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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-03

LOUISIANA. The House of Representatives OF
his Suite have pissed resolutions 80 to 10, in favor
If the annexation Of Texas.
sEP1he Anti Annexation meeting I'm The 29lh nit.
II Fnneuil HAIL. Boston, was large aud spirited -
'ohn NJ Williams Of Boston, President The pre-
urinary proceedings only have reached u.s.
On SHAME, WHERE Is my BLUsH' salute
"r one hundred guns, was fired yesterday, on Dos
roN COMMON, in honor OF IhGpassnge of bill in
he House Of Representatives in Congress- TO extend
The territory Of the Untnd States, aud rivct forever
the bands Of the sluve!- Boston Jomoal jan, 90
The LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP. Tho New
Orleans l'rlN unr, of the It'll instant says 1.-THE
,"ronntS from NIL sections Of the State go To show
that the sugar planters have been pnsually fortunate
during the present The crops have been
large, and the yield Of sngtr good proportion. This
with the low price Of cotton is sIl stronger induce
cnt To many Of the largest planters Of that staple
undertake the culture Of the sugar cnne;''
How ptD GET THERE? The Bangor Court
or says that Walter IlaSy of bennington, Me, few
dlys since, found Il cent emheid"p IN tho middle Of
an GN'S liver. The liver was entirely enclosed round
the cent aud the imprint Of the letters up
on the parts with which they had been in contact.
THE GREAT MORTALITY AMONG THE FISH.
The Broo%lyn Star says; "rhe fishermen take
comPara,ive!! few in their nets, and Of these many
said To he dead, some blind and others partially
pnral, zed The clan veders oC Rockaway have
muuIy given over ,hcir occupation. The clans ure
said have bitter, t,rry rse, MS if they had en-
bibed btuminous qualiiies with their aliment."
THg "PArRtor" PRtsoNERs.-The remainder
OF The "l'Hir'"t prisoners all Of whom have now
brrh Phrdnn"d by the British Government, pnsstd
through This place nn Friday last, on their way to
Canada - pergcnHcs PermoYier.
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latest Foreign News.

The Sleanber Cambria arrived at Boston Fri
cay with Liverpool dates to the 4th ult.
I'll" most important items of news relate to the
condition Of the Church Of England. The Bishop Of
NorwIck has delivered Sermon, in The course Of
winch he observed that the remains Of Ilomish
were 'II to he found in the services and rubrcks Of
We church of England, and expressed hope that
"''ef generation would not pass away before the
'O"u''n @Hd he pnrgeI Of these Popisttcai remains.
very cr"wed meeting was held at Exeter, the
,'y"r presiding. ut which adopted resolutions
"'Fec'lIng the attempted revival, by the Bishop Of
'"' p"ce"e and Others of "obsoee ritual observnn-
'.' ana uSnges' (Which are associated in the minds
VIE people with the supurstitions and corruption Of
""'"e' and Memorial 10 the Queen, praying her
"''"Pt such revision and alteration Of the Ru-
'"N'' Lannon's and laws of the Church as shall es-
"" un'"rmlty adapted to the present times,
"'s "Ppease our unhappy differences. and
''' """y and peace to our national Protestant
Church,,
~" Is The loading topic in the newspapers.
u" reported that hIr Everett is to lctve England
@lheSpring.
l.. lotion market was in good state, and cot.
,,' "1".'"o'urer' had not been so busy FOR many
= 'n Immense number Of new mills and addi-
W Oh ones have been erected. Meantime the
nv ''"'en'S !" favor of repeal Of duty raw cot
ID ""'y was still plenty,-good paper was discount
~mI Ito p per cent.
fiSO '""' ""- '''''" w.
ch.. lance The Kings speech ut the opening of the
,,D.,,, was full of topics of congratua,ion-the
Ina peace the Morocco affair, the visit to Eng
"'0fr'uge of another son, &c.-and opposi-
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Temperance Meeting.

The nrnuhi meeting Of the Orleans County Young
Mems lemperance Society for the choice of Ulcers
for the ensuing year, wul ho holden at Baton the
I'd Tuesday of February Illh day. TT 10 O'Clock
a. VI. The Executives Gonnttee (upnn whom de.
voivr the duties Of making necessary arrangements
Tor the u,rIng) are, Nes5rs. 5. u, kmrbaIl, 4. G..
Robinson and Gilbert Ills
1t is hoped hlt the friends OF the will attend,
the benefits resulting tn community from thor
ougi orsnnz on and uiumph of temperance princ
pies ia The county, would more than compensate ia
friends ior any sacrifice they called upon TO make.
II, HASTINGS, Secretary.
Troy, Jan 90, lS45 TN
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Of Ga. proceeded to supnort tho measure Of annex
ing 'rexns 10 the t'rucd stntes
lie con,erded tbo, ,,s onostion Of onneyntion hnf
been pu, in issue in th, Int, Presidential election
rh, rronle IN ,h,, a,c,io, Ind docdrd in C,vor n,
nnneyn,inn Mruv If the \ybys who snppnr,r,
Mr. CLAW warn !, c,,,r ,c ,,,,a>,,i,, This II, lone
,ns lin. cuse in ,hs nor,i,o or c,notrv he hni.,,
from. lie vus rent, I'M, IN Mr. Rn,rbun. who. Al,
\ IT, s,iI ind s,,J ,l,, ,ho r,vos issr had M, b.,
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STATE or VERMONT,

Orleans County, SIS.
IT Is Ordered th,t CiT,rd Brown, the ,l~fendunt in
the foregoing libel who resides without this state be
notified nf the pendrncv Of the samr by publication
oG the substance thereof, rnGeth"r with this order in
the Calr,nnun. printed al 81 Jnhnshury in the Coun
Of C'rdnnin three weeks ssivey, the last Of
which puhcatons to b. not less than three WEEKS
hc1rr thc session of the Court which sail lihel is
preferred. which sh hc sufficient notice Ia The said
Clifford Blown to appear and answer the said hhrl.
Gi'cH under hand at Insburgh this lGih day
of January. 4. d. 1875. [392w3
STEPHEN ROYCE, Judge Supreme Court.
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Lewis W. VaG's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA. -.
Alta Probate Court holden at the Probate OITics in
Dhnvili", in said district, on the 2eth day OF Janu-
AIRY. A. ID. 1915
DIN MORSE, Administrator of the Estate of
~ Lewis Wingv late of 81. Jnhnshury in The cuun-
~ of Caledonia deceased. presents his account Of
administration against said Estate Tor nL,wancc-
WherruPnn II is ordered by SAID Court that said Adj
minslraror notify all persons interested in said Es'
tate, to appear at Probate Court To lie holden al tho
Probate Ofior in said Dnnville. on the 10 h day OF
FEBRUARY, A. lsi5, and Officer 10 the allowance OF
said account. if they cause, hy publishing a copy
of the record uf Ihis rl.r three weeks succes,ivey
in the Cardnnan, newspaper printed ut 81. Johns
hurry in said district
sAM'L d. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy, [392w3
Attest SAML b. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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Dom IN VIRGINIA. The Senate Of Virginia -
(-trongiy oco) has ial on the iIbe the resolutions
Of the New Hampshire Legislature in favor of llnrr
and nouism. One rotc only recorded in their favor
We learn from the Providence journal that Dorr
declines TO accept The rendered cemency Of the egis
turc. Ito doubtless breads the retirement ofpriraie
life and his party are 10th TO lose fruitful theme
for agitation
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I}:5AEArGA

In this town, Ian, 25, Miss REDEccA, Laush,er
Of NJ. ErastuS llI, aged Is.
In thus tnwn, Jan. %, ALBERT ALLEN, son Of
Mr. J"hu Higgins. Jr. aged weeks aud days.
In Dnnville, Oct 26, of cun-umpIinn Mary Ann
drugll "r Benz ,mn Ienness, nged II.
In Dnnville, Jan. 10, SuIiyau son Of Luther C.
and Margaret e. liaichelder, nged ear aud 8 ms.
In Ch,rIo>town, Ms. Nov. -, Erasru- ID. aged %;
Dec. I, Enoch II. aged 2 OF josiah Dution, Of
lIHrdwlck, VI
ed months.
In Danbury, n. II. Dec. 81, Mrs. ABIGAIL, rel
let Of VIZ Du,Ion lIonan, late OF bradley vale, VI
aged 10
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NOTICE,

TEN'IE subscriber having sold out and stopped
Il business at Lyndon Cantrr, requests all those
who have unsettled accounts with him, to call aud
settle the same, Ivy note otherwise by the LIST Of
February, aud all demands due Of mnro than ono
years standing must be paid by the LIST of March,
or - hLONZO BEMISS.
Lyndon Centre. Jan. |. lsf5. 3SSw6
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IMPoRrANr. The following bit Of intelligence
tho Boston rreuscrip, copies from EnsIih pa
per- and recommends it the attention Of the ''mem
beers of the Anti pokngyour nose Into other peoples
business Society,"
WANTED IMMEptATELY. few persons, Of
fair character Gage nr immeteria) at salary of
{ 500 per annum, merely to mind their own business;
with periodical incruash, equivalent 10 ElOO0 per
annuu,. to leave other peopes alone Applications,
with Testimonials, to he addressed TO the honorary
Secretary of the neglected Home Department
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1t is remarked in the National InteIligencer. tina,
more than half of the p session of Congress has
already passed away without single act u: any
consequences having been consumnated, except the
one relative the election Of President throughout the
Union on the same day.
ACCIDENT a man by the name of Franswnrth,
belonging To io-tun, who Engaged III blasting
rocks Thursday, at the Now factory IN Lancaster,
Mass was blown up by the acc'dnnln dropping OF ii
spark rs he preparing To touch on Ike blast -
iie thrown about hundred feet III the air,
and shattered To pieces.
Vermom The first 10 Declare independence We
learn from hn mdaiatgnhe Antiquarian, tina, the fir,
declaration of the Independence of New Connecticut,
(alms Vermsnt) has been found, bearing date anteri
ar 10 that of the famous Mecknnburg declaration -
Vermont then has the honor OF being the first 10 de-
clare Independence. We hope 10 get II light at this
document before long - HaichmGa and Journal.
win you take II inch u. snuff, MIR Spri+sing?
No, thank you; If my nose had been intended {"
a dust hole il would have been turned to,her side
up
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ton seemed to be too Far disarmed TO make head II
gninst the Cad ct.
Ia Sw'lzsrland the rroteslnnts have been defeated
ut Lu'erne, with bloojshed, Rumors are uAoa, thai
they will nrm in other Cnntons
Nothing new from Spain or the Fast.
II Is sad that the King of Prussia hOs prepared
and Is about TO publish "Conslitution' Cor the
kingdom.
Accounts from Syria speak Of continued dislurbnn-
ces ut jerusalem and also in the district of Mount
l.ibnnus.
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az y q :.s9s. z =. ,eilse "

WI - - - = - y = = =
In Cabot, Jan 27,hy Rev. |. II. Stone, Mr. JANE
NJ CURRirR, Of Enfield, N. IL. TO Miss MARY T.
LYFoRD, Of CnaiS
NV Ilamp,hire'- lofty granite hills
Attract Ncrmnnt's swect daughters fair.
Suhiue AID cultivate THEN wills,
70 i've aud love, aud l"cntr there. Com.
In Dan.dle, Jan 10, 10y Rev Mr. Chlmberiain, Nr
Daniel u uichedcr 10 Miss Hannah Emerson, both
of Dlnvis
In Guldhn by Rev Mr Hall, Mr. Michael Carrie
ton, jr. Of iuverlm " H. To Miss Susan Gone. Of q,
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NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given To all those who have
~ unsettled accounts or notes with the Pnssump-
sic Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile Company that
said demands muSt he paid prior 10 the first day of
February ls45. Said demands will he in the hands
of agent TIL that time after which time they will
he left in the hands of attorney for collection
Immediate attention 10 The same is requested.
a HsO,
will he sold at public auction, tue first day of March
next, if not previously disposed of, the well known
Store situated in Pas-umpsic Village, formerly
pied hy Bracket So Bacon. Said Store belonging to
said Company is located in first rate place FIR bus
mess Terms made known ut the time aud place of
sale
Fnr further particulars inquire Of the Directors,
John Wilson. WIN. Lawrence aud Jnnathan Law
renee The Pass. T. Il VI. NJ. Co.
DAVID Sissy, Agent.
Passumpsic, jan. 6, 1915. 3soa
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Jan. q,

EKlIllION NNNNnf, Mondly, IAN. q.
Reported {, the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Al Market, 79o Beet Cartl., 1900 Sheer. and
i76 swine. 100 Beef Cattle uush!d
PKicEs- Ecef C0ttie Several lots nf Cattle were
purchased on Saturday at last eoh's prices, which
ware not sustained tod y, pIrrcnlury on the sec
ond Iunmy. ENtn SS5 5.25; fret quality ,I,75 8;
Secund quality +,25 $50; thrd qunl'iy 373 II 4.
Sherp - Common Sheep from - 10 2,2o; W eth
ers S2,25 to 1.
Swms-no lots sold to to pedilc, two small select
ed lots To ship, at 81 &c. At retail ! to Sc.
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LATER FROM MEXICO. Vera Cruz dates to
The I'd instant have been received ut New Orleans
Santa Anna still in the field, and had not been
'eraated was reported lie had SEIZED upon the
money in the mint belonging to the merchants Of
'hHcO, leaving that which belonged to foreigners
Untouched, and within a few leagues ofthc city
" NrN'co, which was expected would soon be at-
tucked by him. There were different rumors as to
The numbers which were mnrshacd under Santa An
ma and i'aredes, hul battle was soon xpccled.-
S'nla Anna had been formally stripped Of all his
N'Hly by act of Congress. Tampco had joined the
revolt against him
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II.tn
~, h"' n,,r, 81 John, sample, Schenck, Sever
Rd''D n ~ seymour, N Y, A. Smith, N Y.,C.
,'tt " f. ClciSgD, A. Stewart, Pa, Summers,
'm"'' ,rId,n. Tyler, Vance, VanmeIer, Vim.
4 ,,r,,,cd. JVaegioa ] While, Ky b. IphHe,
IN, W ,ry,i,@s. Winrhrop, William Wright, N.
", a. oros in Haiics
Nf"a,d,r,tion WIS moved md voted down.
a' or tho delegation from Nr~ England
10, o,,in,t Annexation 10 7 in lis favor. Tho
N'". NJ. the seven who voted in lis favor, all Of
,ru IocoFo o.;
,'" =, C,rey. Of Me. Edmund Burke, Of N, II,
EP'rnp .,,nn,cr. Of Was Mn4es Norris. j.,
W.T. S,,mour of Con. John Stewart, Con
Snop SuuOn',
~,. r,aouGu THE IloUsE.-A Joint Rcs-
49,. o,o,iJing for the Annexation of Texas to the
". .,,o. ,y1s driven through the House, rs we
.,,,sd. on Saturday. aud by an unexpected
..,n,i,riry. It is in n shope which surronders
~, ,,,,, to slavery, allowing freedom but little
va, orroct and raviue in the Santa Fe region,
M, oo,cr did nor can belong to TcXas. This
.,,,. received eight Wing votes from the Slave
t,,lns States viz. those of
u;,,,rby Newton, Va Milton Brown, Tenn.
Att Stephens, Ga, J"hn Is AShe'
lL Cnrh, Jon" ~ l,"S'on'
Lm" "e"e'' ''"'
.,s H. an account Of lis ultra Slavery ch ,rnctcr,
..,,sb port.sing willingness to support bill which
oroda ''' 'o"'P'o''''' "''"
S"'n' were
John T. l,""' ~ '" 49,, rs ~
y" ,' u" q, n,,,,, C;rnsn do
5.sn, II.oirh. Nc. Charles = Benton, do
reinia White, do. Jos. H. Anderson, do.
Robot Duul p, do y ID. Carpenter; do
lIIhnu,n, "'' W.
w.. : C.,p, Conn. Gen RutLlun. do.
Hem, s. lohu. do David l. Seymour, DO.
l. e, Finer j. i.em"eI Slr'Son' 90
lmr' ~ d'"''' ''''" S"' ''o'u'' " "'"'o'' w 10
y.,. IT,, n,.,ac,.o cha o.on, ho,o. g.
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ICFWe find the following in the BOSTON Atlas.
me Indies OF Virginia hive resolved to n noble
statue OF Henry Cny, ut the Capitol Of the State and
inc contribution of Nr Iirudley is in all Of the pro.
j"ct The VIZ Bradley alluded to is none other we
S"pPoS" than that whole souled Wing, Harry Bradley
of Burlington
'Alr bradley, Of Burlington, VI cncloses to Mrs,
barbour, Of Richmond, Va. the sum of 800, being
1925 each for himself, wife md two daughters, to-
wards the erection "C the proposed statue OF Henry
Clay. Mr. Is. Huthorses further draft on him, il
needed.
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New COMET IN THE SOUTHERN SKY. We in.
serted in Yesterdays Palladum, Gom New Orleans
paper Tho iIrh, statement that passenger in
the steamboat from Mobile TO New Orleans, on the
evening Of the OH, supposed that he saw comet in
the Southwest, lror!ssor Olnsicnd has received
communication from an intelligent gentleman of ST
Mnry's Ga MIR w IL. Clarke. confirming the appear
anrc Of such Car in the South bat making ils
wny grnduni'y norrhward, so that possibly il may
hn visible in own sky. II seems to be Of
unusa dimensions though less magnificent than the
grent comet Of 1913 W Hdrea PaIldliqm
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CHAs. ]. DAVIS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT,

Orleans District,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF Or.
ienns-'r" all prrsn,is concerned in The estate of
Thomas Hirtweh, late OF CraitsLury, deceased,
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S0DO 90

Leaving the sum Of 5000 90
I've raised from The Real Estate, And the deccas-
ed died sriz d Of Real Estate in Crnftshury known
the home farm containing about 100 acres OF land
and nppuitcnancrs. And request The Court 10 grant
him License to sell all the Real Estate part can
not he sold without Injury 10 the whole.
Therefore, it is ordered that all concerned he notified
to appear ut n session Of the Probate Court, to he
held ut the Probate Office ut Il arhnrgh on the 18th
day of February next. that they may give bonds for
the payment Of the debts, and he heard in the
of the Administrators account, aud show why
License should not be- granted as aforesaid.
a nd this order shall I've published three weeks
ccssivclv in the Calrdnnau, newspaper. printed
81 JohnsLury in this State, the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aioIesad
Given under my hand Mt the Probate Office at Iras
hurgh, this 18Th DAY of Jan. a. ID ls45.
39lw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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VOIU1a OLE lsIllAlHlD0EIo
SATURDAY, JULY 10. lS45.


Great Skill and Reckless Daring.
MIR Hole ,MB,-I am sorry to see you
engaged in encouraging reckless and I'M
necessary exposure of life, as manifested
il your remarks in the last Voice, con-
corning the Menagerie. To be sure,
skifu!ness is prasworhy, but when it is
directed to needlessly hazardous undera>
kings, in my opinion, it should be rebuk-
ed rather than Iaudrd by respectable and
temperance men.
consider it laudable for people 10 nan.
ifest desire 10 see the wonderful works
Of nature as exempifed 10 the animal
creation; and think, also, our law ex-
trcmely wise in requiring heavy tax for
the privilege Of exhibiting, as it prevents
continued paltry exhibitions, and enables
those who provide a good Caravan, 10
reap reward for their enterprise. But
until they will dispense with their danger.
our exploits I shall not favor them, allho'
am much gra'ifed to learn that their
h,nds do not use strong drink.
What should we think OF a father who
for sport, should lay pole across deer
chasm, aud then invite his son 10 show
his skill in walking across it. Many
managers Of wild beast, and o'her people
have thus needlessly lost their lives. Thi:
same Dfiesbach, last year al Baltimore
led out Tiger which grabbed a boy. bu
his skill and dexlerity enabled him to save
the boy. Fine sport!
Among the various slurceo Of enjoy
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J. T. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

should meet the continued and united ops
position of the Wing party throughout the
Union.
ResOLOed, That the history of the late
contest has proved that It is 10 The Wing
party alone that The country can look for
any effective opposition 10 the consumma>
ton of the annexation Of Texas, aud TO
the further entertainments OF the Slavoc~
racy, which are alike endangering the
Liberties aud prosperity of the free citizens
of the Republic and weakening the cords
hitherto so strongly binding the people to
the Constitution and Union; and it has
also proved that the Liberty Party IA
gross misnomer,) is guided by selfish and
reckless politicians, is efficient only for
evil--and is at once The tool and jest Of the
Slave party.
Resolved, That we confidently recon-
mend 10 the freemen of Vermont the State
Ticket this day nominated, as composed
of men of tried and eminent ability and
failhfulness.
Resotred, That the Wings of Vermont
viii ever hold in grateful remembrance the
patriotic services Of Henry Clay; hat their
confidence in his talents and virtues is un-
shaken by the assaults of his enemies, and
should he again be presented by the Wing
party for that office, which he is so well
fitted to adorn, the "iStar that neuer sets"
shall shed around him its brightest beams.
Vo,ed, that the proceedings ofthis Con-
vention be signed by the officers and pub,
'ished in all The Wing papers in this
Slate. Adjourned.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, Prest.
G. W. GRANDEY, S,c,,l,v,,s
JAS. r. SPALDING, '''' ''"''|''