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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
Chancerv-At Rules. hold.

inthe Cietk'- one Of tbs Superior
AMI 'anee FOO Lancaster county the sD day of January lst1
Scoqc w no~nnlan late scrn county ot the
benefit OF FrVdIek kkrv, aud Caarne wife, Ia
tharinc Carter uhintias
John ~ Hunt absent and foreign defendant Hunt
Isaac Cameo and Mary L. h Robert a. Cath,r.
me his wii which Map L. anil Catanc Mary
Cahsr,nc Hunt William hrdguian aud Jane who
Jane ~ Hunt James u. Callahan William Callahan IT,
heirs of Elizabeth Callahan WIN Elizabeth DeftH
This detsDiant John ~ Hunt having
and gwen security according the OF Acnht the rules Of
this Court and uapTcanng by satisfactory evidence an
inhabrant this Country; II oucC that
do arfsat before the Jur, of Court the
the first day ct March and the bal, plaintiffs;
and that copy ncwspa-
f published the city OF Richmond Tor months
~ AMI posted at tbs front door o the Courthouse Of this
A Cupy-Tsrtc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
HN the United Statcs Court for the Eastern Dis

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u Of virginia February sh lst3 matter Rank
uptcy of BRANCH A. SAUNDERS. town Of Lynchburr
90. Eastern Virginia District The said Branch A. Saunders Wild
has been dcorecd bankrupt by this having filed peo
Tor h discharge u ordered that thereof pub
hfhed newspaper printed the cy of Rchmoui days
NJ least before me 18Th Day ofMay hearing win b. had
tie nd petition ihc United States the cts
OF Richmond and a creditors who proved their dtb and
other interest m,y appear the dtne and place
show any they why the prayer the said eone
should NOT Do granted 4 Copy-Teste
10 p-wtiw HENRY GIBSON, CLERK
The United States Eastern District of vrrin1
~ NorfoE Fob 3D. 1919 WILLIAM rORTIOCK ofihe Tow
n Porsmou having filed petition praying That De- lr DO
Bankrupt X persons Ginning De
CREDITOR said William Porlpck show 10 thu Count
the 9h day OF March why The nid William P0rincl
should declared Bankrupt pursuant IN the act of Con
rrcin behalf aud That copy ~ th order D. published o.
the newspaper according g2ni and EAU rules Of Court
A. CoIy--'re.e
T. a. 4. COWuERY. Crk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
SLOW BUT SURE.

The Newburyport, Mass. Herald Of the Sd inst.
thus alIudes to the gradual effects ofe late Tariff:
About three months ago we expressed opinion
that business the point Of revving but that the
the revival would be so gradual that would be almost
imperceptible, and we should only be able to Judge
of il by looking back upon considerable interval of
time An interval sufficiently long for estimating the
rate at which have advanced has now elapsed and
what do find. In The mechanic arts and in the re
tail trade, find perhaps little no improvement.
These are the small creeks and streams which are
slower feel either the ehb or the flow of the tide,
than the great rivers which fill them But in the
great streams Of trade there is evidently quickened
ejaculation. There are now many more mills in ope-
ration among the large manufacturing establishments
than there were Months ago, and Notwithstanding
this increased prod ucon, the market for domestic
manufactures has much increased in activity and a;
though there may have been no improvement in price
there is Il material increase in demand the first and
most important in healthy ascending business. The
carrying trade which last year depressed beyond
all precedent is dorg fair Business, and near
ly the entire tonnage ofthe country is employed
at rates which will afford far living profit. Anoh-
er period Of three four months and the returns oi
these sources, and from the amount of produce
which is moving forward, will be received, and
extend their influence into all the qualifications Of So
ciety.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
THE BANKRUPT BILL in TIE SENATE,

MR. berrlen, from the COMMITTEES the IT, s. Sem
ae' 10 whom had been referred the question of the re
peal oil this Law, reported amendments (see Congress
slonal Journal and the following reasons against I'M
conditional Repeal
The following reasons are given for CONTINUING. the
lst In the consideration that the benefits OF the
bankrupt Law have been extended portion of
our fellow citizens, while its sudden repeal would be
denial of equal justice many others whose claims
are not less strong, and who have been prevented
from avaing themselves Of them, or restrained by
motives which ought to command rou respect
I'd That by decision of the Question in relation to
the consttutionaty Of the law in one of the Courts
OF the United States the citizens of one of the States
Of the Union have been in effect deprived of all the
benefits of this law, while those of the other States
have had the enjoyment of them
Sd. That the Bankrupt Law is but the exercise of
abeneficent power which the experience of every com
nercial State has ascertaned to BIO necessary and
which power has been conferred by the Constitution
on the Federal Government.
4th. That it will prevent the enactment and ope-
ration of "stay laws,' some Of which have already
been passed. .N
otn' rhaiiy ,'hat such law extends Inc protection
Of the Government to class Of citizens who though
poor and unfortunate ought not for this cause to be
beyond the pale Of its protection.
One of the changes in the bill is the substitution of
declaration of insolvency according to the Act Of
the 9th William the Fourth The amendment pro
vides that the assgnccs shall be appointed by ma
jority Of the creditors.
No recommendation to include corporations is en-
bodied in the report
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

In this town, Febl0, of erysipcas, CANDID wife
Of MIR Charles Blinn, aud daughter of Leonard Har-
rngton, Esq.
In Barnet, on Wednesday last, lung fever, CHEs
TER, son of Robert Harvey, ESQ. aged years.
In Charleston, Jan 23d, Of erysipelas, Zacheus
Sener, aged 81 years
In Danville Jan. II, Mrs Nancy, wife of Mr.. John
Niles, aged SO -AIso, Jan. 22d, MIR John II. Niles,
son of the above John and Nancy Niles, aged 33.
At Moth nanville, Jan. 29th, Of eryspelas, Mr.
Washington Mead, aged %.
Also, Jan. Both. very suddenly, of erysipelas, Mr.
James Carr, aged SO.
Also, Jan 80, of eryspelas, Ebenezer Thompson,
Esq. aged e. MIR L. was preacher of the Free
will Baptist connexon, and worthy and useful ct-
Also, on the I'd inst Mrs. Sally, wife of Zebulon
Wnsow Niles, aged AZ. Mrs. Niles resident
Of Derby, Vt-was on IL visit to her friends in Dam
vile, taken with the prevailing epidemic, and died.
In Burke, Jan % Mrs. lietsey Newell, wife of Mr.
Truman Newell, aged 81 years.
In Derby, Jan. 25th, of erysipeas, Mrs. Emily,
wife of MIR Chauncey Wilson, aged 81 years, and
daughter Of Otis Ballou Esq. of Waterford, VT
In Newark, Jan. "a, Mrs Hannah, wife Of Robert
Moulton, aged Al.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

An important fact for .Hesmerism. We learn
that young woman was thrown into the mesmeric
state at the City Hall, in Lowell, on Thursday even
ing last, by DR. w. P. Shattuck, and submitted to the
operation Of extracting tunor on the shoulder,wth
out manifesting the slightest sensation OR suffering
the slightest pain An ncision round the tumor,was
made to the depth Of nearly two inches, and the ope
ration was one, which, under ordinary circumstances
would have caused acute pain, fanting, SIC. On
beino brought back to the natural state, the lady was
entirely free from pain, and was not aware that any
operation had been performed. The tumor has been
preserved in spirits and shown to us yesterday
This experiment was performed under the direct per
,oral examination of Drs Holbrook, Pilsbury, and
Horn of Lowell, and in the presence OF large and
respectable audience. full and scientific report oil
the case will soon be published. Comment is unne-
necessary Let this fact speak for itself. bos'o"
DGiiy Null. ....... - ....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice TO shOT0 cause against Petition Of
WATERMAN A. ROBBINS, of Craltsbury in
said District 10 DO declared Bankrupt, at tho Office
OF Samuel Preniiss in Montpelier, in said District,
on Tuesday, tie els, day Of March, ls43, ten o.
clock, forenoon. e.
JOH,N' SYLVESTER of lrasburgh, in said Dis
tric 10 he declared Bankrupt at the Office Of Sam
uel Prentss in Montpelier, in said District. Tues
day the twenty first day of March, ls43, ten o.
clock, forenoon. .. q
BENJAMIN. ". BR OH.N, of Newport, in
said District to he declared Bankrupt, at the office
of Samuel Prentss, in Montpelier, in said District.
on Tuesday the twenty first day of March, ls43, ten
O'Clock, forenoon.
ALDEN BARTLErT, Of Bloomfield, IN said Dis.
trct, to be declared Bankrupt the Office of Sam
ue Prenss, in Montpelier, in said District, on Tues
day the 2lst day Of March, ls43, O'Clock, fore.
noon.
WARREN WATERMAN, of Holland, III said Dis
tric 10 he declared Bankrupt, at The Office of Sam
ucl Penss, in Montpelier in said District, on Tues
day the 2lst day of March $40 O'CLOCK forenoon
OLIVER NJ. HIDDEN, of Craitsbury, in said Dis
trict TO he declared Bankrupt at the Office of Sam
uel Pren'iss in Montpelier, in said District on Tues
day the 2lst day Of March, ls43, ten o'clock. fore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
Killed InstanHv On the 3lst ult Holland w.

Killed Instantly. On the 3lst ut. Holland w.
Noyes of Salisbury, by the fall of tree. Mr. Noyes
and several other men were engaged choPping wood
in n swamp, near Otter Creek in the immediate vi
cnity of each other. As Mr. Noyes ehorping on
a tree that had been previously feed, other chop
pes telling timber near by, gave notice that he might
be in danger. Mr. N started and ran swiftly from
the place where he at work, in the time,
the falling tree, which large one, entwned
its branches with the body Of tree ofsmaler size
to turn it up by its roots, which directed the
Of danger to place that not anticipated; the
shafts of death mysteriously concealed in the
ton of the small tree; which feed Mr. Noyes to the
earth, where he instantly expired without struggle
or groan. Mr. Noyes forty five years old, pos
sesscd an iron constitution, and was very industri-
Gus, ingenious, intelligent and useful citizen, -and
recently very active and Jealous christian. He has
left wife ard eight children in homage to mourn the
loss of his valuable lfe well many relations,
aud neghbors, who must necessarily realize the vac
uun occasioned by his untime'y exit. -
.sThe ways of God, are mysterious,'' ......
ssThey are not like ways
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
A Farm for Sale.

FgyHE subscriber ontrs his farm for sale, situated in
e. Lyndon, lying about three miles from Lyndon
Corner. Said farm contains
TlFO HC.WDRED .9.ND ETGHTF .fCRES
or E1YCELLE.NI Lend.
The said farm, is we'll watered, the buildings or said
farm are good Barn and small Dwelling House;
about seventy five under improvement, and the
remainder is we'll wooded and tlmerrd with an OK
ce!ent sugar Orchard containing about two thousand
trees.
The said farn, will bo sold in pieces, or altogether,
to suit those that wish 10 purchase. The terms OF
pavnent will be part to be paid dowE, and credit
will be given for the remainder. For farther nfor
nation inquire of the subscriber on The premises
... PERSON SWASEY.
Lyndon Jan. IL, lS43 2S6we
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
Administrators Sale,

HOY virtue Of License from the Hon. the Pfobaie
ED court for the District of Caledonia, will he sold
at Public auction, Tuesday the 2lst day of Feb
ruary at l O'Clock afternoon, at the house Of widow
Elizateth Hemingway in Waterford, the following
described real estate belonging TO the estate of the
late .Sy,eanus Hemingway, to wit
Ahou, seventy acres Of land, part Of Lots No. II
aud - in the 18th range, and part of lots No. ID
and 5 in tic 10Th range. in Waterford, which 10
subject to the widows right of dover.
Also, ore other piece Of land lying in Concord in
the comfy of Essex, being half of LOT No. 6 in
the lsl range, containing about fifty acres
Terms made known at time and place of sale.
LUTHER HEMINGWAY, Admir-.
Feb. 9, lS43. 2SSw2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
STATE OF VERMONT

DISTRICT ORLEANS,
a II Probate Court holden at IrasLurgh, within
~ and for the District aforesaid the 9Th day
of February, A. ID. lS43, an Instrument purporiing
10 Re the last Will and Testament of ASA HARDY,
late Of lrasburgh, in said District deceased, was
presented 10 the court here for Probate, by Samuel
Conant, the Executor therein nanrd; Therefore
it is ordered by said court, that public notice be given
to all persons intended therein to appear before said
court, session thereof to be holden at Irashurgh
on the lst Wednesday of March, A. d. 1913. and
contest the probate Of said Will, and il is further or
,Iered that this order be published three weeks sue
cesSivtiy IN the Caedonian, newspaper printed at
St Johnsbury, in this State, the last Of which shall
he previous the day assigned, aforesaid for hear
ing. Given under my hand at The Registers Office,
this day of February, "A. d. is43.
2s9w3 GEO NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

Fire in Claremont, ~ FL. We learn from the
National Eagle that the Claremont Carriage Factory
owned by alessrs Eastman and Tenney,and occupied
bv C. S Collier, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
ni.bt. the 2sth nit Loss to owners, $6,0OO-no IN
surance. Loss to the occupants, $500. IS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

REMARKABLE FIDELITY. The E'ottsville (Pa }
Journal states that German named Freyshute, en-
ployed by Martin Weaver an ostIer, in attempting
to cross the Mill Dam on Muddy Branch, on the ice,
fell through and after struggling while, he sank to
the bottom and was drowned. 1t is also stated a
singular circumstance, that the drowning man, as he
about snkgng for the last time, tools has employ
er's kegs from out Of his pocket, and hrev them safely
upon The ce.sSince learning this curious fact, Says
the editor eve took the trouble to inquire, and as
certaned that the deceased was remarkable for his
fidelity and trustworthiness. His last act must then
be looked upon the instructive action ofthe ruling
principle which governed him through life. 1t is the
strongest instance ofthe influence Of habit that we
ever heard OFF,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

VH'HE Spring term of the School on ST. Johnsbury
~ Plain under the superintendance ofMr JAMES
X, COLBY, will commence tho 9Th day Of
March next Tuition from SO to f.
Board may be obtained in the village on reasonable
terms. .'..-,. I'D. H..
Apply to Rev, J. ii. Worcester or ]. p. Fairbanks,
Esq. Feb. - 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
JOSHUA W. UAkPENTERs EsTATE.

JOSHUA W. CARPENTERS ESTATE. .
FENHE subscribers having been appointed by the
a. Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Caedo-
MIA, mEssioners, to receive examine, and odius.
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate Of JOSHUA w. CARPENTER, lale of
Kirby, N said district, deceased, represented insol
vent, and the term of six months from the Goth day
of January, lS43, hcing allowed by said Court, 10
the creditors o said deceased, TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice.
that will attend to the duties of appointment.
at the dwelling house Of Emily Carpenter, in Kirby,
in said district, the 20h day of April, at 2 o,
clock, nj noon, of said day.
Kirby, January 81 , A. D. ls43.
2sS~S YIN Gadn LOCKE 2comm'r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
INFORMATION WANTED.

rE7HE subscriber wishes to learn where his brother
a Jokn .4iuga IA native of England, resides. lie
was last heard of IN Albany. Y. aud if any per-
son knows of or has heard of him, he will confer a
favor Ivy writing line to me at East St. Johnsbury.
VT. Other printers desired to copy this.
. EyN-O!S ARMS.
Feb g. ls43. Rsaw3S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

Il Catamount. Last Sabbath five boys, from IA
10 ~ yaars of age with guns being in the woods in
HeOagon this county .espied an enormous catamount
'On tree about forty feet from the ground)to which
@ey gave battle. The first one fired and missed -
Inc next one fired, his guns being loaded with slugs
split and took off one of his fingers, The next
'no' brought the "varmint'' down. The dog then
sapp'ed with him, land one ofthe boys guvehim some
"l'a Knocks with axe, and soon finished him. lie
Measured from his nose the end Of his tail, screen
'sa and tco inches,-tail two feet and halfand he
was two feet and half high. The lads have an idea
carrying the beast to Augusta, as asecimen to the
legislature of Maine, Of what the boys OF Cumber-
''ua can do.-Eastern Argus. aHt ~ ID
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
Concord Railroad,

FALL AND WINTER ARRAN GEMENT.
TETIlS Road whl be opened to the pnbic for
n por,aiion Of passengers and merchandise on 81
after Monday Sept. II, 1912. Passenger trains daily,
Sundays excepted in connection with the cars of the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail-
roads follows, viz.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester Concord, and
intermediate places at u II, ii3 n. and Il NJ.
Leave Lowell at l. n, IL Ia & 3-4 M
do Nashua Ia NJ, l-2 NJ & 6 i.2 N
do Manchester 10 NJ, ID g. Id NJ
OF Immediately the arrival of the from Bosto
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell! and
Boston at 4 Sd A NJ. 10 l2 A NJ & Sd M.
do Manchester LA n, II IA NJ & 3 I 4 PM
do Na-hua 6 LIZA NJ, 10 d A M & Id N.
do Lowell Id AM. pM& PM.
Immediately on arrival Of the rar| from Concord.
WAY passengers taken aud left at Hooksett Coils
Falls. Reeds Ferry, Jherntons. an the usual stop
ping places the Nashua and Loweh and Boston
md Lowell Railroads.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

better The bankers admit that there is more specie
in heUnited States at the present moment than there
ever before ut any time, and the quantity of pro-
duce here and Gin transitu, and preparing for mar
ket is enormous, Notwithstanding great exhibition
during the last three months.
TEXAS AND MEXICO. The report Of the cap
ture Of division of the Texan army under Colonies
Fiske and Mier,at Mier,hy the Meixcans under Gen.
Ampudia, is confirmed The Nexcars report their
loss during this engagement at APO killed and 1870
wounded The loss on the part of The Texans was II
killed and wounded
Isaac Hill, formerly Governor of New Hampshire,
and now editor ofthe 'Patriot' thereofhas obtained
the Post Office contract for furnishing blanks for New
York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and the Moth and East
ern states, worth something more than fifteen thou
sand dolidrSi 90
The GUILLoTINE STILL IN MOTION. The
Connecticut Courant says that the post masters Of
Colinsvllle and Berlin, both wings have been re-
moved and two Loco Focos appointed in their places
This is but the bcginnngbut every instance of this
kind will strengthen the wing party The wings of
Connecticut will punish the traitor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13


SU1c1DE.-The Madison Observer states that
man named Charles r. Munger, about 40 years OF
age, committed suicide at Cazenova n few days
SINCE He had previously been exceedingly intem-
perue, but had recently joined the Temperance So
cety, and for some time strictly nbsnent. HIS
appetite, however, had become more powerful than
his self control, and he reapsed into his habits of
beasy intoxcation. The day before his death he
borrowed a rife, got up in the night, made fire,
loaded and prepared his gun, and discharged the
contents into his mouth. Despair of ever being able
to break loose from the demon that had Lound him, is
supposed to have been the cause OF the deed.
Il Clean of Sunshine 1t gives us much salts
fiction 10 place before readers the following par
agraphs, which we find in the New Yor: american,
paper usually rot sangune in its aniicpatons Of com
mcrcial prosperity not confdng in matters of
finance:
NEw YoRX, Jan. S0-Eyening
BErrtR TIMEs.-We have t0Hchcl Boston,
they saw in Wall Street. Our prospects brighten
the public mind seems cheerful stocks are look
ing I'D, and the late sales Of real estate shade
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
March is at Hand :!

E,vOR sale, 400 new sap BUCKETS, of prime
e quality--cheap. BY .st.
,a..... SHEDD e JEH,ETT.
Feb. 8 1913. E. 2sS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
BRIGHTON AIARKET.--NIonday, Feb. 6.
RCpOrtcd for the NniiY Alynrlisnr

BRIGHTON MARKET.--Nonday, Feb. 6.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At market, $50 beef Cattle, 700 Sheep and
20 Swine
Prces.-B Beef Cate--An advance was effected,
and we quote to correspond viz: First quality $4 so
$4 rs; second quality 90 n 25 third quality
80 rs. About six Cattle were sold for some
thing more than our highest quotations probably sold
for about So. o.
Sheep -Neary all at market were stall fed Weth-
ers, and were sold from 81 so 10 S4 rs.
Swino-No sale
BOSTON MARKET--FEB. 8.
FLOUR. No particular change from last week.
BUTTER. l2 4 IA per h.
CHEESE. 6a7 do do
WOOL. For domestic wool there has been fair
demand, and considerable sales have been made in
lots to consumers at late reported prices. moder-
ate business is doing in foreign course, without
change in prices.
Saxony and Mcrino fieeces, 80 n 35
Full blood, 80 81
] blood, 20 a 25
Common ! blood, 30 q %
Smyrna washed, II a 25
Dengazi, g 10
Bucnos Ayres, 20
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13

The Morning and Evening Trains connect with
The of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passen-
gers can be conveyed between Concord, Manchester.
Nashua Andover, Hayerhn Exeter, Dover, Ports
mouth, Portland, SC.
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted. The Company
are prepared 10 transport Goods aud Country Pro-
ducc. which may he sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, 81 90 per
2OGO pounds. Live Stock Carriages Furniture.
Slaves, Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, ship Timber
and Granite al specific prices. Terms of Freiehling
Cash Invariably on delivery Of the Goods. All
goods and merchandise viii be at the risk of the
owners bile in the Company's Store Houses.
By order Of the Directors. o., .--.. p.
275y2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Treesu.er
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
Derby Literary Institute.

TE7HE Spring term ofthis School will commence
n on the first day Of March under the caro- Of its
present teachers, Mr. a, HOVEY and Mi,sp. LIT
TIE.
Lessons in drawing painting, &C. will be given
during the term by Miss JULIA BLISS.
Tuition as lolows-Epglish. $500
Languages, 400
One dollar extra for painting.
LEM'L RICHMOND, Res Sec.
Dertv 3 Feb. 1913. 2Ssw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-13
NeWbury Seminary.

IVUH DUIy DUIiIiiidT!'
TsvHE Spring T'ern of This school will commence
4 on Thursdiy the Odd inst AID continue IL
weeks Board and Tuition as usual
LEWIS B. TEBDETrS, Sec.
Of Board of Trustees.
Newhury IFeb. ., 1919. 2ssv9