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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
Notice.

RY virtue ofan order OF the court Of
NcommoR Pleas OF Brown county Ohio
made at the September term Of said
court 1919, and revived At The Novem.
Der term of the same year, aud to me di.
rected, l., Edward Evans, administrator
of the estate Of William A. Frazer deed,
will expose 10 sale at the froRi door OF
the court house. in said county, at pub
lie oulcry, on Saturday the 18Th day of
April 1914, belweeA the hours of 10 o..
clock a. NJ. and4 o'clock P. M. Of said
day the7fOilOwiRg described real estate to
wit: Lot No. IA situate in the town OF
Sardinia in said county with the aPpurte.
nances and improvements thereon: Sub.
ject tO the widows right Of dover in the
premises, she being endowed Of the
south lower room Of the front building
together with the Kitchen and 90 feet Of
ground on the south side Of said LOT from
the front building parallel with the south
line Of said lot TO the west line Of the
same. Upon the following terms--one
shird in hand, oHe third ia nine months,
and one third in eighteen months after
tho day Of sale. The deferred payments
tobe mlds safeAby good securily,with in
ierest from day of sale.
The above lot is ordered BY the court
to be sold as the property Of Wm. A,
Frazer deed. by the adm'r. TO pay debts
and is valued, subject TO dover, at $3.50
EDWARD P. Evans, Admir-.
March IL, 1874.
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,MICHIGAN

We have already spoken Of the Demo,
a cratic victory in Detroit The following
paragraph from The Free Press shows
how The Thing is still Wo,king;-State
DEMouRATIc VIcroRY, Gen. L. S.
Humphrey, The democratic candidate fol
Mayor Of the city of Monroe, and fOuI
- out Of FIVE democratic aldermen have
been elected at their late charter .eiec
ton. H.. ", Disbrow, was tho Whig can.
didAte for the Mayoralty.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
Brown County, Ohio.
CoURT OF Com. Pr

jtt C0URT OF C0M. PLEAS,
James WoDds and aohn Wilson,
,Administrators' Of John Jackson, Petition to
decd. We. sell land.
Sarah Wilson and others.
To Lemuel Rounds aad Elizabeth Rounds his
wife, Jamss Windsr and Catherine Winder
his wife. -
X/OU are infomsd that, on this day. the a.
II boye petitioners 6sd their ps iition insaid
sourt, the object and prayer Of which is,to obtain
an order at the next term Of said court for the
appraisement aud sale Of the following real es.
tate, to wit: Lot No. l0s in FsesbuTg said
county, aud strip Of ground adjoining thereto
decided by John w ilson and wife 10 said Johr
Jackson, deed. s,.,.
JAMES WoODs,l
1871 JeHN WnsoN, Petitioners
Admr's. Of John Jackson, Decd,
Feb'y 27th. 1874. D. @ DEvORE, SOl'r
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

who Oar. --Gumbo was wicked no.
gro who had witnessed the ravages Of
the cholera, in 1892, with stole in differs
ence, but in '34, seeing his best friends,
dropping of BY dozens, in Negro Alley,
Buffalo, began 10 have some fears Of giv@
ing the last kick himself, 10 pretty much
llIs same style he was used fro dat mex
brick bst,' ii a row. Gumbo, then, for
tho first time, thought Of praying, to use
mis- own phrase, 'to do Angelo de Lord /,
declaring that If he could only be spared
sdis time,' he would be ready next year
10 be take up and lib forebber in massa
Abrshams bussom.' Some wags having
access 10 an adjoining room, separated
BY board partition, hearing him at his
b devOtions, knocked
who dali' III.
DE Angel ob &c Lord
what he want!'
want Gnmbo' VI
Blowing oul the candle, witha wbew'
tNo such niggef here. Dat niger bin
dead dis Two Tree week--dat de tr''te-
de fac.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
ATTENTIoNli

z Nhe enrolled members Of the second
troop Of Cavalry2 r. 2 SD. O..
M. are hereby notified 10 meet in the
town of FeesbGrgh L. T. o. on Salur-
day the S0lh day Of March, inst. at 10 o.
clock on said day for the purpose Of dril-
ling, sc. hH'
March 1ith, 1874.
A. SALLEE, CSpt.
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Brown Common PIeas.

Brown Common Pleas
Elizabeth Bohrer,
heirs.
Godfrey Bohrer, Ruth Bohrer, and Elisabeth ].
NRBohrer VIII take notice that petition was
filed against ,hem on the 4th day cf March 1874,
in the Court of Common Pleas by Elizabeth
BohreFa and Is now pending, wherein The said
Elizabeth Bohrer demands assignment of Dow
or in the following real estate to wit; I46 "a
cres Of land in survey umber twenty four hun
dred and forty eight mo. 244s) entered & sur
veyed in the name of Ballard Smith; Also LIS
acres ofland in survey number ten hundred and
twenty 1--WE, mo. 1925 entered and surveyed in
the name Of Nathsn iel Fox; Also 63 acres ei
land Ia survey number sixty FIVE hundred and
flynins (No. 6559,) ertsred and surveyed in
the name of FIancis Preston aud that at the
next term ofsaid court application will be made
by the said petitioner for an order that Dover
may be assigned in said premises.
rha ELIzABETH BoHRER.
March 4lh, 1874.
HANER & JOHNSTON Soils. for Pet'r.
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STATE OF OHIO, BROWN COUNTY,
Court Of Common Pleas. p.,.,.,,-
Mary Jane JOnes,i BY beS next Friend
and Guardian Edward Mcdaniel


Sally Ann Jones, Diana Jones, Louisa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jouss, Debo-
rah Jones, Rosnna Jones, Macy Jones
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Defendants will take nolieethat
Petition was fled against them 10 said
court on the 27ih day Of January 1874,
aud is now.pending, wherein partition and
assignment Of dover are demanded of
the following real estate 70 wit: In lots
Nos. Is. 81. rs and 17S in lie town Of
Aberdeen said county, and also Of lot
lying 10 said town between lots Nos. 10
and 149--SDd that at the next term Of
said Court application will be made BY
the Petitioner for an order that dover
be assigned and partition mtds Of sai 4
premises. MARY JANE JoNEs, By LoT
next Friend &c. EDwARD McDAsIEL.
DAVID G. DEvoRE, Any.
Jan. 9Th, 1874.
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RAILROAD PROM xENIATo COL

80. A charter has passed both branches
Of the Legislature for Railroad from x.
: - eniafo Columbus, =
,SA We learn that IN about year from
this lime the Railroad from Cincinnati
ri. will bs finished to Xenia. We have no
b doubt but that the stock in ihesa roads
- : will, in time, be Valuabls.- Statesman,
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Notice.

a T my instance, an attachment was
Athis day Issued by David Ferriar esq
Justice Of the Peace Of Pleasant towD.
ship Brown county Ohio, sgainst the
property aud effects of Nathaniel Fos-
terra non resident Of said county.
SAMUEL FOSTER.
Feb'y. 10Th. 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

" COONERY IN PENNSYLVANIA
The wings, ailer long time ballotiDl
for candidate for GovsAec Of Pennsyl
Vania, got TO this vote:-
- Joseph Markle, 6s
james irwin. 65
K So Mdrkle was nominated.
Il did not make much difference.
u - StateSmaR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

U is SAID that Senator Wright Of New
York, has positively declined an offer Of
the vacapt seat in the SuPTemo Court.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
BROWN Co. COM. PLEAS.

BROWN Co. CON1s EAEASs
Andrew Nevin
vs. Partition.
Jesse PeityiohD 4
Elizabeth FfszieT J
DEit remembered th1i on the 27tl
day 81 December lS43, The Petition
Ct filed his petition in the above case
setting forth that he is seized in fee as
tenant ii common with Jesse Pettliohn
Of the following tract Of land containing
80 acfes in Brown county Ohio. Begin.
ming Il three small white oaks, thence
south, 65 degrees west, 1853 poles TO two
hickories, ash and white oak, thence south
25 degrees east, 35 poles 10 an ash. su'
Gar 81 dogwood, thence north, 90 de"
6rees east, 63 g. 2-l0 poles loa walnut
and stone. thence south 25 degrees eest +,
9gN 8 10 poles TO Two sugar irees, ,thence
nor,h 25 degrees west, III poles 70 The
beginning, part Of Entry made inslhs
u sna of Bowen and Mitchel No. 1915,
and that Elizabeth Frazier, widow OF vii.
liam a. Frazier, decd is entitled toDow
Ain he undivided half thereof The
nefendenis are notified that application
viii bemade At the next Tern Of said
Cont bv the Petitioner for an order thai
Dover be set of 10 said Elizabeth 10 the
undivided half Of said tract of land, ant
that Partition Of said ptemises be made
between the Petitioner and Jesse Petty
John according 10 law and the prayer u
said Petition. ANDREW NEvIN, BY
sB sa 6. W. KINo, bis ATTY. /.
sFSbmGy5sthy yls44: Z s''si = ssS' :
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

W. kkys been ;nfofned thai Ex-Goys
b n f6Tnor Lucas, who .came from lows 10 bic
siiTssidbnee in Pike coa6iy last apdng. has
o. q said out his possessions ia that county,
3 and hasaRain returned 10 Iowa, with a
view Of locating himself permanently in
III that Territory Chill. Adv.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

Il is advertised that the Pennsylvania
Canals will be ready to receive water by
the 18th inst. A.
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DIED

~ this town. on Saturday morning hsi,
HTs. AHn POmerOy, wife Of Nc. ID, A
'POmerOy.
80 - s.-..L !. ..-L.--. A.ae
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Admiuistrator,s Sale.

TN puranes of an order Of tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio revived at
thsir November Term Is43, will proceed on
the premises on the 2lst day Of March next, ,De.
tween the hours OF 10 x 4 O'Clock, TO sell the
following real estate, Of which Samuel N. War.
nei died possessed a tract 0fland described as
follows towlt: Beginning at stake standing N,
50 l-2 deg. w, "a poles from s.ons in the road
corner . DowdDey and Moore; thence N SO I-2
deg. w, ZIG poles to a stake N. w. corner TO
the Lot; thence N. 81 l-2 deg. E, I-2 poles,
thence n, 3 deg. 2, poles; thence s, 50 deg,
E,6 6-76 poles TO the corner Of the ftable by the
Roads thence with thsioad N, 3eg. VS. polss
70 the corner Of tae honse thence s ,32 deg. w,
80 poles 10 the beginning: Lying in said eoun.
of BrOwn.-Said premises 10 be sold upon the
following enoditions, ,towit ,one half the purchase
money in hund aud the balance payable in six
months, TO be aecumd by nOte and security.
HENRY-W -WHITEMAN, Admr.
cfSamuel N. Warner deed
February, 18th, 1914.
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/. We are requested to announce JoSErH
N. HARxAN as "a candidate for Cons'a'
SIs of Pleasant township at the aPProscn'
inS election.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
Z2.ARlEeSa

In ALBANY, VI Dec 10, Mr. IEsaE BosvvoHrTf
ngsd 10. He had been resident IN town % years.
tie mad aiwHys been esteemed and loved a. M M
lst, 'Ind md lhgiug nsighnar IN ntfeetionate us-
nnnd- 4 tenner Ind naugent inther. lie eft Eaod
evidence Of being child Of God md IN heir 1i heav-
IN He was nurn resigned in his iu-t sickness. "A.
hnugh d-epiy impress cd with sense OF his 1nyyurrfl
ness he manifested strnng rciianca on God. Ills
Hopa vas evidently built alone On he ltoning blood
% Christ. lie looked for Justification atone IN Inc
name % Cnsr. In Him done ne expected 10 be lc-
iepted % 'i0d- Ito WIS nucft delighted with the
society Ind conversations of his christiau friends He
manifested much anxiety Tor The welfare OF the
church. Of which he WIS member. and in hrs asst
moments relnIced IN hope Of glorious immortality,
/ uiiors M v. IL anu Ms. are. AEG. Com
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gg.@azsnr.Nt es9Ea

In I.unenburgh. Jan. 1, by Rev. Mr. Giiues, LASH
HERTZ HAsTINGs, Esq OF this town, 10 Mrs. MyHA
e.. Mills, daughter of hs Hon Spencer Clark OF
Llnenburgh
IN Waterford, Dee 25, BY Inssph Felch, IT, Esq.
Nr IosEpH Dow, of lrusbuTgh, 10 Miss LKDIN
HEACH, OF W
In Morgan, Dec. rs by R0v. = g. CLARK, Hr
JnIN ELLIor 70 Miss MARY BARTLETT, both nf
Morgan.
In Morgan, Dec. 2, by Zsnns BARTLETT, Esq. VIZ
CoHEHN BALcIt 10 Miss NIEENE q. S,yAzI.Y,
bnth OF Charleston.
In Morgan, Oct rs, by Rev. D. Packer. Mr Win
EIA0I ARAIsrHONG 10 Miss Sally BRovuI, both
Jf Holland.
In NewburYi IAN a, Capt. Joshua Hale, COIN
lnnnder of Ship Pacific Of Neyyburvpnrt We. to Miss
SOPHIA e. daUghter Of Hon. A. q. w. Tcnney.-
The Captain md his beautiful bride anil immediately
rom New York TO New Orleans, and from themes 10
LiyerpnnL Long life and happiness attend them.
In Northumberland. " II. by Rev. Daniel Row
'ey, IolTN LVTiE, EsF 20 Miss RnnEccA dauuh-
ter OF IoiIH Cohieigti, Esq both Of ".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

IRE We earn that the house and ont buiEd
'R' belonging 10 lEr'A 8 Merrill. in Cornutou. and
-D'''' Wy nan recently ID tavern stand, were
.''''u'a W IRE on Monday night asst. The tirn
discovered ubuu o. clock NJ night. among some
'"4" ID snen adjoining the house. We understand
''' '1"'ai PART of he urniture Sc. was savssf
- vine iiutuai for EI4O.-Mer6rcohe Ct1-
-'tte, Dec %.
.oA PaEsInESr.-rie passengers IN
''s walnut Hills, on her passags from Cincin-
-, -0ns'Ioos L vote the coming PresiGen--
''se''on' The resuit stood Is follows:
e, -''' Iaat". For Clay, Is; for Van Huran, &;
=. ~ ,-4'A Sao1n and on Decis.-F0r Clay, %; for
1oru. III " '0' I'LL
NG AcrInEYr.-A INN WIS ISlIIe,i IN
--''a'n hairoad, near 6ennef,unix. Ne, bv the
'"' u cars on Friday afternoon. He vns srda,,,-
49,, Jet la team across the trick, but before he
lstaRtiy ''- '''''' N'A'i''@ "i'n
Jun Carona Chronicle, seeing the hopeless
'if calhoun chance for the Presidency. has
Mar. 1'' o' Henry Clay. It saws the Wings of the
NM using Themselves and will be ioiued nv
,,,. -Die'eH's OF MIR Calhoun. vino aru exnsuerated
'ea'a'eut he mas received.
.s,v.s : hIssIoSTARIEs.-A letter Just re-
!v,v ,'0n NY Brother, ". Brown, dated sibsabunr
,s,,. 'SaS' contains ,he neiancs,oiys inreIIi-
siuO,, .' ueala OF ihree Missionary Eiztera-EIrs
an " oninan, Ara. .Comstocis OF Arrnkan,
lon 3san OF Chian-y G. B.-P5ics. Of Free
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
GROWING BEFORE THEY ARE OFT OF
rTfE VVnnns

Some three weeks ago there wua simultaneous
effort made on the part oi the Van Bnran portion of
the laEoioco party TO get up "hnTmony ahoyv1' in
the ranks OF the opponents Of tho Wings. Van Bu-
rem men wrote letters from Washington 10 v7rious
parts Of The country for publication and our neghbnr
Of the star disCouTsed quite eicitousy upon the an
nIating prospects ufharmony the runks Of the 1ur-
y. This movement evidently znmmon 10 -carn
Cahoun'f, Tyler's and Cass's friends and alao 70
encourage their own disheartened followers. But
instead Of harmony, confusion exists with Them worse
Than ever. The uverbeurug conduct Of the Van
Bursnies towards the other branches ut the locnoco
aIniiy ms excited them greater degree OF mad
ness Both Caihouu's and Tyler friends threaten
war anew upnn the ''sage of Liudeuwaid Van ma
surcneded in checking off Buchanan, but not his
friends. and mere g al the harmony vet secured.
Discard among them gets aloug finely. We ike TO
see the rogues falling Honest men nav thereby
get their dues.
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aHLGAGs DISTRICT
T1r Hon. tho Probate Caurt Tor this. District of
Orieans-To ali prisons concerned in fha Estate
Of ERAsrus HATrH. late ut Holland. decsass,i.
GREETTNB.
VA HEuEAs. OFrm NeEcnmb. Executor OF sh8
w win of sBid deceased. has filed in said
Court his application in writing. representing that
7aa deceased died seizrd at the south quarter
NJ he irst division drawn he original rlsit Of
IheopHllus Miles hsin< part OF Lot No. 1. IN tt1s
second aBgn ~ lots Holland containing iorty-4sy-
IN and half lcfes. iess which said piece
parcel ~ and IS under membranes Of SfOG.-
auJ that there IL sufficient his hauus sr
the pay meut 1t ssId ncurnhranCe without safe Of
Real Estate md requests Licensu to soil the sstais
described for that purpose
Therefore, you are hereby notified to nppeaT 1t a
81 he Probate Court holden n The Pro-
bate Office Irasburgtr TIM last Wednesday Of
January next. and shov causs Il auv vuu have why
License should not be- granted aforesaid. And
his order snail I've published three weeks scressivpiy
in the CHPdonsn. printed -. JDfrnshurv, in thia
Stnts besorH the day assigned for hearing
Given uHier my hand at lrusbuTgl, in suid Dis
Lric;, Tins 18th day Of December. A. D. IS43.
33aw3 GEO WYE. Judge.
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PREBLE STREET HlTSE.
PORTLAND. -IFE

PORTLAND, -JFE.
g1'HE subscriber vould inform his friends mt ne
q FuhiIc.in tho vicinity OF Vermont and View
Hampshire, that ne still continues 10 rnrrv IN rhs
Pubic House business It hIs old stand q Frrbs 4.
Tbs. Houss - locatei within sn r0ds N he Market
lud business p1rr IT he civ; he House hgs had
large addIoHs naue 10 t the PAST season: the stable
Is The arEsst The city, ana -ituaied .hn, all aad
cd eams lua carriages stanL under cover and safely
locked up. The House IS calculated expressiv Cor
neuium price hIsFncss House, and the proprietor
niedges himself mat nothing snail ie wanting IA ms
part 70 maze i lgreeabis house for he traveller
and lil VITO nay favor iin with n call
336n'i5 JEREMIAH g. LEAvT-T
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C,nnearsI Railraad.

I'M ami after the lst OF Wow. Passenger trains
~ will daily, Sundays exceuted. in connection
with the 0ost0n and Lowell, ans EashIs and low
ell Railroads as follows, viz
leave Boston 1t = L ". ard ) n.
Leave Concord at ; II, II Ii Sc 3r4
Trains from Intermediates uiacess will rum as fol-
lows, viz. Up TRAINS
Leave Lowell at Ia n. - - Y * 6 III r VI
do Ssshua At pw&TpH
10 Manchester % + A VI. rs GPW& ga VI
immediately the arrival Of hescnrs from Enstol
DOWN TRAINS.
leave AInchesseF ) L. - Il, - M,S 33krI
DO Sashua - ". II & t5-4P=
do lowell FL v. %pv 81 5 I-@rN
Immediately rrrIval ut he cars fFoaa Concord
The second train rom Concord arriges in Baste1
70 season tor BaEsenrrsto take he o'clock train 70
New York
The rnad connects with he Goutorl end Maine Rail
Road 80 chat passengers may pass aetvixt Concord.
Haserhiil, Exeter au1l PnTtiand either WY SiaiIv
stages Immediately the arrival ofthe fret rain
n Concord, leave by vuruus routes for Hopkiutou
Newport, ClarpmoHt and Windsor; for lebanon AMI
Hanover; Plymouth and HaverltIIi; CIaSaH and Or
f0r Meredith Bfidrr, Centre Hnrbor and the Wits
Mountains. On the ri Jay frun Boston, 5tagrs
reach Rayuion. Niddlebury Montpelier, and bur.
'ingtGu connecting there tire sea1ubuar amt sta.
yrs QgIeusburgh; stages, also from HareffiL
5tnusiess cnunrcting tileFeiIi sIa.es 10 Moure-
al Nuneruusz e'deF stages connecting with the
Concord RailcoRa run the uTIueipai Easg ~ In New
Hampshire, Vermont ana thr CaIa,las.
stages run Cally rom Franklin and Sanbarutoa 10
he IL O'Clock train. returning aer he arrival Of The
III ram from Boston.
MERCHANDIsE TRAINS
Kun daily foil8Nss.
leave Boston 3 "a II and arrive at Casseu.a
the same evening.
leave Concord at . a. 2 q EnrI arrive " H5star.
At 2 the next marning
Freight. First class, 81 second claas. s5s
Freight should bn delivered Conrnrtl AMI Has-
ton hour IA ieazt b fore leaving to insure de-
livery by Iefirst zsIeceesiinr. train
All rrzssugsrHs bnEEaTs around 30 markell AMI
iaefE saias lt aors man s0. notice slloaIl be giT
eil iEa extra ctlargBa si. no claim lor damage
Or loss beyond sGGh sum viii be .IIo7xeti
n q. EPfTast shp't
Nov, ,, IS43. aZsfF
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IC= The following is one day aier-lrum the
Of the l0rrid murder ia r.. Island. Il ia from the
Preyidence Journal:
TIE MURDER ol Mr. Sprug1rs- The chain of cir
cumstauriai evidence which CONNECTS the two Cor
doHs with the murder of Mr Sprague gruws stronger
lHd Il Is NOW the settled opinion that they IRE the
guilty parties. Yesterday, William Gordon, brother
OF tie other to and Michnsl o 'Brisn were arrested
and committed o'Iirien in company with
the GoruonH- Sunday, and known 10 have had
EdiffcuitY with Mr. 5prague. Robert Gordon anoth-
er brother arrested, bur discharged, il rot up-
pearing that he mad been Cranstun had had any
communication with ms brother The mother of the
GiOrdDns has also been arrested.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

ACCIDENT Mr. ]. II. Simonds, Of the Windsor
House, in this vllage, riding Saturday asst,
with valuable spunuf horses, himself in the sleigh
and three luhies. When passing down the COnnectI-
cut the Cornish side little above Davis Brook
the horses became uuinanageabe, s. being rsined
ont OF the road stop then throw the parties cut OF
the sleigh, escaped from the driver, and OH corning to
the bridge, off, falling about twenty feet upon
the rocks, killing the horses and badly iniuring the
sleigh A good raiug might have saved them. Losa
about S2-aOO.-If Chronicle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
ELECTIONS EUR CONGRESS- IN MASS.

The trial asst Monday elect members Of Con-
gress in the 3d. 9Th and nh Districts in Mass. appsnrs
10 have resulted "A the choice Of Rockwell. Wing in
The Nh, and pFobuhy Baker, Wing. in Jhs 6th. In
The Sd, Abhot, big. may all 200 snort OF being g.
lected His grim since the full election is s04i lie
will 20 itHaxt time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

THE BAyHER 5T-AgF.--Va earn from the
Whseng Times. that the great Clay Banner Staff
cut from the Ash Of Ashland, by the hand Of Henry
Clay and hevu by the hand, Intended for the
Flzs hannsr OF the Baltimore Convention, mad arriv
ed in that city LIS 10 fest oug Tour inches through
1t the base, and the top, and aa straisht and
trua in the grain, aimoAi Lhs great statesman him
aslE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
ORANGE HEYVO0D.
TO HN ID E~S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERNuyr

Caledonia uTsTuIrr. -.
a = Probate Court holden DanvtIle. i'm aiui for
said district. tae Ii day uf January, 4. D.
Is44-
VT HEHEAs, Moses hittrpaze. humanitarian of
" he Estate Of IOHN IDE. late Of ST. Inlns-
hurry ia he county OF Caledonia. deceased has
rHae application lis Court 10 extend tho line for
paying me debs due from said decrnsed the further
period Of one year rum he 18th dny Of Fabrrlarv
A. D. Is44.-it .s therefore ordered that adj uer-
Interested re notified VI said application: and
that he will be heard md deciGe,i n Probate
Court 70 re holden he Probate OfFre in Dan, lie
aforesaid. ihs 9th day OF January ~ D. Is4.l
Al ten o'clock ia the forenoon. by publishing
COPY Of he record OF inns order three weeks s1ccra-
iveiy IN the GaieGoHilu uevsFaper printed at said
81. IGIusbury,
SAMUEL. d. MArTOCKS, Judge
4 true cDpv, -32Gv3
Attest, SAMUEL. B. NATTOCKs. Iusirr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsIATCRE

Was orgnniznd last Wednesday, by the election Of
LhomHa kiHnieutt, Wing. Speaker OF the House
vote, AiHnisutt, I7s, Boutwell,, ocs, III. J,niuh
Chimney, if. Wing, wis elected President Of lhs SEN
ute, by mhiOrity,