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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-24
THE NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
GNNsEANE.

Office, Merchants Bank Building, Safest, Boston,
Since commencing, Feb. l, s44, to Dec. 4, s4s,
has issued over 2lOO policies, the amount from
500 to $4,000. Guaranty Capital 100000
Fund accumulated besides Guaranty Capital, ow-
ing to favorable turn of risks thus far. $780,
900, well invested for the proportional benefit of
those who shall become, as well as those already
members. Surplus to be refunded to members
at the end of every five years from Dec. lS43.
Surplus refunded to members Dec. ls4s, 20 per
cent of whole amount paid in. Premiums may
be paid semi-annualy or annually.
The Company is at present in very prosper
Gus condition, and will continue to insure lives
on the most reasonable terms.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, PRESIDENT.
Willard Phillips, Charles P. Curtis,
Theophilus Parsons, Francis c. Lowell,
George II. Kuhn, William w. Stone,
Peter Wainwright, Thomas A. Dexter,
Charles Brown, William Perkins,
VIM. Raymond Lee, Sewell Tappan.
SECRETARY,
Benjamin +. Stevens.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
Charles c. p. Clark, (of Middlebury.)
II Forms of application, the pamphlets and
reports of the Company, and proof of its respon-
sibility, may be had, and Policies secured, by ap-
plication, by mail or otherwise, to
7. w. BRUCE, Agent,
Soft Nlddebury, VT.
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MONTREAL. Friday, April l3.

NV CANADIAN TARIFF SErrLED.-
The principles of the new Tariff are set
Ned and determined by the Legislature.
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For Sale.

The Dwelling House and Lot in the village +
Middlebury, owned and occupied by Elisha Bfews
ter. The House is commodious anf DC Lotis
large. The same win be sold on advantageous
terms. Inquire OF T. d. Barber, Esq, or Of the
subscriber. REBECCA BREWSTER.
MiddIebury, March 80, 1919, g9i6w.
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Jed. S. BGSFhsH, Register.
A true copy of Record,
81 Attest. Jed. s. Bushnell, RfQisfer.

STATE OF VERMONT, | Be il remembered
District Of Addison, As. ! that at a Probate
Court held ut Middl bury, in and for the District
of Addison. on the eth day of>April, A d. ls49
Aaron Nee,ihaIn. administrator Of the estate Of
REBECCA ALLEN.
late of Whiting, in said District, deceased pre-
sents his petition in writing tins Court, praying
for license 10 sell real estate Of said deceased for
the purpose II paying tire debts Of said deceased
and expenses of ADMINISTRATION; and therein sets
forth :be amount o. debts of the deceased and
expenses Of administration. the value of the per
sounl estate, and the situation of the real estate
Of the deceased. and that it is necessary to sell
real estate for the purposes aforesaid II is there
upon ordered, that said petition be considered hy
this Court, at the session thereof, to be held Ht
the office Of the Register If this Court in said
Middebury, on Thursday, the 50 day Of Nav
next, ut one O'Clock in the afternoon; and that
said administrator give notice thereof to NY per
sons Interested. that they may appear and mako
their objections if any they may have, to said H.
cense being granted.by publishing certified copy
of this order in the Mddlehury Galaxy-a news
paper printed at said Middleburv-t weeks
successfully previous to the time Of said Court.
jed. S. BasLHrH, RegiSter.
true Cory of Record.
50 Attest Jed s Bushnell Register.
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Notice.

Rev. Mr.. GUERNSEY will preach at East
Middlebury, on Sunday next.
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POLLY SKIFF.

late Of Bridport, in said District, deceased pre-
sents his administration account for allowance
1t is thereupon ordered that said account be con-
sdcred for allowance by this Court, at the session
thereof, TO be held the Office Of the II, eiscr of
this Court, in said Middlebury, on Thur, day, the
third day of May next, ut one O'Clock in the af-
ternoOn and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have, to the al
lowance of said account, by publishing certified
copy of this order in the Middlebury Gs axy-a
newspaper printed at said Middlebur, -three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
Court.
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Probate Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remembered
District Of Addison IS. that, at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the District
Of Addison. on the 18Th day of April, A. d. fs49;
Lyman p. White and John Simonds admihisz
traitors Of the estate Of
JOSEPH SIMONDS,
late Of Whiting. in said. District, deceased. mako
application 10 this Court to have the time allowed
them for the payment Of the debls Of said deceas
ed extended ono year from the expiration Of the
time heretofore limited by this Court II is there
fore ordered that said application be considered by
this Court at the session thereof be held at tho
office of the Register of this Court in said Mid
dlebury on Thursday. the 18th day Of MAY ncxI,
AZ one o'clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be given all persons Interested thai they
may appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said time being extended by publish
ing certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury-ttree weeks stccesSiSely previous to the
time Of said Court; Jed: 5. BaSineH, Register
A true Copy Of Record '.-
50 Attest, Jed. 5. Bushnell, Register
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Mad Dogs!

ON hand a large assortment Of Large ana
Small ACCOUNTS, which, il paid soon, will
drive the Lawyers and Sheriff mad Il wanted,
apply soon TO ". S. JOHNSON.
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hsal;::;:;;;;;;;;;;ss49 AZ.
Merchants Lake Boat Line

For the transportation of property between
Lake Champlain, Troy, Albany, New York and
Boston. This Line will be composed the present
Season of 20 First Class Lake Boats, passing di-
rcctly between New York and Ports on Lake
Champlain, thereby avoiding any delay or injury
liable 10 occur to property by reason of transhp-
ment The facilities for towing on Lake Cham
plain and on Hudson River are complete, and
dispatch equal to that of any other Line guaran-
tied.
Property for Boston forwarded by Western
Rail Road, or Vessel, as desired.
Property carefully weighed.
The proprietors pledge themselves that no ex-
ertions shall be spared to give satisfaction IN ev-
cry particular, and respectfully ask for continu-
ance of patronage.
A GENTS.
L. A. JOHNSON, 9 Coenties Slip, New York.
CORNELIUS LOWELL, n. Y. Packet Office
Long Wharf, Boston.
BRADLEY & CANFIELD,
ProPrieiors,
Burlington, April II, ls49. 5l;tf
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered,
District Of Addison, So. that at Probate
Court held at M;ddlebury, in and for the District
of Addison, on the 18th day Of April ~ u. 1919 );
Abel P. Skifi. executor Of the last viii and tes-
-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
EARLY TOMATOES

When tho assistance Off ho,bcd cannot he
obtained, TOMATOES mryhH successfully start
al in pots, or other suitable sreseis, in
warm room. III this nnuuer the mitura,ion
of the ftliit will lie ADVANCED n week t,- tr-c-
and without involving my serious trouble or
expense
"Whilc the fruit remains green,n says n
recent writer on The management nflnnininrs,
" have much accelerated tho ripcniugeby
rtlnoyiug the large lnavcs from dense bunch,
rv nj trrit; mud placing white hnurts he
bind them With the satne view, an English
author of 0nipcnce, recommends tin.
Tic Britioli frnt rsisers consider good
will for fut. equal to nn advance Of six dc
crees Townr,lS tho equator. by planting the
Tomato jH beds under u fence brilliantly
wliirewushet, ar painted white, the nHlurn.
riot, Of tho fruit wohld no doubt Zoe mhTeriui-
" advanced. Frequent and copious irriga-
lion with sonPsnlS, aud Observation-Disclosures,
greatly laciilatrs Tic development of this
quit - Farmer and Mechanic
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II II r & A LEI ID n / A N.

oppression of your regiTd for me- personally,
and Tor lhe blud Wnnurr 10 Hhlrl sou have
rereigcd llle nppnlblHenL Tie .Hppoint-
dienf Wn6 duuliirts iHeHded, however ~ u
compliment "a. Vermont, md not 40 u reward
lur ans hrfVirCg of mine, 90 any mefiI which
maA lnf.esr, lu ilis view IL mny well he
lFuuB iug ga 90 all llial iha long uicd aud
never luihuR yluuc md integrity nf 0uf siaie
has ~ lafl been rewarded by Cabinet Alr
p0hiUcui, Ours II the only Whig Stale iu
the tnlor v lIrh liHs never swetEed hOm
her poiiicll iith. ninl nlunal iLr uilly nie
watch ins never slurcd HE patronage 0flne
General Government, We have hlWuys horh
applied "a Ia the day vi irinl, Il n right We
-huuIil be remembered ~ lliG 10y Df triumph,
ThE wns doulllcsH 'ihe mulu ground ou
Which she appointment was conferred ulfOu
me, II II most raspousiblo nud hilarious
luFilidn, There Hre FGVGUlgen thousand
different posI-oilccs IN llle cnuhtry, NIL ~.
quiriuF coHsuul rHre aud yElant rupeDt-
sinu Bur however difficult aud burden
some my Auirs uny Ice, ! shall fHdeGuor NJ
lrdsl faithfully 20 di-clafPe 0uh, AM what
ever ability mny bring 10 NY MD ~ tie nd
uinisrrWiun 81 llie DEPARTMENT. which hns
beon committed 90 my chHfgc, ! need not
assure ypu-ihut he chnfaclcr 0f Nermout,fO
integrity ard virtue, Wilt never bg coupron,
iHed los ur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Tar WEArHrR The min and warm
weather Of 1ucFYluy md "Wednesday mel
led ad. 1e snaN uud ise,whlcI broke op tho
roods and rendered lle travelling exceeding
ly@bouyy, Co0rideuhle damage, no dounli
4asHiuei deaa ~ the iea spd waller though
wo Iaye uor NJ elteard ola great deal The
Ceplri Cars were luued OF lhe lruck on
"Wednesday. lu pusriuR place lllnl had
been uHdtpuiurd, where, on one Hldo lhertt
wns q descent of towards hundpdfeel inn
u sraum, llg Engine pissed over, ihe ruek,
bni tie Cufs,H irucd N the eide opposite 60
tho drsrsui, uud no yey serious nJury was
dane To lhe pnsscugens Tie Lridse over lhe
dycp ryino beGweeiihl,,- rlaeenild passupp
sic wnn impHsEphe "Wednesday Hi8ld-solno
ton Got Of tho GIl,ng having boe6 washed q
way. During Wednesday, niglr The weather
became colder ll,e min aud fhuwing cenFed,
aud lay morning the roHls had considerably
dried ul4.A sr,erG lrcsbrt VIsI have eusued
Ind not lha weull,e changed, We have sell.
don seen spoil Jreams rush on aid dance
80 npgrily M lliey did during "Wednesday
evening,
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From the NaIlonnI InIeIliperriEIr

a urge number ufthc citizens or Vermont
thea, IN Washington, called nj the resi,lence
of the Hon. jacob Columer the new Post
master. General on Thursday last Mt one o.
clock, y. ~, TO congratulate him ON his ap-
pouimenl to seat in-,hc Cubinei of Presi.
dent Taylor. 1t is said TINT every Vernon
ter in the city was present. They were II
fine looking set of ntu. The hest feeling
prevailed nmuhg them all, mud it was quile
evident that nll were highly graliiecl at tire
compliment, paid to tho uulmching inlueri-
~ OF Vermont hy tie appointment. Mr. Hale
in behalf of the delegation, briefly addressed
Judge CoIlamcr, in effect MS follows;
WrriIuvu Cumc here, sir, in this informal
manner, TO congratulate You personally on
Your nppniutnlcut 10 u cent IN President Tnv.
ldr1s Cabinet, n1SR 10 assure You thai The com
pliment thus pnd to our state not less 'thnn
tn rutttseif il, highly gratifying f,,-t,,,
We nro confident nlso thai this qualification
will he shared generally by tie, people of
Vermont. We know that you will discharge
the duties Of Your new position in such n
manner Ms will he creditahte 10 Yourself and,
Wc doubt not, satisfactory To the country
We hone your surrrs3 will he ru,ml 10 ynur
merit and Tint, we are will TT. sufficient
to Ill the measure ofuny mans ambition.
To Which. Judge Collampr replied MS fol-
lows;--
i thalk you, gentlemen, FOR tbis friendly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Ill appears 10 be fixed now ,Int the
gentlemen appointed TO constitute the Board
Of Commissioners, to adjudicu,c the claims
OF American Cllizens against the MeNicnr
Government, are Hon. George Evans, of
Me-, Hon: Chich b. Smith, OF Indiana. and
Col. r. T. Payne ofN..C. lie wos Colonel
OF the North Carnli''t,53 FufuutrctH i,egmen,,
aud served with distinction in the Mexican
war. Col, Payne is n Wing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

THE PREsiDENT's OPINION OF DuELIlNs.
a Washington Letter writer relates the fol-
lowing
One of the good stories Of The day, mud
one Jhost crediIahle TO the Presiden; and adj,
.mllisirnlion. Is cnnnncied with ihc npplica-
lion for the restoration oftwo midshjpmen,
dismissed ly Air Pelk Gaf I,ei,,t, ,.,e;,guri m
duel. Tho Secrstnry Of the Navy, in Cabi-
net meeting this morning, informed the Pres
idenl that lac had read tie petition, aud con-
sidorod tia, the niidshpmen ought not 10 no
restored So thought The Cabinet. II um
very gud of it," snid the President, "farlf the
whole Cubfne, hard ought otherwise would
not hive consented 10 re.appoiat these
gentlemen. hn,o ducS hate fighting, I
hate wars, and will have no ducltiug men n
bout mo ifI con lmi6 it,"
= rA4rN
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Man RoRpERY. On Saturday night last,
the through mad from konne to Brauleboro
was stolen (rOm the sage NJ Chesterfield, or
between that place md here. II was put n
bonrd the stage nj Chcsterfellnnd mt miss
ed until arriving nj orr Post Office. n lrnce
cntfbc discovered it, There WINS letter
containing $50 bill on the Cheshire Bank
IN this mini, kl'owHIo hnvo heeh rut in nj
Kecuc. -- BraAleboro Phunir
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.NEvIvALs. Tho religious journals conlniu
numerous accounts of SPECIAL religious ntcr.
est IN various ptrts Of the country. The
Chrislinn Alliance snys; The religions state
of several of lIc churches Ia BOSTON, OF dir.
foreut donominNrions,is quite cueourapiuF.--
Mnny cnsos ofhnpeiul conversion hive tnkeu
place, aud others ure now cnquirinR "whul
they mus, do to bo saved" The lntcpcu-
don't says "A deep seriousness continues to
prevail in nearly all lilo churches &C Brook.
Ign, NY. The conversions ore very nume,.
ous, nmd some Of them inust interesting n
tliric ntIgcrrs and character. Same Of the
Iclunle sclninntiea arr largely -lsa trr
work. In ono we arc informed Tint There
are nently 3e0 among the iuTuiriHg md re.
joicing."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

N5FsA concern in Baltimore made '"l E
mcnt of merchandise to California, l'or" Wv
purpose of getting rid. Of some SE''qu,..'
unsnleahlc goods, V invoiro4l At s2ioo' ~ T.
sales amounted to s23 500, and the proee'"
were invested in gold nj $40 NIL ounce. ~! IVY
value ofIhis investment in the States Is ~
$50. This beats Lord Dexicr'sadven'"''"
wrrmiug pnns to tho West indies
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

GEN TAYLOR AND A REvoLUrIoNARY Soi'
piuR. a vctepan orihc Revolution, toir
in Napoleor's battles, aud who barred la
breast in our last war with Grcn, BrilaiuIti
vito is n hundred and five years old, came t.
Washington on Monday. lie made drcq1,h
Efforts to see ih9Fresicnt hut WINS notrrr
fed until early yesterday morning. lie met
Gen, Taylor coming on Of ono of liza el.a!l-
hers of the Executive muusiou, md, lhrs
his Int, expressed the hope tina, his Excel
lencv wns we'll The Gcnerrtrcqurslcd hin
TO keep on his hat, aud said tina, lie was *,
cccdingly gralifed with the visit of his cold
fhther,n and then pressingly nsked Inn 10
breakfast, which invitation the ce6iennaTH"
declined. In parting, President Taylor e'a'p
ed ifSSwibrrSd apd feeble hand, lea'Ingg. u'
mark lNehil.yStat shape of,hrce ball ca
gles.-JNdsl - " Asg'. Of Saturday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

NoRTHre ~ iIb!-The freight r9ln
hast week T1s ,slsg. roDsisle,l Of one manure. .,
aud forty.ttco eqeS, We No informed S"a'
life freight over this roOd has not been nS,'
.cewibly affected by The opening oi INC Hu'"
VIM rond which as wei ms the Nor'hoFh'VSS,",
meets with the Central in Vermont W
hns the number Of passengers Been PeteITf'-
bly, Diminished, the cars sui rnpnihs WI
The capital Of the StNtesand the great 'l.1G,
featuring TOWNS OF the Merrlmnck Iies.
ways make this road great lhorongh'"''
Cong. Journal. Concord NJ ~
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ReMs.-Ou, OF 35, 900 Registered voters "
the district of Rome, % 900 hive voted III .,
voF ef#pefHi,iiS, IN spite sdfthe ono']''"
ofthe poniiif! =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
Appointments by the President.
ny and pih 10 aipice and oons'i ofhe
.Nfnlis

81. =.
john Gayle, of Ahhamn, TO be Judge Of
the District Court Of ilc United States for
ltc northern Md southern diAIncls nf Alai,a-
IN, ~ The place Of MtItom Crawford, de-
ceased
Archibald Williams, Of Illinois, 10 be- At
iorucy Of the Iuilcd Slules lnr Ihe district Of
Illinois, IN ito place OF David l.. Gregg,
whose commission 3. about to expire.
Palmer v. Kellogg, al New York, 10 be
Mur-hnll OF the uultd States for lhc uorili-
ern district Of New York, Ia the place Of ia
cob Gould, whose commission II about 20 ON
pifo.
John lotrcs ,uf Ncrmont,Io bo Marshall Of
the Unilcd Sintrs fnr llc district oi Vermont,
~ the place of Jacob krul, whose commits.
sinu b. about 90 expire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

GgS. SnIELDs CASE, Tho Senate, ia its
fnhl action, adopted the resolution of the Sc
leclcodinitteo Ms amended on motion Of Mr.
Calhoun The resolution is-"That the cleo
ton ofJumes Shields to lie Senator of the
United States ~ void, he not having been a
citizen orIhr United Stsres The term of years
required as qualification to he a Scuutor Of
the United SH,os, at The commencement Of
the term for which he VAS elected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

o. The Hon. john Blanchard, represon-
tative from the I7Ih Congressional District
Of Pa, died ON Friday, Mt lurrishureh, on
his way TO his residence at Belionr. Mr.
blanchard las been a lneruicr of Cong sesss
i..F- f,t+r yrrr-, II not ruurE. tie was m
tive of Peachaun, in thi, State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

G}cFosIcr Giow''.srs Inns been appointed
Postmaster NJ Chelsen.in place 81 Aaron Dn.
,is Esq, resigGed-uoi removed, as 'hc Pat.
riot has H. So we understand il. \ removal,
however would have been highly proper in
the cast.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Of~Thc spiri' otttcrommuilcpiiou Of "a
suhscrlhcr" wo ls. much. hui wc ace one
Objection TO lis pubiiculion--'s Wit certain
illusions, which, perhaps might he deemed
pcfsouol.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Grm l4e-ugyeuug, u appears NJ nu exceed
ipgly mvonl,la period, aud must ussisl won-
derlully ~ rolling on lhal accommodating iids
ufpuiic opinion whirh must sooner or lnlef
1yrrwhclni aud destroy lluI Em fpuwu at
pfdfinu shl'Ji hns been dipuifrd hy the
a.. - 81 .lmlric1u Alarfuin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

10 the Semlc, on'alouday, the pomiunIof
Of Mf hicGaughoyfo for Governor ofMinesolH
WIS rrjerlrd hy vote uf 22 90 %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Jhscph r.. Nyc, Saeo, Maine, vice lchabod
Jordou, " hose commission expired,
Ihnmns Hodge, Pymoutlr Nnssnclusciis,
vice Wit Abirtou jackson, whose cougls-
siou expired
James Donngiie, New Haven, Co""erljcut
Wee Norris Wilcox, whose commission ga
pred.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

GA plurality Bdl Ia feivrelse 10 the
thmee 81 Presidential. Electors nnd members
ofCpnsresa, passedlhe llouse ofllo Masza-
cbuseus Legislature on Saturday lusl, ly %
Suas Of ~ &C. 90 The init tHuEcS M eter
lion Of ldip,bers ofCuqgfezs by plurality on
mint.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

. G5'fhe CholnpIain Bridge bill nqssed The
New York Ilonso Of Assembly on F'fidny, by
n vote of 1910 81 We! uso learn. contrary
to the general opinion heretofore, that tho N
Y. Legislature in all ct It's branches will sane
tIonlhq I'ridsing Of Lnkc Champaign.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

c. The Wd-iinglu'i dnrlFspoudrut qf
'he Windsor journal, 'ialgs ihut Cen. Cnss
took fyuI IN the Sonn,c nr0 o'clock Sntur,
day oycriug llrce howe before the lWo
C'nsr's' expired ard fhr the rurosn Of
'"""inE @vuhlc ,aEc-mlcaec fees for
the lofi Congress uud also for tie extra En-.
ecuu,o ~ sion which opened the reN Mou-.
dny morniue. This looks like Gen. Cnss
aud some ofl,s dogble fees while Governor
Of the territory Of Mrhisan.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Charlrs Hudson, Boston, hlassu,imsc
vice Wan, PurHculrr. whusu commission
pi,pd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

LFThr Patriot displays COED sense, in
'"Il'as iia lrcoioco ?os,naSrtrs 10 hold their
heads up & take what may conc, The porri.
OF very well understands il,a,a majority of
-'tte-e to vfruTrI Ms good cCunseIs arc address.
ed ob,aincd lhoir offices merely on The arouna
t'at they we're locofocos, and is no doubt fu.
ly impressed will, consciousness rtmr they
ought NOW 10 take "nalking. pauefs.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

6Fayi whose COMMISSION ctpircd,
VIM p Grccuc rrubtruce, Il. t. vice n,
,,-eaH.si.s, Whose eGa.i.a-slua uXplrcd.
Mari, .igenh. -- George LoynlL Navy Agent
40 Noruls from ihc'l il!i March, 1870, reap
pointed,
William slunuuker, Navy Agent al phla-
drlphta, rom 18Th day OF MARCH,, 1919, vice
:. u. Patterson, whSsu commission will thcu
oApirct r",
f'oveitort -i't f,- .Narg. -Julu g. Long,
now u Commander, Ia hc Captain ~ tie
navy from itlrof AstclT~lsl9t M ,nrun-
- occu.f'rsd 10y thr drmh Of Captain W. ~
Hunter
Thcodorr- Bailey, now u Lieutenant, IT,
be Commander "a the navy from The cir ct
Mafch, lao, to lill the vacancy rrenied 10y
The promotion OF Commander john g Long
Charles Drus, now Mister, 20 be Lieu
tenant in the navy from the 9th March. 1910
10 till the vuruucy occasioucd hy lie promo
ZION Of Lieutenant Iheodorus Bailey.
Land officers. Alfred Cowles to ie Reg
lister of the Lnud Office nj Chicago, iliuos,
iH-iHe tiJce of iyillinm Jackson, whose term
gf Office has expired.
Jesse Is. Dubois, To loo Receiver of Public
Moneys at Palestine, Illinois, IN the place ct
WIN. Wilson, whose term OF Office viii cX-
piru Oh the ls,h inst.
Mathew Gillespie, to bo Register of tie
Land Office at Edwurdsv,le, Illinois. ia tlc
place Of Jacob Judy, whose term of office Ln-
expired
Hurry +. Brown, TO the Register of The
Lind Office al Green Bay, Wisconsin, IN the
place OF Joel :. Fisk, removed.
Offers Of The Customs. Joshua Tnyioc,
Collector nj Ocrnc6ke, North Carolina. vice
Thomas J. Pastcur whose commission cx.
pired. -
WiIlisH. Arnold, Collector at Penfl River
Mississippi vice Rufus O. Pray, resigned
John n. Frost, Surveyor ut Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, vice Winthrop Pickering
whose commission expired.
James Hunter, Appraiser Of Merchandise,
nj SaV''ttt+ut'5 tIrurgiu, ytrU Chhries Stephens,
deceased.
S.has w. Rockwell, OF Connections, to be
Cunmiss ioncr ofCusIoms.
Allen. A. Hall, Tennessee, to he Register
of the Treasury oftlIe urited States, in the
place Of Daniel Graham, resigned.
Custom House Officers Collector--James
E.Norileei, Edenlon, North Carolina vice Zis-
op Rn~ls, resigned
Surveyors VI. Cross, Pawcaiuck,
Rhode; Island, vice George Brown, whose
commission will expire on the 10Th March,
lSiq.
ZebeJro Ring, Of New York; vicd EHjah
F..Purdy, whose commission expired.
Mrs Mary ChrisIie,p NJ, Rock Run, Hart
ford co., Md, vice John ;. Christie, resigned.