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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

SEC. 3. No sheriff. deputy sheriff, - bailiii, con-
Ntable or other officer citizen oil THIS tinle' shh'
transport or remove, or MD or nsssl W mo Unns'
porta,on or removal of any fugitive slave, or amy
oerson claimed 10 such, from any place In tins state
10 any other place within or without tho same.
SEC. A. irany such judge, justice OF The pence,
nngisrate officer citizen, shall offend against the
two preceding sections, such judge, justice OF the
peace magistrate, officer or citizen shall be subject
TO the penalties provided section FIVE OF this act
SEc g. ANY Judge Of any court Of record In this
state any Justice of the peace other mnglsrhte,nny
sheriff. deputy sheriff. high bailiif, constable, or J-
ler or any citizen Of this state, who shall ohend q"
gans the provisions Of this act by acting directly or
indirectly under the provisions of section three oil tho
net of Congress aforesaid, shall forfeit sum not ex
ceedinr one thousand dollars, To the OF the state,
20 be recovered upon information or Indictment, or
be imprisoned in state prison not exceeding hVe
years ---.,
Provided that this act shall not be construed to eS-
tend 10 INV czn Of this state acting ns Judge OF the
circuit or district court Of the United States, or as
marshal or deputy marshal Of tho district OF Yer
mont or to any person acting under the command or
authority of said courts or marshal.
SEc. 6. An act, entitled San act TO extend the
right of trial by ury," approved October 29th, 1910,
Is repealed.
Ssc. Z. This act shall take effect from its pms
sage
Approved Nov. l, 1913.
No I6-.7n .7ci, in addition 10 chapter eighteen Of
The Rerisei Statutes, relating 10 Common Sehoofs.
II is hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Vermont as follows
SEC |. II shall be the duty of the clerk OF e1ch
school district, in making returns to the town clerk,as
required in section ten Of said chapter to annex TO
the names of the heads of families the Of the
children and also to certify tho number of weeks
school shall have been taught by male ard by II te-
mao teacher, and the amount of wages to each, To-
Ccher with tho number of scholars TINT have attend
ed school, and the amount of puc money received
the preceding year, in the manner and form follow
ing, ns nearly as mny be:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
TIE AGRICULTURAL PROTECTIVE BILL OF
CANADA.

Tho Sherbrooke Gazette OF Nov. 10 refers to hi,
Bill as follows:
The Agricultural Protection Bill has passed the
Council, and probably before this, become the law
OF the land. We doubt If n mere pnltry and nihmr
specimen ofIegislation ever dsgrneed any Ministry,
or legislative body, than this misnumed Act for tho
protection of Agriculture. Ia answer to the nnver.
sal call from the Agricultural public, comprising Two
thirds or more of the whole population Of Cana.
da, for protection and encouragement, Government
has thrown them a sop in the shape OF nm Act which
comes into operation in the middle Of November, and
expires on The 9Th Of January following y In nd.
dition to allowing the British troops to be supplied
with foreign meet free Of duy,it takes effect after
the season is principally past for importing beef cal
tie, and expires in 10 allow pork to come IN
free. Was ever such farce enacted before? Why,
the time spent in debating and carrying through the
bill, has cost the Province double the amount of rev.
enue which will be collected under it during the sir
weeks of lis existence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
NEW YORK ELECTION.

This elect has been remarkable for divisions,
which, in the city, gave n divided vctory-the Wings
elecng their sheriff and nssembyman, while tbs
locos elected their clerk and IL assemblymen; and
divisions accustomed by the third party in the strong
Wing districts ut the West, have given the victory to
the locofocos In portions OF the State there werC
hard contests and handsome Wing gains; but generOl
y the vote to have been rather thin, and the
Results cannot be relied upon as Indications of the
suit ut The next great trial The Senate will stand
&c locos to Wings, (of which only were elected
this year) and The House, thus FAR stands SO locO
s5 Wings, and to be heard from, which last yea,
equally divided. Last year the Wings Ind 80
members in these counties. and have therefore gain
ed members. A statement Of the mnotes in all
the counties but two, shows the following results
loco 1929, Wing 6Os4-loco majority 1913
The loco majority last year was 2I,9sI, showinga
Wing gain OF 4,s42 votes.- Hatchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

now TITS DON

Mr.. EDIroR:-It will astonish some of the friends
ofeedom TO learn that the present action OF the Lib
ery party is likely to be effectual in extending
the curse Of African slavery on this continent, than
the efforts Of even slave holders themselves Indeed,
the great movements which will be mad for the ad-
mission of Texas in the next Congress- can only sue
coed rith their; aid. Giving the vote Of every slave
representative in Congress in favor Of the measure
it will still require tho aid Of 40 or 80 members from
the free States to carry the vote. Let Us inquire
where these be Obtained? Does any one doubt
how Charles G. Atheron and his colleagues will
vote! Docs any one doubt how many politicians of
tho stamp from Pennsylvania, and especially
Ohio, will vote ?-IIow have they voted heretofore
Who placed one Of these mon, Gov Shannon, in the
gubernatoral chair of Ohio, Who will place six or
eight members Of the class from Ohio in their
seat in Congress The Liberty party and they alono
Did they vote for Shannon' No. Will they vote
for pro slavery Congress men No, but they oppose
the election Of Joshua X. Giddngs, and every other
tried friend of the slave who refuses to join their par
ty, by which movement they give effect to the pu-
raity law Of Ohio, which gave Shannon his seat and
will at last give six members in favor Of the adj
mission of Texas.
lin addition TO the above it may in truth be said
that the Gag Rule Of the last Congress woud unques
tionaby have been bioted out but for the same in.
iiucnces, which resulted in throwing into Congress
from Wing Districts locofocos who had voted and
who, all knew, would vote for Gag Laws. But for
the movements of the Sd party, Wing Abolitionists
would have been elected in such numbers Us to have
voted down the shareholders and the locofocos from
the free States. No third party men who knows the
facts win deny this and will any then say that St
Clair and the leaders who go with him to bring about
these results are not responsible for the Gag Rule and
the throwing under the table Of our pettonss Gid
dings had once been sent home by the slaveholding
members Of Congress, united with the locoloco mem
bers from the north for his zeal in the abolition cause
and now see how the called liberty leaders tried to
keep him at home, and abored to put in pro slave
ry loco foco in his place. These things look, as it
was not long since remarked to by an OLD stand by
abolitionst, il tho shareholders were at work hro
this agency to perpetuate slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
r. Ii E c. ALE ID o N 1 A n.

American claims upon England; and holding us he
did the determining all contested cases. he
was so fortunate 10 acquire the entire respect and
confidence of both parties by the sict and honorable
imrarulity of his decisions.
In his personal character and intercourse, Col
Trun.bulI had all the polish and amenily Of a high
bred gentleman with all tho forbearance und consid-
Grafton for others which 60 far TO make up this char
acter.
He has died at ripe old nge, and left not IN en-
emy behind
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

White River, but tho Rudicalism of the STATE as IN
the other case inerposes obstacles which II WIN be
difienlt 10 overcome The main obstacle IS the es-
Enlistment Of principle by the Legislature that the
public cannot use the property Of private individuals
without pa, ing for it whatever price tho individual
nsks.
Il is said that tho owners Of the Cunard Line OF
Steamships from Liverpool are anxious to have this
road nade through Vermont, that there may be
communication opened direct to Montreal, and TO ac-
compish this they ready to subscribe Literally TO
the stock
Aier all, the route from Concord through Yer
mont to the Lake is the more preferable, and should
be pushed through.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
WILL THE LIBERTY PARTY READ ,

The following communication appears in the last
number Of Gnrrison's Lberator, and present it
the production Of an undoubted Abolitionst. We are
glad to find that Of the professed abolitionists
the operation of the third party in its true
light and the facts there presented will open
the eyes Of many whom Leuvitt Tracy, ST. Clair and
other kindred spirits are deceiving:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

"rHAr LnrrER."-The old Fox has a, last been
smoked out ofhis hole. The Richmond Enquirer has
been forced, by appeals from all quarters, to give The
LETTER TO the public, in which Mr.. Van Buron de-
nounces and discnims the present Tariff Here it
is II ia tho shortest and consequently the most eriie
letter that ever emanated from his oil sided pen.
Read il, friends of the present American tarifI,and
remember him who thus announces himself opposed
to its PRINCIPLE us well as to its DETAILS.
"ALBANY, Feb. %, ls43.
"My dear sir:-I thank you very kindly for your
friendly letter HAVE AT NO TIME NOR ANY
WHERE HEslTATED TO EXPRESS MY DE-
CIDED DISAPPRoBATI)N OF THE TARIFF
ACT OF THE LAST SESSION, AS WELL IN
RESPECT TO THE PRINCIPLE UFON WHICH
TITS FOUNDED, AS TO IT'S DETAILS. In
good time you will have my views in respect
that and other subjects before the public In the
mean time believe ma to be Very sincerely,
Your friend and ob't servant,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

Young Fassett, the murderer of Tutor Dwight
ofYale College, has been, after thorough examina-
ton, ordered to find bail in the sum of $4,000 to
appear for trial at the Superior Court to be holden in
New Haven on the 4th tuesday Of January next
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
WELL DONE MASSACHUSETTS.

ga NATIONAL BANK-THH ISSUE" The
Star seems to think that the establishment of Ma
tional Bank will be the issue in the next Presidential
election II may be So It is quite certain that wo
have not had such good times since the destruction Of
the Old Bank by Jackson as we had while the Bank
was in existence. True it is, many people think
such nm institution, chartered upon safe principles in
dspensiby necessary in the management Of the bust
ness Of the country and in making money plentier
than it has been under the reign of Van Buren, and
Locofocoism with John Tyler for s'Captain.' And
the Star is not ignorant Of the fact that many of the
candidates for office ofthe Locooco party before the
recent elections in North Carolina and Tennessee, up
on the stump were obliged to take ground in favor of
a National Bank. If this question then comes into
the issue where will the National Bank Locofocos
20?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Names Of Children.

G. D., r. r. 2
II, X. L., NJ. N. Q
No. of scholars who have ATTENDED
! school,
| No. weeks taught by male at q per
month, y
4 No. weeks taught by female at 8
per month, s
Resolved and appropriated ofpub'ic
money s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Hends
Families.
A.. b.
G.. H..

certify tho above to ba the returns of District
No. as required by law.
Attest, a. u. Clerk.
SIC. 2. 1t shall be the duty ftho town clerk of
each town in this state TO transmit TO the Governor by
some representative the Legislature, the amount Of
information thus obtained Except the names of the
heads Of families and the of the chdren.) on
or before the second Thursday of October, annually,
as nearly as may be in the Following form.
Dis. No flNo of No.of No of7No.of p p Amount
hends chin chdi'n this m'ths 2 S.lof public
offam betw that at taug t taugt . % money
lilies. cen tended by by fe- G. q received
s. Is school male. male. 3 =
MOB
This certies that the foregoing is true state
ment of the statistics OF The common schools in the
town Of obtained by from the
returns Of the dsric, clerks made to me in the mouth
of January last.
A. B. Town Clerk.
A. ID.
SEC. 8. II shall be the duty Of the Governor to
report the ame to the General Assembly.
Approved Nov. !, 1913. -..i ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Sea J@AgR SlgYM 80
Ssa EgsHS!GYMEa
TUESD DAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1913.
MASSACHUSETTS, FOREVER!
Another State wheeling into the Wing
Columns!

The election, last week, on Monday, in Massachu-
sets, resulted as had anticipated in the entire
overthrow Of ocofocoism. The Wings of the Old
Bay State have done noby. Boston shows a net gain
from last year OF ll26-tho Wing majority all
being 1869. Morton has been instructed most
phatically to retire to private lfo-as well he might
be--he and his pnrty have disgrnccd and degraded
the State by their official corruptons There is now
against him an aggregate majority Of over $4,000
votes. We give the returns below from all the State
except two small towns:
For Briggs, Wing, 57,336
For Morton, locofoco, 53,073
Scattering, mainly Sd party, 1857
Briggs majority over Morton, 4,263
Last year, Morton led Davis the Wing candidate,
on the popular vote nearly 2,o0o-Morton had last
year 1852, Davis 54,66i, and the Sd party vote
was 6,349
Morton was chosen Governor last year by the Leg
slature.
TIE LEGIsLATURET THIS YEAR.
SENArE-l2 Wings, Locofocos-No election
by the People Of "a.
HOUSE. Wings i73, ocofoeos 1l9; Wing major
ity in the House 54-in the Senate 8. A large num-
Der Of vacancies TO be filled.
Elections held In four Congressional Districts
the 10th, Sd, 9th and 18th for members of Con-
gress-and in only one has there been choice--;he
Hon. JOSEPH GRINNEL, Wing, is elected in the
10th by 623 ma jority over all others.
Ae,e,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

NRUST sALE.-Ry virtue Of a deed ,ftrust
Il executed by John Fawccit. bearing date
The 5th Of April. 1871 and recorded in the clerks
office OF Ohiu esu,Iy. shall. on Monday the 18Th
day OF May ext. proceed To sell. on the premises
at public auction 10 The highest bidder for cash lot
NO Five. IN the second square in the city Of Whee-
ing, situate on Wafer street near the steamboat
landing. who reon large aud valuable todre.
houses. The title is believed be unquesionab Bile
but selling trustee will only make such title as
- vested IA me. WM KING,
pan IS Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

Of TIE uniccrSot getdoe MEDICINE 81 he Brush
college Of HoaiA-Londoa.
VHVIIESE Medicines -uTe every disease which
n admits of cure.
/ They remove from the stomach. liver and
intestnes-the blooi making OrRans--the OBJ
strucions 10 the due performance OF their healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus secTetons, and prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully to resist the prGdlsposln-
and exciting causes TO disease.
They increase the action Ofthe absOTbtuts, BY
wh.ck all morbid growths are aiken into circu-
lation and afterwards expelled from the bod;
They restore the regularity of those process
es upon VIII lch the TO rmatlon and eIrcul hion OF
the blood depends.
These are the only medicines known in which
small doses have pc weriul and beneficial effect
and yet of which IN extreme cases; such very
large doses may be administered fearlessy ana
with greatly increased advantages To the pa tent
The British college of health having revoked,
annulled ind made void the appointment of DR.
Horauo ShepheaTd Moat he has ceased To be IN
any manner connected with or agent Of the col
lege of Health.
George Taylor. being now and from henccforth
the sole general age1tln the Unitea States. ofthr
British college of health, for the sale of Morrison
= lis or the Vegetable universal medicines of the
college of health; no other person but the SAID
George Taylor has any light or authority TO NOM
mate or appoint general ageats Tor the sale of
the above medicines.
GEO TAYLOR, I3 Chamber 81 sole general ag't
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling.
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LARD OIL MANDATORY,
On Market Ally,
VI

WHEELING. Va.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared with the
necessary machinery. and is successfully
prosecuting the manufacture of Lard Oil at his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
with his gre sent ma chinery turn out about two
hundred gaileRs Week, of OIL that he warrants
equal 10 aily manufactured in the United STATES,
TOR all purposes equal TO the best Sperm, and for
machiner far super ior 10 any other kind OF oil.
He is enabled to sell at the lowest CINCINNATI
prices. Millers mach lnists merchants and others
Te1nyiied TO give MN all, ne rs prepared To
sell wholesale or retail, on such terms canno'
fail 10 please. Oil put up IN Barrels, Kegs, cans
or IN any manner or quantity TO SUIT purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 20. Address
NJ WARREN.
Cash paid for Lard mar ~
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BDswcrih's life of Dr.. Johnson.
Complete works of Lord BoIinghrnke; 4 vols.
Burke works. 0 vols royal octave.
Addison's works, vols,
Works Of Lord Bacon. vols.
Italians Literature of he middle ages.
Thers' History Of French revolution, complete
an 3 vols
History Of the Anglo SaIonS from the earliest pc
rod Of the Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner
r. a. s.. II. a, 5 l., together with great variety
Of standard literature. School books, Sc. &c. Just
received from Philadelphia and for sale by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL,
NH 10 Union street.
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FLINT Glass MANUFACTORY.

NU & h. H. SWEENEY & co. having
lNI. commenced blowing. arc now able 10 fill
orders Iur every description Of FLINT GLASS, and
will guarantee to their customers good and cheap
article be got in the UNITED STATES
Merchants re respectfully invii~d To call aud
anime before purchasing elsewhere. as they are
determined To be undersnld Orders by mail
" I'D receive nrmmnI miIenIi,n. mlE Is
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A NEW AND SPLENDID VICTORIA
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE FOR SALE

TWyIIE Subscriber has or hand, new and beau
III tfu two horse carriage with shafts for one
horse and also one set ufcosily hsrncss, which he
will sell very low for Cash approved barter -
Bsth are OF Philade plia manufacture, aud in point
OF durability and neatness. cannot be exreed. The
inside Of the Carriage is richly trimmed and ele-
ganty cushioned.
NH 9. NJ REILLY,
No l67 West Side Market Squnre. Wheeling
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PAINTING. 80.

PAINTING, sc.
q G ROB- NSON, hiss removed his shop 10 Main
- Street. few doors below the corner Of Union
street. where he ~ prepared 70 execute al orders
for HOUSE md SIGN PAINTING, GLAZING
and PAPER HANGING, AZ the shortest notice
and on reasonable ierms Thankful fOr pasl ilyUrs.
be soliJits q continuance Of PiuOn3ge.
mw u
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NJ REILLY.
OHIO OFFICERS GUIDE.

~ HASwELL. Union Street
- wheeling. have th is day received a supply ~
THE OHIO OFFICER ANDJUSTICES GUIDE.
by Judge Leavui, in one large octave volume #
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recommendation for utility Of several Judges and
most eminent lawyers ofihe slate Of Ohio. cmbra.
cling o. IL does directions and forms for executors.
administrations. guardians. &c. Forms Of deeds.
ARTICLES Of agtesmouL &c, &c. mar
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LNlRE &NlARINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ar

LNlRE &NiARINE INSURANCE-Thore ar
u two situations only IN which individuals ean
oe placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value Of insurance. These are, while -tand-
lS upon tbs runs of their own property, .ther
receiving from an insurance Office the full a
mount which they have lost, standing on the
same spot surrosndcd perhaps by dcsolate fam
n.y. lanening hat stupidity and folly which haC
ia, led TO provide for such a contingency.
AIkINSON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE co of HARTFOhD. conn
WI take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres mills, factories, &c, together with thei
Eonlents such as furniture, merchandise, ma
properly Also, on steaR, keel and Hat boats
y 40 thelr GarSoes to. and from any port on the
.lpleI. ian |. 1912
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500 900

HlS company being now duly orga nized, Is
preaured 10 make insurance on every des-
cripi2n ofFiTe and Marine Risks, such as dwell
ling Houses, Store n ouses &c WIKI their con.
tents Also, ) Team Boats, Fiat Boats add Keel
on ia Ohio and Mississippi rivers or their trib~
atnry streams App icaiion f. Insurance 10 be
made for tho present AT the Office of the Wheel
ing Savings ms lituIion
Ru4 I z mccoy. Sec"y
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hi gTICE no HOUSEK EEPERs

TNUE subscribers beg leave TO inform the cih
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity, that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE Of No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment OF
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glusses, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting of
Feather beds holsters, Pillows curIed haIr Spanish
mUss. cotton hnsk and spring matiiasses; together
with full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered 10 this cify;al
Of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
and warranted.
Aso Looking glass Plates. mahogany veneers'
varnish Sp, nish moss. sc &c. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished win every article Of
furniture on The most accommodating terms and OF
short notice.
Carpets made and put down
Orders iH GAINESVILLE eau be lon with }. FAD
ANS a. Co
inn % MENDEL g. HARBOUR.
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AT TINE CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
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