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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
BOSTONs MARKET--Feb. "a.

BEEF-Extra mess, IL so 10, Mess IL a
90 per Dbl, No. !, $50 al0, prime, city 90
00j navy 10 80 n III 90.
PORK-Extra clear Is 80 a 90 90; clear 3 90
n 90 90, mess 10 90 90 90; No. ], none prime
l3 30 ii 90.
LARD-Boston 100 II, south and West,
100 IL.
BUTTER-Storc ID 16, shipping a i3j
family lSa %.
CHEESE-new milk , o, four meal 6 a T.!
FLOUR-Howard street 6,37 $50, Ohio,
6,6S, Western Canal, 6,75 6,97.
CORN-Yellow, round 100 u 90; flat % aSOO
white % 90
OATS-Southern 40 n ~, northern, 40 As
EANS-White, l so a 200.
WOOL-The stock Of domestic is quite light
ard the advanced prices are fully sustained
with an upward tendency For foreign there
hns In nm inc rnnsnh drnAnnA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
NO 7 ICE z.

TIME finfited Copartnership Of the subscri-
IL bers having nearly expired, and being De-!
sirous of settling the business of the present
concern as soon as may he; their GOODS will
be offered at PRICES to suit purchasers un-
til disposed of J. JEWETT q co.
All persons having unsettled accounts with
the subscribers are requested to settle the
same Immediately. J. JEWETT 81 co.
Barnet, Feb. Is, 1877. 499w6
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ASHES WANTED.

TIME subscribers will buy ashes delivered
Il at their ashery at ten cents per bushel in
goods at cash prices, so long as this notice il
continued in the Caledonian.
MORRILL, a. RANKIN.
ST. Johnsbury East, Jan. Z, 1o47. 493tf
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Chairs ! Chairs

Nd OCKiNG Chairs and Turned Tops wood
IN seat Dining Chairs, for sale by
4g9tf f. JEWETT & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
S72,000,0

If we ret it we shall lose S72,OOO,OOO
But we have not got the first red cent yet
Wntchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
WINTER GOODS

GOOD assortment of Winter Goods
N w. l. Goods and Groceries-at low pric-
es, at Il. JEW Ell ~ " ..
Feb. II, lS47 490f
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Roberts - EsG!ie,.

A RE NuN RECEn lSG AND OFFER FOR
~ SALE.
- hhds ST. CroiS. Porto Rieo and y. o Sugar,
p h7,cs and hl. Lat ana Clarified do
Ia bhls Powdered and Crushed do
- hhas aud hhls Molass,s
50 bags Trnr green Rio Coffee,
Is laguyn 10
y best I'D Java and Mocha 10
4ooe i.- Sole leather. Cheaper than evef.1
7tsN Cotton Yarn.
I tercc new Roc.
80 blsrs and half boxes Rasns.
~, kegs Naiis par Boa and Watehousl
las Blasting and Sporting Powder,
=, BIKES : = 10 aed 10 = > " ludlow Glass,
IS Sperm az fali1w Candies.
so Saek- Liverpool sal. IN prime 5fdor.
Is TONS IolaaN English sal lfedrc7r In
Asa large stock elton Siriirg, shcr.mg anu
O1naburgs fine black and grccn tess, Shoe Thread,
Soap. salt ferc. Auu,, Indigo. Madder. toprfas, race
and ground Singer Pcppet Allspcc. Shot, Bar Lead
Letter FooIscap and Wrapping Paper, Grind Stones,
Shear, [ asst aud Bliscrcd s.oel. Fur and WOOL Has
Cslleoos. Ticking. Checks. Segafs Mustard, SHOES.
rac.s Bel Cords. Pl5~ Lines Trace Cams, Axes.
knye, and Forks ~. \e. 10 which they invite lac
attention Of thcir trends and he public
Eco. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

fsNIE WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldcr.acn. and
n SIX Common Council a.ea. in each ward. IN the
own Of ynrhharr.w tax place, pursuant act Of
tsscmby entitled ''aa act to amend an at cnri.lel an
at to dydcthe town d Iyaehaurr INTO Wa-lS and Tor
other purposes, passed Feb 10, S2e. On HE frs Tues
day in April neN'-auj viii held in Iyncl Ward No.
|, bcng all that part Of said toNn below the st allcycx
tending from the river to the 18th street, in the auction
house Of Mossrs Tslbot& Lanicr, Main street; aal il
Henry Ward Ne, , being all that paro town aooYc LIST
alley extending II the river t. 18th street. in Aiuxan
der lggats como: housc. Main next door below
he Nr5nIln oncc AMI opposite to Bryant Y lH,lcy ;
HENRY ID NNlhGrON.
5 rst. of the Corporation of l.yuchbarg.
Feb 2j-tjA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

From u, .Nlspetg'-Rs CniaipGci
Trip 10 BASIDS


Being in Boston last business connected with
t1s p51cnfatpl ii sr typ graphic aI,-tll tho u.e
~ ihe Cataract, attended the W ashirgionian Con
vvtian then IN an, aud found interesting IN itscx
eFaas Jai nli - large In It's numbers We expected
Although II calc by soiEt u tl-e observation-disclosures
yha profess = believe in erriisirs p,al sua, oa st II II
vas ai.rnd.d by mani of,hs- Wl,ington;an. wh, be
1--we Eeher IN erei4irf Haff nor in errlistrc Lesai
sion hut IN moral ard e al fuasou combined aud Nv
as among iae number. WAS held in the spacious
AMI b aluul Was Iagiuan ilaain Br5mfri street and
was addressed y : \. Walker. Es9. uf Broohlinc II
X. Potter. DR. Chlnnng. Deacon Grant, J. II W law
k.as Of Bason. Dr. Tutle At SNcin, Con Kicker If
l.yna. +. X. Nm.eacr Of Ncedhan aud by great ma
rnofe, who's names Nc either did MT know or have
tIgy!cn
During our stay IN 3 son. We accented and cri4yed
tn pfiered and tee total spitalty u rc en- M,scs
sIrlht,--ihe Father Mathew at Now Fnrlanl-and
iannd. as We hsge frequently before his Ibrlfy oi,r
OF pr anthrpc sancum dcvo'el to, and furnished H.
ali the appliance III his deeds of charity and h
neyolcnce. lnihe cyeaing We fund tn ladies II his
fanly, with fair Martha Wasiinunan r,Ics from New
Bedford. (whso tsih Of he first and remost a
the Influential tce-t15Ts Of ia al city, engaged IN ma
Nng dress f'r poor and verso than oTp an Little
CIR, whose father has been by rum changed from an in
dnsti!Jus, and respectable taen 10 worthless and wan
deTng vdga5Jut IN The ani. rlamnp about hi, family
! n 'wiag not wher4 The lule recipient Of their kind
moss was brought into palloT with hi garment tried
o. to saaw how nicely II fitted har AMI she seemed To
= '"ff' 80" All "''h ~ SusH Il ui,ss, ana The
proolse OF sone shoes, anI socks in the mornnr, as
gen Veiora would be BY The present Of band aa +
diamonds
\ two penny ring, giyon her by a schoolmaic. and
worn upan her finger showed that nature her young heart
was IN process oi dcy opcucn and in her dreams TIN,
night she doubtless forgot all the sad realities both of the
past, sad OF the prcsant aul eye in oil the rosy hied
and ciyian anucipa:ols II future Al what cJmplr
svoiy II fling cost can haIpres and relief be
dispensed to the wocil and and hlw cheering T.
every benevolent heart, aud how crcdtabo both to the
scx aod II tnmaniiy, Is tie exhibition Of Anluence
Beauty, Intelligence and Refinement thus exenlplarly
plying Their hands 10 clDhe the naked 10 feed the hunG
W, and to h the Laden prCssnl. Of sorrow from the sen
sive hearts The poor, aud the unfortunate around
them
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.fS7rcHvnf T9ii0p.isig.

NAOtiD respectful, nfyrm the citizens Of Lynch
w burg and surrounding country. hat IL has ak1n
the House. opposite lieesrs. Gregory = Royal. where he
0iends carrying On tie Tailoring Business, ia all It's
branchrS.
lie has On hand, srd will continue keep. boautl
u assortment Of Clois. as-H,roa ard Nesiiugs. aud
n fart every thing suitable Ia Gcneuon's wear. 10
whi.h he would call the attention If The public Any
WORK entrusted n his shall with prompt al
ieufian. {. ". Low +.
y. B.--The upper Tenement Of hi- Shop. suitable III
a small Family, Is f,r rent. {. W. j..
Jan. 25-s
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iTgit7i:i j:

Virginia
4 T rules held in the Clcrls'. Office ofthe ri,,..e
a toaH Of Law and thansery ios the caai,y ~ ,''
In on Che 2nl day Of febs lary, 1871 " f4M'
Giles II. Calieote pI:..
against In
Mo@slaii wires and Rebecca Als " lie " lillian, r,rl.
Cyrus Gailicotc, Dcf . &c. and
Is CHANcERY
The Defenders, William CalIicote & Cvri. r,.
having entered their appearance, ard given Sc M
ding 10 the at % Assembly and The rules If this ac'
appearing by satisfactory c,hchce that they and It
taats ii ta.s communicating On the notion II N, alb
counsel is ord red that the al absent INV iy
a rules hc held in the said Clerks ofrc ON I'm 7F
IN May ne>t. and answer the Plaintiff bill and ,i -y
elfls efi"r he t'rtlHith Published il son- ff
ed IN the iii e!iynei bur. for bsa months Ut
and pasie At he front door Of The Cou.t ioasc I ~ =
~ Court day. ' oi4.
Cnly-r,s.c
Fob. l5-u2n - N>''i hi''1.k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

4 HAVE just received TIE SPRING STYLE OF
\ HATS Tor lsl7. Introduced by M,ssrs Bcate S,
Casfer, Of the city Of New tora lthr toc fattds n 4
muica) The fashion IS much admired by the trade,
as well as all that have seen IT, Gonllcncu who pays
any regard to fashion viii Of caurs. furnish thcinsclY
with ofthesc beautlullll am prepared to SUP
lis Them made To order or fcadg made.
! have, also ON hand ro,d assortment Of Men and
Boz Cloth and SILK Caps sfc,ors pattern.
March lo-iw j. ri MRDI Gil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
.NEU CO.NCERN
'jlE subscribers have associated themselves together an
1 dcr The style aud firm ot
l4cEaA,I.,,x.


1 der the St,,c and firm ot
G.cv.,,.,x x.,,n A. 49,.
-, ~ '''N"s "a HS'tf'
n FL, - 'ua''''E a9i''eif and 'omnlstlor
r.. ". -, nE p''a sea "a N''A,is, f"hs y RaWie'
.,,,,,l I " u 3 ' - d" atN'" formerly &c
: t.v,,Li, l :, ~ " "a'' NY Hessf'' Nc"
l' ~ w., s,ie 'eG ss9'R ct ''iaeeric' 10
= -, >, ' ''''' luz" SUE" consists III pant oi Ni'
s,nE
"a a. NJ = &H'f', .'i"s 'e''N' anu Java seae''
pm ~ ~. SUGARS
-. \, :, ~, ~ W.
IN G tRn. ., ~ , ~ ,a.l"'1 very me,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
.NEU .AND IMPORTANT LIg COOK

plGEsr Of eonroya 'n n"i~s s r.. ',''y
bracing references 10 the leading decis iul uI,n IL
jccjs, in most Of he States together with the iorm
oWIcJrncn', probate, rlnqv >m,nt etc, required
by the statutes Of, and in in each Preceded by
5rct treatise the general rules relating II the nature
execution and operation Of Deed, and Wll ard GLOW
I'd Appendix, Of iho most approved forms 81 these
Instruments Being practical manual ard guide for
Lawyers, putlc Officers and men ofbusness, James
B. Thornton. lae Of Virginia, now d " mphis Tenn.
Attorney at Law. vol Svo. 40 pages
just received and tor saloby u. B. PAYNE.
Feb. lj-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

JEyTIF >i.,esr.se-s I4y- cafl,yel Mr.. YIN. Daval
CHRISTIAN .shv has ic,n tsi:h them several years
/, close ttr business All pr+ns indebted VIII please
call and settle and these having CLAIMS present item io
paYncal W d. G. NAV be fund Al old stand
March l-u4w ADAMS 3 WILKINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

IL. persons indebted t. Hatcher & Green are re
= \ sperlully requested % cal, and settle their
,.ants IS is desirable qettlc up tho business of the
,onrrn as speedily as possible.
Feb It's HATCHER ( GREEN.
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sCs6rc

ygyIfF HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be paid for
z C0R.N. delivered citherat Laashorae hiiil' or
at Boaqcr creek. milas below Lyneh'nS On ti,e ca
nal. An MN "'''
Nov , WIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
.s,s,Eys Gg,ygEgs...

.1'F,gy' G8.Y'GEFe...
,r,IIF .u4shcr have a.48eatcd u, mscfes together
] der the FIRM and style Of
ROBERTS x WALLER,
far the purpose of conducting
Vhsl..rIe and Retril Gtorry. and Commission Dun
Hzs-
in ih place ce old stand ot lee Roberts and VIII At
all ume, keera fse and well selected Soek OF 9foccrs
20 vhieh ihay respectfully sle the attention 81 then
Trend, and tn pubic generally
RA f.AND ROBERTS.
r., =. HICuARpP. " sIlFR,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

r,,lE cop.rtncr-hip hrfrarc .tis'g nndc tie .iyle Il
Lee Roberts, dissots ed b mutual consent, te
Jlsi nltImo.
The name II the will only BE used, hereafter, in
,l,ng the bushes. Cd the eohsu,
All persons indebted to the concern vi'l make payment 70
,,tk., ,,rx jbIN B.l.IE.
Lar - Ia LAND ROBERTS
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,NDTJCE

TAKE tbs opportunity, Of returning ny grateful
4 acknowledgements to my friends and customers Tor
lhai1boal patronage extended to me aud would ask
continuance u the concern ofC. W Love.
{. NEVER.
Jan. 25-s
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PgrTiCAI..


POLITICAL.
4 SQ%s ~ THE HEART.
~, .s;1n.9s = .#-.t saise, Fanny
is@. 80 toas stes'
~ ,-# 80. s5szz ce.as A~r's Fanny,
Fcivss ass ~ - sad ssI
: lave hsea laar, io,x WY. Fanny,
.Aad Il longer seemed To me
1 hsn the night r.ne with its silence,
Mad with silence, thought u thee
W. are very happy new, FsunY,
Ard s.stl, we well k,ew WHY,
~ he.ri i, often sad. Fanny,
A,.l a tear Is in my &c;
"a. Ciod knows villa, Is besi, Fanny,
and unto his viii b5w,
Ut am all the time thinking,
That have no mother now.
fss, C.od i, vsry good, Fanny,
,.C Is mersifal and kind,
Rat We DO no, sec the light, FannT.
because our hearts are hind
IL ha. taken u,esbsr hstre. FANNY,
Though aii.r nc complaint,
n m, gtief keep forgetting
i hat she is a blessed saiut.
Y-sa remember mother, FANNY,
With her pale and pleasant lase,
8nl the esxner Of the room, Fanny,
Which We called oar mo'hoi's PACE.
wherv she ssea to sit and sale T.nr,
when she saw her children glad.
And twa. there she "a; 70 cheer them
When she Inc. that they uere sad.
Oh. sometimes farn ny syes, Fanny,
Toward ihs. 10y place.
As though Ne al There still Fanny
with her pale aal pea'an, lar,
/ am jus about to st-at. Fanny,
When my dla bo-seiaaE d.,
And think SO al I'D
Thloush the INST tlas's Az ny cye'.
She was Pre- ious mother, Tsaay.
A dear as deaf could be,
ah' her u''f' IA ''h - 70 A''i' -'a''
us "hH'',N' II rvs ..'
Though she loved as al, ami |, Fanny.
Was DO hinder than ihe Te,i,
er some reason '''Nn 20 he' only
ohe appe''ea'o 'o'e Nc u''''
never shall faFei. Fanny
nha asNeo wat s"' 'Haalo DC, 'n''f'
W n'h was sen' ""sf
oh. her lace WAS se't isie' aanr,
And her voice na' very lows,
As'he downward hent anil e.'ssi ne,
In hei hearts l1ii lF.f.i7'.
And she said ,h- would 10, live, Fanny,
Am 'aen ''''a q smile ANN,
no "a my heA'' Wa ''l' o. iani
e' l''''s a'd ! ''#nh' INV
-" 'hs '"p' y 81 'ee A4d ''ls'
I .ilil o'aiHeF ', 'lt'.n Woo me
nat ON mother dear MAS dent
1t Vas t.ien' "h'ss LAT 4" '' : -h'N
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CASH for geo sEGFs0Fs.
NEW
EOr.CHrdipS ~ Commission House

I IT. I II u Z
INNlNG aiken House thc BASIN Tenders hrs
tah. lnanl. and the publ, generally ~ ardmg
Mcohand1e and ioI hc ale u all the Staple aie Of pro
luce.
l. II r the sale u Tobacco, viii be assisted by gon
ucman Who, hon long experience and arknewIeis 81
Judgment fully competent 10 sustain the interest," Of Plan
ger.
Rlslmsna. Feb II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

0pIsersHlilsa :n3 'a'ilsrsta.
lif. subscriber would re:urn hs r14s grateful ''.
oNledImcnts for the very liberal Ia.r'''4.
heretofore extended 10 him. and is IcSrd 10 hiaf"H
trmer patrons as we'll tie public. that his STOCK '
Spring is much larger than usual and thai Is III -
power 10 oor greater inducements than ever to al Gus
SEES II dealers.
ROOFING.
ROOFING and GUTTERING HOUSE don''a
town and country on the most improved plan 1'' -
prices Ia suit tha times
UHOLES.iLE DEALERS
Can get their bills filed al times. and at lt,enf'"
wholesale prices. JAMES b. SMITH.
March l5--w9w Sign OF the Big C'fec f"'
I. S.-Ihe subscriber returns his thanks Il @"I I
age once extended. and would nov ASK rcno"ai'h wv
same. les prepared to
COIER .A.ND SPOUT HOUSES.
IN Town and county, on the most ar rovcd Plan al" wa
give his p rsonal attention 10 all JOBS, and "aiFa'
please.
lis Wor, Is prepared at tho shorcf lanes D. ~
sign Of he BIZ Coffee Pot. JOHN b TI'11fN'
March - W"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
March lj--w3w DAVID OGl,ESBl. Jr
= ,,,LS nIr.En {. K lNlA.Nl COMP.iNY. |

-1TIrE Is hereby gwen that, for the pipoe oi clearing
y ont the drplses in the Canal, repairing the l-ocHs
r w.. .i BE- withdrawn from tho several lesc Oh ''
18Th ~ N7v ne<and that II will I've let into the ar, level
m ar ,ltl tIe 81 of the mphthat NJ iirn
y ~ un or about the LIST o June the se' On i''
Fall. at l,nchblrg about the l9'ho JUNO
b, order Of TIC President and Directors.
W. Is. CilrfTENDhN, Secretary
March S-vtiJSlay
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IL IS very good, rAA.v,
And kn gooJnes, hers see,
Though Hes iakon mother hooe, Fanny,
lie ha, left yoa s,lll II me,
OF his mercy let rs sung. Fanny,
/, the dsrisrrs- and the dswa,
Oh what lonely heart wouli min, b,
II tota 81 yoa were CONS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
20 E'Rgg, EsSHEyS.

-" BET. a'einel Agent BY Mcssrs Jol, st7,.ltr,
x son Of Philadelphia, one oftbe largest
''h' 'hi'ed States, the sale Of Marble Work in r
am now ready to FL orders for - P''"'"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

4 fimc Toilet SOAP. tl,sh supply Of those
beautiful transparent Wash Balls, superior article
for the toilet, For salo hy
JOiiN IL. SEAN, Druggist
March la
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Est RAJ COZ

white Cow. Of common sa'ure.sbon' ten years "a. -"
q. s,,,II fork IN The right. and sit and nndcrheel III
10 cC and " 81 10 apvrse the said Cow Ia the sum
Certified under our hans. this IN DAY
rn,c,.nsr. lsfG ROBERT l.. COZ FIN -
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NoY | |
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LIQI ORICE.

TTV UUTt T.
have in store. and viii Il low fer c7s oold ,Niy
day paper, - very fine mass aud stick Iruorjco
& PHELPS.
SlIItCk MATTRESSES.
. double and single Shuck MlIueses, mode br an
cApeucHced workman.
Feb i-ts c PHELPS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

"a LE@Ft Rt|oa The usstoftha Lungs W tn -
- Illustrations. Designed for all Classes ot Readers
by Samuel :. Fitch. \ Nj. Nj. u.
Fer sale hy PAYNE.
Fob. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
The Unmarried Eg03Tr .W0r.TGsP.
EgUiis W R5sAey.

ID oBERTs y WALLER odet for sale 80 lbl.,
n ~all's OLD RA T. HECIlfIED WHISKY,
fact superior, to any oii,red IN tbs market
Jan ~ Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-25
RAILROADS.

With Mr.. WHITNEr's ADDREss, and the RE-
per is tolerably well filled with railroad articles:
never mind thought it best TO clear the
decks at once Of this sort of matter, to make
more room hereafter for materials for the grand
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN OF l64S. We add
couple of interesting railroad items.
NORTHERN IN. H.) ROAD. This road was
opened for use to Lebanon Centre, on Wednes-
day Of las. week, with grand demonstrations of
Joy. About 400 came up from Boston and a.
long the line of the road, and met thousands of
the sons OF New Hampshire and Vermont at
Lebanon, where all hands ate and drank and made
themselves merry. Speeches were made during
the day by Daniel Webster, Chas T. Russell
and Josiah Quincy jr. of Boston, Linus Child of
Lowell Prof Hadduck of Hanover Gov. Paine
and Hon. Eraslus Fairbanks of Vermont, Mr.
Nesmilh and Elk Cows Hill and Colby of N. II.
and in the evening by Messrs. Muzzey and
Bailey OF Boston, Lyman of Montpelier Shafter
of Burlington, and several others. But the best
of all 49, that the Northern road Is doing great
business far outstripping the expectations of its
friends. So we predict it will be with the lines
TO be extended into Vermont
NORTHERN IN. W ROAD The work of gra-
ding has been commenced at Ogdensburgh, and
is to be extended eastward, In due time the
road will reach Vermont ria first rate Bridge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-25
MIR. WHITNEY'S ADDRESS

Is given entire OH our first page 1t is very
interesting and important article By the way,
we hope the reader will note the stress which
Mr. Whitney puts upon bridging, and the fact
for so it is-that the railroads through Vermont
are part and parcel of this, the grandest scheme
of modern times. 1t would be strange if Yer
mont should interposc any obstacle to deprive
her railroads o. the advantages of their position.
A word as to the project: we have hitherto
been averse TO pedging the public lands to it.,
tor reasons eloquently set forth by Mr. Wilson
Of New Hampshire but Mr.. Whitney las SO
modified his plan as to obvate objections on this
score. We are converted to his plan, and hope
Congress will not adjourn without adopting it.
1t has required much labor to prepare the ad-
dress for the conipositors --more than we could
well bestow during the session; and besides, it
is apparent, from its length, that it could not con-
veniently have been published in our weekly
during the press of legislative proceedings. To
have published it in the daily would therefore
have been a denial Of it to our regular subscri-
b ers. BY delay, we are able to give it 10 both
the readers of our weekly and the members Of
The Legislature. We trust this will be satisfac-
tory 10 every member of the honorable Senate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-25
DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT.

JOSEPH s. DUTToN, general superintendent on
Jewett & Humphreys division of the Central
railroad, was Instantly killed on Monday, BY the
unexpected discharge of a seam blast. A la
borer was dangerously wounded, and others
slightly Mr.. Dutton was from Cazenovia, N. Y.
and for three years was an engineer on railroads
in Michigan. Fromtire commencement he has
had the chief charge of work on this division of
the Central road, and enjoyed The unbounded
confidence of his employers. To them his death
is a great loss, and to his friends must be ex-
ceedingly affecting. His age was about AZ.
His remains have been inferred in this place.
We are not aware that any relative was present
but many friends and acquantOnces united in
the last sad tokens of respect.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-25

An act relating to Railroads; general
law, authorizing companies to lease their
roads, and to unite in purchasing depot
grounds.
An act in amendment of the act to incor-
porate the Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company before noticed.
An act in addition to the act to incorpo-
rate the Champlain and Connecticut River
Railroad Company; changing its name to
The Burlington and Rutland Railroad
Company
An act 70 incorporate the Rutland and
Washington Railroad Company for road
from Rutland to Whitehall, N. Y, or some
point Of connection with the Whitehall road
in that vicinity-the Identical road which
we predicted to Bostonians in 1915.
An act in addition to the act to incorpo-
rate the Connecticut River and Brattleboro'
and Fitchburg Railroad Companies; the
former to relinquish part of its line to the
| luttCl, dhu lHtLet " COiluGCl WlIH Inb
river road from Northampton, Ms, on terms
just to all concerned
An act to incorporate the Woodstock
Railroad Company; for road from Wood
stock to the Central road.
An act to incorporate the Black River
Railroad Company; for road in the val
Ter of Black River to the Sullivan IN. H. J
road-a very favorable route.
An act to incorporate the Union Railroad
Company; for a road from Montpelier to
Bradford or Royaton, via Barre.
We remember no new principle adopted,
except provision in the Brattleboro' and
Rutland and Washington acts, sublecting
those companies to any general law not con-
flicting with their express chartered rights
provision apparently of little Importance.
We suppose that all companies would be
bound by any law consistent with their
charters.