat
.,s r,s ARD bright colors-for sale chsap b.
teriis s''' 49, C. ". SMITH s COMPAET,
js 2-is 25i Broadway, EopPosite C;ty Ra1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

TuEsuAY, P NJ.
The sales very light the Board today, with de-
cline az tie rst Bosr descriptions, bp he Sec
oad Board stocks were all 6n again. Paterson sold after
the Second Boagd ats6l of per cspt iom ysssr
day Nosgich and Worcester Railroad improved Is Ma
tonal Bank J; Canton Co Long lsaud Railroad li oil
i;SewYook Stocks iSm Ohio soij at O.; Psnnsy
rspa fell of !; Illinois 3 indiana Z
The ma,As Tor bills Is 6ra with good demand, which
mas s5ksa nearly all the uPpy stetng as s. y; PRIME
Southern l! 81! Francs 81!
The if.tra Insurance COMPANY has made dividend OF
rtn per css, on the renewed capita fos the last SIX
noatLs The examining Committee have Investigated the
as the ate Secretary Mr. Lott and state die dsfaica,
oa at s s2s - They also sie The total assets OF the
Oenpasy at, .4o go ~ !"
Showing surplus Of. s4o.-'' |"
ihs Cleveland Daily Herald contains an leader Oh
ae >ebsc, CT Banks strongly tie adoption CT
system precisely Ike the free banking system OF 'h's
ssae based on OHIO siz2s This idea is very popular
among the leading men Of Ohio of both parties
hiekHsfs Reporter says
aleney is az abundant, Philadelphia as ever. crooa
s are readily discounted at Per cent No change IL
5ty Paper aud noue IN the sale Of Specie Many pecu'
IONS a,e uttered Ike probable course OF the Legs
azure III relation the Stste Debt Some well Informed
pas think that law will be passed authorizing the sale
NE Public Works, The people Of the interior seem 70
generally favor Of such sale, and several o the
N'e Pnts contend agans. increase OF the taxes, while
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
Mrs. ELLISTS

= rT., T,--isitla Wig 50 closely resembles ths
real head a hair scercs and e9nnois5eu have P5o re-
nouuced most perfect and o. m s
Bang made without ;reavns Ta,ch can sa9fn in IL @
@ and natural appearance TO defy deeclon III
hsne SO beautiful porous ani free that in all eas Of
rr.nTa;Icn evaporation Urirnpeded and the -E
n III ;ys en,;1ay avoided he <cetic 2gd cGEhoisu
sc inyiIsi 10 iaspec. this novel and beautiful " X, anu a.
T;a- -,4rc Of Erg me head The manufacture $ "a
s Bery lS Eroadwey Of Liberty street. up s'a''
u ,u,,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

~ Efufs, n:;l1!s. 1Iufrs-Ofvery sureZ!oT quai.y,
:shIch are sol- the Natural and Black Lynx
a',ioL7 70, 75,~i - j., fio c;t--for saeat WATSON;S,
% y '1-- Hat and Fur Store. t5i Chatham Il
Tad;c. would do eli 10 cali and examip- previous 20
cb,sI:c sispwhere Taps;i auiis OF s.ety description
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

NJ italian Chemical Scap-For curing Teckles
,mncs errrtioCs botches scurvy, mo:phew. heat src
nnsquyo and all irritation and roushness and sao~
ness and darkness ote skim This soap IS one o the most
enE qualities ;F2keE Elm al set'oas aa srsy ian, onf
70 ,nser ali ordinary purposes and rad genuine
oniy Al WALKER street one d99f from tie corner o Bfp% PS
i,Jiubis Gray Poucbkesse Toasey, Rochester, Myers
%ew Haven Dyss Providence; Carie;on, Lowell; ana -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
FLOOR OTL-CLOTHS.

~ just received, several new patterns of Ensiisn
FLOOR OIL-CLOTaS, which. together with our former
assortment Of English and American Oil Cloths, conssd
for sale in thI country By any DealeFoE sas fh.s2 y
1s awis Is, Broadway, topposite CitY hap.l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
DIED.

Dsc loth, 1919, Mrs. Mary NJ Bark, aged 10 years
Her aud these OF her son. John Burk respect
fully invited attend her uuera Wednesday al 81 o..
clock, P NJ. from his residence = Allen st.
Ga Monday ll,h last, Dir. Vim. Hsgs Kan, in 'ha SD
year OF his age.
On hIondag, John K,rkrnan, Of john h.rkmln.
Oa Aloaday evening llhinstart rs. Esther Gaibra;h,
widow the late josiah Galbraith in the 10Th year Of her
age
oa Monday evening" Mr. James NlcCsua, in the 4sill
year OF his age.
on Nouaay morning 9Ir Israel DriEss of Middleso,vn,
Coun, his 43d year.
on Monday moTniag, Dir Stephen Naudin, aged abou;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

4>T WEEK OF The EAHlBfIlON OF
l. Chemical Paintings in the Granite Building corner of
Us! erte..l for the kind patronage which he
@ ess by fir fire. Ses to 1S;a n,s. ms lrfnS lr d.
ybiSi,ed FOR th. week only, CONSISTING OF the following
views: S..;c-;o. . rL...l or
I t,oi; Ssfnchre and Beishizzls Feast. Previous 70
when he will pleased to Exhibit several splendid Dia
,hrss pictrIes subjects be varied every evening. At'
mission Is cents Entrance Chambers Sc Doors open az
N.Y. ~ 81 :. -cor,n,arce al IL da !0ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
RRU USSELS CARPETING.

~ I-st received IN invoice Of BiiU SSELS
cHRPETING-. which, with stock on nanJ, comprise
Ertsniit the Ciry-for sale cheap by
lis iNo &. W. SMITH COMPANY,
20 7,v;s Isl Broadway, (opposI.e City t.all)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

- CoMsrccK's SARsAP.EiLLA warranted rs GOOD rs
,nI n The ci;v ha the prc o others a.t ~ IS large
hotties VIZ 30 cents per bottle. 81 doZsi Sut your
seI,es ! ] be found only az .! Court!ant s..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

Passengers ar-ivcGi
In tie Columbus, from Liverpo5i-A 7 Mott " Wood,
Mrs Ike mole and aat, Alr Wins!ow and ciid and TO
stssrage.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

Hi, Apple Orchard Of / acres yielded 800
Bushels of Apples, market price 30 ceuts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

per DNshel tloU w
80 bbs Cider, 80 cents per Dbl. ..... 45 90
Pill lere1l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

. L IA. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
IL. Of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing by
seca and have h,ni, large of Candy,
Sc OF superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy heinz made from Refined Sugar will keep in
Climate harder and dryer than any made from suslr
d3 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

RHruM,rlsM AND GourWngit', Indian Negetab!e Pills
are mos; extraordinary medicine ioT the o Reuntsn
and out because they m0t on! cleanse the stomach aud
bowels those morbid humos which, ii taken INTO the CIR
caatinn and thrown upon the membrane aud muscle the
cause OF the sbo, painful maldie bur they the absorb
vessels 70 al- u that which already deposited and,
therefore ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN nea rertt OF rheu.
able Pills will the onlsng relief and persever
according the directions wal be certain 70 dive
,i,rrrir frhrr tcrii,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
: DR.. Felix Gourau,i,s Poudre sn

Dr. Felix Gours.:s poudss subtle 1Ia.1
hair from females upper lips the hair cGnceahg broad nEd
eiei a;ed forehead? the stubborn beard OF man c any knd OF
snperiuous hair Gc the The QIiSnd
oJca e. yValkerstreer one door from Broadway.
0'ss SI ,er bottle; directions French and English.
f.aris-t;n;hr;c 4 Maiden Iane Albany; Myers, New
tasen: Brown &c Chsnut-street. Phti4d lpa Jordan.
Mk.strsr Boston, Gray, Poushkeerse; Green Worce,ter:
w,rh: Tonsey Rochester, n. Y; Guild. Bangor; Whit
Can c seen tested before buying Proof positive this: and
80, ",,ts Is im<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

Conssaerctas end hsomey matters.
e- For sales qiths Stcc& sacaonse, see Last Fdse.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
WEBER 6 BAKER

- Cari.-R WEBER formerly Of Can2 s;r"e
,.JIr- formed cor .tn@TsEip with Mr.. F. BAhER, ha
Lot, L.rrnn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

CoRN FIELDS rs. APPLE ORcHARDs-This fall
a Corn Field belonging 20 Mr. Abm Carpenter OF Manning
ton, Salem Co.. ~ j. containing yelve produced him
600 bushels Corr, worth at the present market price
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
MARINE JOURNAL.

iTi y IL LIN ~ ~ III 1I11.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, DEC. 13, l943.
Mi.lATURE ALMaNAc-TIts OAR.
R.e.7 rs rs ss;,.4 81 Morn III s. Ez1n 80 50
Latest Dates
London ... November 20 Havrs Norerbsr Is
l.ivsgpaol November 20 New-osisaas .pe1.
Cleared,
slns Eienzi Clark, New Orleans, Post * Philips; Olive
x Eliza Parsous Charleston.
Batque Coca Janvru, Philadelphia
Big Gszslie, Glover, Bermuda.
Schrs Wm Wilson Baker, Aux Cages: Delaware, s'u;h-
re Oporto; Swan Mills Hariford Little Mary DAVIS
Portisuf; John Clarke, Collins Phiad
Sl3o7 actye, Goldsmith, Wafekaia.
Arrived.
rsclct ship Columbus Cole, from Live poo Oct s9
rndse, { H MARSHALL & Co. The IS at anchor outside
the Hook on the Bar.
Schr Abbott Lawrence Mcei;cr from Boston, mdss.
Schr Compliance, Patterson, Boston, rudse.
Sci.r L!ou, da; from Philadelphia coal.
Memoranda.
Ou the Cd inst the harbor Of Calais (Nane) frozen
ovet ad about twenty vessels d,a:a Il doubtful
whether VIII open again this winter. Tire ice extended
miles GDwn The river.
The repairs &c. the ship Lshigh Java amounted
abu 6s oso guiss, whci raised on bottom
r cargo valued 100000 gpildsfs, and mostly
for Dutch account
schr Pilot Of New YoIk, from Wilmington bound 10 =
Oeaus with naval stores put Nassau up. the I9sh
ut in dstrescapta;a AID all hands bui ckchoeaer
| leaking badly.
Dec la, 81 A. Ions - ss Plato, Of aud from phad FOR
'irc. 80 la 30 long 20 90 William, OF Frsepo. Is
|! DAYS from Portland for Csba
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
CHARITY HosPITAL.-Report for the month of
,,i.rr Il

yellow FeTeF Patiedts TFEaliNIne IN HospiiaT. u
The disparity between the admissions aud the discharges
and deaths explained by tho fact that part Of those who
have died discharged, admitted previous
months Picayune
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

SrsRr;G's Conpi.t IS sold n No t Alur!ays, o5l If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
kII1Ilz5 NEGROES

~ Just arrived from Braz TWO negro boys ls.sen and
nine years olJ) PERFECTLY WHITE, With Pink Eyes.
lips Of the African Their parents accompany them aud ar
rs BLACK JET These children The most
and can be seen dnr whole day and evening
rerain THIS WEEK ONLY A srest yaue!y o. oNRGRO
soSGs, BANJo EXTRAVAGANZAs., ae= .t,o 6s M sic
1"'A ''- -''''.s''' Madame DOLPH,
car pvsel consulted al hours Ieaid fe ra1 ,a5 r.
] i he - ro,n,- eminent persons, including Mp WILL
IL sd Editor oi ,h@ Ne.r York Mirror. c
hdrn,.ace TO the whole ia cents one s'' eA''- i'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

NJ Notice to the Lndies.-Alarce assortment Of
light and dn.S coiored Merno Cloths Also, BToshe CASH
mere Shaws de Lanes-a will BE- sold cheap BE-
'n5 5I2 t"l lw. BENNETT & RHO OEs, 4o5a Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
izLir,ao,z- =. a.sna-ei,rre,c-n -nred tn )

w 1.istS ~ ltGHUit. ~ ~
~ Of ary size. staIe ruIe nd handsomely fitted n ia-
horsv frames nr basement, oitcF and cieI 'TindeFs
Iii Iii ii1ors seresHs fci puEiic rocIzs, &C. By
H- LEE & Gu, 10 FactoTy-stIcet.
nsss beautiful Shades ;niiAs all oe-z almr all the an
,d rht iuo and perfect tfe stIeerat
ic they cbstTpeI the =iew the st-ee; nta the
| ioo..' .--s-e---i :-c1 i-Ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

iCr THE Lcffy Howard Temperance Soci-
ctV will hold L III on Wednesday an! Thursday Even.
iags Il and l inst, at ,s Hall corner Of peek s. and M,
necessities the iupbtte family ic Grams and Refresh
mpns of all kinds will BE- umiihed personally By the Ladies'
Admission fer dig ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

water Cs1rc.'-Dr. Sylvester Graham nas been
invited 70 give Lectures t Subject and 9th matters
CONNECTED ih M health and disease aad will do 80 in
few iays. The Doctor has tugh and practced TINS
for the past vcive ye1=s and has rarely il ever fvd ia
single instance he hd: most wonder
inl chqracer details of which will be given in his lectures
For the purpose spreading this subject side ssble
the tickets m put 81 for Of six Lectures
Is cents single admission be had NJ SO Barclay-'; dl2 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

No. The Ladies, Seamnn's Friend Society
Of tho South Du.ch Church Of Murray and Church
ss viii hold FAIR for the sale of useful and fancy arti.
cs in the basement Of the Church, "Wednesday and
Thursday th l3h and llh ins,o 1T ~ O'Clock
each day and continue through the day ard evening All
friendly 70 tie cause invited 10 attend. dlS2"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

~ Mount vernon 'TenEcrH:ice HcmeVo-
lent Society-,rhs SocLety win meet At lieif ball IN
evening the i ! o'clock. The meeting riil b. ad-
dressed several popular speakers. Singing Ivy the cholr
The public are invited to attend
JESSE #. PATTERSON. President.
To,r,u IT c,yrrr Secretary di3 2tis%
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
Dollars north for l21 Cents.

DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND Pl
i TURE GALLERY.
n 10f T1,to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03

army and navy, obliged him without permission 10
quit the Spanish territory before the arrival of the
period which nccordng the constitution he would
cense to be Regent of the Kingdom. That consid-
erng he cannot resign the deposit Of the royal author
ity which was confined TO him, except in the form
which the constitution permits, nor upon amy account
deliver il up those who uncons,tutonally urrogate
to themselves the title of government, he protested in
the most solemn manner, against what may have
been may be done contrary to the constitution Of
tho monarchy
BY decree dated 9Th government had declared
Don Badonero Espartero, and those who signed his
protest, deprived Of their titles ranks empoymen,s,
and decoration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03
GREAT FIRE IN DANV ERs.

The Salem Register (Mass.) Of Sept % says. "The
o'tdesructve and alarming fire that has occurred
"Onr vicinity for many years, broke out in the very
midst of the hickly settled and most aourishing part
oIhe South PARISH in Dauvers, this morning be-
tween la ard O'Clock, and its ravages were extern
1--WE and severe. The wind was extremely high,
bearing dense masses Of flames, smoke and burning
e'noeFs to an immense distance, and threatning at
''"e' the destruction Of the whole village. Indeed,
IL appeared that nothing short Of n experimenting
''Ov''ence could arrest the conhagration.
Inc lire commenced in the wheelwright's shop Of
'''' perry which was entirely consumed, with the
"'c"S'm'h's shop Of Mr. John Dodge. the cabiaet
maker shop OF Eben'r Eusts, and dwelling house
''up'e' ny Mrs Very, m aged lady, who had a
"'''oF escape, as she did not awake till her house
was on fire."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03

INFAMOUS OUrRAGE,-An attempt was made
on Wednesday morning, the 22d inst at ] O'Clock
70 murder Mr.. J. B Wood, and his family, at Som
ellsworth, N. H. by exploding a large keg of powder
"a the sill of his door, within six feet of his bed
,oom, ,chs,e sep himself, wife, and infant babe;
and almost uader where slept his t,ro Hie boys! But
strange to say-ahhougs the house was riddled
throughout, and the window glass in ten thousand
pieces driven into the wallis doors, and beds every
person in it escaped alive! The cause for this act Of
dhboca unce, is supposed to be the decided course
Mr. Wood has taken in endeuvoring to Danish intOxi-
eating liquors fom the village.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03
v,TroyAL REPEAL CONVENTION,

u,.e,., meeting of this Convention, took place NJ
yah on Wednesday at the Tabernacle In
w" 'a,ov About 200 persons were present BE-
ohoir were several banners, with appropriate
""e ,,J mot,os. In the center was liberty
", and banner, on which was inscribed, Justice 10
T,r.odn-On one side hung banner Inscribed !"
"'1 .,ls If O Council, "He Who commits CRIME
Wv, ., n The Enemy Of his Country"
r,no meeting was organized by b. o'Connor' Sec
or,he United Irish Repeal Association oTthHt
ho Droceeded to Gull over the names Of the
' ,%'-.,o. from the different States. The names Of
,.I.,,,,s, being called over, and about 20 answer
can.oyoo,, Melville, Esq. moved that the Hon.
Is S, uc;con be appointed President pro tenn which
n., od,r,.d unanimously. Mr. Mckeon accordingly
,.l ,ho chair. Mr. O'Connor who was appointed
Secretary pro TEN, read the report OF the number oil
...,,;,,ins from each State, say AZ, of which there
coo, v,ipe !, Massachusetts 8, Rhode Island 2
r.,.oc,icr, 3, New York l6, Pennsylvania 3, Mary
,,.,, District Of Columbia !, North Carolina l.
coo,,a !. Wisconsin !. resolution WAS offered by
\ ch,[cs o'Counor, Esq that Committee oil TWO
B fam ench delegation be appohed to nominate Pres
asr thirteen Vice President, and five Secretaries TO
0c, during the Convention Alias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03
&. G. SPENCER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA DITrRicT, ~.
Al Probate Cour, holden at Danve, in and & r
said district, on The 22d day Of September, A. D.
1913
ISAAC DEN1SON, administrator Of the estate #
n Chester &. Spencer, late of Burke, in said dis
trict drcensed, makes application To the Court hero
10 extend the time heretOor, allowed for the pay .
ment fhe debts due from snd deceased and for the
sale of his estate the further period Of year FROM
the llth day of November next,
Wherrupnn it is ordered by the Court, that tho
said application be heard and decided at q Probate
Court to be holden at the Probate office in sill Dan.
ville on the 25th day Of October at o'clock ia
the afternoon and that notice thereof he given To
all persons interested, Ivy publication of copy of
this order thee weeks successfully in the Coiedonsn
newspaper printed at ST. Johnshury, in said district.
the last publication Of which to be previous said
25th day Of October.
SAMUEL q. MATToCKs, Judge.
\ true copy-Aitest-- [322w3
SAMUEL D. MATTOCKS, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03
STATE OF VRMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT. IS.
T is ordered by the Probate Court for the District
N aforesaid that all persons concerned be nntif-
ed to appear before sand at a session thereof
he holden at the Probate Office at Irasburgh on the
second Wednesday Of October next, to shew il
any they may have why the liberty and authority re:
quesled in the foregoing application should not be
granted and that for that purpose the foregoing aps
plicaiion together with this order he published in tho
Calcdonnn printed at ST. Johnsbury, three weeks
successfully as soon may hc.
Given under my hand Ifnsburgh in Orleans
District this 9th day of September, A. d. ls43.
92ON3 GEO NYE. Judge of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03

H., ,;oioitv of Rochester for examination
'' The object in poperN"s the crime IS 'upPTss"
I"se been plumber, as it was known thai 'n9 nan,
10 nav" IN the habit of keeping considerable sum
sons +, Thai, house. But little money, however,
oil "Or SiOed ms The trunk which contained the prl"-
W" Of il was either overlooked or the villains
eP'' limo TO secure it, MIR. Hanson was absent ~
,ho lime, at Great Falls ,.,
Inc "''' n,ho examination of the Towards resulted
+, their cOmmal to jail in this town last evening
o.o oc Them confess the murder
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03

FIREsIN THE WooDs OF CANApA-Tbe coun
~ ofGeauharnois, throughout It's whole extent, has
been Tor many days the scene of most destructive
conhagrations, which, owing to the long continued
drought of the present have swept Off not the
underhrush only, but also the heavier timber leaving
nothing but ashes in their track Other districts of
the province have also suffered great extent. In
many instances the fire has traversed the upper soil
Of the cleared land, consuming the new stacked hay
and grain and the standing oats, and destroying even
the poia,oe and turnip crops Some barns and dwell
ling houses, too, have been consumed In the
swamp lands which when cleared and drained are
the most productive that the farmer place under
cultivation, the soil baked and Hardened is rendered
useIes for present purposes, and il will require ages
Of vegetation restore its fertility