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The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Neo York. Dams 81 comites, les wings ont
emporte 446 villes ct les l~ocofocos 37e les abo-
litionistes ct les MATHS en- ont Gu Z. Ian dernier
dams les memes comics les wings avaient reus-
81 dams 800 villes, leurs adversaires dams AIS,
les MATHS ct les abolitionistes dams Is. Les
wings ont maintenant un avaHtage de 6s ; les
l~ocofocos en- %avaient un de 25; an dernier.-
LIE. gain net DIES wings est done de 90. Trieste a
connaitre q~uelques autres comics qui Sc seront
sans doute pronounce contre les wings mais
dams tout lEtat, il leur restera sans null doute un
avantage de so.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Kentucky. Honorable Chiffon Allen est le
%csndidat wing pour lie Congress dams lie 9me dis
trict il a pour concurrent lie juge French, qui
eat %infiuent, mails qui probablement sera battu.
LIE candidat wing dams lie district represente re.
comment par Willis Green, est John McHenrY.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Bateau de retdt.-Nous avons annonce il y a
quelques Semainea, Ia presence dc ce bateau
dams notrebayou pour lie netoyer; nous comptions
navoir qua nous, en- loueF mais malheureuse-
mont / Ten est autrement Deshabitans honora.
bles, demeurant sur 10 Bayou, nous ont assure
que 10 bateau Q etc laisse, dePuis plus de deux Sc
maines, d la gafde de trois negreg, saps meme un
susveillant ct qu'ils ont a leur disposition les Ii.
quiers, Ia poudre ct ,d'autres articles dangereux,
nous espersns qu'on aPPortera un prompt RENEE
dc 4 u1 tel etat de CHEESE qui n'est pas sans dan
ger pour nos habitans.
ss.G5 Nous ayons reGu hior une ledre do Ia VIII
le, dui:nous annonce que Ia convention %s'ajour-
nera sans doute cette semaine. Ellie s'occupe
maintenant dc 10 diScuSsionde articles genGrau1o
auxquels ellie a fat quelques ameliorations ;en-
t%r'autres des dispositions pour la suppression du
duel. Nous avons ausai appris que Ia cour aera
ouvcrtes lundi proclaim a Lafayette, ct aux Ope.
;5loSIissas le quatrieme lundi de CO mois, dams Fun
ct lautre endroit par rhon. juge George King.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Neso Jersey. Les B1eus du New.Jersey tri.
omphent dams les elections municipales de Get
Etat lis ont fat table rase dams lie comte de
Middlesex, ct Newark est wing par une forte
maiorit6.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Pldqucmines. La maison du colonel ]. E.
Robertson a etc fraPPee de la foudre dams la ma
tinee de ieudi %dernier; il ny a eu aucun acci.
dent grave. Une nourrice ct son enfant ont etc
renverses, mais sans eprouver aucun NAL. Lee
%tincelle electrique await aussi a%tteint, a &c quill
parait, une jeune yache qui Sc init a courir en-
beuglant p~lusieurs petits negres fort effrayes
suivirent Get exemple.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Creuasse. On lit dams la Gazette de Lafour.
che du 10 courant lie 90 du mois dernier, les
habitants de Thibodeaux flrent extremement
effrayes par la formation dune ~crevasse dams lie
bayou pres du canal de Terrebonne. L'inspec-
teur du canal await ouvert un petit fosse atra+
vers Ia levee du bayou vers l'axtremite du canal.
atm d'y amener assez d'eau pour metre a Aot
10 bateau employee a curer lie canal, ct la laissa
%couler, sans aucune precaution. La levee ne.
tant gueres composite que dun sol sablonneux,
ct les eaux du bayou etant extremement hautes,
lie petit fosse s'cst transforme en- moins de deux
heures en- une crevasse de cling picds de profon-
deur ct de quinze pieds de largeur. Les habit
ans de Thibodeaux sans distinctions accoururent,
Sc mirent a leuvre, ct apres I'm travail assez
long parvinrent a boucher la crevasse. Sans
cette louable a%ctivite, la crevasse n'aurait sans
doute pu atre bouchGe, etles p~lanteurs du bayou
de Terrebonne auraient eu fort a %souffrir. Les
d~epenses causees par ce travail ne s'eleveronI
gueres ! moins de quatre gu cling cents pias,
tres"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Mort d la porte do lea saint. Dimanche der.
nier, un yieux negre conduisit en- v%oiture, jus.
qua la cour de rEglise, sa maitresse, qui s'etait
rendue a ST, Martin pour y entendre la messe.-
La voiture arretee. lie Negro descendit, ct, PEN
dant que So maitresse Sc rendait a Peglise, on lie
Wit occnp6 a d6teler les chevaux. Apres avoir
termine cette operation, il remonta dams la vol.
ture ; bientot apFss, il parlt plonge dams un pro-
fond sommeil. Mais lorsque sa maitresse srevint,
apres q~uelques minutes d'absence, ellie appela ct
secoua en- vainl lie negre endormi des personRes
oficieuses accoururent ct lui prodiguerent tous
les soins usites en- pareille Circumstance. Tout
fut inutile le dormeur etait mort.-Gaz. des At
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

IOrG. Dapnes les j%ournaux de st. Louis, une
forte malorite repoussera la Constitution d'Etat
de ce territoire. La legislature de rIowa sera
locofocc,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

JAMES BUCHANAN.
Au Brigadier.G General Don r. N. Alnonte, etc
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Ioua.-On salt que l'iowa a refuse d'entrer
dams lUnion CONNIE Etat, attendu que les amen
dement's apportes par le Congress a la Constitu.
ton qu'elle await redigec, ne lIi CONVENIENT
point. La principale objection du Congress So.
p%pliquait a l'6tendue donnee a rEtat. I'm jour.
nal de rIowa propose la convocation dune nou.
velle Convention qui %fxerait des limites plus
c~onyenables. Ellie tiendrait a la Unite occi-
dcntale du Missouri mais ellie abandonment
les comtes septentrionaux de rIowa %actuel,
~lesquels Eormeraient I'm nouveau t~erritOire que
Pom nonnaerait territoire de Washington.
Belle Perspective pour nos Habaana.-Le
journal de Clinton, Louisiana, rapporte qu'un
habitant DIES e%nvirons de cette vile a dsja vendu
son cotton de la proehaine r%@colte, . raison de Z
cents la livre.
On rappoyte lei q4e des speculateufs offreni
81 cents des sucres de Ia prochaine recslte.-
Gaz. des Atakapds.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Kukala HOOilina.
Er, for the Estate Of the late .ahung, dec.

y ma mea kakauia malalo nei ma luna
h~oOpOnopOno waiwai e like me ka pa-
lapa!a kauoha Il Ahana i ka mea i make
ma Honolulu, TIA hooiaioia ia palapala
la e makon imua o ka lunakanawai, n
ia loaa ia makou ma paIapala oihana
no kela mea, nolaila Ike hoakaka aku
mel imakou ma Ike akca, ia olelo mai ka
ahahookolokolo Oahu, c h]ooponopono
G hoole hoi n c ae aku ma ale O ma mea
a pau i ale aku al ua waiwai hooilina
Ia, mawaena O na la he kanaono mai
keia la aku.
Nola'la e lawcia mai ma ale ike pono
ma mea kakauia malalo mel, ma ko la
kon wahi hama, wahi noho paha ma
Honolulu.
Aolc / manaOia C poho loa ka poe hoikc
ole mai j 10 lakou ale aka, C pono keia
! mca c hiki al ma mea i kakauia ma
lalo mel Ike uku imua i ka lunakanawai
hooIlina, elike me Ike ana O ka waiwai
no ma ale o ka mea i make Ike
ma ka pau ana o ia mau In, a ole ia.
ma ka manaWa G loaa mai al Ike daIa
noIoko mai o ka waiwai, a e uku hoi
Ike koena ia Ahchoe ka hooiIina c noho
n ma Makao, Kina, a no keia mea,
ole e pOno G manaO ma mea ale G loaa
XXI ko lakou Ike Eoike ole mai lakou ko
lakou kule M iwaena O ua mau la ka-
naono la, e like me ka manao e uku nj
ma Honolulu.
kakauia ma Honolulu. Oahu, 10 Febe-
ruari, 1915. GEORGE PEIIY
WIN. FRENCH,
En-. for the Estqte Of the late .4hung. der.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Public Notice.

sG@The undersigned, Executors Tes-
taInentary of the will of Ahung, late of
Honolulu deceased, having caused the
said will to be admitted to Probate. and
having received Letters Testamentarv
thereon, do hereby give public notice
mat they are directed by the Court of
Oahu, to receive and admit or contest
all claims of all persons against said
Estate, during the space of sixty DAYS
from this date.
For this purpose, claimants on said
estate are invited to present their de-
mands to either of the undersigned, at
their usual places of business or at their
residences in Honolulu.
The intention of this notice is NOT to
barr any claimants who do not present
their claims, but it is to enable the nm
derslgned, in presence of the Probate
Judge, to pay wholly or p%ro.rata, the
debts of said deceased, at the end of
the said sixty days, or as soon there.
alter as the assets can be converted into
money, and the balance to Ahchoc, the
residuary legatee, in Macao, China, and
lor TINS good reason, all claimants who
shall not have made known their claims
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
kukala EOOilina.

L+'O ma mea Il pau ale ka waiwai hooiIina o
ED"ARD JACKSON, ka mea j make tho mel ma
Honolulu, g uku koke mai lakou ia'u ka meo !
kakauia malalo mel, ka mea mana G boonononono.
a o ma mca a pau ale aku al ia waiwai hooiIino Q
hoikc mai lakou ko lakou ale no ka hooponono-
noia ka mea kakauia malalo nei, ma kona hale
i"aena o ma la he kanaono mai keia la aku. !
hookan haPaia Il hookaa loa ia paha G like me ko
nui 0 ka waiwai loaa mai noloko O NJ wo;rai
hooilina la. ISAAC
Honolulu, Feb. 25, 1915. NI1nN
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
ISAAC
SAMUEL
In Chancery-ORDER No. g..
FRANCIS J. GREENWAY and VIM. FRENCH
as. their creditors.

rNA4>Slo y. and WM. FRENCH
rs. their creditors.
EDURSUANT to the prayer of William Patv.
n George Pelly and William French, receivers
appointed by Order No. 5, in this cause,
1t Is hereby ordered that said receivers shall have
the following powers, without special application to
this court.
LIST. To employ a clerk to keep the books &c, ne
cessary IN the management of the trust reposed in
them, whose salary shall not exceed five hundred
dollars per annum, besides the expense of his board
I'd. To choose for themselves Il chairman ont Of
their number.
Sd. To dispose to the hest advantage of any prop-
erty OF said estate, not exceeding at any time in val
ue $500, when two of them shall be of opinion that
such sale will be advantageous to said estate.
4th. 1t shall be their duty to keep a faithful re-
cord of all their transactions as receivers, and make
report of the same to this court, on the day of the
INA! decree, or sooner if required.
9th. William Patty, one of said receivers. is an
pointed hereby, to be their treasurer of all monies
received by them for property of said estate sold.
until 1t shall amount in his hands to one thousand
dollars, when the same shall be paid over by him to
this court.
9th. In all cases where the sales intended bv
them shall be likely to exceed $500, they are re-
CURED to obtain special permission of this court be-
fore said sales shall be considered valid.
7h The said receivers are hereby ordered to take
possession of all the property of said estate, belong
ing now to this court, whether real or personal: all
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
THOMAS @. hAREIN,
MONTERREY, UPPER CALIFORNIA. .
Hh'dLhh IN FOHElGN NERCLlNUiSE AND
CALIFORNIA PRODUCE

J. "HAIE-SHIPs supplied with PRovIsIoNso on
III 'h"st reasonable terms Of the port, for Bills
." 'no United States, or for goods adapted to the
market.
II! he commerce Of California is Increasing: ,he
rn'mr'S preparing TO furnish Provisions in more
ap"hdance; the Port Charges but -Four Dollars
Tor Il Nhale-Ship-that may no, want "a bar,cr
SoooSl of pfovislons-and Thirty Dollars for those
VI" may WISH TO; the Governments, bv decree
OF October 1874, having granted the priyil,re 10
captains OF "haIe-ships to sell goods TO a sufi-
on o| T "'no"nt Tor Their supplies, by paying duties
q" me goods actually sold.
- "ood can be procured in Monterey. Wells
are pcihg built near the beach, with pines 70 con-
u WAFER TO the boats. The climate is mild;
,o,SolS never carry away a sick cIcw.-and can,
m'he auiulnnal months, in common season. OBJ
"" PROVISIONS and leave port in two weeks
no''''S can be sent-Via Mazatlan-to the United
states Cat tlmes) in from sixty to seventy DAYS.
n3O (ly)
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Executors Notice.

sT~All persons having demands upon
the Estate of GEORGE WILKINSON, late
OF Honolulu, deceased, are hereby no..
titled to present the same to the under.
signed, within six weeks from the date
OF this notice, in order to enable the
undersigned to settle the affairs of said
deceased. All persons indebted to the
late George Wilkinson are also pre-
monished to make immediate payment.
ISAAC MONTGOMERY.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Erec. Of the last mn Of Geo. UIlAinson, dec.
Dated 18th March, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
iT NO KA OLELO .AN.4 MAJ o K.4 MOI,
KE LII o KO H.A W.AH PIE HIM..
KAHI o KE KAKAU oLELo
NO KO Ma ALMA f.
Honolulu, Oahu. 20 Januari. 1917

Hosc'
No ka mca, Ike mea mai nei o Richard
Charlton he kanaka Beritania, mona Ike.
kahi apana alma ma Ike Kulanakauhale
o Honolulu, ia hoihoiia mai nae keia hi
hla e Ike Aupuni o ka Moi Beritania ma
ka la IL o Sepatemaba ls43 ma Hawaii
nei e h%OoponopoEo al, e hiki al hoi i a
Charlton, e hoike mai a e hooiaio mai j
kona haawina.
Nolaila e ikea ma keia palapala ia ha-
awi ka Moi i keia hama ka aha hookolo-
kolo no ka moknpuni Oahu, ola ka wahi O
kona Aupuni e pono al i ia Charlton la
e hoike mai a e hooiaiO mai, e like me
ka mokuna 46 o ma kanawai Hawaii, a
me ka mokuna Al o ka unuhi ana j ka
olelo Beritania.
AXE olelo aku nei keia ua Charlton Ia
o lilo kOna kuleana i ua alma la i mea
ole, mamuli o ka olelo ana o Ike Aupunio
ka Moi Beritania i hoakakaia ma luna.
e hoike mai ola i kona haawina, a e no.
akaka mai VA OiaiO, ola no ka hoikc mai
! kona kuleana, imua oua Aha hookolo-
kolo Ia, e like me Tia kanawai la, ma.
waena o ka makahiki hookahi a me ka
Ia hookahi mai Ike kakau ana keia Da.
lapala hoolaha, no ka mea, ina aoIc ola
e hama pcla, alaiIa pan kona kuleana
q manloa aku mahOpe mai o ia manawa.
No Ike kauOha ana mai O ka moi.
G. p. JUDD,
u kahGuOieiO no kO M alma g.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
TERMS OF THE POLYNESIAN

- 'uhscRIrTIoN Sc per annum, payable in
""nahce' haIf year, $3.50; quarter, So: single
ooop'eS' IL i-2 cents; 2 copies, 25 cents: 3 COMES,
- cents; 4 copies, 80 cents; s copies, 81.
~ NbVERTIsING.-A square, So for first three
Insertions 90 cents for each continuance; mole
Tor hrst three Insertions, and 20 cents for ZACH
'on'inuance; half a square, or less. 81 for first
,hfeG Insertions, 25 cents for each continuance
ny me year--more than half, and moi exceeding
q wnoie column, $50, Lesser amounts al pro.
por''onate rates, as agreed upon
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Administrators Notice.

"a LII persons indebted to the Estate of Ed
IA- WARD JACKSON, late of Honolulu. de-
ceased, are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned Administrator; and all pcrsons
having claims against said Estate, are requested TO
present the same for settlement, to the UNDERSIGNED
Administrator, at his residence in Honolulu. within
sixty days from this date, that payment nav be
made OF them wholly or ratably, according to the
amount of the assets of said Estate.
ISAAC MONTGOMERY.
Honolulu, Feb. 25, 1915. -adn'r
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
ADVERTISEMENTS
fDeBY ORDER OF HIS MAJESTY, THE
KING OF THE HA WAIfa.N ISLANDS.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
POR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, :

oF u =
POR FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Honolulu, Oahu, Jan. 20, lS45.)
Whereas, Richard Charlton, a British
subject, pretends to claim n certain
piece. of land in the Village of Homo
lulu, which claim was referred back to
the Hawaiian Islands, by Her Britannia
Majesty's Government, on the 18th Sep.
TENDER I843, to enable said Charlton to
produce his grant and show it to be gen.
uine -
Public notice is hereby given that His
Majesty appoints the court of the Island
Of Oahu as that branch Of His Govern
ment to which said Charlton is to make
such production and showing pursuant
to Chapter 46 ofthe Hawaiian Statutes,
and Chapter Al Of the Translation into
English; and said Charlton is hereby
required npon pain of forfeiting all claim
to said land, under the decision of Fl.
B. Ms Governmet, already mentioned,
to- produce his grant and show it 70 be
g%enuine-i. e. erhibH his title and pyove
1t to be valid,-before said tribunal, pur-
suant to said Statute, within one year
and one day from the date of this notice,
at the expiration of which time he
will otherwise be forever barred of his
said Claim.
By order Of His Majesty.
G. P. JUDD,
Sec'y Of Stale for Foreign .4gairs.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
For Sale,

'NVTF,
~ r. < III. GRIMES, on the most ,ooson,u
A~ terms, the following articles, viz
o IONS Russia IRON; 4 do. Swclcs do.
: IONS German STEEL; | ton Cas-, StccI.
Whale BOAT; ' h''cr FINE;
8 tons hoop IRON;
25 casks BREAD;
= doz. C9ne-Scat CHAIRS; 3 do. wood do i,
1000 II. Oak BOARDS; 1000 do. do 81 By 30 TO-
30 doz. BROWN STOUT. LAM
80 doz, ALE; 400 hbls. CASKS.
Manila and Hemp CORDAGE.
4 cases pegged BOOTS; 2 do. sowcd do
40 gentlemen's Riding SADDLES and - re
100 doz Turkey red HDKFS.: -" 'nii'LES;
so doz. Madras do. 40 doz. Scotch ,Io;J
case Moscheto NETTING. f"" no.;
case Furniture CHINTX.
''' Jan. 4
Polynesian., 1845-03-22

rents, issues, and profits thereof, and all movable
effects; make a schedule, and file the same with
this court for its information, and the better to ena-
BILE this court to guide their operations in disposing
of said property, from time to time.
Done at Honolulu, this, 18th
day of September, 1914.
eptf NJ. KEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Auctions.
IMNHE SUBSCRIBER hn,in

VHNHE SUBSCRIBER having taken nm, an
n HuCIIONEER'S LICEN,SE, for the
year ending June 3Oth, 1915, tenders his services ~
ms trends and the public. He has the adyan,ooo
o' d number OF years experience, and ii good central
stand for the business.
The subscriber begs TO assure those ubo ,,o,
iavoi MN WIN then patronage, that no c,ortio11
VIII be spared to give the fullest salisfa ct ion f. nh
parties. - al
Ihe following are his terms for efec,ing Auc,;on
Salos,-viz.a = "S auction
LIST. When accounts are kent. hills ,o,,
and goods delivered by the owner or cons;an. ="
2 IL per cent. s"oo-
20, "men accounts are kept, bills made ont and
goods delivered by the Auctioneer-o on sn les n,non n,'
ing TO more than $1,000, 3 per cent.-and on saIon
amounting 10 less than $1,000, ) per cent.
WILLIAM Patty, .aucfioooc,
Honolulu, Aug. "a, 1874.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Kukala HOOiiina.

5J1O ma mea a pau i ale aku al ka
Waiwai o GEORGE WILKINSON, ka mca j
make. no Honolulu tho nei, e hele mai
lakon imna o ma mea i kakauia malalo
mel iwaena na hebedoma como mai
kela "a aku, c hiki al ia maua Ike hoopo.
noponO i ka waiwai o ka mea i make.
A o ma mea a pau i ale mai i ia George
Wilkinson, c pono hoi lakou Ike uku
koke mai.
ISAAC MONTGOMERY.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Aun@ hooponopo0o ha hooilina 0 e. UIH inson.
Kakaui, ~ Maraki, 1915. 5w
Polynesian., 1845-03-22

on or before the expiration of the said
sixty days, cannOt expect to participate
IN any pro-rata payment which may on
that day be made.
Honolulu, Oahu, Feb. 10, 1S45.
GEORGE PELLY,
VIM. FRENCH,
NV Er. for the Estate Of the late .ahung, dec.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Notice.

"A Lii persons indebted to-, or HAVING demands
~ against, the Estate of His Exccllency !
hoAklNl, deceased, are requested TO prcscn, their
accounts to The undersigned, for settlement.
Ohm II,
i'''''''"' i'cc' ~, ioll. G.. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
For Sale,

EBl GEORGE PELLY and GEORGE r. AL
-hU Ian, Agents OF the IIudson's Bay COMPANY,
on very moderate terms -
very superior old sherry and Port WINE, in bottles;
!enefiic VINE, IN quarter casks and bottles;
An English painted Room OIL CIOTU 90 f.. nv -;
A lew casks OF superior COFFEE. Jan.4.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22

" ma mea are aku a me ma mea ale mai a pau ko
W1,W"' hooliina o ka Nica Hanolano j. A. KUA-
KIM, ka mea make c hele mai lokou j., ,aaI
hooponopono. JOUN u =
Honolulu, Dek. rs, 1914. GO G. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-03-22
Memorandum Of Goods

UUST RECEIVED; per the "Nepaul,'' from
d London, and for sale by GEORGE PELLY
and GEORGE r. ALLAN, Agents for the Hudson's
| Raw ComDany.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
TIE CALIFORNIAN,
Enlarged and Improved,

The Proprietor of the CALIFORNIAN has Tor
,,nc lime past contemplated an enlargement aad i'm.
"A c,yement Of his paper, not so much on account of
8, 40 patronage It has received, from conviction
Il f,, the business and interests hej section of the
n State in which it principally circulates, demanded a
N more commodious medium of intelligence. Fl. .
N He has therefore, made arrangements for cnlarg.
N ng il by the addition of four columns, and for its
& mechanical improvement by tho procurement Of en-.
B ,rIy new Type; and it will he made the handsom.
X 81 and npa,est newspaper ii the State. 4.
This arrangement will be carried into effect the
4 jfa week in January next. ,.... . -.
The Caledonitn will advocate and defend sound
Republic N Principles and approved Republican
Measures; and, first, and above ALL PROTECTION
arbe LABOR and INDUSTRY of the people of
yumoni; and by this enlargement we shall be enab
\ I'D to publish more
MISCELLANEOUS READING; to devote more
space to the rur,herance Of the GREAT PROJECT
If OPENING our section Of the State by RAIL
ROAD COMMUNICATION; to the subject of AG
RICUlTURE; 10 the discussion of the Moral CUES.
tons ofhe day; the NEWS, and If last, not LEASE
presenting opposition to SLAVERY, and the en-
and manner that common sense and duty may seem
10 dcata.
THE MARKETS-in Boston and Brighton, &C.
will receive special attention. Our particular ar.
rangcments enable us to give 10 customers
in this section of the State the PRICES CUR.
RENT at an earlier day than any other paper. The
Caelonans that 60 from the Press Friday night and
Saturday morning contain the Prices Current which
appear in the Montpelier papers dated Thursday of
the succeeding week. This is of great impo rtance
10 those who have Cattle Wool, Butter, Cheese, &c.
10 sell. They may thus learn the prices as soon as
hose do who huy and avail themselves Of the ttest
lime for selling, and thereby, frequently obtain ad-
wntages of ten fold more value than paper will
cost them. $500 .......
This new arrangement will be attended with heavy
expenses; bu, we look to the enierprisng people of
CSIedpnii, Orleans and Essex Counties to second
edirts-to promote their Understanding there.
by not tn njure our own. To their welfare, having
view also the general good of the country the best
energies of our paper will he consecrated.
We do. therefore, respectfully ask their patronage
by way Of additional subscriptions and such alver.
Using as they may have at their disposal FRIENDS,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
LArE FROM MEXICn.


We received yesterday, by the way &C Pensacola,
advces somewhat later from Vera Cruz, brought by
the Falmouth, .....
by this arrival we arc confirmed in our impression
that Mexico Is fully prepared 10 negotiate with the
United States, The Chamber Of Deputies took OIL
oin notice Of tho revelations mnde OF the proceedings
in secret session. pnd members were anxious TO pun
sh the editors Of La Vodel Pueblo for their part in
tho business. This goes far, towards showing that
the revelations must have been substantially correct.
Besides, Gen, Pnredes Inns written to the Mexican
Government that his greatest pride shall be 10 repress
all revolutionary movements and put doon any iHe-
sal opposition 10 The proposed negotiation Wih the u
nited States We have this intelligence upon author
y IN which place every reliance.
Every thing induces us to believe that another rev.
olulion is close nj hand in Mexico, a revelation in
which Amo1io will probably take conspicuous part.
Distracted as the country now is with neither mon
ey nor credit with robbers upon cvety toad, macon-
tents in every quarter and reckless nspranis for place
OF plumber in every city aud town-it is almost i'm
possible for the present Government 10 hold together
much longer-.N o. Pic IAN.