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NHlS DAY received, per schr Union, a large
II ans well selected stock OF Wines. Iiauors a,s a
gnrS' OF most superior qul.-Jants entirely new Among
them viii be found
20 bote- bucal GrlqL SlIcry Mousssu1 vnas. Ist2
20 % Spanking M1s-ll scbsrsbufg
10 il Jaa1bnesblr-sr
10 90 Sjrinwein in NaIay
o pqes Holland TIA. superior quality
do Sehufztlu
u haf %. vs pure JIl Coznl-
- ~ ana 90 casks Old utfJ. Duply Co Pnct. Caslon
- llllS ari SeEtcac bnBds-aH Of ne most superior
quality
-VVVO genuine Havana Cigars brsds and II late i'm
loraicn which AIDED supply Fort Madrra Ma
aa and at descriptions of " lcs. Liquors
suIed ~ can toe OF sdous At prices IN
commonly iow for cash good paper.
GALLAGHER OLDNER.
No 81 Main street.
= ln1rsa h Owe lie .fv Hot.
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To Farmers and Planters.
TTNHOMAS n CHARLES ELLIS, have IN
IL prices reduce heavy stock OF
following description Goods suitable for Farmers and Planters
LONDON Duml Blankets
Heavy Twill
Sup White Bed do
Napi Coions, White and Gray
Canadian Cloths all wool
Sleeps Cray SAiinets
Baltimore I.nscys
Scarlet and White Flannes
Low priced Cloths for Servants
Lowell ILnscys
London Dufl
Cotton OLnAbuTgs
Brown and Dleaehed Shcetings
do do shirtngs no2
NOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
II very beautiful OF Boots Ladies' Of
The following kinds
Ladies bronze Cater Boots thick soles
do do l do do
do thick sole CARER Boots, black
do do nusktns
do dne white Satin Slippers, black
do white Nd
do Morocco dress slippers
do Kid Slippers
do fine dress walking Shoes
do shoes different qualities. OF the
the best quality for sale by
de Is PUTNEY WAITE
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BALLS, PARTIES AND WEDDINGS.
hEsrsF;r7-t would respectfully e Ladies ~ ean and
n et'u.ue pcutI lss'ftm,u, OF Whine ed ara SATIN Slip
r-fs which hc hls lH received by Esrcss ic cest-a,r
Mc'ufds together " ~ hrsr uy received TENDERS ss1rt
Net r'rr rfiersvc han has been Cur seas1n a1
wed ln acu assortment o. he beautiful ftn-y CO. 8rrd
Ss b--t. psr Of which are plaid Siik Something new
%. %. FRANKLtN
Ladies ard Grui' Boot ant shoe Nanus.oy SIS Bod street
-hn-k-e u.
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Modcrn Prnhnrc of WIZ.

lBI A MssFEs or rHE NiRsISlA BAR'
NNHiS Work embraces every subject connect.
- % with ur Execution ems rro,f of VI such A. the
Fol of ih- Instrument luIsfct wills Memoranda Tor Wills
The ivtlbc Age and Icstlbc CaPaev WIZ nar,s Femr
covers tep,rs Et1as SC WIS OF Men Na.nss Sol
deere A.. Los. and I-yrosed Wrs &C G &c
Ia The Work COW offered n TIE fah neavour
81 90 u expos Law OF Probate ~ col eeted
from 1H OBJ, Euf.sh and AllsrCan DECISIONS
0l7 ia, 49, 3, -.
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COpartncrSIIip.

WE have this day formed a conneXion IN business.
stated in above advertisements and trust that the
made Tor the the confidence of
niofs Intends and the public generally WIN ANDERSON Jr,
Ist A THICE
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TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

.MdNUE5CToRTl ! .ib0rs CaliorAW STREET,
100 North 5th 81. Philadelphia.
FUNHE finished and Offers for saa handsome
assortment Vehicles OF the faAiSH, such
double Cauyan Wagons OF
Sikys, York UaR0Hs with without tops &C
will dispose the reasonable term, All deserp
tons be OF the best
tefials and workmanship.
above requested
elsewhere.
coming Mandatory rarraasd for oaS
yoar
p Having received SILVER MEDAL, being highest
premium awarded Exhibition OF the Franklin Institute,
superiority workmanship his line which
geaHts will BE- sufficient
daton for the super 'prity OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 North Finn above Calowhir, Philadelphia.
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HANANA CIGARs....Wo have

~ m received large 'oi 81 tupsror Havana CiFarsmonF
them few thousand ~ NE cecba,d "Conrrcs brand IN th
o there rte Crs ~ hc qualify whols
AMI better asfotim nj tan have before 90 fei
f3 niVAL 4 PURCELL, iF Main afcet
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GRUBBS X APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

No II uatu street,
HAVING made largo additions to their stock
II Il Of Drugs Medicines Paints Oils De sjuds window Glass
SC prcparcd 90 fu Country Merchants ans Others
low similar artcrs be purchased market W. 10
yis those wishing purchase 10 call and e1lmne our stock
~ 20 GRUBBS APPERSON.
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE

GARDEN SEEDS.
'ANHE subscriber Is now IN receipt OF his Fall
- Supply Of warranted fresh ani genuine Garden sscls from
a. oHs csah shed Nursery 81 Mcssrs I1ncih Among
his asoumrui mly be found ths in l1uus W..
ASPAEAGts-La'Cc CELhEY-Rsi and WI d.
EEEr-Loag Hood FAIRY Tur- CUCUMHEE-Iour Cr,,p f,r
MP Rooted French sugar piesrry T,ti, Pam,
"tNNS-t1ty shW'tAs snap, LETTUCE KC-aI tatarrs.
Brown Slc 'Nei NacniHc. Na., aui & cen Cos Brown
Choice Red Eye L-r-c Luna. Dutch
Large Win'.ot NASTyRTiI-M
CABHAGE-Elfy York Large OKEA
York, Bsiitrs and SUGAR. ONIaN-Sfycr shin and E,4
ioaG Duuhsad auI o.. Dutch. FIr IEEUS- A. ,-trf
Savoy. Curci Green Red PEAS Ftf-a Paris, r,ry
nuIsh Tor peslne Tun,r. Marrow lao large ana
CARRuT-Lonr Orarle. Early dsaffr
Horn. Atrnrbsm "fotcauic" RApsH TOMATO SPIN AtU
CAULtFLO WER-Eary Lhtc &c A.,
RJ- Catalogue rtsus ALSO. Ianlfrth.s RURAL. RE
CiSrER ard ALMANAC. " 90 cog ayrs f,f ,v Is
eentscaeh. JOHNSTON, urarzsL
jas Richmond
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GARDEN SEED.

n ID.
FROM GROWERS OF E.SOHS REP UT.4TTOIV. IND WAR
R-iN-TED FRESH md GENUINE
At Wholesale and Retail:
a RTlCHokE-irreu Globe LeeE-Lar-e Scotch
n AsparaEus-NhIte Giant Lettuce - White and Green
Pole Beans-lsrge a small Lima Head Fairy CURED India
Snlp Bean-Early China, While and Gre Co.'s Brour
Yellow Weeks Dutch
Do Eary Mohawk do I moon Meon-Nuimer Green Ci,ron
10 Refugee, 1000 Pine Appe
Bee-Eary Blood, turnp rooted Water Meion-dpest KIND,
Do 90 Yellow 90 DO |Nasturun
DO Long BLOOD Mang-l Wuftzel Musard-White and Black
10 " hIe stesian : Teneh sugar Onion-whIe and Red
B'oeoii-Wh e and Purple Czpe .Otm
CabblseIa and Larse Pla--Lapdre:h's E,,,, p,
FAIRY aud Late Bal e-ssa. Ear Esrv Nav A, -, M
g Susarolf Lafg, prlmhead Prufsan pu,arf No.,
t-4ee bvrEen- rat Duich Bishops Dwarf ProLhc
n-Imheld savoy. Green Curl Peppef-A.ort.4
e. savoy hed bueh Psrsuip--Long smooth, Frenei
CsubEJ Ntr-Early and Late Surar
C-ier-Whte SOLID Par.sy-Fin. Curt
'iIi''--L'ae I'ange Long Red Puur kn-LafEe Yellow
sul White Fled Rrl..rb-.of r..
Crsss-Ifet PeFpr-rs RsI.t.b-org s-.,t-, -- -,
Cueuuher-Eary FraEl-. dt, noa WAITE Turp., S-,,l.,
Sl'irr l. g Gfeen. Long Turuip. Black spanish
theay SnriAa iof picklnr -asify-or Vegetable Oyster
yofn-tafy sugar Do Iusearo Spinach
IA DO Golden sI0lN .Se4asl-Eafe Bunch
oaiAe-''fetn 'uted |loua'0--lafgr Red aEd yellow
Egg Plu.-rurgs 'T.rur ,s5rs9
hae-hlle I1t'@d Siberian Herb AMI Flower seeds
Green Cufed scotch Rape or WIN PALMER
Cole IN a5
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"EBB, BACON n co. OFFER FOR SALE
" GO hhds New Orleans
IS do Muscovaio st,o.p
25 boxes brown and white Havana ''""
IS do Woolscys Loaf
IS hhis wrs India }
90 do SMOLAsSE5
100 bbis ~ orleans y
los bags Java
100 do and bbls P Rico
$50 do Rio c,pppp
500 do Laguayra '' 20"
- do Mamcabo
- bales Mocha
"a bags sumafn Pepper
$50 sidesS0'c Leather
133 kegs cut Nails
ticrccs New Rice
II5 Boxes FIRST quality Sperm
20 do Hun A sons Patent CANDLES
90 d. Talow, approved btsnds
% packages & T. Tea, part extra dne
" half chests biz DO
Is bb's No I sh1d
Macserei Nos 1, and whole, hair and q bb. and
Kits
~ bhs Tar
~ IBIS TannCnsO
% casks prime Goshen Cheese
casks Sperm Oh
igri2 and $40 Window Gilss
Pune Clover Seed. lnigo. M,dicr
Coppeas nuponts rowdef Shot and Bar Lead
rnnr Ciicf YitcgAt Corn Rrooms
Painted Burksts. Shoe Thread
Brown and Casue Soap, Bisefsd Steel ia 20
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS.

TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
IRON FR.9MES
rENE subscriber just opened supply surc
II Travelling Trunks. made expressly
frames aud made Of the best materials ant the best
which be would call ihs attention Of all they will be
sold side Potomac
quality. ldc 81 ALEX. NIL
NESTS. VENTS-JUST RECElVED--A fresh supply Of
Vests, Of superior quahty black SILK
double brcascd-rccelvcd gcr
ia STARR 4 CO. Lislc's Corner
SSHEETs, SIIiHTS-LeigbIon's IIanufacturc.
- supply ofhnc SHIFTS standing received
New York and Tor sale by STARR & co,
"a ~ Lis'c's Corner
ID ECTIFIED WHISKEy.-IOO bbls Cincinnati Rec
- u uhcd Whiskey, just received, and for fale by
de X. PARRISH, Cary ttfcct.
DICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. They
IA .HiesirHetBi, guard against fire.
KENT, KENDALL L ATWATER,
in 4-H Agents for Richmond.
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Rifbrmono Dailp hubis.
RICHARD n. TOLEH, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Il f. X Nj 5

DAILY Paper 81 per annnm; sHsrwKKkLy IS WEEKLY ",
always in advance be made At the OF the
publishers where evidence IL aien Of the dePosle Of
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= mos. West India Molasses

10 hsf Ch'su err, Cunpowdsr Tss--Rs,sy,r, ,,i or
Nt GORDON 4 sKlNKEE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
Has the Cheat been Forgotten!

Polk "Knne Letter." though no doubt in
tended as a cheat, was so interpreted by his
northern leading friends as TO prove him
friendly to the Principle of Protection to Aneri-
caIhdustry, and they so assured the friends
ofprotection in their party. These men, when
told Polk was imposing upon them, averred
that if he was not Protectionist-they would
never vote with the party again. .Ii..t
Polk has now come out, as has his party, and
all can see the dishonest cheat of his "Kane
Letter" His last Message shows him to be no
friend to the principle of Protection-but rath.
er frien to British Protection. ...
Mr. Peck, for aught that any body knows n
grees with Polk, and is supporter of all his
measures; and it would be but sanctioning
Folks measures to support him.
Now, where are the Protcctonists who vo-
ted for Polk as agreeing with them' Have
they forgotten the cheat, and are they intend
ing to sanction il by voting for n man who
goes hand in hand with Polk in carrying out
the cheat Have they no pride, and will they
vote against, rather than for their principles?
1t is now CHANDLER and PROTECTION,
or PECK and Folks FREE TRADE
CHEAT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
TIL E CA l. e ID o N Il A N.

of that port is n mere sham. On the 9th ult.
four American sailors, who had been cast IL
shore were brought into Vern Cruz as pris-
oners A decree ofGeneral Saas Inns been
published, extending II decree declaring
goods imported by Vera Cruz and by all
towns in our possession. contraband.
The following letter appears in the Non-
tor Of 2Sth November.
SAN LUIS DE- PoTosI, 9TH Nov.
> We have about $4,000 men, with SO twen-
ty-four Founders, and full supply of anun-
ton ot'all kinds, which is almost incredible,
but having seen il myself leaves no doubi on
my mind. There are two hundred black
smiths aud carpenters working for the army,
and besides the men there are 1000 country
women working on the Notifications, which
is very satisfactory, as il shows the enthusi-
asm aud the good will which animates the
people.
In one store there has been sold 10000
daggers, bought by the country people, both
men and women--in every direction we see
them making lNnces, sharpening swords and
fixing fire arms, and other warlike arrange
ments, and we are all getting accustomed to
the din ofarms.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
WIG DOCTRINE.

awe go for Labor. The destiny of the
country is Labor. We are all laborng men
we live by labor-by occupation. There
is no country under the light Of the sun in
which there are so few large estales-and !
thank God in which there nre so few men
who have no estate. / desire to see a condition
Of things 'Ohen each man shall fee! That he has a
stake IN The community the result Of his iabor-
,oheu all shall hare employment, and rcheH en-
ployment shut receive lis proper remuneration
for all would then be happy. LdbW l0ih as
is entitled 10 something more than the pal
try privilege to took all day, 10 he down al night,
10 sleep on Strd0, and 10 rise in The morning hun
gyy. n is entitled to abundant food, suitable
clothing, a comfortable home, and 10 erery man
ample means for The q6$pring ,oih achich God
has favored him. With proper administra-
ton of our affairs, we can do all this. My
hope and prayer to Heaven is, that these re-
suits may he so improved that the great ends
so earnestly desired may be ccomplished."-
WeJster's Speech al Philadelphia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
Read the following:

Read the following: ,n .. ...
JEFFERSON'S OPINION UPON HOME
r.. PROTECTION.
In the year 1917, the American Society for
the encouragement and protection ofAmeri-
can manufactures in New York, with the
Hon. ID. II. Tompkins at its head elected
John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Mad
ison, James Monroe, and many other distin-
guished statesmen, honorary members; all of
whom addressed replies, approving in the
highest terms the object ofthe Association.
will simply quote Mr. Jeflerson's .f...
MONTICELLO, June 81, 1917.
Sir-l am thankful for the honor done me,
by an association with the American Society
for the encouragement ofDomestic Manufac-
lures, instituted in New York. The history
of the last twenty years has been sufficient
lesson for as all 10 depend for lecesSaries on
ourselves alone; and hope that twenty yours
more will place the American hemisphere
under system Of its Oion, essentially peacea-
bly, and industrious, and not needing to OK
tract its comforts out of the fires raging in the
old world. The efforts of the members of
your institution being essentially engaged in
their respective vicinages, l consider myself
by their choice, as but link of the Union be-
tween the promoters there and here of the
same patriotic object. Praying you TO pre-
sent to the Society my just acknowledge
ments for this mark of attention. tender 10
yourself the assurance of my great respect
and consideration.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Mr. LYNCH, Secretary, &c.
Here is the true democratic doctrine, and
how does it compare with Mr. Folks Tariff
principles? Polk says, buy of Europe--Jef
ferson says, make for ourselves.
Any intelligent democrat will see that he
cannot consistently vote for Mr. Polk or Mr.
Peck. CAqndLer'S principles upon his question
are precisely those expressed aboue>by Thomrs
Jefferson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
| remain yours, &c
LUTHER BRIGHAM, M. d,
Another Letter from Vermont.

NOV. II, 1919.
Mr. Seth W. Fowle:-Sr-Having tested
the value of Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, /
take pleasure in givn to you the facts in my
own case, for your own satisfaction and the
benefit of others, One year ago last April |
was violently attacked with severe cold and
cough; with much pain in my side which was
considerably swollen. applied to number
ofphysician but obtained no relief and they
told me that if | did not get help Immediately
my case would be doubtful 1t was my good
fortune at that critical moment to take up q
paper containing a notice of Wistnr's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, and thinking it be what
ne. ded, sent some distance to procure bottle,
as it was not then kept in our vicinity, and to
my establishment, received from that one bot
tie immediate relief.
now keep it by me constantly, as | find
nothing SO good for common colds, and do
cheerfully recommend it to all as being ar
ticle ofgreat merit, hoping that others may,by
the early use of this valuable remedy,be saved
from an untimely grave. JAMES KING.
Tunbridge, Orange CO., VT.
None genuine, unless signed /, Butts on the
wrapper,
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Notice.

A convention for the promotion Of popular
education will be held at Lunenburgh Corner
on the second Thursday of January next at
10 clock, A. NJ. AS this convention is to be
held for the benefit of Common Schools, it is
exceedingly desirable that as many of the
Teachers and Parents be present as can be-
1t is to be hoped that the Teachers in Lunen-
burgh, with as many of their scholars as can
attend will be presen ut in the afternoon. Those
Teachers who nre interested in the subject
may add much to the interest of the meeting
THOMAS HALL, Co. Supt.
Guildhall, Dec. %, 1S46.
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APPOINTMENTS. The following appoint
mems, with the consent of the Senate, are
officially announced: Mr. Bancroft, Minister
and John R. Brodhead ofNew York, Secre-
tary delegation, to London, and Nathan Cliff
ford, ofMane. Attorney General.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
NATHANIEL f. HUYT'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

AT Probate Court, holden at che Probate
Office, in Danvlle, in said District, on the
3lst day of December, A. ID. 1S46-
~ ONWARD ALLEN, Executor of the Es-
H tate of Nathaniel E. Hoyt, late ofSt.Johns-
bury, in the County of Caledonia, deceased,
presents his account of administration against
said Estate for Whereupon it is
ordered by said Court that said Executor
notify all persons interested in said Estate to
appear at a Probate Court to be holden at tho
Probate Office in sa id Danville on the goth day
of January, A. ID. 1s47, and object to the al.
lowancc of said account, if they see cause,
by publishing a copy of the record of this or.
der three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Caledonian,
a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury, in said
district. 20 ''..H..HH.- 20. .HuH
Attest, N.. NORMAN DAVIS, r.ft
192w3 .r.. .a.f Register.
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JOSEPH RICE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CnIPdOnln, 50.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate or
fec in Dnnville, in said district, on the 9th
day of December, A. d. 1876
TOHN M. HOYT, Executor Of theEstate Of
~ Joseph Rice, late of Lyndon in the County
of Caledonia, deceased, presents his account Of
administration against sld Estate for allow
ance- Whereupon it is ordered by said
Court that said Executor notify all persons
interested in said Estate to appear at Probate
Court to be holden at the Probate Office in
said Danville, on the 18th day of January, a.
ID. 1941 and object to the allowance of said
CO nut, if they sec Cause, w publishing copy
of the record of this 1fder three weeks sue
cessively in the Caledonian, a new yparcr'
printed az St Johrsbury in said district.
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
401w3a1 Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02

UNITED STATES CoURT IN VERMONT. SEN
ator UPHAM introduced n bill in the Senate
OH the 10th, providing that arlington and
Montpelier shall hereafter be the places for
holding the Circuit and District Courts ofthe
u. s. in Vermont. The bill was read twice
and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. DILLINGHAM; give notice in the House
of his intention to Introduce similar bill.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02

IMPORTANT RELrGrous MOVEMENT. It is
n','', IN The Journal of Commerce, that
noer OF German Catholics in New York
CITY have been in the habit, for some months
r OF meeting together, especially on the
"a for the purpose of studying the BIZ
W. 'one oftheirnumber is Catholic priest
vi sabbath oflast week, some two hundred
u .nein met at the Tabernacle, and made n
~ puo''c and formal secession from the Rom,n
Church. - aupl n 80 800, ''o'1'''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
1BMrMGa

In Bloomington, Dec. 25, of the typhus fe-
yer, ALMIRA s., daughter of Leonard and Nan.
cy Pierce aged "a years,2 months and Is days,
being the third member of the family who
has died of the same disease within I2
months.
At North Danville, Dec. 81, the wife of
Capt. Ira A. Stevens, aged A years
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
NeM&1sYeM&agSa

In Danville, Dec 81, by Rev, Moses Robins
son, Mr. Samuel ID. Barker TO Miss Eleanor
Bolton all of Danville. ....
Also, by the same, Mr. James Whittemores
of Leicester, Mass, to Miss Lucy Bolton, of
Danvills. . ......... .........tII
In Waterford, Dec, "a, by Rev. EbcnezcI
Smith, Mr. Darius ID. Webster of Hardwick,t TO
Miss Prudence II. Pike
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
R E M E NJ B E R!

The election of George B. Chandler may
give majority against Polk in the next Con-
gress and determine the great questions for
Freedom and Protection ... ....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
Well Done! More Wing Victo-
riesv

In the two vacant Congressional Districts in
Massachusetts, elections were held last Mon
day and resulted in the election of the Wing
candidate in each. The Wing gain in both
Districts from the last trial, is nearly TWO
THOUSAND! H# ..
WINGS OFTHE FOURTH! Next Tues
day do likewise! You CAN, if you WILL!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-02
STATE OF VERMONT,

District OF Caledonia, SIS.
Al a Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
flee in Danvillc, in said District, on the Odd
day of December, A. ID. 1876 Present, Hon
CHARLES S. DANA. Judge.
NARY c. JOHNSON, Guardian of Mary
IVH- Johnson, Louisa Johnson, IL Julia John
son, minor children and heirs of Isaiah V.
Johnson, late of st. Johusbury, in said district,
deceased, presents to the Court here her pc
tition in writing, setting forth that her wards
are as tenants in common the owners OF u Ger
tain tract of land lying and being in the town
of Fcrrishnrgh in the count, of Addison and
state of NcTmont--the number of acres said
parcel of land contains is not known, but is
timated to be worth $200-and praying the
Court here TO license her TO sell the whole of
said tract of land, for the maintenance and
comfortable support of her said wards.
Whercupon il is ordered by che Court here,
that said application be heard and decided Mt a
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Or.
flee in Danvile, ON the 10th day of January.
A. ID. 1S47, at one clock, p. M, and that said
Guardian cause all persons interested to be no.
tilted Of said application, and of the time nnrt
place of hearing, by publishing copy of thus
order three weeks successively in the Calrd"-
MAN, newspaper printed at st. Johrshurv,
all of which publications shall be prevG X TT
the time of hearing. ". .I
49lwSl Attest, NORMAN DAVIS, Reg.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to this office, and
whose bills are oflong standing, requested
to make payment without delay; unless set
tied soon such bills will be put in the way of a
more speedy collection. .r.r Dec. 1876.
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THE CALEDONIA Associations of Congre.
gational Ministers will meet at tho house OF
Rev. ID. Merrill, in Peachnm, on the eve of
Mon day, the 18th of January.
JAS. p. STONE, Scribe
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' Gale donna County Bible Society

jan n' = mold ITS 32d Anniversary on THURSDAY.
gro ., lS47, at 10 o'clock, A. M. in the Con
s s,rgatIonai Meeting House IN Peachnm. A
ernaO Oh ana other appropriate exercises may be
'NPected on the Occasion. 'o
,o friends of the Bible cause and the public
Se"ef9Ily are invited to attend.
D,nn nEkoN HOWARD, for Directors.
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WHAT is THE MATTER? The Plattsburgh
Republicans Locofoco paper--declares it
"won't publish at all, the everlasting Message"
of James X Polk ......