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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

JOSHUA r. GippIEGs Is reelected from the
Cleveland district, although vehemently opposed by
the political AbOltionists whose candidate stumped
the district with the vain hope that he could defeat
Giddings. Here is striking illustration Of the sin
cerity Of the Third party advocates No man has
showed himself moro thorough advocate for the
Rights of man than Joshua R. Giddings No man
has received such unqualified need Of praise from
the political abotonsts themselves, this gallant
defender of the rights aud the interests of the North
ern Freemen. And yet, stone has been left
turned to dfed his ee5ton by these same party cuo.
giss, and that too for the purpose Of placing in his
seat bitter, Incorporating Locofoco.-.alJany
Ere. Journal.
Mr. Giddngs was once expelled from Congress on
account of his abolition zeal, but with the spirit
Of freeman he appealed to his constituents and they
reelected him to the same Congress. Noby has he
defended the rights Of humanity, but this did not
him from the attacks of the third party leaders,
and their efforts TO defeat his reelection These
ought to induce real abotionis,s TO pause and con-
slider. Why is it that every Wing aboonist is OPP
posed3 Does not the fact, which is well known be
true that certain who have set themselves up as
leaders Of the Sd party, in conference and in
league with the leaders of the Van Buren, party,
solve this question:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

ARREST OF THOMAS w. DoRR.-Mr Dor came
to this city yesterday afternoon and stopped at the
City Hotel; but Mr. Earle not having accommodations
for his Erceiency, lie stepped the into
the house of Mr. Simons the editor OF the Herald
The Sheriff ofthe county being absent at Kingston,
Mr. Jabez Potter, his Deputy, made service ofthe
cdpias, and Mr. Dorr is now lodged for safe keeping
in Jail, until he can be transported Newport for
trial, the indictment having been found against
him in the county of Newport. Providence Jour
nal.
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AgAnsMRA.RRga

As.Ais2&BA9IGSa
In Walden, Oct. &c, by Rev. Aaron Angler, Mr.
Enoch F. Osgood, to Miss Sarah w Shorrar, both Of
Walden.
In Newbury, 25th ult by Hon. Tappan Stevens,
Mr. James J. Tarble of Springfield, VI. TO Miss Sa-
rah Jane Sheppard, of floderness, N. II.
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slaves to Canada, was lynched short time since by
the colored people of Springfield, Ohio They form
ed lynch court, and with much gravity tried and
sentenced the fellow to receive SO ushes on the bare
back, and Immediately executed the sentence. The
whole matter has been brought before the Grand
Inrv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

IOFElection in the I'd Congressional District or
this State for n member Of Congress next Tuesday.
We anticipated n choice at this trial before the ex-
pul'ion OF Judge Hebard from the Bench and the
incvities, TO say nothing more, offered in the House
to Mr. Everett, which induced that gentleman TO re-
sign his seat, exclaiming, mentally, as he did it,
"save me from my friends" Now, 1--WE shall see
what we shall see.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
THE LEGISLATIIRE

Adjourned this morning ut o'clock, after a short
and very harmonious session. As usual we are sor-
~ TO say, that several good bills have been lost by
being crowded into the last day of the session
Among them we number the bills limiting the nav of
county clerk, fixing the salaries Of sates attorneys
ard in amendment of last years on capital pun
ishment (Senate billy To the same canso in part
must be attributed the unexpected, ungenerous and
unjust treatment Of Judge Iiebard-epithets which
we believe nine tenihs Of the legislature will now
concede to be deserved.-[Walton's Daily, Nov. 2.
Amen, say we, 10 the remark in reference to Judge
Hebard. Not only does it appear boyish in the man.
ner in which the business was done, but il was with
out just unless those who acted were much
wiser in the matter than some other folks If good
causes existed for the off head act SIMS ceremonie
Judge H. had right, well perhaps, as the public
to know them And what does it all mean, this run
ming off in tangent, did the Wing members p
And in what will it end Some birds are ''caught
with chaii,' and some ant. Are the gods Of one
village the gods of all the hills, also!'
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signed to the furnace; but the officers at West Point
contrved, Notwithstanding the order, TO save few
links out of what more than half nile In length;
and these now all that remains of this interesting
relic AMERICA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
No Payment is Required a&
h nt ry.

In this way, steady man select excellent farm
land for about ten shillings per acre and may ray
1t gradually from the produce of the farm ITSELF
sistenily with the comfort and eduration Of his fani-
ly, and the rapid increase of his Stock The attcn-
ton of all who DESTROYS to settle well is earnestly
requested to this subject, that they may embrace The
opportunity without delay, and avail themselves OF
the extraordinary facility and advantage now offered,
the earliest applicants have of course the largest Sc.
lection of land in their choice, and every information
and assistance necessary will be given application
to JOHN FRASER, Esquire, Sherbrooke the Com
missioner in Canada of the British American Land
Company, or to the several local agents, viz -
Horace Lyman, Esq. CRANKY; the Hon. Col. P.
H. Knowlton, Bronze: E. l.. Hayden, Esq. Sorel:
G. L. Marer, Esq. Nicolet and Drummondviile
Thomas Tait, Esq. Melbourne: David Wood. Esq.
Shenord: Joshua Foss, Esq Eaton: Alexander Rea,
Esq. Compton: Phineas Hubbard, Esq. Stanstead:
James Court, Esq, Montreai: Smith Letb Esq.
Port ST. Francis, and Thomas Gordon. Esq Quebec.
British American Land Company's OAice,2
Sherbrooke, LIST July, 1913. 3245w
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namna =, LfNcHING IN ONO. A colored man
savebo,Sa D0na'd' employed by some Kentucky
sDd s at w per day, to ascertain the station
'' 0i those who make it their business to run
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LIBERATION.

vESHI5 may certify that have given my son, Hi
III ram Burroughs. his time To transact business
for himself therefore shall claim of his wages
nor pay any debts of his contracting after this date
JOSEPH BURROUGHS.
Charleston Oct. 2S le43. a2Vw3
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday Oct. 80.
Rnnnrtnd Cor liz, AniI.r Ad..nrIinnr

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT market, 1900 beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 2700
Sheep, and $3.50 swine
Prices-Beef Catle-We quote to correspond
with last week, viz: few extra at 4 so; First
quality a 25; second quality rs; third quail
ity $50 3 so.
Barreling Cattle-AIcss So 25; No l 80 so No. 2
So.
stores-Two year old $s n l2 three year old
$ll AZ.
Wethers 20 10 So.
Swin'-lots to peddle FOR sows aud for bar
rows. Old hogs from to 4!c. AT retail from Al to
&c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

We would again call the attention Of the public
to the above Cooking Stove, which for convenience,
economy and durability is unrvaled. The oven,
which is the most important part of stove, il uni.
versay acknowledged to be the best in use. The
length and size of the fire place wi admit of large
and long wood, requiring less labor in preparing the
wood, and rendering il more suitable for warming
n house, The furnace in the hearth renders il very
convenient for summer use. The construction IL
such that none of the plates liable TO burn out,
they being much thicker than those of other stovSS
It is undoubtedly the most durable stove in use.
Il. & Il. FAIRBANKS &c co.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct. 10. lS43. 325tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

Coz. JOHNSON complied with the invitation of
the Legislature, and both branches in the Repre-
sentatives hall. The Governor received him, and
made brief address, to which Col. johnson replied
The Colonel proceeded to Burlington where he was
cordially greeted, by citizens of all parties. From
thence he took boat, homeward bound. His recep-
ton everywhere in the State has been cordial and he
has not failed to express his gratitude therefor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

BRIEF. One Of the conditions Of holding office
under Capt Tyler in parts of the country is 10
take the Madisonian the traitors organ Washing
ton. The following is copy of the correspondence
between Mr. Brooks, the Tyler Collector at Detroit,
and Postmaster in the interior of Michigan
''Dear Sir Are you a subscriber to the Madiso-
MAN? If not, you must be. Your friend,
+. BRooKs."
"Dear Sir: am not n subscriber to the Madisonian
and nerer shall be. Your friend
f. p. c."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
All the Personal Property

belonging to the Estate of John Ide late of said ST.
JohnsbGry, except what has been assigned to tie
widow among which the following articles, viz lis
Cows, Colt, 40 or so tons Of Hay. Wheat. Oats
Hogs, Butter, Potatoes, farming utensils, Sap Tubs
&c &c.
MOSES KTTTREDGE, Administrator.
ST JohnshurY. Nov. l. 1913. 327w2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
Convenient Water Powers,

for Mechanics and Manufacturers.
Tho soil and the climate of the district are much
approved every species of crop and stock raised with
advantage; there Churche Schools, Mills, Stores.
Roads, &c. and abundance ofexcellent water every
where-the timber is profitable for boards, for pearl
ashes, and for maple sugar.
The Company have always sold tleir lands an
ndulgent credit and at low prices; and they are SO
DESTROYS to secure the prosperity and comfort Of the
families settled their lands, that provided the legal
n,erest of the price is paid. they consent to defer
the payment of the price itself for the first ten years.
and will then receive it in four ins,aments. making
the whole extent of credit fourteen years. But cue
cessful farmer may pay the amount earlier, and SCI
20 himself the deduction of per per an
mum the price for the years to run. Or settler
beginning with capital, may pay all at entry, aud
obtain discount equal to twelve per cent. for tho
whole period,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

"A ID d O Baa i IA "a supporters,
FOR sale by JEwErr e. CAnrENrER, ST. Johnsbu-
nv Plain 327eow6m
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Blanks of almost every variety. for ssle at the
Caledonian Once,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

BOSTON MARRET.-Oct 81.
FLOUR. Howard st. 60, n 4 rs Western canal
81 a 25.
BUTTER. 8 n IL per h.
CHEESE. Al as do do
WOOL-There is a fair demand for all descrip-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
BANK COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

On The l7ih uIt, Hon Robert Pierpoint, Bank
Commissioner, communicated to the Legislature his
annual Report, from which VIC extract SO much as
shows the condition ofthe banking institutions in
immediate vicinity:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
Irgh.,-
nd and
|'kson's
y; lost;

| CON.
|ig tax
pc; Mr.
tho
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u O In m Hdc's Es tate.
PU BLIC u CTION.

DURSUANT to order from the Hon. Probate
m Court will be sold atty Public Auction. at tho
dwelling House of Widow Sarah Ide, in ST. Johns
bury, on Thursday tho 10th of November instant,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
I'm we'd FARMS:

Also, Village aud Town Los.for building, and they
offer for sale or lease in Sarrrooke, and other parts
very valuable and
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To Strangers and Natives in Search
Of Lands for Settlement.
The British American Land
GnapRmnbHV

NWHhNNdHHHy9
INCORPORATED by Royal Charter and Act OF
Il Parliament, offer for sale more than
SIX HUNDRED THO USA.N.D ACRES OF
Land,
in portions of any extent from Fifty Acres upUtrds.
These Lands situated in the Eastern Town.
ships, on tho south side of Canada, fifty to eighty
miles from Montreal and Quebec: they are sold With
a free title direct from the Crown.
Besides the lands the Company have for sale
number of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

, cor
|r the
he has
Turing
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pee on
| rela-
estate,
disa.
adop-
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N EW GOOD S,

INoR sale at Barnet by J. JEWETT 60 co.
H. 327n
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N. B. The Gift by Miss Leslie. and
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W itGlNfA-lv cnsscsrr-M - C'rui'
v Surer~r, t,ssff "f Law aud Chs.r~ry. hogan
'r'ninafd. arsd held tor thr enniv III Oh.,. al the
tsns' i.c"s-rites~oi.~n Friday The i7sh ds, OF
Nsvs,shet iS43. 11c - erEti stnlr
Frederrk Snfh, ff
Jares caldN.n- aJm'r. FOR ACCOUNT
= hsis~ ai..I ohrrs.i.s = sfI4sar fi.sls.. 1ri..,
t.it "a sac 81 AIS fRAf~r F3isFffr rl.aI.ts
a.On considerations whereof, il ~ adindeed
ordered and decree that fhis cause he refer ed
=, James PAUL eco. hereby appointed n chm
missioner for thar pnrposs VIII, il TO A ascertain
and report. what moneys aud pr,pe-f- tas well
rre' as pe-sonai) and chooses il action, have
Caldwell and Ssmuel Caldwell or .i,hcr Of
h.nf orta,he hands of a,v ore el-~. by heir
',r~ef or ft th-i, use. or IN e Become vesfed in
Them Nv fhs serd # fr-s. of Tsme= t:aid we'll de-
cea sed. in the NIL mentioned .nd uh,t res, or
personal estate nf said James Caldwell deceased,
have BEEN sid by tho SAID trustees or either Of
aud for what prices such sale. were made and
what Disposition has been MADE nv the SAID
Trustees of,sueh moneys. chooses il. action. and
Sc. seq" iies o. hsvr SO eeme q their hsnds. and
count thr-tof. And all the creditors o. SAIL
Jsres Caldwell decras,s are TO be allowed 10
come IN before The said c.,srmission.r and prove
n " drb's. which were due AZ the date of hr
deed Of trust IN tho bill mentioned, and the SAID
camni sson~r ~ N cause he usual advertise men
I, he publ sh-d for a, least 81 days in some
that purpose, aud FIX a peremptofy dxv, and ~
Of them as shall not go cDme and Prove thsir
dsbfs are 20 be excluded he benefit Of 'hir de-
cree. hut hat su IN II them a. sail 80 come IN,
before they 7re 60 b. admitted cred tors are tn
give securifv for the payment OF their proportion
OF the exnen1es OF this suit TO be settled hv said
Commissioner. AMI the said mmissioner j.
90 refsvrt the said ntssssrs y orthar with any
other matters deemed pertinent by himself or
specially r.qu'red BY ethrr party-.eiying due no
Tsste, =. ALEkT LAlDLEY. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE--The psrtie
interested IN ibe foregoing decree, III take
notice. that an puisuancc Of mach ,hcreof,
have apprentices Monday the Ia h day of Januarg
the time am pla n. then and where. shall
eontaerce fhe hiking of the aceonnt in said
decree directed And n sre,y qairs. Ill parues
IL produce before me such rateis,
vouchers &c. a NAV lie ncce-satv ~ the roper
tax ulg "a said atcouns. JANE PtVLI..
dee 70 -fo Speca II Commissioner, &c.
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DRTNTTNG INK-A fTcsh Supply o. lhe Go
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Regimes and simple medicines. ~ b9cnnni
t09 eugravingst SIX ~ which arc coiored- - most
inval liable book for family uss for sale by
dec JOHN , HA8WEiL, Unicn -.
- roiyed freah auooly 81 Sanders Series Of
school Books. JOHN IiASWELL,
dce Duion 81.
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RV FRc1ANTs' AND MECHANICS BANK
lVH OF WsIEELING-1he sioskhoIders of his
B.Iik ae hereby notified ibai an elecIin will he
held 40 the B s,kii.g ilsu<e, Munday tho 8 n pi
JaiHary nrxi, he,wcsn the hsurs.I 0 an 2 n'rnsk
fer reslor., Ia serve The year ,her, 10 ensue.
dee IL s BkADY.-Ca hier.
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MILLINERY.

tt"f" er " J10TTae and tshTrfh s'Tsifs.)
MRS VAOR w~pf re sps cffiI'ly inform /, a
lfl Ladies 0f> IIheefil g dH ririnifu thar she
has jest rrt.eived from Phila tei7.histand New
York hsr Fall h'shious after the latest Fr och
~'vlr. Bptnets. Caps. bonnet Siiss F-rneh
Flowers. Pumes, Bonnet & Cap Ribbons, Fan v
Acts, SILK aud " shlBhDnas. las and :
giags, all Of which sn,. oil 70 al Eastern ps ices.
Is. > a4prn aud Straw tsonnetS ella ed /,
altered AMI s'eei pressed IN the atest style a.
n short notice. III trru lff.- oct zS--3n,
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LSARM FRS will pls'sy lafe nu,ce. thai nj
IL The s aih End ~ ua'ka Square. A S'roDD.
g 80 reed Iarg addition TO the sto * LAID
in ia e fall, aaI IL. prepsred - Furnish them
with XII ang ~c0arss ho0ts OF an r. gu ,litv aud.
psi - Also, a rssh supplv of coar sc and. X IN
Ign ai,r tess 10 sun the times, and ~ Kinds
10 suit the se% on. /. Il "a. &c., 800 ~ de-Ia
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4 MOTHER LOT OF KNITTING.
IN .NEr'rlN !. aud. GRO TciIET WORK.
So nrh With M Ma Aef. Nysierrs of PARIS. Ned
Nve-s. SPY. Lie 81 l. Rc'ln. Travelling Btchcior
Oar iin.ir-l n ,nces. Six highs Mil the
w hntmnians, Slolea Wifi. &c, ED aud f,r sale
dee - ft8tf at MELLOR'S.
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II EM0Ss AND OTHER FRrir--J4si
HIr'+e.s-i . ht~h -~is-lv al LEMONS. rigs.
Ii<oNES. RAfS1NS. >k<. ~f.eh ~,ll ~ s.lsl la.s
al lAcc l3l PARKER'S
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DUBLfCNOTrCE, Is he lie ,d,sYsI Of an

UOuBL1C NOTICE, - The lie ldI22 of On
n article sign q Owen Rely. m the Gazette oI
M"',l,v Last. in which he sdvers:~es me rs n, ing
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