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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-22
SILAS GILKEY'S ESTATE.

TENHE subscribers having been appointed by
l. the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners TO reoeicev ox-
anime, and adjust the claims & demands OF all
persons against the estate of Silas Gilkey,
late Of Burke, in said District, deceased, rep
reseEted insolvent; and the term of six months
from the 18th day of April, 1S47, being allow
ed by said Court, to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do hereby give notice that
we will attend to the duties of our appointment
at the dwelling hoase of Daniel b. DensoR,
in Burke, in said District, on the 10th day Of
July, l947, and on the 18th day of October,
1547, at 10 o'clock forenoon, on each of said
days
H HARRTs B. r Hall, Commissioners
| Dated at Burke, this 9th day of May
1S47. 5llw3
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New Stage Arrangement from Bo,
~ ton to Canada.

ON and after Jan, ] lS47, Stages will Io,n,
" Franklin, NJ H., every day, on the NV
val of the first train of cars from Boston n, 10
NJ, passing through New Hampton. HoIS.i<
ness, Plymouth, Campton, Thornton, WoaI
stock, Lincoln, Franconia Notch, TO LittIo,o
TO lodge first night. Leave Littleton NOV,
morning, viz; Sundays, Wednesdays and ' ~,
days, passing through Whitefeld, Lancosto,
Northumberland, Stratford, Columbia. CT
brook, atewartstown to Canaan, Vt. ''V'
Stages leave Canaan, Vt. for Compton Sbo.
brooke, and Montreal, J.. c., in connect.
with the Notwithstanding opposite DAYS tb,oi
the above named places.
~ ~ also, STAGES LEAVE
Lttleton for Whitefeld and Lancaster
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at ,,r :"
a. M.--returning opposite days through IL"
above named places, making daily stare f, o,o
BOSTON to L.aNCASTER,N ". II.
Railroad Line from Boston N
Canada East.
Stages leave Franklin, N. H., daily, on H.,
arrival of the first train of cars from Ros,o1 49,"
passing through Plymouth, Francona NIL
to Littleton, to lodge first night. Leave ~
Teton next morning at screen, for Lyndon ",
passing through Waterford, and ST. Jobnshr."'
to connect with Canada Stages passing tbronn{
Burke, Sutton, Sheffield, Wheelock, Gnvss.D
Barton, Bloomington, Derby, To StaD,to,J
Canada Entertaining opposite days IoSaS
the above named places, making daip n51,
from Stanstead to Boston, by the way Of IN.
TLEToN, N. II. and FRANCOsIA MoUErAE,
The abO1e is t1eI0e miles The shortest rou,
from StaHstead to Boston, Fare as Cheap, and
as good teams and coaches, and quicker driven
than any other Stage Line from Boston b
Stanstead.
ALSO, STAGES LEAVE FRANKLIN
FOR DANVILLE, VT,
on the arrival of the first train of cars from
Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridau
passing through Plymouth, Franconia Notch,
to Littleton, to lodge the first night. Leav,
Littleton Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satut
days, at seDon, A. NJ, passing through Wate.
ford, and st. Johnsbury 10 Danville, VT, and
returning opposite days through the abOy,
named places.
For further information inquire of Agent
at franklin, and Drivers on the above Route
and Cephas Bracket, Lttleton.
BRACKETT, MESSER, & CO.
Jan. /, 1S47 496m6
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Jupanned Tea Trays,
in sets or single, ofall
sizes; Card Trays,
Bread, Fruit a. Knife
Trays. ..r
Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Scissors, Rnzors,
&c. from the celebrat-
ed manufa ctuiers of
Sheffield, r. o d & e RS,
Crookes, w osten holm
&c. with many cheap.
er kinds of table Forks
andKnives, with bone,
horn, and cocoa wood
handles. ...
Steel Bag and Purse
Clasps, Vest and Fob
Chains 81 Mountings,
Steel Beads, Specta.
cles, Spectacle Cases,
Silk Purses, Guard
Chains, Watch Glass.
es, Spectacle Eyes,
Lamp Wicks, Tin and
Shell Music Boxes,
Jewel Boxes, bronzed
and lacquered Their
mometers, Table Bells
&c.
Watch Tools, ofevery
descriptionj-Files.
Gravers, and all kinds
of Watch Materials
both English d. Swiss
manufacture.
that every thing
lished on as favorable
ed from any source.
o call and examine.
TRUE NJ. BALL,
509eow1y
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DR.. MORRILL, STEVENS ESTATE.
TJNHE subscribers having been appointed by
L. the don. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the Estate of DR.. Morrill,
Stevens, late ofsSt. Johnsbury,in said District,
deceased represented nsolvent; and the
term of six months from the 10th day of
March, 1917, being allowed by said Court
to the creditorsof said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us-Do
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
duties ofour appointment at the dwelling house
of widow Lucy Stevens, in st. Johnsbury, in
said District, on the 10th day of June, 1S47,
and on the 22d day of September, 1S47, at 1C
o'clock, A. M, on each of said days.
SOLOMON ANDREWS, Commissioners
Dated at St. Johnsbury, this 9TH day of
May, 1S47. o.. slows
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WHITFIELD BAYLEY's ESTATE.

WHITEHEAD BAYLEY'S ESTATE.
TIME subscribers having been appointed by
] the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, eS-
anime, and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of Vhtefield Bay
ley, late of Hardwiek, in said District, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent; and the term of six
months from the 10th day of April, l84z being
allowed by said Court, to the creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do hereby give notice that
we will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house of widow Fanny
Bayley, in Hardwick, in said District, on the
3lst day of May, d S47, and on the 10th day of
October, 1847, ait 40 o'clock forenoon, on each
of said days.
LEWIS Fl. DELANo, } Commissioners
JACOB N. LOOMS, s 0o''"'''S'o"e'9
Dated at Hardwick, this 9Th day of May,
1S47. 511w3
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the attention oil dealer
Gold and silverW atch-
es, ofLever, L'Epine,
Anchor, Horizontal,
&Verge Escapements,
ofall qualities and pri'
ces, from the eel
ebrated makers in Lsiv
erpool, London and
Locle in Suisse.
Marble, Rosewood and
Ebony Clocks, Office
Clocks, and 8 day
Tinfepieces.
Gold Jewelry, ofall de.
scriptions;P Pins, Rings
Bracelets, and Clasps
Gold Beads, Guarc
Chains, Keys, Cole
and Silver Pencils
SPectacles, Thimbles
Eye Glasses, GOLD
Pens, Lockets, with 0
ganeral assortment of
Gold, Silver and Gilt
Fancy Goods.
Plated Cake Baskets,
Candlestic ks, Castors,
Plated and Britannia
Tableand Teaspoons,
Forks, Butter Knives.
Britannia Tea & Cot.
fee Pots, Sugar and
cream Pots.
Communion Ware, of
all kinds.
Purchasers may be q
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PHTLLIPS ACADEMY.

TIME Summer Term will commence on
Il THURSDAY, May goth, and continue ten
weeks. All necessary assistance will be pro-
vided Tuitionas heretofore, and payable in
advance. No deduction made for occasional
absence. nor for leaving before the close of
the term. unless in cases of sickness.
@. G. BURNHAM, Principal
Danyille Nav |, 1S47. BLOWS
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TTAVE received by recent arrivals from Eng
IL IL land and France, large and extensive
assortment ofthc following described Goods,
with many other kinds too numerous to be
mentioned, selected expressly for their whole
safe trade, and comprising the greatest variety
of articles to be found in the city, to which
the attention of dealers is invited.
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1873 WASHLNGTON STREET, BOSTON,
IMPoRTERs OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Watches, Jewelry, Military Goods,
SO '....n..
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have heretofore been closed against have been sup
piedrom other The laws of Great Britain
have been much modified that the principal obstruc
lions to the admission of grain have been sufficient
y removed to enable to send brsadsu to the ports
Of that country at fair profit and successfully COM
pete with their own producers. We shall solve this
question In the OF the coming commercial year,
to the satisfaction of all and If anticpations prove
correct there will be want Of markets hereafter Tor
our produce.
The earnings of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls rail-
road for ten days ending 20h July against
1885 time last year. showing increase Of a92
equal to go per cent.
The directors of the Syracuse and Oswego railroad
have decided a route and advertised for proposals
The road will pass from Oswego, through CRANKY, los
wego county, leaving the village Of Fulton about one
half mile to the east to Lysander In Onondsga county,
touching at the village Of Observation-Disclosures up on
the west side Of Onondags Lake. crossing the canal at
Goddess (near the lock and connecting with either the
Syracuse and Auburn or tho Syracuse aud Utica rail-
road. may hereafter be agreed upon. The routese
lsced represented an excellent and cheap one Its
length will be thirtyhve miles, excess Of only two
miles over an air line between Syracuse and Oswsgo-
One half the distance is nearly level and grade will
exceed twenty feet to the mile The track will DO laid
with rail (of about 80 pounds to the yard) and the
whole built in the most approved and substantial
manner.
The board of public works. Of Virginia. have sold to
the OF Petersburg the Petersburg and City Point
railroad, on a credit Of one, two and three years.
Immediate steps to be taken to raise fund for
making survey of the route for the railroad from Ra
lsigh, N. c., to Camden, Co. which will connect the
Northern and Southern lines Of railroad under the
ndence of corps of engineers to be seected by the
capitalists Of Boston, who have purchased the Ports
mouth and Roanoke road and who are about to extend
that road the Raleigh and CASTOR road On the 10th
instant books of subscription openeu at Weldon,
to the stock Of the company chartered by the North
Carolina Legislature, to I'LL the space from the present
termination Of the Portsmouth road to and by Weldon
to the CASTOR road A sufficient amount promptly
subscribed by the citizens and the Boston Company and
the first instalmert paid In partial survey Of the
route has already been made and 1t is supposed that
the junction will be made at point near Lttleton on
the CASTOR road. meeting Of the stockholders viii
be held, and the company organized by the sp-
pontmen Of officers It 10 expected that this road, In
nrst rate order will DO ready FOR the next springs
travel
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PARK THEATRE- The gabIs is r..p.susll, ', i.ro,u.a
that this ss:.c'hmsA viii be die SEASON q
s and SsS q hs st ~
o'clock in thr forenoon. jvis al RE -
s.s,
S S.s 'y % 3; ssS &
s @ Is es & b is%s TE ESe
M f. eoasIuds %S THE GOLDEN
den Farmer Mr. Ellis; Jimmy Twichsr. Mr. O. Burke; Elir.
Boxes. Is cents Pit and Gallery IaX Doors
quarterto !; performance commence at halfpast Z
pALM0's QPERA HOUSE Friday, Evening, July
j E: rvs % s 'Is
asS Navy n bu e.. sSag s M. III
BY A M.. ws Ia ssa Flora called La 'o
;ssessdsd BY an,,yasd performance of Mons.
r. conclude win the ballet panolnime entitled the LIv
INC Hj SHELTON LIE BY The Lehman man family a
S. Door. At PeIomaaer 10 commence az O'clock
CASTLE GAkDEN.-slr; BAKER, Stage ManaseI.-On
@sG;s 9s n S5S
Mrs Msor PSo6b Mis-. Philips ''''h rn0'0' MI
After which. several fancy dances by Misses LOUISE
The celebrated Herr Cline will appear the Tight Rope
Doors open !! 81: Performance to s@s.
A ASg;. n on board Open from O'clock NJ
| THE RAXEL FAMILY hes, TO announce to their nu-
4o ;' 1s N Y that ns as
being their M6SpAY 5 August q
''1'
| briel Rave and the celebrated family
series of novel enter5 ria.sr R s@ BE
IN addition VAUDEVILLE co. and a Grand Orchestra
d''ns NV 'V''I lRrTSIs e n PROMENADE
! which will be opened for the FIRST time.
All communications from the Vaudeville Company, Musi-
cians. and Corps de Ballet TO be addressed pad
| jy28rc JOHN SETON. Manager.
RROADWAY THEATRE.--This eatabl.hmeni, now
poses solely about the first of September under the
management of
q. H, BARRETT
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing for the
season. will please address him tlOs LEONARD street
q During Mr.. Barren's absence Europe, all letter. and
jel3tfrc w. CORBYN. No. 2 Barclay street
"A ternoon and Evening at 81 and o'clock
New and interesting collection OF Wax Figures consisting
IS Nsfaa E s: scH f5eSNFiEd %mrsrEAp
| of New Haven in the 1889.
THE oRrHEXN vG1 4 ;S;r SK KENNEBEcK
the mos! popular and talented company in America
A'0 81 sH Iai TSss 9SIs EsfR&sp'n' Oh
sAST f1 kN sS'as wv woo '6i EiS0 LEG.
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may be seen here
| at all hours day and evening.
Admission to the whole, IS cents.
| CHINESE LADY-NOVEL ATTRACTION-In con-
~ OF he general anxiety female
belonging to the higher order the Celestial Empire pr to
her departure 70; Eu.ope Nibo Saloon No a3 Broadway
that left the walls OF Canton. Admission Is cents Chill
| dren l21s cents j28 6tissrc
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WooL-salss Of about 80 900 lbs Of the various qua
Titles have been made 1t the quotations We give
below. Holders not quite 30 stin We quote COM
mon ut 95c 2sc quarter and half blood ct 2ec Sic
to full blood do at 32s &c.,; saxony
heeces at 37kc. 49, Foreign descriptions remained
quiet.
FRErours-The rates for Liverpool stood at IS Sd ss
Cd for -four An engagement to all up was made at 30
3D. vessel engaged to load with grain, half corn
and half wheat ut In bags The rates for -four to
London renainded at Is. To the continent there
no change.
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Died.

On the evening Of Thursdsy the 29th instant ALIcE
Ives, daughter Of George W. and Cornelia A. Reid aged
four years and four months.
The funeral will take place on Friday. the a0th inst
at CLOCK r. NJ from the residence of her father, 81
west l3th street The friends Of the family and of
grandfather. James Reid and her uncle, Henry Stark
weather. are respectfully invited to attend.
Suddenly, Wednesday evening, the 26th instant Of
disease of the heart, JAMES H. FLETCHER, In the 36th
year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
his funeral this day) afternoon alta O'Clock
from No Attorney street. without further invitation
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Markets

BALTIMORE, July s9-P. M
saos Of 800 bbls Flour made including Howard
street. at So 90 IS o2, and City Mills fresh ground,
at So Sales OF 1000 bushels prime red and white
Pennsylvania Wheat made at 81 IS 81 %. Sales
Of 1000 bushels Rye were made at 100 There no
change In Corn-and sales light. 800 hhds Sugar were
sold ut prices not understood. Provisions
frmer. Whiskey held at slight advance. Steam
er's news wanted.
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ALBANY, July 29--M.

ALBANY, July 2V-M
There little or nothing doing In -four or grain,
dealers anxousy waiting for later European news
There was change In quotations Receipts by canal
during the past twenty-four hours about fol-
lows Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, 5000 bushels corn,
10000 do; barley 5000 do Owing to the late breach,
only four canal boats arrived to-day Freightsvsssels
plenty, and rates easier.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NRw YORK THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY ~.
Bales Of fair brands Genesee nour were made at So 62x
So 6sH with some small lots, little fancy at S. 10
parcel of Western Canal sold at % So Sales Of Ohio
were made at So 70 IS 6ah, with small lots little
fancy at So rs So SIN Sales Of Michigan made
at So 56K SIS 34h Southern stood at S. IS 50 s7K
while sales very light Sales Of good Ohio wheat
made At 81 90 small lot of pure superior Gene
white sold at 81 IS. sale Of Illinois red,
made at 81 TO- and parcel of Ohio red, brought 81 90
Corn less firm than 1t yesterday Sales Of
round white made at 67c. and Of pure nat white
at 67Kc Sales of Western mixed, made at &c. Of
fat yellow, 66k, and Of round yellow, at So 81 &c.,
Including q lot Of do, reported sold at IS. Meal
steady. sale of Ohio was made at 81 s7K; wes-
tern New York, worth 81 rs q So, and New Jsr-
ssy, - a5 q So 90. Small sales Of rye were made
at e0e Oats advanced. Sales made at $780,
and Afterwards held at Sd cents Barley mac
tive. Beans said to be frmer owing to
increased demand at the east. Provisions continued
OF prime at Si2 so Groceries exhibited change
In prices A fair business was doing in sugar while
sales OF coffee were iuconsderable
Receipts down the Hudson River, July %.
Flour; al 47s barrels Corn. Al FAC bushels
Corn Meal. :. e26 90. Wheat. :. :. IA 800 do.
AsnEs-Pots were rather inactive ut 81 SIX. Sales
Of about 100 bills rears made at So as which
an advance Of 40 cents per Dbl.
BSEAosruErs- F7our--Sa~s OF 600 bbls. Ohio were
sold at IS 76a % s7x. From 1000 to 1900 bbls
Of Gen-s-s sold 50 62K, and 800 do sold at
rs 05x with some small lots, little fancy, at So rs
ssi.s II 1000 do western canal were made at 50 so;
oo bos Michigan were sold at IS a4k and about 600
do sold at 50 66K small lot OF 100 bills rather
averite brands Rochester, brought s. rs Southern
eontinue to quote at IS rs s. s7x Wheat-sales Of
5000 bushels gooi Ohio we're made 1t 81 25 400 do
psrior white 0enesee at 81 50 $500 do Ohio red
and 1900 do Ohio mixed sold at 81 10 aud 1900
do. illinois red at 81 TO- Corn-Salss of 1000 1000
bushels inferior Cat yellow made at go and 1900
do good sound do At 66Kc 1000 do fat white sold at
o7Ho, and about 1900 round do ut 60 Western mixed
was worth 62K 60. according to quality Sales of
5000 bushels made private terms 1000 bushels
good round yellow sold at ESQ.,. 1000 do at SO 67c
and 1900 do were reported sold at 66o 1900 do mixed
heated in store, sold vt $50 1000 do do ut $780, Meal
Sales o, ITO bbls Ohio made at 81 SIX New
Jersey stood at about 50 2S 81 60 and western New
York at - 10 80 RyeA small sale Of 600 bushels
made at 800. Oas-Saiss Of 1900 bushels were
made at $50 Afterwards, 90, asked.
CArpLes-Sperm S0k to 81 cts--market steady.
Cores No sales Of moment were reported. Prices
remain unchanged
Corros-The market has assumed quiet aspect an
will probably remain without further change ct present
Holders being relieved by the free ales they have made
since the arrival Of the Britannia appear be in.
different about Offering their supplies.
LIVERPOOL CLASsiYicATIoN.
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WAsHISoros, July 90, ls47. II

The interest increases-the anxiety inorssses--ths
doubt increases and the immediate prospect Of peace,
in corresponding ratio decreases. Valencia march
ing to junction with Santa Anna. Scott must have
another heavy nshtperhsps the hardest Of apsrhsps
the last but he must hght and he will fight, and tho
next decisive that we expect H. that he tight
But, then to have pesoet Doubtful. Talk
about your parties much you please there
peace party in Mexico. To speedy peace,
create peace party in Mexicosusaiu It. treat
with It, place 1t In power and keep army the spot
for series Of years at the expense Of the Mexican
In order to sustain the peace and the peace
party at the head Of affairs
Or else, we must adopt MIR. Cahouns plan Of holding
the ports, and occupying def nsve line abandoning
the interior of the country toto Ii have peace
before the meeting Of Congress viii hear something
more Of Mr.. Calhoun's plan. YAHOO.
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FUH The stock Of dry God much reduced and
left afoat unsold We quote them firm at SO
SIX to S350 Sales 400 to 500 bills No msckere we're
sold en- braoipg Massachusetts at 81 75 and Halifax do
81 6ox and $50 do, No as new, wer.
sold at s to 50 90 Scaled herring stu scarce and
prices up
still held at Si26 per No Manila Of oon
sequence in market.
L.Ap-The article continued inactive at s. 62k to
So 76
LxArzrs-The public sale was we'll attended to-d,y,
aud prices advanced cent per pound best descrp
tions of sole, compared with the last public sale por
ton OF the catalogue composed OF very ordinary
leather and brought corresponding prices There were
9240 hides Of sole sold the range OF prices
Hrmock-Light and middle Weights, l84 TO Tx cents
heavy DO AN to cts; good damaged, all weights,
I 70 70 ioN cts poor do do ~ to l0h. oak-Oood
stamp all weights 20 to az eta damaged do, Is to 16k
oents Terms mouths. The stock on hand ia about
three fourths less than this time last year
NAVAL sToass-sprits Of turpentine quiet at 36
north county, In Tho yard, at 90 cts and 400 do WILL
mington at 0o TO 20 cts There wac nothing doing In
other descriptions 80 =
OiLsDealers in linssed seemed disposed To walt for
English news Some holders anticipated further adj
vance while buyers confined their purchases chiefly to
their immediate wants Small sales OF city pressed were
made at Oc and o. English at cash Winter sperm
naoeached was held at hrmer rates; N. W. whale sum.
mer bleached, We quote 44c 4Sc and winter do at
bac bsc. - ~ w NV
PRovlsIorsssles Of 100 and 300 brls. nav mas. norn
were made NJ Sio, and 100 200 do new prime At SI2
o.; SIN all sales OF we're made In a retail vsv a,
$3.50 B,,Jremained steady L,rd--sales of 400 Rris
re mad" he ud'pg Inferior, at 81, with small por.
rs eighty tainted. at SIC
Res me sales embraced about $50 tisrces, fair to
x od quality, at 81 n So rs ~ "
scoA..-ssles Of ~ hhds. Porto Rico were made At
SIC, aoxc., and 200 do Musoovado at &C. a kc
TALLow-Notbing Of moment doing
WHALEbosr ohauge.
wMsxus-The article was armer GALES Of l9s brls
rsss 'aeas 81 asss and $50 DO " sie.