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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-31


Orleans County, IS.
Strong & Darling,
vs..
Dan Gray I'd.
Orleans County Court,
December Term, 1874.
A CTION Of book account in which the Plaintiffs
IA claim Of the Defendant three hundred dollars
balance accounts between the said parties.
And because the said Dan Gray, I'd. has not had
personal notice of the pendency Of this suit is
dered by the Court here that he be notified thereof
by publishing the substance Of said suit together with
this order, in the Caledonan a newspaper printed
st. Johnsbury in the County of Caledonia, three
weeks successfully, the last publication to he at least
twenty days before the sitting of this Court at Iras-
burgh on the 4th Tuesday of June, A. d. ls45
which will he deemed sufficient notice to said Defe
dant Gray to appear at said term and make answer.
HENRY NJ. BATES, Clerk.
]. A. FLETcHER, Attorney. 39aw3
STATE OF VERMONT,
Orleans County, SIS.
William B. Palmer,
Dan Gray, Cd.
Orleans County Court, ,
December Term, 1874. )
A CTION of book account in which the Plaintiff
IA claims of the Defendant five hundred dollars to
balance book accounts between them.
Because the said Dan Cray, Cd has not had per-
sona notice of the tendency of this suit is ordered
by the Court here, that he be notified thereof by pub
fishing the substance of said suit together with this
order, in the Caledonian printed at st. Johnsbury
three weeks successfully, the last publication to be at
least twenty days before the sitting of this Court at
Irasburgh on the fourth Tuesday of June, A. d.
ls45, which will be deemed sufficient notice to the
Defendant to appear at said Term and make answer
HENRY NJ. BATES, Clerk.
]. A. FLErcuER Attorney. 399w3
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500 Rolls

DIAPER Hangings, at prices from i"2
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District Of Caledonia, IS.
At Probate Court, held at DanviIIc within and for
said District, on the 18Th day of March, A. ID, ls45
Present the Hon. S. Is. MattOcks, Judge.
4 n Instrument, Purporling to be the last will and
IN testament of Harvey Holbrook, late of Waterford
in said district. deceased, being presented to the
court here by William Hovoy, the executor therein
named for Probate il is ordered by snid court,
that all persons concerned therein, be notified APP.
pear session of said court to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in said Danvillo the Sth day Of
April, A, ID. ls45, and show cause if any they
may have, against the probate of said WILL for which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy of the re.
cod Of this order be published three weeks success
lively, in the Caledonian, printed at st. Johnsbury
as soon may be.
SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS, Judge.
A true copy of rccord-Attest,
399w3 SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS, JUDGE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-31
LOOK AT THIS,

F you want good article of CaBIvpu
ano. WT t H. or cn1ihS, call upon Joseph Han.
ment of such articles and at fair prices. '''0''
His assortment at present consists of Secr.,,.,
bureaus, S9fas Centre, Dining, Pier anal ''T r,,
TABLES, Wash and Light Stands BsJ. aasf
Of variO"s kinds, Cane and Plank Sea-, C,ea'
all Of better quality than is usually found Ii"U
country He will make to order and at sbor, ~ U we
ans article in his line. "Ooce
st. JohnsbuTy, April /, 1914. No.,
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NOTICE..

To those who wish to make good Butter.
TENHE subscribers have just received few barrels
u of Ground Rock Salt--the best article for max
ing prime Butter. J. JEWETT a. co.
Barnet, March 7, 1915. 39sH
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Conscience. Nothing can paciry I'm offended
conscience but thar which satisfied an offended Cod
us well may that which satisfied an offended God,
pacify an offended conscience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-02

No. FL Harper. bible, &c.
w. RANDOLPH ~ Co. have received,
~ . Harper's Ribbr, No. si:e 5 cts
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GrimaLii. the Clown, by Dickens; 25 cts
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Lectures On the Invocation Of Saints, venera,ion Of SaerrdIma
res aud Purgaiop-by Rev. 90 Rise. u. D.; i5rs NH Cd
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NH &c WILLIAMS A HAN ALL
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Pine Apph
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Uosr rsssvss ssysse nsvs~s csr.. fs .ap-,'os quality. sa
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GARDEN SEED,
GROWN IN
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NEW sPRING GOO0Ni

NEW SPRING GOODSi
NV = are now receiving and opening . large and general arou
meo' OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods: 10 which we re
spceifaly ihvme The attention Of County Merchants. ard the trad.
generally promising them goods apoa the mos, aeeounmoaa,in,
terms In our stock viii be found
tIols, Cas-enseres and vesiine.
Irish Linens, Lava aud sheetings
Linen DrIh, bleaehed aud brown | ".tM
Gambroons OF every sye
CaabncA Jacon-t and Swiss husins
Pnnis.o &C every sye add qualify
Ttckings. biezched and brown Domes,cs
Paddines and Sail Ducks
Apron and Furniture Checks
Hosiery. Of every Kind
Beaehed and Brown Hollands
Eariston and other Ginghams
Sjesia aud Coioared CalnLaes
Bomba Sines ard Aipaceas
Bk and Riue Bk slks
Umbrenzs and Paasols
Stock, Collars and Rosoms, Thrrads, &c.
NH it-dke LONDON. WII.IINGHAM q DREwRY.
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WE tAko this occassoa to Vve
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4 TFHOWT. -
"E offer for sale, by the case, n large stock Of
whttsrpoaes genuine Cards embracing every quality.
NH % VAN LEW, SMITH q 90.
WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES.
A FULL. assortment Of our own importation, a
IA superior article, for sale low by
NH ~ VAN LEW. SMITH 4 Co.
BOXES.
w. RANDOLPH Il Co. have for sale, about
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Marine Court.
naTor~ N fill nr.cL


May 25.-Mchaei Tracy VS.. Patrick Cmvan--This
action ofassumps for goods sold and delivered with
the usual money The defendant had been pro-
cseded against by short summons nonresident. On
the return day. the defendants attorney the af
davit of the defendant himself setting FORTH amongst
other things that there conspiracy the part of
the plaintiff bring the defendant within the jurisdiction
this court and order to maintain his position read
letter to the Court. The following is true copy
New YORK, May II, lS45
Sin There is contract to be let on tomorrow in for
ty-second street. the East River, which, think,
VIII be a very good onc If you over here
about eleven O'clock will go with you.
Yours respectfully, j. MURPHY.
The defendants attorney moved the court that the pro-
ceedings be quashed there had been contrvance
the part of the plaintiff to bring the defendant within the
Jurisdiction. The plaintiffs attorney replied for argu
ment sake that if there continuance the
part the plaintiff which he the attorney did not admit
Il would apply in this case, the eonriv OF
which the defendants attorney complained applied only
to arrests and not TO 10 Wen 636 The three
Judges retired for about twelve minutes and then
into court with decision in favor of plaintiff For plain
tiff, Peter Muvey. For defendant Daniel Egan.
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The Collector and the Ward Meetings.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, ESQ


In looking over your leader in yesterdays Herald,
notice phrase, which may be construed to convey
meaning which is entirely unntentiona unless you
have been misinformcd. II would seem though you
thought that resolutions adverse to the retention of
lcctor Van Ness had been passed at all great por
ton of the meetings held Monday night in the Wards
This is There seventeen Wards, and
seventeen meetings At two ofthose meetings. those in
the Fifth and Eleventh Wards resolutions adverse to the
Collector were passed-in one by very meagre MAORI
ty Attempts were made in some other Wards to pass
resolutions of similar character but they failures
In the remaining Wards strong the popular feel.
ing against the conspraors, that they afraid to
troduce any thing of the kind, although resolutions ere
prepared for each of the Yards Mr. Iiden late Of the
Morning News testify he likes; and situations under
Collector promised 10 persons they voud
assist in carrying the resolutions.
While on this subject may well mention that the
last number Of the wall street Reporter" obscure
weekly print contains five bitter personal attacks
Collector Van Ness. Those who remember the laudaton
which that print until very lately bestowed the Col.
ector may be puzzled to account for the change Of
Asolution of the puzzle maybe found in simple fact Mr.
Charles, the proprietor Of the paper wrote letter to
Collector Van Ness, asking clcrkshp in the Custom
House for his lad believe Of very respectable
character As the only hacker to this application was
the celebrated Tyler orator. Mr. Delazon better known
Deiusion) Smith, Mr. Van Ness has not made the APP
pointment required. Mr. Charles because of this has
declared his intention to write the Governor down.
Yours, POLK DEMOCRAT.
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Key West.
Correspondence of the Herald

correspondence OF the Herald.J
KEY WEST, MAY II, l845
Wreck Of the RienS,-Capt~e of THO Sehooners By
Revenue Cutter-Ihe Court Martial, &c.
The Sally Ann, from Truxillo, leaves to-day for
your port. write in haste, to say that the ship Ri
enz Captain Clark, is totally lost on the Reef near
Key Rodriguez.
Her cargo is saved in part without damage, whilst
some is badly wet. Captain Clark has just landed
from the wrecking sloop Ludlow, which brings
down load from the wreck News like this is quite
acceptable to poor fellows and it must be refresh
ing to Captain Clark to know that his arrival among
u.s. creates quite sensation. Even the Guyascutas,
which the ingenuity Of scheming Yankee exhi-
bited at New Orleans, would be less welcome vi
sitter than well assorted cargo, with the prospect
Of libel, salvage, &c. Business is very dull the
Hospital for sailors nearly ready, and the engineer
Captain Dalton, very active in his surveys.
The revenue steamer Legare, Captain Day, the
other night got under weigh, and about l O'clock
captured an American and Spanish schooner. Ii
seems that the Spanlard bought some -four from the
American, which was to be delivered near some
Key, IN order to avoid the discriminating duty of
$l per barrel, as well as tonnage dues, which the
Spanish vessel would have to pay. The watchful-
ness OF Captain Day was too much for both parties
and prize crew brought in the Spanard whilst the
American was brought up in tow by the steamer
In truth the Legare behaved well, and the opinion
that her speed was not very great, was agreeaby
disappointed. She labors under the evil of speedily
acquiring weed and other substances on her bottom
The court-martial which had been in session closed
its labors here and hope and believe every man on
the island hopes and expects that it will result in an
honorable acquittal of It. Johnson. It. Johnson is
known to be one of the bravest and finest fellows in
the army, who came into it from private life Sc
vera visitors are leaving u.s. depriving us of their
pleasant company, and carrying off all the spare
change which they can, for fun, frolc and pleasure
during their sojourn at the North.
Politics run high when no wrecks are in sight,
but the latter is more absorbing and interesting
topic. We have wings and democrats, candidates
for popular suffrage.
One is whole hog democrat
And one a whole hog wing
Whilst all the fuss in truths about
As to who'll get the pig
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Ice IN THE BALTIC SEA AND THE ATLANTIC
Extract from letter OF Capt. Thomas Leach, of
ship Florence, to his owners, dated Copenhagen,
April ed, 1916 -
ii arrived here with the Florence yesterday and at
Esneur the day before, in company with the Chicora
Capt Holm, from Mobile We lay together in the inner
outer roads here account of ce Of which the Cate
gait and Baltic are full. We were obliged to pick our
Cattegatt to Elsineur, which saw before in egh
voyages to St Petersburg Prussian brig sailed
from here few days since bound to Of the lower
ports in the Baltic She had but just passed the grounds
when she came in contact with the ice and sunk
diaely; the people had barely time to themselves
by getting on the ice At present shall keep the ship
here week at least before starting for St. Petersburg
unless we have gale from the westward that will
carry sea into the Gulf Of Finland to break up the
ce but fear the navigation will not be open
till late, as there has been the most severe win.
ter here ever known. 1t is now only twenty days
wards and forwards from Denmark to Sweden
There no vessels down yet from the lower ports in
the Baltic consequently the whole Gulf Of Finland at
present completely closed up and the Baltic Sea full
drift ice therefore think it very imprudent and unsafe
to sail from hernow for at least week to On
Their the Grand Bank without thing happening un.
til just off the eastern edge of the Bank when the 2Sth
March, at o'clock at night passed an immense iceberg;
at in the morning passed five at 10 A. NJ counted
SO ice islands from the masthead, and all the time the
weather extremely cold-the thermometer below
zero. The f. sheet of ice all forward; every
drop Of water that came over roze as touched
the ship At IL O'Clock of the 30h ult being in the
ude OF 46 49, Longitude AZ 45 went on the orctopsail
yard and my surprise could nothing but one i'm.
penetrabe barrier of ice, extending far the eye
could reach from NE. to SW the wind at the time
why ~, and fortunately 9ood weather, excepting
tremely cold. took in all suddng sails and put the
ship sharp the wind to the SW. AT g. P. M, same
day found could not weather the southern extremity
the connected iceacked ship to the INV hours and
then tackled to the South again At g. P. NJ, to my
great JOY the southern extremity of the barrier of
seered South, ssE. and Sc all night and at daylight
more ice Ipassed by icebergs as near could
judge from to 800 high; nothing but daylight and
fog should have directly on to it down in a deep
bay of ice and person could have lived in the boats
for coldas must have frozen had the boats
dered heard of zee this time of the year
the Banks excepting little that remained during the
Should you have any vessels coming soon
would be well to caution the captains about going
the north of latitude 45, in the longitude Al A.
there will be accidents happening in the
the by it. consider it Of the most
escapes ever had; fortunately the Florence all
through and touched of it, and have met with
no accident whatever, and arrived Elsineur after
fair passage Of 80 days from Sandy Hook
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Theatricals. SC.

Mr.. II. Phillips is giving concerts in Quebec.
The Bohemian Girl is universally admired by the
patrons Of the Opera in Philadelphia. 1t was performed
last night at the Chestnut street house.
Mr. Booth appeared as Hamlet last night at the
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia
The Ebon Band,' consisting of four young anna
tours putting all congo-bands in the shade in Wash.
ington
The Campanologans are ringing their bells in Gin
cinnati.
Signora Borghesc gave vocal Concert in Mobile
on Friday night last accompanied by several of the
troupe she is now connected with.
Ole Bull is giving Concerts in Cincinnati the To-
vers ofmusic are in ccstacies
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THE 3" WRIGHTD' HOUSE.

WILLIAM WRIGHT, formerly of the. Rams Head, Full
ton street. begs leave inform his friends that be
anacqaan,ed with the fact distance well those
street. scale Of comfort that be surpassed by
N the Union His bar furnished with the best Of wines Of
aud every other article for well stocked bar indie
second floor specially adapted for private and public meetings
courts MARTIAL general purpose besides which has
provided accommodation for odge
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
Of the odges well the vsters Of the
all occasions WILLIAM WRIGHT.
my26 1m*ec 81 Nassau street.
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PHTIADELPHfA, May ~, 1910
j. G. BENNETT, ESQ., f
My Dean SAVIOUR correspondent here in his article
giving a notice Of Rev. DR. Tying Il al members Of the
Church of the Epiphany has greatly erred IN what he
plimcntary concerts &c. never got up in my life,
although have often been appointed member of CON-
mttees on the subject and generally gave than my
means ;ustied In respect to the business Of my late
father he kept not small, but very large grocery
am sir very sincerely and truly your obt, &c.
WILLIAM r. SMITH
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TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS /:

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train-8a A. M daily, Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train-9X A. NJ and p NJ for Hicksvlle
and intermediate places Aud Tuesdays Thursdays and
turdays, through to Greenport at 9}k A. M,
From Greenpor Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays excepted at l2]s O'Clock NJ.
the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TrainAt Ga A. M, on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays
From HickspiHe Depot
Accommodation Train for BrookynAt A. M. and ~ r.
NJ, daily Sundays excepted.
The Boston Trains only at Farmngdae and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road going both receive and deliver
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Common Pleas.


MAY 2s-Jones Lester and anofher.--This rcplevn
suit commenced ON Monday, and has been going
up last evening The jury retired their quarters
the ournment Of the Court but had given in their
verdict up to late hour last night, bat will, il is pre-
sumed, early this forenoon.
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~ FOR SALE CHEAP,
A COTTAGE AT SQIITH AMRQY


THE house of brick and rough In the story there
is breakfast room, library drawing ROOM dining room
md pantry, together with kitchen and servants hail. In the
story there five bedrooms with four the kitchen
for
The Cottage is IN the Ezabethan style and has pointed
gables with overhangng roofs The Piazza
sides of the house, and oramented with Gothic Arches
is and has never been occupied Though within walk
Road and Steamboat Landing the house entirely secluded
With the exception of the lawn and wood aud the opposite
shores of New Jersey and Staten Island little else to be
the waters and the vessels that navigate them is
fifteen twenty Of forest trees varying
from two to common sized clump The situation high
and perfectly healthy and commands of the
light houses Sandy Hook Princes Bay and the RIVER
Rail Road and Steamboats, leave and arrive such
to enable OF business breakfast home and be in
town at halpast cto leave three aud be home
i've He may be in New York in two, and rhadepha in
The purchaser take ten twenty, thirty
with the house. For further particulars apply to
JOHN Z. STEVENS, IA Barclay st.
SA short distance from the above there another hand
Will dispose Of either BOTH For view Of house and
roqnds appyt Mr. Abraham Everett Superintendent south
Amboy. my24 tf re-
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HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES

HE Subscribers having opened the above establishment
which has been completely l6s Duane Park
and prepared receive vists They respectfully
c the favor Of their fathers friends 1.-THE late E. Segnette
and the community at large
The most approved brands Of wines liquors ,esars &c. &c.
he subscribers by Bassod any in the United
States, and equal to any in Europe.
Supper Rooms at all times Of the day and evening" with every
qusie attention. Clubs ofgenemen desrous Of suite Of
Rooms be always accommodated the shortest notice.
JULIUS g. SEIGNETTE, and
m24 lyvkr
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The Hon. Benjamin Ferguson, of Indiana, not
long since blew his brains after having had angry
conversation with lawyer about security debt for
which he was bound.
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~,
Thus ended the first days sport after which the prin.
cipal parties present repaired to Philadelphia, where
mine host of the United States had good dinner wines
&c. &c.
The betting on the great of the following day
was very limited indeed- appeared in the minds of all
as settled thing. II to be Peytona's race Some
little business done at 100 to rs the Southern mare
Even that it was done in 1897