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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-20

whole Ut the patriot forces VIII be under command OF
Gen. Lopez De Santa Ana.
- From the Richmond Wing.
MIR. RiNFS AND TIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
4 rumnr iseoing the rounds ol he papers. thai the
French President, will refuse IL receive as Minister, the
Hon. YIN {. Rses. who Las been accredited. bs our
Government. and who has probably. by his tune, reach
ed Paris Nithoat cllunenting upon the nntiirness oi
HE attack, lhus made upon a viftaons AID Distinguished
statesman. jast alter his embalha ION upon important IA
lional truss, aud dnfing a p%r1irartel absence t7ul his
c%ouatfy. / viii premise lhat tins rumor has had is on
ain, with the opponents Of the Admiais.mtlan-an the
enbittpred political fes Of Mr.. Ryes. \ ri da state
ment Of facts. viii de nnnstrate is a%hsurdtY.
Mr.. RXes, IN l529. when extremely yaung for 81 i'm
p1rtInt Il mission. WIS sent as Munster 10 ttaare.-
Among nthtr important subjects entrusted In his charge,
was that ut Claims fnf slNhatlons, committed By the
French, many years previously, nnd 7 the government OF
the Directory first, and hen under 10 laparte. " hen
Mr.. Rives arrived in France. Charles lpth was upon the
throne; and Mr.. II. like his predecessors. found great DIT
fcnlty IN ellecting an agreement with linn. la lS}O.
however, a mighty revolution dluve Charles ami hlstam-
lily from The corntfy and installed Louis Philippe as Cit
izen King. As soon as Affairs Were in a condpin toad
nit of II COLLATION. with the new dynasty, MIR. Rves, with
the prumptltude. ability and energy, which Characters
ed his whole diplomatic career, pressed the subject OF
these spoiiatIons upon the attention of the new cabinet
\ most ahle discussion was, Tor some Tine, kept up be
tween him and the French Munster, which after many
veXatious delays, resulted in The agreement on the part ui
the latter 10 pay about s. 900, 000. In order to carry in.
t. effect the money articles Of The treaty. II was neces-
sary TO apply 10 the French Chamber of Deputies Tor an
Appropriation of the amount agreed to be paid. In the
meantime. Mr.. Rlves, regarding the question as finally
settled, Seat dispatches home announcing the result. lie
was, ofconrse justly proud of having successfully brought
toa satisfactory termination a veXed question, which du-
ring a long series Of years, S, many able and distinguish
ed predecessors, had failed 10 effect. The ministry ui
Louis Philippe that made this treaty. had upon ihissnh-
jet anlnpon all othersa violent opposition arrayed against
hem in the Chamber Of Deputies. The government and
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CONNER CIAL C O
~LYCHBuRG, Sept. ID, 1919.

se's IL - A0sVa
robAeeo-iospee,ed the pas, week, IA hi..s.
previously, 10 O20 hhds.
Receipts light inspections decreasing demand good 10,
all descriptions, with rather higher prices, Safes range from
81 to 81, Tor lugsI stto S., for Common and M,ddl,nr cal,
- TO SO -, Ion good and Gne shipping 81 To $40. Tor good
and me MannIe'aring.
eer Houses still crowded,
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
LYNCIIBuRG MARK cts SEPT. I'D.
Prortsioas.- bacon, d To g., Beet So 10 81, Corn Meal
H. cents.
FGow-&i. To 81.
Uhedi Rod s. cents, White %.
GrdR-Cnn. i0eis; Oats2srents.
tlorer Seed Ne demand.
Uhi>key 80 cis.
Beeurdr = Is cents.
BHtter-Ncry Jul, 10 to l21 ft No. |.
Brani3-\ppIe none oi1eflnl Peach none offering
Bar hon - $50 assorted aud $50 80 when drawn 10
order.
Co9ce-Rioss toaceats; Lasuira : too Java l2l
Mocha 20.
Country Lussas-row 10 To II; Flax III 10 Is.
Cotton iartS-Salns Is 10 l6 cents.
Feaihers-S0 10 50 cts.
Far Seed Sales 80 cents.
Fsh-llorriogs. No. /, s. 50; Shad, old s. 50
new s 50
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quote Il Ia &c. in dema nd.
Linseed Ol-65 To 10 c%ents-dull.
Ldrd-6i.
,hoia'ses India IS 10 40 cts per gallon ; \
o. i2to Is cents.
Wa@cr-Lump. 81 to 81.
Sugas-Ncwo rleans6 To cents; Porto Rice ! To
cents; Clarified I2l cents; i.oaflliul2l cents.
Sat.-AlS7 u.
TdIon@ 9 to % cents.
TW-$350 per Dbl
Uooi-2l to 90 cts, in demand.
Uuoi Rohs-32 10 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-20

F6cst Of Rail Roads The commencement of the
work of extending the Baltimore and OH, Railroad
westwardly into Northwestern Virginia, has had the ef-
feet of giving materially increased value 10 the lands in
that reei m. According to the Preston c.. Defnocrr ".
lands which, SIX months ago. could MOI he sid a s per
acre, are neN selling at ) 10 s25.
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onc Valuable Negro Mnn for sale.

Y" .
lN VIRTUE oi u decree al the Glleui, Superior Court
> al law and thaneefN, iot the county oi Bedford, pro-
nounced at the last term oi said court in the suits of "Bnyd
vs. llntfisons and ~ and ailasis ,s same, )" the undersigned
was appointed a commissioner tn sell the negro man, JIM, in
the hills and proceedings meniionod In obedience the eto,
| shall, on SATURDAY, the 2lth DAY ot September, iSig, IN
iioht al the Market House, In the town nj Lynchhnrg, at IL
o'clock, \ Nj proceed to sell said negro, at puhl,s auction,
upon credit oi lou, months, the purchase, giving a ncgo,ia
BILE note satisfactorily endorsed
Sept 20-3tif J, NEWTON GORDON, Com'r.
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Bargains Bargains |! Bargains i!
.N'er EuEI DIS.

VITO 1W11 q OONN &.
lust received nv the suhsctibera, from Boston, .Nete
- York, Philadelphia and BdtiHlorc, compris,ne a large
supply Dry Goods, shoes, Hats, Caps, Boots, 4 =,
which we ate determined 10 sell at such prices as cannot Tail
to please either those who buy at retail, OF those who buy To
sell again Our friends aud the public generally, NJ res
pecttnlly invited 10 caii aud see a choice selection of goods,
suited 10 the present season. Come one, come nil,
sept m-ts MEEM n CIV ArkIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-20
WHEAT! WHEAT!!

Wish to buy a large quantity Of WHEAT and will
L make 1t MUCH to the ,nieres, OF farmers to give me q
eall before they sell thsir crops. | will buy, TO be delivered
at stepfoe n Tal'afsrro's In i%snchburg, or at Beaver Greek
Lumber House. and will alss buy crops delivered on the Ca
nal MM. w. MOSBY.
July 15-y3mif
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capt Randdph and The Ronad hlanders.-We have
been permitted Ia copy a portion of a private letter adj
dressed by Capt. Randolph L.. :. N. 10 a friend in th;s
city, relative to the comments Of the New Orleans press,
on the stringent measures adopted by him against the
Round ISLANDERS. lie therein complains of being misre-
presented by the papers, and declares that sit is entirely
false hat any provisions have been stopped which were
sent to the men on r und Island. Ga the contrary when
they were in a starving condition, owing to the indiffer
ence or inability Of der leaders in sending them sup
plies, We" saws The captain, 81 ok pity upon them, and
fed Them from our vessels for two days"
Capt. R4ndol phi, lays le regrets that anything was said
in his notice about cutting of supplies, 'but this was
neper eltorced." He regrets nothing besides.
The following very explicit postscript is appended to
the letter:
"Nyere you to see my instructions you would not
blame me, excepting for the stoppage Of provisions-on
paper,-.N, o Pie, oh.
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LYNCHBURG CASH STORE.

NEW FALL GOODS, 10th sept. ls40.
IoliN j. PuRNtS, Ad'r, Is now receiving his FALL
- and WINTER stock oi Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, CAPS,
Bnnnets, Nc. Nc viz Flannols, Blankets, Alpacas, Muslin,
Fall Calicoes and Gmghams, Broaicloths and Cassimere-,
C,ss,netis and Yarn Jeans of all kinds, with a great many
other gouds too tedious Ia mention.
ny "EXPRESSn RON NEW YORK, | am receiving
splendid style Egyptian Mitts, Thread I.aees and Edgings,
alag 20 supply vers cheap, lonneia, Black silk Lres, Firm
yes aud G,nps, with numerous other articles.
Sept iD-iits " j. PuRVIS, Ad'r.
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We
VNllE undersigned will open a School Tor the reception Of
1 boyson Monday next, Crd September in the basement
story Of the MASONIC Mill The course oil instruc-
ton viii embrace all which onnstitutes a Classical, Matbe-
matiral and English eluration. The liberal patr nagr, ~ hich
he has heretofore receive ed IN 1.ymf hburg, will he an additions
al incentive 10 cxeilion Tor the intellectual and NOR al culture
oi his pupils,
TERMS.
For fngli,h studies, per session OF five months, ga 80
For the Classics aud Mathematics. II 50
Aux. 3o-t.it BRANCH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
. THE DEMOCRATS.

The Freeman utimaJes That the Democrats
did not come up 10 the scratch according To
contract. All. were you mistaken them We
have heretofore minated that YOU would bC.
However, we do not agrc. that the demo
Gratis, (menGng thereby rtu tuuVS,tt have l.-.a1s
more unwilling to be sold than lie late Lib
erty men. Three thousand tucus, with n
press to aid them, have refused to bow the
knee Ia their idolntrous lcndcrs-to your men
of spoils. We grant TINT; hut we add. that
the Wing increase is about 4500 aud of lhni
uunhrru far rnttz tltfta tAeHsAnd aErflHn
the old hiherty rauks--good men aud true,
who never mean to bo betrayed; men who
have had no press to stimulate lhem-mcn
who have acted upon their own good judy
ment. AuotlrVr three nnnlhs nfreilection---
another three months To develope the post
ton Of the Observation-Disclosures NAVc lrCb-
led the number of such men aud given an
other 1910 Wing victory. So much by way
ofjusticc to the Liberty Wings
But irho is Democrat? Not your spoils-
men; not your truck and dicker politicians;
not your traders In white men-scarcely less
infamous than your traders in negroes not
your men who barter principles and CON
science and selfrespect for office. These are
no Democrats, q Frecmen. From these turn
awny, and looklto the men who love the gov
Grnment under which they 1yG---tn Office OF
out OF oflico--aud steadily aim to have that
government honestly, Wisely and rshieously
administered These-be they Wings, OF
Locofocos, or Liberty men; these men, who
MEAN welfare the true democracy Of the land
mud we uffirm TINT such HAVE uoby done
their duty;and for evidence of it we refer you
TO the
62a5 MAJORITY.
against the truck and dicker ticket u ateh-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

NioWT t-rrrruyurTtr- - r-- North St-+-.l.--
courses sngely upon it's late dctea,-that Worth
Star.
From the chaos ofbrokcn bones and mutla.
ted carcasses aud furnished nd tattcrcd armor
of It's shattered aud defeated forces it has dug
out rome very -eoRseling and comforting
thoughts and reflections.
IL sn+s-lesF fseRda have the proud conso.
hton of knowing, that although defeated
they have eth thrown very large vote. -
LET us hope that another year perfect union
my be effected, and the democratic masses
will then march forward to glorious triumph
Happy hallucination How cruel to deprive
the Star OF the pleasure OF such rcyericg
"Our friends hare thrown very large vote. "
The only difficulty was that the wings happen.
ed to costn few thousand more. That was
the only cause of our defrat. Let uB take cour.
age, and "hopc that another year we shall
march forward to a GLORIOUS triumph y The
North Star IS ophic-hot Month Star.
And linen The great sdgdcity ana forecast
which the Star consoles itself as having pos.
sessed from the beginning Of the campaign
"The result of this election though sincere
ly regretted by us, is nota matter If surprise -
awe were by no means confident Of su ccess "
Although we obored munfully to make our
friends believe that we should certainly sue.
coed and beat the wings, yet ,oo were no: so
green us TO expect it-Rot icc. 1--WE knew that
a third ticket, however conscientious the rank
and file might be in voting for it, would only
tend TO play into the hands of the wings
The result has proved the truth ofthis predic.
ton"
Although the frank and fte," poor igror.
ant creatures, very eonScientiously voted for
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writer "he exclaimed, whilst iears rolled
down hn long white beard, 4 wish was
twenty yenrs Younger my lads, would y"
with you, but ny hoar and NY prayers hre
~ tit-y,5tt. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

~ Oh the evening atcr the late election
in this State, collection Of the coalition lead.
ers might have been seen IN a neiFhborng
town nnEiously awaiting the arrival Of the
mail which would bring the news Of the result,
and INDUCING in tho most confident pre-.
diclions ofthc complete defeat Of the whig par.
~.
The mail arrived, and as envelope amer en-.
yelopc was broken, aud the returns began 10
roll M the unprecedented maiortic' for the
whigo, and when the result became but too
APPARENT prominent Loco Foco gentleman
who had canvasscd the counties Of orleans and
Caledonia, addressing conventions aud public
meetings, delivered himsclfos follows Wen
said he, ."Thc State is whig,and il will be whig
to all eternity q"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

PREslpENr 1~rLoR Asp FREg soll' -
We published last week, notice Of snlis'
factory interview The Warren delegation had
with President Taylor ~ Mercer We now
give the following article from the Piushufg
Gazette ofAugust 3lslnnd commend Il 10 tho
special attention Of such Free Soil Wigs,
aa liHvG'hggfi iutiururrd 10y the charges Gabri-
cnled 10y Tho lion, J, Il, Giddiugs, touching
tie conduct aud views of me President
Parslprsr TAYLoRANp Fare SorL.--Dur-
ing tho sIsil ui President Taylor ~ liuHburR
lust week. lir WIS iulerr0gaicd IN rrgarl lu
his views on The question Of tluyrfs cNlen-
sion. Tho President with lhnJHciersie
rnndor. rrrtiundcd ~ Substance ha follows :
-Allhpugti a shareholder himself, loo Tapar-
ded slavery az great moral nnd p0'ilichl
evil, aud would ho infinitely rrluiccd II "
were utterly uKliuguirhrd; be- did not believe
that Congress pussersed The constitutional
righ, 81 Interfere willi slavery IN The states
wherein Il now exists, bat Il had the right
aud should exercise ito prevent 10 extension
mto territory now free. Slucr ho had lull
Washington hc hnd received letter Inform
ing HIN tia, notice had been giyen 10 che gov
rrnmenl Tint The people Of California were
about 10 lufm Slate Consultation, ,c0nIHiH.
ng ,he slavery prohibition, and would op-
pts Tor admission OF ~. early dny--hu cS-
pressed hls qualification 90 This, aud declared
that It should receive li. cordial suncuon, us
he trrS utterly hostile 10 he Wboiuoii0n Of s'ar-
III iata he HnB ieryii0Uss.
We derived the above from we'll known
gentleman of PiushuTg, WHO was present
when the President expressed his views, aud
i WIS communicated To ~ ~ The presence
Of Gen, Lurimrr, one Of the leading mem.
beers of ilie Free Soil parry There u no
question that ~ reference lp Fee Sod, o.
well NJ In reference 20 the Tariff the Nation,
al Administration wall prove what wc OF line
North consider orthodox. Why should the
Free sod men continue 10 maintain u hos
tlle attitude towards the National aud STATE
Administrations,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
-.rli-E-A-n-R Al

There is n moral to be drawn from The e
lection Just taken place which reasoning wen
will not overlook. Unprincipled codoH
for the sake uiau unprincipled victory olars
succeed There are many honest polI'lcl's
ia every County aud in every Stoie-m.1
Of such who even prefer the triumph ORR
open enemy in political contest TO The sue
cess of A fnlso friend.-Udiiy Sentinel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

GPThe Jewish Chronicle contains n let
ter from a Hungarian Jew who had sent his
two sons to hght with Kossuth, and before
they started carried them to toko leave ofthe
Rsshk "isiessing my two sons" rays tho
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duct bat private mark, which may be- hand
90 a. tho Secretary,
No person viii be entitled 70 premium I'M
less be- broomes.n member 81 lhe a"'Ny p''
fore % O'Clock of tho day Of the Far, and nn
premium will be- awarded or plid out without
il,,s role 90 sl44atl. = GnInplied will
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

Not Doubted-The Washington Union rs
serts that "the only friends Observation-Disclosures
ests tsluvery,) in Congress from the Free
States, are to be found in the ranks Of lie
Democracy"
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follows, upon the result Of the election ig
this State.
WHAT HAVE THEY LOST2
Why should the Free Democracy regret
ihcir defeat ia tbs SialrY N The election of
Coolidge hnyc they uur SECURED o Nilmnt
proyiso guyutuory In tic election ct u
wing Senate and House of Representatives
have lhry not secured Mgmdt PruNiso
Lcgisuturc' Ia the election 'of Mruchnm
-tr1rr- '+r--St---t-- r4-r'-ti
n'cmber "f Congrcssi The wing Governor,
The WING Legislature, tho wing member oi
Congress ur1 all, without exception, com
United tn the provisO They will use every
means Ia their possession for the restriction
OF slavery To its present hnilN Cuolidge
will prulo eIoquculy about nnli.slaNcry
~ hs nrssngr- Nccllum could have
donr no mote. Tho whig Legislature will
pass eloquent aud high.soundlug resolutions
oEoinu, tiu oAtensiou 81 slavery INTO tcTrIto.
~ now free, and against the continuance OF
slavery ia the District OF Culumhin--a free
~ol Legislature could have done no NOR
Meachum wilIvoir for plr Wilmf& pro,isu,
aud for the abolition ol slavery Ia the Dis.
tfict of Columbia, and for every other anil
slavery measure which may come before
Cougtes--Pcck could have done no more.
80 " iii'iAA'' ~ ~ 80 ffH' 'N'N N'i"N Wv Aft'
Fee, -Ssil.4g- !as42 NuiLing. They rot IA
cry thing they ever commended for us q matter
ofpiiuciplr, lose nothing bul The Qeioes.--
II they coutcud honestly for principle, they
cat Hu,ke no complain. al tbs result II ~
is for men they contend, they may we'll
mourn over their dtirut. -
II il folly To contend that anything is lost
to the Free Soers because the vicloriou,
party Is friendly To the administration OF IL
sRvcholdor. 80 for as TINT administration
is committed TO The slaveholdng interest
Vermont wings are hound to oppose it To the
utmost ortheir power.
Again we ask--Whai have the Free De
mocracy lost by their drirnR II the gluri.
ficatiou ofthc leaders ofIhat party ho east
out of the question, they have lost nothing
At the same time, the democracy the true
jackson democracy, have lost everything
there was to lose
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

DREApFUL ACCIDENT on TuE FITcHG9,.H Nv
RAILRoAp,-We learn that MIR Amos tI ,"
banks, of SQmeyyillo, was killed ycs'eI'";
morning, by the Express Iruin running o'S'
him, The train for Boston WINS nllhe uelJgs'
taking in passengers, on the ihIlhes' Wv"
Mir Fairbanks was in the net .ofstepplng ..
cross to 60 in the cars, when the ENp't%
Irnin from Boston puBsrri nj great speed, ln,s"
him on tjiU truck, md passed eYer HIM l's. ,
ally .scvering the body in Two. We ho '.
head much COMPLIANT in regard 10 this. tf',
rible accident, and we trust that 1t WIZ u
duly investigated MIR Fairbanks was a v D.,,
err in boots and shoes at 81 Merchants hIr,
in tins city. ilc wns n highly resPe,s." an,.
man, and had just built fine house IN ii h.
ervi!Ie, aud removed his family there
las,
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THE G. A l. II ID % " i A n j..

IL, yet rt had the sagaeity 70 foresee lhe con-
sequences ITO ~ IT'S not a matter Of sur
Prise" We did oil We could ~ fase the CON
soienecs Of tho frank aud Gle" and induce
them % vote the ruHirtIuui brett '4a-l=FFa nam
brrofthr wing fee salleu 81 last year turning
back into the wing ranks has again been 'h"
means ofgiying the STATE Taylor whIggrfy
II was NJ our fault that these wing free Follrrs
got their eyes open We Published the letter
Of Posi- Master Collamer, leaving out shat part
Of Il IN which In says he IL an ant-slayey
man. We published 80 much ofllas We cop
posed would de- any good Ia keeping the "faHh
and 6le" deceived, and II was 40 fault Of ours
that they "turncd back into the wing wnks'
and thus gave tho State 70 Tylor aud I'e
whlgs,
Bul we have some bright gems len Loo'
At Bristol, 80 home Of lloTapo Nccdham p
"'furtf sHfsps ron Dusror, which gives NO
majority for Nredham,
1.-THE wings having large majority IN both
branches Of the Legislature viii Of conWc &C.
elect Coolidge and all other state Oniocrs '-
But what Of thht-"lir,slol gives Ncedham ~
majouty-TusEf oHErBs roR nmsroL"i'
The North Star u phlosoPh that NORTH
Star "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

IT. The colored men of Cohnecll',' r'
pose to have convention ON inc g.,
to eensider THEM political conditions 's,I
They want the right of suffrage "''" iss
their exemption from taxation as " P''''
ofliulb importance,
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- VlMMgMvMEa
CATTLE R--CALEDoNIA COUNTY

N ! ~ Y - AAkHrN = AslslfhfHNlh N'fAHN .
The annual Foir Tor this County will be bol.
den IN lhis place on Thursday, the 9Th inst
There has been gradual Improvement IN the
cShibRions u the Fair, but thorc r. yet room
for rt,ll greater improvements. In Cattle,
Horses, &c, there has never been a flurai
has IN articles Of dnmcaliu Manufacture, ihorc
has o0cn been a sad deficiency. The ladies,
perhaps, have been ia fault here $50, We hope
they may this year make some amcuds.fof the
p1st 40 usual, unless the weather should prove
yniayofabl there viii no doubt be a largo cob.
lection Of people, aud II they VIII bring To-.
geiher apccimcns Of their cropl, oc lhcifdo.
mcsuc productions, and ofthelf fds aud 1ooks
itwil! be made On Interesting and profitable
occasion.
o.. TIE Annual FAIR and Cattle Show Of or.
i----r'- L. -Lal4sa-ai t'--vrrrry
Tails on The G5th Of the p,cacnt mouth An
address, is rs expected, win be delivered on
the day ormc Fam
~ The receipts upon the Passumyar Raf
Rond ior the month Of August were So,G6i,oI
CuoLtgA ~ B,N0ou A sr,cnd ia Bangor,
Me, "a a letter to us dated the l3th, gives an
account ofthe rayugea @! the cholera IA that
city, Tho morality has bccs great, and per.
hapH greater than IN any other place in the
country exccPtat Sindusky, Ohi0-vThc frs,
case occurred jdst two weeks previously to the
l3lh aud in these two weeks there. had been
$50 cases and los deaths, % appears from the
Register Of the City Marshal Many people
i-ft the place upon the appearance Of the dis.
case, and at the close of the fortnight about
one half OF the citizens had len, aud others
were eth removing.
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Caledonia County Agricultural
Fair.
rnEAtttat1

A b. Johnsbury Plain, Thursday, September
"a, l-lg.
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Tni HorsT The cold Limo" loens claim
~ members Of the House Of Representative,
aud one senator Last year the Ca's aud Yaa
Burrn,les delayed the public business y vast
ed two or three thousand dollars ,u manuuycr
WFWtr rifTr uur = rTITIurr' = Hr'"'r'-' t'' -
They will llIdly be- ah'o 90 sbaw OF their an
ic- ,h,s Your with equal haeocss, Then they
numbered ~ nov thcy count several lSaa
than one bundled.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
SOUND DocrnrNr.-Tho Concord Freeman

SOUND DocTRINE.--The Concord Freeman
says:
"Thero is in our opinion, scarcely any act
more mean aud contemplate than tho TAX
ing newspaper for years aud then refus-
ing payment for it,"
o." The Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen
has, by IN unanimous vote of tho Trustees,
been elected President of Rutgers College,
at New Brunswick, NJ, Mr. Frelinghuy-
sen is now Chancellor Of the University OF
the city Of New York
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

Iisre shaH he Prsss fPeopis's righfs maiHfd,H,
uuaiced by influence, and uHbribfd by gain
Hfre patriot Truth bar Piori0us Vrectps dram,
Pledged 10 Religion, Liberfy, and Lam.