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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11

NEW NPRfNG GOODS.
UE subscribers receiving ogtuns the assortment OF
new ami fresh Spying Goods. which they are determined to
sell lnw-conprisnr boz part
Cloths. t1ssDercs and Ncst.u-s
summer Coths-tue. hi1ck tul green
Ganhroons-riliu. corici ami ar1naI
larht and DARK flrty Linen ntinus
htfrN sulerwhir On DO
lrish iinrus-au extensive assortment
Binds eye ont Elss.a Dt.trs
Eafisior anil Manchester Cnrhsms
Mauroil ard other fancy lawns
Rich spring C1.icnrs great VARIETY
Figured Fri..Ian Dresses. something new
MACK and col fcd Npacas figured rofscau ard Neo fe
Laiae PonE'c ani Ban1rna uisf- c1rird ami hem
STITCHED linen cauhr's l' Brown toini very cheap Corn
h'~ plu white AMI checri Jsckouc;ts Swiss ana nssI
Mufius. tk aui white lace Mite fr-ers Ho-.rry and
Gloves great variety ran ari ancy Stocks Umbrellas and
Farae'l~-iogeihcr with cl1fcc asscut OF abb.
Uonis aN ~ which VIII D. .oh flif trims
NH ce-dlotott iONUONS. WfLTtNCUAWS DRTWRY
M EHCEH rOTATOt Save have n store sod
w supply nf Mercer Potatoes for SHE.
NH is-dst RuyAJIS MoRcNN
M ACKEREL-No. l. AMI T. IN bbt half bbi. AMI quarter
I'VE FOR ale vcr low By
ap t-,l'w BROWN A TAYLOR
nuNLors BLNCKING-iS stos of punops super of BLACK
~ iur--fot sae
az 10 JAMES q GEORGE WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11

s5Tfs The new Schr. TEXAS, Emerson, master
having rari n her engaged now going On board
For balance Of freight and good Accommodations
apply 60 hc master on board dock
mr. Jo-dl't WM. RowLETT.
NJ ACKEREI, SUOKED uEHHINGS Nc.--Ju.t
w received No Macscrcin and b5s-Nso Smoked Her
rings Goldfish Sc-for sale.
mr 'o-dtt ROYNLL MORGAN.
ENAuIiN FLOtH.-5o bbs. John Ilonins' Family Flour
u inr sale hy
mr so-diw LUpLAN PRESTON 60.
SOFA HHAN BiSCUIr.-Justfc received a fresh supply
- " SOFIA ard Ban Bscu.f-f,rsl sale
mt 3o-dtt RONNLL 4 MORGAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11

On TUESDAY. the lIrn Instant. at 10 o'clock. will
be sold in roni Of Oce an assortment OF Groceries
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
'ENHE Turnpike between Manchester and Pc.
te'sburg has been repaired md tolls according
dopted BY the directors being allowed by law will
DC enacted at the yates aud amer INST.
By order OF tie Board HANCOCK LEE,
ap S-c2t Tfeas1fcr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11
INTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.

By Iuio-s q Ifrothcr.
Main street. oppositr the Bel Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11

VTNHE owners OF W harvcs nj Rockets, in order
to make tho expense the hpper wb-ther Goods
shipped received Rockets the Dock upon
following Tann-
An hog.head pipe. whetheE containing auds .od
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11
DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, &C.
THOMPSON, PANCOAST & c.

DR. GGISTs,
No. 10 Market Street, Lower Side below Second,
PHILADELPHIA,
III AVE constantly on hand a large and well Sc
articles IN their line of business which
they offer for sale at the lowest uae.
Il-ruG,,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsrnI CT or ORLEANS, 80.
AT a Probate Court holden nt Iraahurgh, within and
for the Distrct aforesaid the 9Th day Of Sep
tember A. D. l943-
A Instrument purporting 10 be the last WIN
"A and Teatament of WILLIAM KINsLET, late Of
Grcensborough. in said District, deceased. pre-
scented the here for Probate. by Samuel Hill
and Mary Einsley, two Of the Executors therein
nhmed--
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice I've given all persnns intended therein to ap.
pear before said court session thereof be hot
den nj frasbnrgh on the 4th "Wednesday Of October
A. D. ls43, and contest the probate OF said Win,
aud it 10 further urdered that this order he published
three weeks successfully IN the Caledonnn.
pnper printed 81. Jonsbury, in this Stac,the last Of
which shall ho previous the day assigned, aore-
said for hearing,
Given under my hand at the Registers Office,
this 9th day OF September. A. d. 1919.
323w3 GEO. NYE. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
T12MTgrSn

In Lyndon, Oct. !, very suddenly, ALKALINE,
wife Of Dr Edward Nauucls.
In Nauvuo. 10. Iulv 20, ISAAC T. FREEaTA.S for
merry nf Waterford VI, aged IS.
IN Boston, DIR samuel Thompson, originator of the
ThnmpsoHau system Of medicine, aged - years.
In Newhuryport Ms. Aug. %, of erysipeas, Nr
z euhen Page, aged 20.
IN Conrord, Sept. 80, Of consumption, CHARLES
r. HIM. son &C Mr. Eliiah Hi aged %
In Craiisburv, Sept. 81, Mrs Nmeia VI wife Of
Hon. 4. z. French. and daughter ofthe late e. y.
Curtis Esq Of Hanover, v n. aged 81.
In Mount Holly. sept 26, Ut consumption, Yrs Ie-
NINA +. Fucker. wife OF Rev. Daniel Packer, and
daughter Of Daniel Jcweit, Esq. late of 9utney aged
50 veHrs
In BOSTON, Sept. u, Nrs Tryphcua, wife of VIZ
David Harris, and daughter nj Mr. Samuel and Mrs
Susan Fstahrraks. uf Dauviiie-a member Of tho
methrdi-t Fnisenp1i Church, aged 80.
In Peacham, Sept u widow Lydia Gresham, re-
liri Of Nir Sr'phen Crosman, aged %.
IN 'srdvicS. jth sept. of cunsumpiinu, Mrs Tu-
dith u. wife OF Mr Penrly ). Johnson, nged 81.
Tn Chelsea. 22d nit Nr c. G. Stone, Post Master
ut that place, aged about 80
In PIain6eld, Aug n, Miss MelviII Fletcher.
daughter of Assn and Lydia Fletcher, aged %.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

pies oflhe West, and nearly fnOt que equal in val
us to all other articles of export combined. Wecon-
slider them so, because there is portion the globe
better adapted to their production; because the
Pense Of producing them less here than in any other
section ofthe Union for they be delivered in the
enstern markets less expense including Transporter
ton than the eastern farmers possibly afford them;
because the expense of transportation is less cent
upon their value than upon other articles for which
there is any very extensive demand; and because Of
the almost unlimited market there is for them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
STATE OF vRMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, ..
To the HOn.the Probate Court for the District Of ORE
lenns--ro all persons concerned in the estate of
Asa HARDT, late Of Irnsburgh, in said District
DECREASED, sREErfxs
WTHEnEAs SAMUEL CoxANT, the Executor Of
w said decreased, has flied IN saul Court his az.
Plicuton in writing representing that the debts
gainst The said estate reported by Commissioners
amount to the sum Of Sl4l3,5l, and that the per-
sonnl estate is insufficient Tor the payment Of hs
aforesaid debts and The expense Of Administration by
the sum Of $1,000. And therefore, requests the ex-
animation aud allowance vi his account aud Liaencs
sell all the Real Estate Of said decreased for the
purposes aforesaid, consisting Of the premises known
the homestead Of said deceased. being the farm
&c. occupied by him the said deceased at tho limo
of his death.
Therefore, I on are hereby notified 10 appear at a
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Office aE
lrasburgh me 4th "Wednesday Of Octnber next
that you may he heard in the ntier of snid Exeeu-
tors account and give bonds for the payment Of tho
debts show why Lisence should mt ba
granted aforesaid. And this order shalt be pub
shed three WEEKS INCREASINGLY in the Caedonian
printed -. Jphusbury. the last of which shall be
previous Inc dny OF nenring.
Given under my hand at ItasAurgh, this 2Sth day
of September, a. D. ls43.
a23w3 GEO NVE. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
,,,,,,,,NCs CONVICTED.

r,. rpl of Cummings, which lasted ~ aay s,, >,
IO' "a ad late on Monday of last week. and early
more 'o's1 morning the Jnry rendered verdict OF
Pn u'''' rbs counsel for the prisoner filed excep'
|6'"V u yill make an effort to have another trial.
Plo'' ..d last week that it was the opinion gem
|Wo f'''"'' ,,,Do heard the trial that the prisoner
'''y ne ncqui,tod and we now learn that The YER
|Toau "" i,,v excited much surprise. or the evil
dIe' =" ,,ss we know but little, and consequent
d'''' ~ i,5ge of the probable correctness OF the
F 'l"'' rbs prisoner is native Of Berlin this Stnte,
'e'O''' '.,.a most respectfully connected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEnOSIA DISTRICT. IS.
AT a Probate Court holden DauvilIe. within and
Tor said District the 4th day of October A. d.
I943. Present me Hon. samuel e. Matocks.
Judge.
A y Instrument. purpar-ing to be the last will
II ami testamrnt ut II IA JoHSsoS. lato of Peach
in said district ,rcensed being presented to the
court here Nv susan Johnson, a legntce therein
named for nrahl; il is ordered hy said court that
al persons concerned therein. he notified TO appear
4 session OF SAID court, he held at the Probate
Office in Olnvtll- in sad district. % the 25th day
Il Ocnher, A D. Si3. and show if any they
may have agnins, The probate OF said will for which
purpose 1t is further ordered, that copy of the rec
ord nfihis order be published three weeks succsss-
veiv, in the CALIFORNIAN, printed at st. Johusbury
soon he.
SAMUEL D. MATTOCKs, Judge.
t:uc COPY Of record, [s23w5
Attest, SAMUEL o. MATTOCKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
HURRICANE FLORIDA.
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE OFFICE,
L

Port Leon, Sept. 10.
Tremendous SLorm--Horri6le Loss of Life and
Property Destruction Of Port Leon, ST. IHarts and
the Light Houses. Our city is in ruins! We hnve
been visited by of the most horrible storms that
ever before devolved upon to chronicle.
On Wednesday about IL o'clock, A. M. the wind
commenced blowing fresh from the southeast bring
ing up a high tide, but nothing alarming; at P. NJ.
the wind lulled ana the tide fell, the weather still
continuing owery. AT II at night the wind freshen-
ed, and tide commenced flowing. and 2 O'Clock it
blew perfect hurricane and tho whole town innnn-
dated
The gne continued with unabafcd violence until
O'Clock, the water making perfect breach ten feet
deep over town. The wind suddenly ulled
few minutes, and then from the southwest with
redoubled violence and blew till daylight livery
warehouse in town laid iut with the ground ex-
ccPt one, Messrs. Hamlin and SHELLS, and purt of
that also fell.
Nearly every dwelling house was thrown from its
foundation and many of them crushed to atoms. Tho
loss OF property is immense every inhahant pnrtiei-
pating N the loss or less. Noae have escaped
many with only the clothes they stand in. 81
Marks suffered in ike proportion with ourselves Bat
our losses nothing in comparison with that of the
Light House.
Every building hut The Light TTouse gone. And
dreadful to relate fourteen lpes lost and among them
most vniued citizens. We cannot uttempt to es-
innate the loss Of each individual ut this time hut
shall reserve it till our feelings will better enable US
to investigate Il. We give below Il list of those
drowned, far rs heard from
Our citizens are now looking OUT looking for any
that nny have escaped, and bring the bodies Of those
that may be found. Such total destruction Of prop
erfy never has occurred in our pInce.
Our estimated loss is $3.50, 600
In addition TO the above we have learned that the
family Of Hlr Edward Walker, living on Shell Point
w'fechiidren and i've SIX negroes, all persisted. Mr.
Walker himself escaped by ciinaing to the branches
OF tree, till the waters subsidized.
It IS also stated ,lnt there are severni other per.
sons living II this point and who have not been
heard from and Of whose safety great doubts en-
tertained.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
Fall and Winter Goods.

TT7TTE subscribers hnve the pleasure Of informing
their customers and the inhabitants Of ST. Johns
bury and vicinity generally, that they have Just
ceived a very extensive assortment Of
g % % I'D Sg
adapted 20 the season, which they shall be happy
exhibit for the inspection of those wishing purchase.
We feel great confluence that Ladies' aiid Gentlemen
Wishing purchase articles ofuppnrrei for themselves
their families, will find articles IN assortment.
which will please tham, and ut prices which will be
peIfecty satisfactory.
sak trGrp .7ipacra; Cotton carp, ditto.
Six tcnrp Indiana Cloth;
PnrGmGttd;
.3fpiRGs;
Figtfrpf LHstre;
Orleans Cloth;
Silk iDarp CarreietseR;
ChHSha1. Crepe De Lane Muslin De Lame;
RICH C-ALIC0ES; and many other kinds of
Goods for Ladies Cloaks and Dresses.
Fringes; Chipping; Varingated and black silk
Cord, and other articles of trimmings. a rich
sentiment Of Velvet and other styles of Bonnet, Neck
uut Cap Ribbons. Silk Velvet and other kinds La
dies Cravnts. Gloves, Jiitts, SC. SIC. great vari-
ETY. Of goods for chIdrcns wear
E. JEWETT, 81 Co.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct 2, Is43. s22tE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
THE BRIGADE MUSTER,

.,.ooL before last, was, we learn, all that
,,d h. expected. Our absence at the time pre-
''41 -, r,on giving an nccount of it in de'n last
,, ,. ,ye have henrd it remarked that every
's,,,. ,,crn, we should not, especially at this
b.. able 10 communicate to the public any
l'' ''D, .,o therefore rorbear. The general APP
..,.o If the seyerui corps, we are informed, was
49,. oroseworthy. Gen. FLINT, the officer OF
1 ,couiued himself handsomely, as did the
o., oi,be Field generally. The Brigade conf
,II ,r Caledonia and Washington aud part Of
Orleans counties.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

THE FIRE YET BURNING. The Fall River
Monitor says-''It is three months silence the
great fire in this place. and vet tho fire in some parts
of tho bnrnt dstric, is still burning We Yesterday,
in passing tho ruins of tho Pocasset House, noticed
that the FIRE was burning among tho rubbish Of
wholesale grocery store which had been kept in the
basement Of that once splendid building There was
large quantity Of corn, meat, and other articles
buried deep beneath the ruins, which in this smother
ed state continue still to burn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

~. ,,e,t New York agricultural Fair, held at
p,.oo.,er A.. week, was distinguished by the pres
.,,. cI Mr. Webster, Mr. Van Buren,. Gov. Seward,
"a, poacs, Frank Granger, and other eminent per-
IONS
Il, Webster made very interesting speerh on
~,o-s51y evening It is reported at 5ngth in tho v.
f. --,one. and we shall find room for some extinct,
FINN , 7, j. for the most part very comprehensive
,--.o ohe great elementary truths, which lie NJ the
,,. NJ the doctrine Of G0rey7ment protection do
nestle industry yIr Webster insists that the Guilt
v,,,rr cass The most lunortaut-that 1t has right
,povr add others to government professionalism the
Test protection or agriculture IS, 10 find mike good
markets. for d, 1roducts-that the best Of all markets
n /, me home mar IT. Having advanced thus Ear in
Mi, 1n6ani sglocsm, VIZ Webster does not distinct
draw ost 'a, obvious conclusion. but caves all
r7o arc acquainted with the familiar principles Of tho
-encan system, TO draw It for themselves. There
m nlason to the theories Of The Baltimore speech
ra' that su.iac, is handled very gently.
"r Webster made also, the same evening, a
REF Int exceedingly vehement speech nsninst ReDu
.s.:9a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
e. G. SPENCER's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA DISTRICT,
- Probate Cour, holden at Danvc. in and for
said district hs I'D day Of September A. D.
1913
ISAAC DENISON, administration Of tho estate %
Il Chester g. Spencer, la;e Of Burke, in said dis
trct deceased. makes application TO the Court here
10 extend the time heretofore allowed for the paw
nent ofthe debts due from said deceased and for the
sale of bis the further period Of year from
the ilth dnv of November next.
Whereupon it is orders, by The Court. that the
said application be hrard and decided Probats
Court 20 be holden Mt the Probate office in sai Dan.
vile. the 25th day of Ocruber next At O'Clock In
the aftcrnOon-lnd Tint notice thereof be siven 10
all persons interested, by publicar;nn Of copy Of
this order tn ee weeks successfully in the Caiedonan
a newspaper printed at ST Johnshury in said district.
the Inst publication Of which 10 DO previous 10 SAID
25th day of OctaIrr.
SAMUEL 3. MATTOCNS. Iutlan
\ true coPy-Aitest- 32aws
SAMUEL 3. MATTOCKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

lo1ag Mems Whig Co7rention.--VVe take pIens
IRE N transferring to our columns the proceedings Of
Wing Convention of the good city of Baltimore sing
'es'hs and inviting the assemblage there Of largely
ae'esa'ed Convention Of Wing Young Men, to he
'ea N AID and support Of the nominations and mems
"e' winch may be adopted by tho great National
wing Convention TO he held in the same city on the
''' Wednesday, in Nay, SAL
Sharing very heartily in the determined pu bic pur
'''e' which these proceedings have in view, and in
''' warm ana strong hopes which give them anna-
'O"' We nave only to say that, with good cause,
ever INC first thing in every Wing heart-with a man
''"Y 10 represent that cause and perfectly sure to
u''ue 's prncpies in success as unfffnchngiy as he
''' '"'e'n mem under disaster and defeat-wth
'"P'ete and brotherly union among ourselves-with
'"'''eSS 10 deberata and ardor TO act-with great
''' \'''er a'i)oi popular intelligence and patriotism,
80" widely excited and awaked to the public mis-
"'' 'ne disorders, the corruptions which we have
WIN TO longer to see deiorm the Government and
7'"'e "n''e they ruin the country-thc Wings,
Tue moment for taking the field arrives, cannot
' 10 succeed, if they will yet again strike AZ thew
''" J" 'S4o success fully equal is in their
''"''' ana cannot again be married by any such I'M
"ppy cause Nit. Int.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
WOOL IN THE NES-r.

We have aIready Unlimited opinion that the
wool growers of the North should not he much
alarmed by the representations OF great competition
in the West; and we repeat the advice while we give
the annexed article .ThntW esternW 90! may pay
well as any other article of their productions mny
be true; yet ifthe West rush into the business, the
competition will bring their wool prices which
viii pay we'll rs other productions. The Prui
re Farmer of this month, printed at Chicago, gives
this account of the Wool business in the West
Last year few hundred pounds of wool were
shipped from this place, and this year we find there
have been shipped, this date (hs 10th Aug lover
10 GOO lbs. This NAV be considered the commence
ment OF our exports of this important staple; and we
predict that only i've years hence it will amount TO
hundreds of TONS and in fifteen years thousands of
Important other articles OF agricultural pro-
duce,-wheat, beef, hemp, tobacco, butter, cheese,
sc yet consider wool and porl, as the great
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

'l'ecfot' Of Mr.. Clar-The following copied
,1'" ''a''orys 'Ife and Speeches of Henry Clay
,'e' one OF the most current of the wholesale cal
'e' against the great Statesman:
!" inc Spring of 1889, we had the pleasure of
~ FELLOW passenger with Mr. Clay, from New
b,4' '' 10 Louisville. After general acquaintance
O'en established among the cabin passengers. to
"a way The time more agreenbIy, it was proposed
game ct cards, in which one Of the number
,,,, r''eo 70 invite Mr. Clay to oiu When the invi
49,, "as gwen, ne enqured what game WINS pro-
me reply WINS, ''Brag'' The sudden com
''" Oh his lips, and the change from easy polite
adj e dign'hed department of one entitled to give
a.. '''ced, At once determination not to en-
IA 90, 's game Excuse me, gentlemen - said
~. nave not played game ofany kind Of hazard
~, '''' Twelve years; and take occasion to warn
,,r. AVOID prnctice destructive of n good
MAJ, ',u drawing after it evil consequences of errnt
IN my early days, it was nv misfortune,
Nm, -, "Ve'y and ardent temperament, to fall into
-, L.. a." 10 "a considerable extent and no ore
'''''e sincerely the evil and the consequent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
BRIDGE BROKEN DOWN

On Saturday last, MIR Hooker of Bakersfield was
driving drove Of cattle the North Branch
Bridge the Union House, of the centre string
pieces gave way and down went the bridge with tire
mendous crash, with twenty i've of the cattle. Ors
had leg broken, and several had broken horns and
other injuries Three much injured, that
they were killed. and on the next day understand
that one of the wounded died. Mr. Hooker settled
on receiving s53-prubahIy less than quarter the
sum which legal settlement wo1ld have cost
Montpelier pFatchmGa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

TIE POPULAR VOTE At TIE LATE
II ECTlNN

Tlking the highest vote ench ticket for Senator'S
with the exception of Grand Isle ror which tho Gov
.rnor srto is substituted, the result Is n follows:
Wig ticket 24.355
locrioco ticket. 22.o31
Third party ticket. 3,455
NaoH'r al Wing over locofnco ticket, 23iG; Of
arOioro md third party tickets the Wings Of
1893. ofihe Wing and third party tickets over the
Loccs577O Last year the Wing majority over the
''rioco ticket for Governor was 3n27-compHrativs
Nhla oss I'll in the aggregate Wing and third pur-
" vote the majority over the ocos was 5l2O, show
n now comparative loss Of $50. Compared with
H year, lie Wing ticket has fallen Oft 2sI3 votes,
he ocuoco ticket has fallen off 2IO2, and the third
7l'y ticket has increased s6I -DT. Vatcaman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
waAIaMRAGBga

AL@A-51-54-L@sA sG-5e5a
To- Derby, Sunday, Sept. "a. by Rev. William
Ciaggett, Rev. Charles Wiley, 81 Derby, to Miss
Harriet Claggett, Of Newport, ~ H.
The above marriage was sOemnzed in the meeting
hnuse in presence OF very large audience, and il
rendered the mnre interesting from the fact that
Nc Wiley and lady about 10 90 out missionn-
ries, under the direction ct the Am. Board, to the
Pnvvnee lndians. the Ear West
In Danviile, Sept. %, by Rev. r.. C. Hand, Mr
George l.. Heon to Miss Cynthia Webster, both Of
Danviile.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

The Buffalo ". T. Gazette. of Thursday, says
The full tide of fall emigration has set in. I'm
mense numbers of people seeking homes in the
west. Every steamboat which leaves our vvharves
goes laden with living burden.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

Yello,r Ferer at -VetC Oriczns.-At the Charity
Hospital for the +5 hours ending y. VI. the 18th
Sept. there were admitted 10 yellow f4ver pateuts
IA discharged. and 20 deaths. Reminding, So yell
low fever PATIENTS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
Z. EASTMAN,

FORMERLY AT nANvrLLE. VERMONT.
HAS commenced me business of
Il n REP AIRING TY.3T'CHES
At LittIeton. n. II. and will he Obliged to those VIII
may favor him with their custom. All work sent to
him bv stage will he promptly attended and re-
turned without DELAY.
shop one door east Of the Union House. 10 the
Store of Eastman. Triton & Go.
Lit;,eton Village. Oct. g. ls43. 3S3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondny, Der. 2.

BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday, Der. 2
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT market $50 beef Cattle, SIS Stores, 1000
Sheep, and 1850 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle--A small advance effect
ed from last week. We quote extra at 4 so; First
quality 4a4 IS; second quality 3 rs 4; third
quality $50 so.
Stores--'rwo year old Ss a Is; three year old
StI all.
Sheep-Sma lots Of 30 and 40 sold from
SOC to / AZ and 81 5O.--Wethers 20, TO SI,75.
Swiu~-shoats to peddle "A for sows, and 90
for burrovs;Ai retail from 10 ODE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

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