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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
NATHANIEL CuEENER'S ESTATE,
STATE OF VERNON +.


Al u Probate Court doldcn at the PEobatc OF,
fee in Danyillc, in said district, on the 18th
day of August, 4. -, l-i7-
Joshua STEVENS, Administrator Of the
~ Estatc of Nathaniel Chocycr, late of Hard.
wick, in said district, deceased, presents to the
Court here his petition in writing, sct.r0g forth
tho amount of debts due from snid deceased,
orthr charges Of administration, and of the val.
ne of the personal estate, representing hnt the
personal estate is insufficient TO pny said debts
and chprgcs, and praying tho Court here to
grant him license to sell the equity of rcdcnrp-
ton Of the real estate OF said deceased, for the
purpose Of djschargng said debts and charges
-Whcrcupnn it is ordcrcdby the Court here
that said application be heard and decided at
Probate Court "a be holden al the Probate
Office in DanvIllc aforesaid, on the 9TH day
of September, A. ID, 1917, at | o'clock in the
afternoon; and that said Administrators cause
all persons Interested TO be notified Of snid APP
nlication, and Of the time and p.lce'of hearing,
by publishing a copy Of this order three weeks
succcssiv,y IN the CalrGonian, q newspaper
printed At ST. Johnshury, in said district, all oil
which publications. shall be previous To the
lilac Of hearing.
525w3l Attest, NORMAN DAVIS, Reg.
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FOR SAIL: -,
~ Wnlerflrl, Upncr ViIlare, Vermont,

| w Waterford, Upper Village, Vermont,
Z ONE L.4RGE IUO STORY DUELLLNG
| HGLSE, md LOT cORtaiRjHg "a .4CRES.
The house consists Of eleven ROOMS, sevcrul
Of them elegantly finished, besides four clothes
presses, and an excellent cellar extending un-
der tie whole house, divided into separate
rooms by solid brick walls. On the promises
are large barn, n.housc, and carriage.
house, and now and excellent hog house with
furnace and boiler. The garden contains u
number OF apple, plum, and cherry trees, cur
rant-bushcs, asparagus.bcd, &c. An album
dance of the best water to be had on the prem.
ses, which now somewhat out of repair,
he owner not having occupied them during
the past year.
ALSO, to be SOLD with, or separate from the
above, a L.4RGE ONE STORY DWELLLNCf
HOUSE, with five rooms on the first floor,
(the upper part being unfnishcd) having an
excellent cellar which never trcezes-n large
barn, wood.shcd, and shop suitable for any
mechanic work, ana FIVE ACRES Of the best
land in the county.
ALSO, an excellent PASTURE ofeightccn
or twenty acres, with plenty of shade, and
never falling spring OF good water.
The above will be sold cheap for cash, II
applied for immediately.
ELEANOR BONNEY. l.
August 1, tSiT. 523vf =
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Il Ill Il G. A L. IL I'd d " 4 A n .

the nobIest act recorded of General Taylor
since the war began.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

ALEXANDER SONERS' ESTATE.
THIIIE subscribers having been appointed by
j the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, OK.
anime, and adjust the claims & demands of all
persons against the estate of Alexander Somers
late of Barnet, in said District, deceased, rep
resented usoyent; and the term of six months
from the Goth day Of July, 1917, 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 70 the duties Of our appointment
a: the dwelling house of \. II. Wilcox, in
Barnet, in said District, on the Goth dry Of
September, iSI1, and ON the 25th day Of Jan.
uary, l54S at 10 o'clock forenoon, on each Of
said days. lo%o"5
sAM'L b. MATTOCKs, ! commissioners,
ROBERT HARVEY,
Dated at Barnet. This 9Gth day Of July, lo41.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

We give below the latest and most outhon-
tic intelligence we are able TO collect, of the
August Elections. tits good, aud will satisfy
the most sanguine opponents of the Polk dy-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-14
The jackson Monument.

We learn that H. S Davis, esq., OF this city, has been
appointed by the committee of the Jackson Monument a
travelling agent for procuring subscriptions for said mon
ument in the southern and western States
Mr. Davis will wait upon all classes OF our fellow
citizens in his tour of Duty and it is hoped that suf
cien sum will be obtained to complete the work before
the close of another Congress in manner worthy OF the
man and of the spirit of the age,
The public may rest assured that whatever is sub
scrbed to this object will be scrupuousy devoted to the
building thereof and that model is now being prepared
for the acceptance of the committee by self-aught
sculptor of our native country
p. S. We have placedin the hands of Mr. Davis nu-
merous for subscriptions &C., &C., which he is
authorized TO collect and receipt for the same. He will
also receive the of subscribers to the Union
We are requested to say that Mr. Davis is authorized
to collect for Messrs Blair & Rives any money due to
them in the States which he may visit
We are also requested to publish the following note
r H. s. Davis is hereby authorized collect all debts
due Matsonian, u s. Journal, Expostor, and Times
in the southern and western States for E. Dow sole pro-
pript
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Military Appointments by the President.
MAINE-3,

The President, will be perceived by the announce
ment in this days paper has filled the vacancies
stoned by the declinaon OF General Benton and General
Cumming to accept the command of major generals in the
army of the United States, by the appointment of Brga
der Generals Pillow and Quitman of the volunteers
serving in Mexico They have both had the advantage
of the experience of years active service in Mex
leo, and we learn esteemed in the army among the
most valuable officers in the service General Pillow has
performed valuable services in the field, and among
the most conspicuous officers of the army the recent
bombardment and siege of the city of Vera Cruz and
Castle of San Juan dUlloa He was selected by General
Scott of the three officers under his command to
adjust with the enemy the terms of surrender General
Quitman acted most CALAMITY at the battle of Monterey.
There is peculiar propriety in making promotions to
these important commands from the volunteer service
The promotion of Col Gushing, who now commands
regiment OF volunteers in Mexico to be brigader gen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-14
European Correspondence.

The last arrivals from Europe bring us budget OF
letters from our active and able correspondent We lay
one OF them before readers to-day Among other IN.
eresting specaces it exhibits the inventive genius OF
the age in several of the improvements which are now
projected by Of science in that region The appca
ton of the letheon which first emanated from Boston,
prosecuted with great zeal May we be excused for a
suggestion Hydrophobia appears to have hitherto de-
fled all the efforts of the medical art May not the nha
lation of ether contribute to its relief?
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Brgader General GIDEON j. PILLOW, TO be major gen.
era in the army of the United States in the place of
Thomas H. Benton, who declined to accept:
Brigader General JOHN A. QUITMAN, to be major gen.
era in the army of the United States, in the place OF
William Cumming who declined to accept.
Colonel CALEB CUSHING TO be brgadler general in the
army of the United States i'll the place of John A. Quit
man, promoted.
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Her BRrrAssro MAJrsrr's LreArloy,

TER BRIrANNIC MAJESTY LEGATION,
Washington, April z, 1877.
A LII persons having any demand upon the under
"A signed her Britannia Maestys minister, requested
TO send IN their without delay he is about to
leave w Washington for time.
April 7-3taw2w r. PAKENIIAM.
Mrs. j. b. HILLS Will open Spring Millinery on Sat-
ltl urday, April 10, at 10 O'clock The ladies invited
examine her goods al her millinery establishment,
Pennsyvania avenue between 9th and 10th Streets imme
datcy opposite Walter Harpcr's dry goods store.
OsT-The subscriber lost, Friday last, between I1,h
IL and 18th Streets Pennsylvania avenue, French in
voice dated January a. 1877 from Monsieur Marion As
il can be any person but the the finder
will confer kindness by returningit to =
April 5-df f. FISCHER.
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Thus the country will perceive that the administration
is organizing the army its full complement OF officers
II is moi enough to gain victory. We must fully proh
by it. No will complain OF the want of energy in
the administration The war will be prosecuted with the
utmost vgor until the object has been accomplished by
securing an honorable peace.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-14

The Hon NJ Clifford, the Attorney General, left the
city this morning, visit of few days to Maine.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, APRIL IA, is47


The following gentlemen are authorized TO act as GU
agents. and receive money for subscriptions and reoep
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eral OF volunteers, is also well deserved lie rs man OF
distinguished talents and has exhibited great patriotism
in his late exertons to raise the Massachusetts regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
Canal Rrauds-Rvening Session, &c.

ALBANY, Monday April l2-5 ?. NJ.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: This evening in ASSEMBLY resolution was
offered asking Mr.. Van Buren,, Attorney General
whether there is any legal remedy and if yea,
what it is in the cases Of the Canal frauds report
ed in the s67 page report. In SENATE to-day there
was discussion on = THE PLANK ROAD BILL. By.
andby we will be told in the Loco journals You had
he Assembly the Gorn0r and majority joint ballot -
H1at hare you dOnsS II he Senate a drarbdok
your patriotism Aop many good did the Assembly
sind up. or The GorsruOr recommend Ehiei III, Senate
checked the CoHHaot Canal Repatr bn alone sro,pt,d
THAT hare ne 10 anspvy
The Report Of the Committee OF the Bar OF your
City on the Judiciary makes handsome pamphlet it
was laid on the tables Of members this morning VIII
il be acted on
Mr.. Bascom has proposed to postpone indefinitely the
consideration othe Banking System, which will bring
the whole question under discussion 10 the House.
Mr. Hsdey (halfpast q is making some general re
marks on Banking He thinks that we have not too
much banking capta-over forty millions-beeves ths
the Free Bank System If not amended, viii not serve
the ceunry-approves Of the Safety Fund Corporations
bill introduced by him but admits that IL may be amend
ed-thinks should improve the system now, before
any panic scarcity shall agitate the public mind
Mr. Blodgett considered Mr. Hadley's bill to be a IRE.
suection) resuscston Of the old Safety Fund System
and would support Mr. Bascom,s amendment
Mr.. Perkins suggested the taking up, In preference
the bill 10 place State Bank circulation the basis OF
United States stocks-Le. on Mr. Folks War Loan.
Mr.. Smith of schohsrie spoke In favor Of the post
ponement Even II two or three Bank charters expire
they could re6rganze under the general Banking law
and the Judiciary the School System &c. ought to be
attended to- He proposed 10 PosipoHs til l2h Of M0y-
We may have occasion he said extend the session.
In favor OF said postponement voted 4-agains II &C.
Lost
The House then went into Committee on the Safety
Fund Bill, Ayes 39-Mr Dsvein In the Chair.
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General Notifies.
F0WLERs Il WELLS, 131 Nassau-st. y.
PHRESsLocrsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
Office hours from 8 A. NJ 10 10 P. NJ
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Anodyne for the immediate and permanent OF pain
from decAyed teeth having, from It's intrinsic value
ssuedy, become Immensely popular with those who have
used H. many limitations have lately been thrust upon the
market by unprnciped persons and sold the original
snd genuine article The object OF this paragraph 10 10
caution the public against al such spurious compounds, a.
long and favorsby known by that name but hs prepared
during four i've years by A. B. D. sands snd FOR the
last year by Henry Johnson successor 10 A. B. Sands
Coz who the sole proprietor. rhs OILY safety for
purchases 10 be sure and ssk for Johnsons Tooihsche
Drops, and 10 examine the wrapper OF he vial every
one Of the genuine has The signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodynes an inmed sso
for The violent ioOthsche pain In the gums
and that Il l. manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemis1 and Druggist No. 27S Broadway
side In the Granite Building Sold slso a. leo Fulton
IT East Broadway and So5 Hudson-ss Price Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
New-Jersey Town Elections

The Jersey Blues were az wide awake al the
Town Election. on Tuesday IS old Gen. Zsek. Taylor
was In aoggns Mr. Poss particular friend. Santa Anna
Q, Buens Vista
MrppIrsEx CouSrY 10 as usual righ, side up. North
Bransris-The whis Ticket cleared the field Pi'eHia-
aav. do. Per,4 ALPHABETICALLY Loco-the Union Ticket
elected Eood5rids, fer the second time in eight years
elected the entire Wing Ticket BY s. majority.
soxyRsEr CovSTY--The birth place Of souTHAEo
and FRRLNoHUYsES is all right Franklin the Gi5ra-
tar Of Whiggery lie firm as the hills. HM'5r0ast,
Montgomery and BrsHei5Es Of the same pattern II.
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gorth 80. from John McGowen of 100 Anthonyst..-.
Martin hneelsnd OF Cortland yesterday held 10
bail 10 snswer charge Of keeping disordsrly house
where gambling Carried AZ ell hours Of the day and
night. Oricsrs boozer and Brown yesterday dscoy.
cred notorious pic kpOcket named Mike sullivan max
nE himself busy smong crowd In Of the auction
stores in the upper part Of the city. He immed
siey taken into custody and conducted to the Chiefs
Office where after being duly measured snd slor,d Up
70 the stars be wss set az liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

CoURr OF SEssIoSs-Henry Peterson indicted
for burglary IN having the nth November burgla
rOusy entered the house Of Edward Black snd stolen
thereirom clothing and plate to the value Of 500 Yer
diet no, guilty Jsques A. P Bsrbiere indicted for
having committed assault upon the person OF -
Lockwood with intent 10 kill. was then put upon his
trial but before coming % conclusion With Il the Court
adjourned 10 II this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

UNFORTUNATE CAssALTr.-We learn that while
the salute in honor Of the late victories IN Mexico
was being fred Fort Tompkins Staten Island Monday
noon person belonging to the NewYork Arsenal. who
assisting q, one OF the pieces, had his badly
shattered BY the conclusion. Captain J. W eston
toned At that fortress caused the necessary to Be
bestowed on the sufferer.
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY Aprl u.
PRELAYERs At WoRS-Chsres Ellis Of VII.
hsms5ursh, taken into custody this morning on
charge Of being concerned IN bringing % persons from
WILLIAMSBURG to their votes for Of the Demo
cratic candidates In the Fourth Ward with the under
standing that the same rrmber should 60 from the
Fourth Ward after casting their votes here and return
the compliment the interested party in WILLIAMSBURG
Ella was taken 70 the Tombs and held 10 sns~er
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&Th LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS <A
-snakAs&A FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -nks>@

~ Letter Bags are open al the oaics OF The New
York Tribune for ell Foreign Porte, snd all letters and
newspapers deposited In this Office viii always be for.
warded by The very earliest vessels. This department 10
under the special supervision OF j. B. MOWER, ESQ.
well known for many years the experienced and eff
cen Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department Of
the New York City Post Office.
Bags open for the reception fetten and news
papers for the following places viz London. Liverpool
Glasgow, ireland, Hsyre, Msrseilles, Amsterdam Bre
men, Hsmburgh. Rio de Jsneiro, Valparaiso, Bueuos
Ayres, Oregon Mexico. Panama S. Thomas Kingston,
(Jam.l Maianzas. Havana.
Office open from 6 A. NJ. TIL 10 p. NJ. a. w
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CoRoSERs OFFIcE-The Coroner held an in.
CUES; yesterday No l56 Ful,onst upon the body Of
Griswold Morris Rogers sged Is years. native OF New
York, who died suddenly yesterday morning Verdict
Death By disssse of the heart
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f..s.r u, nj Ma Ia.naI dnrin.r thn mani
New Policies Issued in March

Policies issued since Jan l. 1s47........5S0
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
Benz. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JosEPH L. LOAD, Agent
James Stewart NJ. b. Medical Examiner, At the Office
Tally from 10 O'Clock. as lmisM&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
FL DORADO PAIN ABsrRAcToR

For ne rea0tdf OF pam ana Pcedy cstV
BURNS, sCALDs, PILES, WOUNDS,
Bruises Erysipeias,
DHEIj MATlSM, Broken Breasts, Frosted Limbs, Olan-
nlular swengs pain In the face side back and all
lnaammatons there IL remedy that equals tho Edo
RADIO Pain Absractor" Numerous certificates proving al
we assert, are open for examination. Pamphlets be
had gratis at the Depot This Ointment possesses greater
healing snOdyue and dscreent properties than any other
article and Is cheaper 1han any other Dealers supplied
on liberal terms.
Principal Office i2 Broadway. None genuine without
the rrriftcn signsture Of the Proprietor .
mls lneOd JAMES A. BRUCE.
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~ Printing Ohce for sale-A printing establish
menl located In healthy fOurishing village In the State
OF New.York with whig paper IN oyng good patron
age connected herewith, Ia offered for sale upon ad
yansgeous terms, The printing materials ample for
ell kinds Of jobsing and nearly The Office VIII
sfors a practical printer living and handsome pro
MS. For particulars address postpaid, the Editors Of this
pauer Nv
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r. DIR. Bnnning's Body Brace is an Efficient re-

efor weakness OF the voice. lungs spine and limbs par.
ucuary for dyspepsia, constipation and piles, with weak
ness the stomach and sides weakly females fast grow
ing children and all disposed 10 droOp sud sedeniery
especially spinal subjects will be delighted with it,
ton Reference given many Distinguished cefgymen,
who have been rescued from approximation, from de-
bility and bronchitis Pamphlets and book common
sense" giving Information, be had al the office, f
Broadway. lady in attendance on ladies' If eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
U Norlh.west nIInins COMPANY Al meeting

OF The Trustees Of the Northwest Copper Mining Comps-
nv held on the 26ti inst Il was
Rolved That Assessment OF Five Dollars per share
be laid on the Accessible Stock OF said COMPANY payable
on or before the ID day Of May s47 the Office Of the
Company, ~ Hanover, Gear Wallsi
cHAs A. sECOR, President
D.. HAsr, Secreisy
New. York March 20 1877 m3 esw3w
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J. D. WHEELER
~ CommissIoner for the states Of New York
and Connecticut. TAmmany Hall ml n
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~ Letters and Newspapers will be received At
the Oce Of the NeWfoTk Tribune for the packet ship
Yorkshire Capt Haley which calls he 18th. u b
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r. Letters and Newspapers will be received al
The Tribune Office I'LL the 10th inst Tor the packet ship
ZURICH, Capt. Thompson, for Hswe.
Also Letters and Newspapers will be received al the
place l the 18th inst for the psckeshp SIR ROB
RRT PEEL, Capt Chadwick. for Londoa az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

~ Water Cure House.-1rs 8. Cove consin
to recieys patients 81 her house. 81 loih't New
York.
Ma also ysis ladies' and children 81 her homes, and
gives direction Ter The application ~ Water Cure AZ ~
" II. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. "
WallsL Hew-YOrk UncuTreni money bought and sold !
gold ard silver exchanged notes and drans collected OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

u. STATES CRcUTT CoURr-Beiore Judge Nelson
trial had in bankruptcy to test the regularity OF
the proceedings under the law Of Mr.. VIM. Burteh,
petitioner In 1872 formerly Of Coenties Verdict this
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
Law Courts.

VICE CHAScELLoRs CouRT.-Csse Of Am Eliza Yaa
Cot against Albert B. Fan COu-The action brought
by Mr.. Van Colt two three years ago against
Mr. Sharp for Grim related TO the complainant in
this case will be remembered. Mr. Van c. after
that trial entered proceedings In Chsncey for divorce
from Mrs. Van c. but from failure his part to ad-
the necessary funds something of the kind
believe. the complainant not pursued. He soon
siterwsrd went TO Wisconsin when he entered a suit
for divorce against Mrs Van C. obtained testimony from
this City and got divorce At the trial for Grim
Miss Mary Wsldron witness and such also,
understood for the divorce In Wisconsin. After obtaining
the divorce Mr. Van C. 10 the City and put up at
the North American Hotel witness stated that Mr..
Van Colt and Miss Waldron went together from the
Hotel to the house of Rev Spencer Cone in Broome ST.
evening in June, 1876, and were there married.
The present proceedings Of Mrs. Van C. 10 obtain q
divorce from her husband based partly this
rsgs as being iegsl-and also proof ofimproper
duct hs part related 10 two other persons In
Boston and the other in New York.
The law authorizing divorces says that defendant
shall not marry again during the lifetime OF the com
psinant but does not define any penalty and there il
doubt If any attaches even the law OF bgamy cannot
lie against party where the previous marriage has been
dissolved In th9 case the divorce OF Mr. Van G. was
not obtained 10 this State and such believe
not recognized in our Chancery Courts