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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10
Hannah HNaTamer's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,

Caledonia, So.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Danville in said district, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A ID. 1915,
I'D ANSEL JOHNSON, Executor Of The last Will
AN and Testament of Hannah Farmer, late Of
Burke, in the County of Caledonia, deceased pre-
sents his account Of administration against said Es-
tate for aowance-W hereupon il is ordered by
sold Court that said Executor notify all persons in
terested in said Estate, to appear at Probate Court
to be holden at the Probate Office in said Danville,
on the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1885, and object to
the allowance of said account, if they cause, 10y
publishing a copy Of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Caedonan, a newspaper
printed at ST. Johnsbury in said district
CHAS, ]. DAVIS, Register.
true copy-Auest,
305w3 CHAS. !. DAVIS, Register
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Elijah Quinnby's Estate.
STATE on VERMONT.

III y 7 - oE H1E'''EDE' !.
Caledonia, IS.
At Probate Court holden at tho Probate Office in
Danville in said district on tho 9th day of Feb
ruaIy, A. ID, 1876
A LPHA QUIMBY, Administrator of the Es-
IA tate of Elijah DUMMY, late of Lyndon, in
the County Of Caledonia, deceased presents his ae'
count of Administration against said Estate for al
Iowance--W hereupon it is ordered by said Court
that said Administrator notify all persons interested
in said Esnle, to appear at Probate Court to he
holden at the Probate Office in said Danville, the
Goth day of March, A. ID. 1915, and object to the
allowance of said account, If they see cause, by pub
lishina copy Of the record of this order three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper printed
at St. Johnsbury, in said district.
SAM'L b. MATTOCKs, Judge.
A true copy--Attest,
3obw3 SAINT. b. MATTOCKs, Judge.
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PADD0CKS' IRON FOUNDRY,
st, 10 IN m bury,

TENHIS establishment, commenced in lS2S, now con-
ssts of Blast Furnace for mixing lion iron
the ore, n Cupola Furnace for making Casting
from the Pig; two Machine ShoPs-one Tor hnsnr!
castings, making and repairing all kinds Of Machine
ry; and tie other for the manufacture Of ron Pumps
Sinks and Axletrees.
The Iron made at this establishment is superior TO
any now made in New England, in consequence oil
the peculiar care and manner in which is manu-
featured and the combination Of four Kinds 81 n''
These ores have been selected, notwithstanding ne
distance they are transported on account OF conin
ing different mineral substances combined win lhe
iron which create such chemical operations IN 'nS
furnace while melting produces the lrmes anI
hest kinds of Iron. Besides the careful selection
the ores and the great care taken in preparing nH
the best 1porkmcn to be fo"nd in the country "H'
age the operations ofthe FHrnGce 'phile IN O'G'-
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost confidence ID
recommending the superiority of his Iron 0s ~la
tough, soft, and not liable to crack. those ""
have purchased cheap Stoves which have craCNu "
badly as to be fit only for old iron, are requested
tice that NOT a Store or plafe, manufactured j''I
this iron, has ever been returned on dccO""
cracking. .,u.,
The subscriber would now inform his CUSTOM Ta'.
and the public, that he intends putting MS s
| in blast the st of September, and VIII maI"''''
from the iron, 0Tdt reduced prices
A New Yankee Notion s'O"i
combining all the important Improvements, ,yyrp
TILDEN'S NEWLY INVENTED bAH,I
| STOVE, to which is attached large furnace Am.
! used with or without the Stove-iormlng WY
| venient apparatus for summer cooking.
.AIR-T'IGHT and BOX STO' H"'
| A general assortment of
S9@RGG n 8A!2go AZ vs
Cast Iron SINKS and PUMPS; SAr Do'I "A
with arch door and frame for setng' A, y, SlJ
and Oven Doors, with frames; ole'g"
| Shoes-aIl sizes; IRoN MoRToRs I T >
pothecaries s. Families; MILL uhnN
ING, sc. &c.
From the Machine ShOp'Ic ..
IRON AXLES, from to inch; Plpe DON "I0n Ais
and Wagon Boxes, Nuts & Bolts for oOuS Cam d
TunNINa LATnEs, of every descrlPlon' Llm
common Wood and Screw to large , Ems" Saw SD
Punch Presses; Press Drills; Paint s'' T,,c,orts
circular saw Arbors Regulators lWOI I
GRIST-MILL HEADS and S,frld,nFrIs OlH
HOWD'S Patent Iron WATER VIM
other approved kinds ,oWER
CRAPS P.4T'EW'T' HORSE lO WN
for propelline Threshing Machines, oePa .I With
Saws. &c.-all which can be turn nT SINKS,
horse hover, if desired; CAST Inn .na beaudl
with or without Pumps; also singie -, zinc lining
pattern of Iron Pump, with OF wi'hou'
admitted to be the best Pump IN USE ;,l.s cousun
n-FThe above, with many other arIl NoGls notice
IN hand. or will be furnished on reasTnnaanDOE n
on manu. VI W." ~ HUXHAM PADUsSGg
st. Johnsbury, July 10, 1874
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FRoOlls alld SfafionarY.

All Books and Papers, sc. to be hound my X
lefl at the Caledunian Office or al the Messrs Fair
banks Counting Room, and will be Forwarded ri
returned free of charge, or they may he irNaraJ y
the teams which 50 frequently visit Burlington Zoo
Caledonia, Essex and Orleans Counties.
STEVENS WOODS, Strong's Building.
Burlington, VT. Feb. A, ls45, 39JN6
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Moral and Religious,
LIVING w A TIERS.
ny JAMES HUBBARD.

NY JAMES IUMBARp.
IIo! We lainling sons and daughters,
Thirsline for the stream Of life.
Como We TO the Living Waters,
Undisturbed by waves Of strife,
Flowing from a fountain bright,
ROBBED in rays Of purest light.
Traveller, in pathway dreary,
Toiling on mid care and Strife
With heart oppressed and weray,
Painting for the stream Of life;
Come where living waters burst,
Drink OF them and never thirst.
Child of error, tamey drinking
or peace destroying stream,
Whose DER burdened henri is sinking
Meath its wild and whitening CLEAN,
Come where flow tho waters bright,
And drink in their gladdcning light.
Pallid mourner, broken hearted,
In thy grief uncontrolled,
Weeping DER a friend departed
For the country Of the dead,
Como where living waters burst,
Drink of them and meyer thirst,
Rosy youth, with buoyant spirits,
Impressed by care OF pain,
Ere thy happy heart inherits
Augat lis purity to stain,
Serl, the precious fount of truth,
Drink and know abiding youth.
Maiden, while thy brow unclonded
Wears not one dOrk shade of care.
While thy hopes nre all unshrouded,
And undmmed by stern despair,
See the waters running Ger,
DRINK of them and thirst no more
Mother, with thy tender bosom,
And thy ne'er forgetting love,
Guarding each bright cherished blossom,
Lent thee from the world above,
Bring them to the fountains brink,
And its waters let them drink.
Grey-haired man, whose tread unsteady,
Faded eye and trembling hand,
Tell us thou art nearly ready
For the dim and silent Land,
Teach the young and tender mind
Where this glorious lount to find.
Weary mortal, yainly thirsting
For enjoyments which endure,
From this sparkling fountain bursting,
Flows treasure ever pure;
Hero are waters running DER,
Drink OF them and thirst no more!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10
BOOK BlNDERY,

old Books rebound, Papers, Pampbhs and Pc
~ riodicals bound in neat style and on rcasoOa.
lie terms; Blank Books from the best pNpr md any
variety of pattern made to Order on short notice,
Also, for sale iy the subscriber. large assortment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10

"OLD&sr TNHABIrANr" The Pcnyune has
found ont who that much laked-of individual, the
"odes, inhnbitnnt," is An elderly chap, speaking
Of his grea: knowledge Of the western country the
other day, said that he had 'known the Mississippi
river ever since it u small creck.' He's the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10

about our uged friend; found he was merchant II,
n Western city in easy circumstances member o'
Presbyle Church, and man universally respect
ed and beloved 10y all who know him Watc"m@"
rhc VaHey
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10
GEO. NYE, Judge.
ThcOphills FOlsOaM's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia District IS.
At Probate Court holden at Danville, in and for
said district, the 10Th day of February A. D.
lS45
ENTHEREAS, Frederick II. Hoffman Executor
w of the last Will and Testament of The
ophlus Folsom. late of Lyndon. in the County
of Caledonia, deceased, has made application to this
Court to extend the time for paying the debts due
from said deceased the further period of year
from the 10th day of March, A. d. 1915.
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons interested
be notified of said applications; and that the will
be heard and decided at Probate Court to be holden
the Probate Office in Danvlle aforesaid, the 25th
day of March, A. D. ls45, at o'clock in the af-
ternoon, by publishing copy of the record of this
order three weeks successfully in the Caledonian,
newspaper printed at st. Jobnsbury.
CHAS. J. DAVIS, Register.
A true copy-Attest,
s95w3 CHAs. J. DAVIS, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10

SYMPATHY.-A good deacon, making official
vis, TO a dying neighbor, who was a very churlish
and universally unpopular man, put the usual qucs-
ton. "Are you willing to go, my frend3" 80 yes"
said the sick man, 81 am I" ''Well, said the simple
hearted deacon, al glad you are, for all The neigh
boys are uiliing."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10
NOTICE
CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS.
TENHE subscribers beg leave to call tue a,leu,io, 1
n the citizens of the United State, 10 lhe
New and Splendid Stock Of
WOODEN and Eincn Goods

thoy have Just received from Montreal. The LIOs.
ing is d sample of the prices at which they OHcr&st
Goods, viz
Blue black and invisible geen superfne Bp,l
cloths, $500; black Orleans, 81 40 esi Lam,
Cloth (al wool) 35 n 40 cts; Mous. de Luincdr
es, 30 cts. per yard; Chene Chusans, printed Mo-,
lin and Chene do. 30 a 80 cts; Pari,ians and fgr
ed Orleans ,25 a 35 cts; Colicocs 10 4 20 cs new
styles and fast coors; Ga Tweeds common d.; Gan
broons, Doeskin, Cassimeres, &c &c. 70 cts an,
90; Tartan Ginghams, Earsion do. do. Is rs ct
Bingham Hdkfs. Is cts. each; Linen Cambc lIdLk
I6 80 cents. Table Cloths bIeached and untIesd
ed, Diapers, Huckabacks, ToweIngs Table Nu.
kns, sc. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives Scizzors Saws
and other Hardware at proPorliOnahIy low rates.
Also, CROCKERY of every description
WILLIAM BROWN & co.
Sianstead Plain, c. E. July 2, 1874. 363f
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Variety,
An IMPROMPTU MARRIAGE.

A correspondent of tho Courier, writing from
Rochester,N. " gives the following account ola has
ty wedding by way of amusement
"a slegh-riding party went 10 Rush, IN 'tho
Great Western Tuesday evening last, and after
dancing and focing their hearts content, they set
their races homeward, nj two O'Clock in the morning,
At four o'clock the storm being at lis highest, the
party hud to stop for daylight, at n small tavern near
the city, where, hudded together in room too small
for dance, the leaders set their heads TO devsing
new method of killing time. wealthy old bachelor
and pretty girl Of eighteen were hauled up to be
married, and young attorney in tho company was
selected TO play the pnrson, tho magistrate The
young knot. tyer, thus uncoremoniousy pressed into
SERVICE and duly sensible of the part he playing,
delivered himself Of most eloquent address to tho
parties in reference to the solemn step they were /
bout to take; but tho mpromptu roquence OF the Of
hciator odly brought down pcus Of laughter ut his
mock seriousness, md made the party urgent
to have him proceed and the bachelor being too
much of n gentleman to bnck out, and the girl pleas
ed with the sport, pronounced the words in imitation
Of her partner and in the presence Of the selected
witness, which, according TO the laws of New York.
constituted the parties husband and wife, till death
them shall part. The attorney having declared tho
parties and wife, and given each Of the parties
certificate, and field II copy with the town clerk, in
formed the company he had done all tho law requir
ed-nnd the driver declaring that all ready, the
party left tho tavern in high glce, and made their
way into town. The next day, the legal ndviser Of
the bridegroom Informed him that he legally
married. and that the laws Of this State made pro-
visions for joking.-So much for being married in
| fun"
CoNvERsATIoN. Bnl-'Ilavo you got dollar
| SAM
Sam-'No, hun't Bill that's a ract-ic it would
save your life
Bill Cause Jim Thorn wanted me pay you
! ono, and I've got nothn smaller thnn n TWO
Sam-,O, ah-WeIl, perhaps can find just one,
come to think oft, that didn't spend this morning
for wood
Sam searched hi, wallet, found his dollar, and
handed tito Bill.
BilI-(putting the dollar in his pOcket) We'll
now, that's clcver-I' hand you the Two the very
next time meet, If happen TO have much on
| hnnd-l've got one towards it, any how. - Prori'
| deRce Gd=eHe.
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yiIn. TRIBUNE.

For The New-Yorker.
SONNET TO AUTUMN.
~ rHE YRfSArE scHoLAh
Fair Autumn hsPPiest season Of the year
When the ~ "a, rustic Of The leaf heard
Ana the sweet carol Of the autumn bird
chia.es o.. ST echoes IN the forest serc
How Ne-i 20 wander through Thy golden oo"'''
TO trace the mountain in the distant Lfze
Or view Re gory Of thy sunsets o'Ale'
Tina, Jade. INTO aae q eni moonlight houf''
II. low. the itosghis o. ihs departed years
Ofyos'hf,i innocence steal DER the SOU
Ike so't paint.ye lay, With mild control
Moving the syif, wit', ~ smiles and tear
Taour .a' 20 season, with me yesr's lssi breath
Like Aoes aercley smiling on the cheek Of Dea'a
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fact That safe pfevou. t- Erc4 IRE Z Dccfnnr'
SIS lad been inverted cagabr u resisting DE Leaf lsa.y
produced r Tie burning OF ..-gc st1f-olse-u.i .c-
which, however. tie great and vzlsh- discovery OF tne
sssmand-r SAFE va. made ard h.s e-rn patented y
Wilder ard he rftf manufsctIr- and Sc 10 MS >ta
purchased by IL subscriber.
Tn- recent triumphant r-.as IN the burning Of NJ Tribune
Buildings. ard 10 The gre-g cou1a.rsion OF jay 50 "a
this city And Others ecsy -zc,Or IA. Induced otner
~ make and o--r ~ krcle ca I'd Improved >A.
msndcr Sale n voizuou ef he patent law, alt Tor w1ch
suits "a beer coum.-cel a-znsi lie m.r1iAco-s an
agents and should hey fzl respond ~ Ne injury ne 70
ul= fA-rr- SUI. Ill % excndrd 10 he purchasers and
hose having hen n use hey beng equally .1- tse-
Fhllps q Paicl-s word 20 ne 1ise . 81. c.sr-
; {. HERRING, $50 Wser-st
b-Oaylors DeiAnos. Scosts, and other second nznd
Ch--is Tor sac A. one-lhrd VI the on gina cost
few sa anandef Safes made IN Imitation OF The ger1lre
can be s,d compared win ne rsA Eire and VII 30
cod low oil lmdkW
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second Board.
JOURNAL.
Port or NEw.YoRK.


CLEARED.
Ships Jessore Jackson. Orleans John hi~eA q C"i
saine. Liilcird say'niab' thuntoi' b'otho'' - ~
lo.... I.ines IIavre. FOX & Livingston. .
Rsfss May Flower Hitchcock, Antwerp = u hui''"'
A Co bhs,uro furney. Liverpool, II liavllsnd
Bdgs Reindeer. Winsor, Jscmel h,rspf ~ ~
NJ 1oy.i.pd Charleston Geo Buckley; Holus. III
~ Murrseshoro MASTER: Joseph Atkins tsndry Ma
fnuzas Rcade g HoppOck ., ~
schrs Virgin. Perry, Charleston eager Manier' Oo
,oa.r Bax,cr Boston Lewis & Co.
s,.ovs jas l. Long Jones Providence master Chafes'
HAYES. Providence.
barge Comet Cox, Philadel master.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
81 ,fEciAL APPOINTMENT

.pvssrisED ~ INA TRIBUNE sr ,fEcIsL APPOINTMENT.
T. ind BE 64rtt>f sasctef,
And al advertisements made under Ia. orders Of lie Pos.
master General Ia newspaper or spapers, OF eers
of any Post Once shall ~ Inserted IN the Psi e'
or papers Of the town place where e oice advertising
may be situated, b1Jiag tN tqrgts eireiilafion.
ker Post Office Len. p1sscd March ), lsi3-
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xg~s FOR HUDSON AND INrEn,ls.

90 -DiArE LANDI>bS.-Tb. steamer iiUD'
SON, 10 piscs Of the Weslchesef, The osy
Doal lhat andB 81 OciOck Captain William II. MtLiss
sill engs he foot " Cedar street the ensuing ssason
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, NJ B o'clock,
81 connecting Hudson with tho Hudson and BefSsLf,
Railroad hr OF which leave the arrival ofthe boat
Returning, be- boat leaves Hudson On Tuesday Thnrsp
and Sunday Al o'clock Z. " the arrival u the cars,
touching both ways ~ the Intermediate landings FOR
freight Or passage, apply 90 board Or Ia
]. l.. KNAPP SON, lol West
fAs boat aes teCa put0 complete order, ~tba D. ~
and eagle. additional number ~ state rOon, ard
~l b. found psant AMI com.OraDlrz host ss any 20
Inc ryer The boat lows no barges
Ths boat : now reafy 70 recelye freight lel2u
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ls4a-FALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

i54o-FALL RRANGEMEHT-ISs3 -
~rs sNkN-lOkk AID kkik RAIL ia
Gs-s...>.-11..koAD LiNEf9 Madleio~o. Go'heo ~
and internedlste places, on and aiisf
Thursday i6.h Oct
For Passenge's-The new i.st sni comnooiou. sieAn
kOsf IT NICHOLAS. Capt ALEsasDgs ". scHuLrf. v.
ne foot 81 Duan.--ree daily, Sunday esc-pts1
Gcors. A ". AMI O'Clock r. H-ordfary rsnninfu~s
4 hours. kruuing ui- rsrs vii leave Hitdl-i0sss
O'Clock. 4 ". and o'clock, Y. "
YOr FRI ght-A barge Hlii l-ay- very airnbOca .
Oc.Ocs, Sundays rNcspc.I, FREE sht VIII not b, fee'
sfar that hour slppefs are hereby hed !ha ih- ~
Ofe gre@ and depot station where goods arr =
lef must he distinctly MARRIED upon e.rh article oDrs
ts,y Will not 30 received.
F0fflrfs particulars inquire - J. Nsn Rsns.~ssr 49,
corner Of Duane and West streets.
h C. skYAOl x. S1p~rtntsnhe's
~ Stages run from nGi.r,own daily cOnn,fuo" -
he afternoon line 70 BoOmiDgburgh WurisbOro honnce
Mount Pheasant Bngnsmtos, Oseso, Port Jer0s ho'e'
dale, Carbonate, &c.
Oa Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays " Drpdsn -
rose, frl-n6syiile l.enot. Brooklyn A..
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Leoal Noilfes.

NOTICE j. hereby given tast there VIII BE- general
y meeting 81 the creditors OF John Hines, Of Pomirei IN
the County OF Chauauque and state OF Newfors an ab-
.ondng or concealed debtor held At the counting room OF
Gornam Smiths Factory, IN POmfret Aforesaid, on Tie
9Th DAY OF October next
JUSrUS HARRlNGTON)
LEVI CLOJGH, IrHstses-
BARZILLA ELLIS, ii. y
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NOTICE to Railroad Conraci1rs-Propo a. WI n-
o- .se thr otsrs u he Noshrrn hAfosn, 20
The Noreru Railroad extending from Concord 70 Le1s-
y. h. ne mouth v. W.e RIVER distance 81 about
Is miles
BID. wi BE- received FOR The sane IN subdivisions from
Danoury Do summit "a Orange 10 rnnec, y II On pr
before he 18Th tay o. October rs- ant Tor ne remainder VI
IN road 90 Or before The 3tl day Of October ins-
Pans ard spscsiou. Of he severs s1o f,i9ns % -sd
road may be he Office % sad si - LAYS previous
20 lie srfera. rm-- speci1t.t a. above
IL Wi b- expected hat liz yors VII D. coninrncrl -
-ool IS nay be Aiier 10 cootract. sre Closed
ONSLOW STEkRSs,
Agent for Constructing he RoZL
JONATHAN ADAMS. Engineer
Concord. y. Il. Oct e. i8.5 Ole nj
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SHERIFF ~ALE.-By visue OF awri % nen iacias,
- to me directed AMI delivered viii expose 20 sale Al e
vesubse of the City Hal, IN the City OF New, YORK, On
Thur.ay the Sn day of October, l5i5, AZ y o'clock, u
all h. n.h tile ana interest % James Philips, which De-
had on fs 6,h sixth day Of september, 1888, Or ~ any ne
Afterwards 10 whose hands the same may be, o. 800
ana go all that House and .o of land No ulInl one
tundred AMI SCI rnleen Wakersreei in the skin W ard
and al The 8ppurenant- thereto belonging 49, 90, -
WM. JONES Sheriff.
J. " ALLEN Deputy Sheriff.
Nm ~, s..-L--I-Lar 18Th. ~ 80 ltNtW
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MDkklN hDblN>ONs ffeslfr4l
SAINT HASsAT. Secretary.
Nin,ufp pot Phvs.risn ~ Broadway Of in
TUE ALLIANCE MUTUAL. Insurance Comps
4 uy--Olhce No. - Wal-street-Wlil sound Capi,H'
Piled Ell for future Losses exceeding OO,OOO-sfer
usying their entire claims by the late Confagmuonccn
hue % insure against loss damage By IRE aud ur
casualties II MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION. on
the most favorable Terms
le Claimants by tho Are requested 10 forward
their claim, for immediate adjustment
TRUSTEES
lanes De P. Ogden. SAM L. Mitchell, 4. VI Merchant
James Brown samuel Wilels sper ;. Benedict,
John GihOn VIM D. Th0nlpson, Almei Reed.
r. Burriu, VIM Adams Richard irwin,
?. Spofori, Il. Nhiinsfsh, Lorng Andrews,
4 Eorre. Benz Richards Abm Bell,
D. \. COmstock James ReybJn +. II. DelanO,
.. VI Nllmore, VIM H. AspinShli, 4. Foster, Jr
Edgv. r. sanderson, Thos. W. Ludlow, q. W. Gray,
A. WnOdhul, Leo'd y. Suarex. Jas. n. Van Allen,
Robt t. Taylor, Thos. 3. Richards Jed Frye,
Edw'd Center. John Cryder, jacob Harvey,
Henry Chagncey, Schuyler Livingston.
JAMES p. DE OGDEN, President
4. NJ. MERCHANT, Ece-Prostent
LEWIS BEsTO., Secretary y3u
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ny ORDER OF he Hon Peter GansevoOrt, hr-t judi e
ID Of bauy County Courts OF the Degree Of Counselor
A. Law OF - Supreme Court, Notice Is hereby given pu
.syt % the provisions Of the statute Authorizing attach
enfs AGAINST 4lsruning concealed, and nonresident deu
of. thar al attachment issued against the estate ~ ra
rs NcAlsms dent Doctor and resident OF sort
Hsln boz ls safe of aassac uetts, and iiai the same
M be- ,na or .e payment 81 bis debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment, q cOfdns 20 Jaw, "hil
ma. month. rom the fr,t publication OF this notice. and
that the payment Of any debts Que % m Oy residents oi ms
S.e and he delivery aim tor his use OF any properly
tnn h- slate belonging 10 HIN, and the transfer OF am
.c property Iy bin, forbidden by .aw snd are VOID
Dated De gy.h day Of Sepieu Der, lsi1 -
hilton 4 VAN WORST,
Attorneys iJr Attaching Creditors, No ~ siae-'irsei A.
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of P.an.slrd tn and
"A Common Tn Wsr-, Cutlery Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes Door Mas, Shaker Sleeves
and BroOns-ln short every variety Of House Keeping Ar
-c.es-
~ B.-A corlpiese assortment 81 Cos-- and Tea Urns
Tzhe Dishes and Covers &c &C for Hotels ar1 Steamboats,
% nznt and nEngiac-gfei a. me shortest notice.
JAMES Z. WATKINS
os 'snieo- II CAthsrins-.t Ssu-forx
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barge Comet, Cox, Philadel, master
ARRIVED

BIZ brig Eliza CoAu. ] De FIN Pictou Ms. coal. 70
tuas'fr . . -,
schr Caroline Clark, Keichum dc fan Mschias' sth'
&c iol r snow
echr Mary Langdon Cobb. Thomaston lime.
schr Hero. Spears 10 40
schr Legfclei,e. 90 90
schr Forest Robinson Machias lumber
Schr Mschias, Sawyer. do DO
schr Otranio Morgan Surry, Me, do -
soop Leader Russell. I'm Nantucket oil aud candies
a. Cartwright Harrison c.
SAILED.
.hips Medernsob liverpool Belle Creole, (fr) ha're'
Rars Louis Cap- DE Verbs
Brig Terra Nova. Foundland
sehfs swift 81 Ann Bay. Jam Sabine. Orleans. So
rah Jane 81 Marks; and others. Wind M.
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SUPERIOR NEW HULLED HUCKWHEAT.
IN BARRELS halves qlart-rs 81 st,s ard boxes neatly
L packed an selected Win for lie Ess,ern and
southern uHkels For sale In quantities rchasers,
By HOLT COMPANY, 81 Frontst
so Georgetown, Oco And Gvnesse Flour ksPt co.stant
" % hand. ~ In