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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29
A DISGRACEFUL SIGHT.

Passing up Fayetteville street on Sabbath
afternoon last, we saw two or three members of
the Legislature staggering drunk in the street,
and one Of them vociferating most eloquently
against the Order ofthe Sons of Temperance,
aud a%pplauding the moral courage of any man
who had the boldness to come out and oppose
them Here were men sent to the Seat of
Government by Religious and moral c~onstitu-
%encies, drunk in the most public street of the
City, on a Sabbath day, the laughing stock of
every negro and rowdy that passed by. What
a humilitating spectacle /! And is it right that
they should be thus suffered to disgrace the
Counties from which they are sent, without
exposure? We say no!-and we have al
most come to the conclusion, if we see any
more Of it, to give the names and residence:
of those who have so far lost all respect and
decency both for themselves and those whom
they are sent to represent, as to be guilty o
such outrageous conduct. We believe it to b.
the duty of the public Press to speak out witt
regard to such matters, and for ourself VIZ
are determined not to be mealy-mouthed con
corning them. A word to the wise is sufficient
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29
RALEIGH, n. @.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %.

q Subscribers receiving their papers
marked with redinko or pencil, are thereby infor-
med Of the expiration Of their subscription year.
We shall continue to send the paper to all our
present subscribers, unless a di~scontinuance Is
ordered. Those not desiring it another year
will return the paper; and those retaining it
will please forward the subscription money i'm
mediately.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29

S= As our new materials viii reach as
tomorrow, we ask our readers to excuse
a weeks suspension Of our labors. so as
to afford US an opportunity to make ar
engagements for issuing cur paper on N
enlarged scale.-C Communication.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29
SUM uf Grmptrarrf.
FURTHER APPOINTMENTS FOR

P. NJ. W. P. PHILIP s. WHITE.
Having procured of Bro. White an extern
sion of his time in North Carolina, the follow
ing appointments are made for him up to the
LIST day of January:
Dec Sd, 4th, 9TH and 9Th to be arranged by
Bro White in the Counties adjacent to VIII
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29

We should be pleased to learn, if the man
who fired the cannon, Friday night at Camden
Court House in derision of the Temperance
reform now in progress at that place, thinks
he performed either a smart or a reputable &C.
ton Ella. City Old North State.
Demoniacal characters, it is said, are fond of
the smell of birthstone, and it is reasonable to
suppose that this one wanted to catch the odor
of his natural element.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29
Eahirs' Department.
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE.

Application for Charters for Subordinate u
MONS in the State Of North Carolina, shall be
made To the Grand Union of North Carolina,
and forwarded To the c. s.. Scribe. The char
ter fee is five dollars, including the proper
books.
Applications 10 open new Unions must be
signed BY al least eleven persons, who must
De ladies Of good reputation and standing in the
community.
Ihe standing and character Of the applicants
fora Charter, must be certified by some Officer
y fthe Sons Of Temperance, CT a Clergyman or
Justice Of the Peace living in the vicinity, and
accompany the application.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29

HABIT.@Whatever We do, We do from hab-
it. Once doing good, and you will
find, in a short time, it is as easy as living.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29

HUMILITY is the best ofreal religion, as
arrogance, ~self-conceit. and ~pretension,
are the infallible %criteria of pharisaieal
devotion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29

81 See Editors Correspondenceefo for ac-
counts of the progress of the Order.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29
FORM Of APPLICATION FOR A
Union Of the Daughters of Temperance
rs Daie)

A01N~I
The undersigned, Ladies Of g., beljev-
ing the Order Of the Daughters Of Temperance
TO be well calculated to extend the blessings Of
TOTAL abstinenee, and pronote the general well
fare OF mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Union Of The State Of North Carolina, to grant
them a Charter to open a new Union, TO be call
ed the -- Union, No. =, Daughters Of
Temperance, Of the State Of North Carolina, 70
be located in --, and under your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and collec-
Aveiy, to be governed by the rules and usages
V said Grand Union, and also by those Of the
National Union.
Enclosed is the Chartee fee, s..
1t must also be stated whether The applicants
are members of the Order or Motif theysre. oi
what Union. To be directed 10 Mrs. LUCY
M. PETERSILIA, Grand Sister Scribe, Raj.
eigh, N. c. free Of pos.age.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-29

~ The "Newberrian" has the fol-
lowing remarks concerning Bro. Whites
letures in Newbern.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
a n.AuTIFuL rRAlRIE.

Early ibis morning we passed Wapasha's
FWnn, THIS 10 q beautiful prairie lu Min
nohpla.Hhoul nine miles long aud lhfeo miles
vide, occupied by Tho chief WnpHsha Tor
Rcd Leaf aud his hand Of Sioux, whose
bark lodges ara seen AZ iha upper end Of the
prairie gently HwellnR from the shore, and
90 ampllheaire 0f broken and percipiious
aud gently slOping hufis, divided by rnyines
extending back iva or lllree miles, covered
With . dense growth Of timber, presented a
beautiful landscape, We do not wonder llini
The WlnnehagooH, when they reached the
MihAlss,ppl ~ this lovely spot, lnsi year. on
their way ~ Iheir new homes, fingered here
with peculiar lcuacity, audi suddenly iu.
HVlrrd with n poculiHr iundncns for il,,,if sl,l
hunting grounds, Aa lhe lovely scene before
tieln revived the fecollcoiions Of The past
lho cherished associations of river aud prni-
rlc liie-ihcy dotted lhoir blankets, assumed
wnrlko altitude, marched and counter
marched, yelling and whooping, and bidding
drfgure ~ their feebe escort, aud could net
he made 10 bulge un inch uulil an express
bad been cent 10 Fort Crawford, aud rein
iorccmeni Obtained from the garrison Soy
moT'S Sketches Of Minnesota.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
+ He CA LED MAN.

of tho Indians aud doubtless dreaded he
contingency Of another Wnr, By me arrange
menI rerenlly concluded under NE manage
menI ~ Gen, Iwlgga lhs whole Indian pop
nlnllan ~ 20 be peacefully removed from
f10ndT nj ~ eKpfusg a. lhe GoyeTnmeul
nhl euteeIigg s2}5, OOOi q sum which would
not suffice for lhe Quilt aud pay regiment
for nne campaign Haiiim0rs american.
NoRTn CARoLNA,-The following reso,
lnlions, introduced by eH-Goy Morehead, al
a meeting IN GuiIiurd county, North Carroll.
IA VIII command attention abroad M we'll
uH nj home. The Raleigh Register says ILaI
They ombody lhu sentiments ofn large major
ny Of tho people Of North Carolina
Resolved, lt'rt the interests NJ every por-
lion Of the uniuu, NJ guaranteed by lho Con-
sllIuIion, ought 10 be respected aud must bs
maintained,
Resoiped, That the Union of these United
States Is indispensable % the happiness aud
welinre Of lho American People aud a. tho
security Of political liberty 10 lilo world aud
II must be maintained.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
ACCIDENT ON TnE CENTRAL

The train for Boston on tho Central Rond
ran OF HE trnck when about two miles be-
you'd Waterbury on Monday morning. The
engine, tender, aud ear containing the Brio
rh mall we're thrown on perpendicular
bnnk, near the river, some forty feet IN height
Fortunately the couplings gave woy,nnd Illus
lhe passenger cars were saved from wreck.
IL was proyldonlial escape, tho track run
ming within four feet Of the pfecipicc, The
engine and tender are apparently entirely de-
mullahed. The engine broke through ihe
ice Of the river and now lies nearly submcrg-
ed In the wuler, Tho engineer aud fireman
aayed lhemsclrca by jumping OIL, and are uns
hurt One Of the agents In charge Of the
Bniish Mail was asleep Ia his carat the time
OF Ihc nccidonG soon hilor the car reached it,
stopping place, the agent emerged unframed
aud cooly cnquifed what NIL the oNcilomcbt
had boon about. burlington Sentinel, March
q.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
CARPETING.
sTATE on VERMONT

Caledonia County, So.
To the Hon Supreme Court next TO be hol-
den at Danvile within and for said County
I - on +it- I'd Tfesdry of A ur-st mes t.
ZONES Louisa II. Hutchinson, OF ST
" Johnsbury, in said County aud shews To
the Court that OH the Sd day of January, a.
! ID. lS32, he was dolly married 20 Orlando w
! Hutchinson then and until recently OF said
ST. Johnsbury, by Jerry Diokerman, Esq n
Justice of the Pcace--that she over lived with
her said husband in the strict performance of
all her marital dutcs until on, TO W.T., the 18th
day of June, A. D., lS40, when the said 0E.
lnndo abandoned your petitioner atrsnid ST.
! Johnsbnry, and bath ever since been living
with and having adulterous intercourse with
| one Harriet Bonctt, to wit, at said ST. Johns.
bury, aud 10 viii, al Hatioy, in the Province
of Canada, and that said Orlando hath now
abscondcd with the said Harriet Bonett a.
parts unknown in the Province Of Canada.
holding out the said Harriet To- be his lawful
wife, regardless Of his marriage relation with
your pciitioncr-und she would further shep.
thatthcr were lcft 10 her care and custody
two minor children offspring of herself and
the said Orlando since their said marriage
and for the causes aforesaid she doth pray thai
she may have granted unto her bill of di-
vorcc from THO said Orlando, and that she have
decteed to her almony Of the Estate of the
said Orlando aud also that the guardianship
of said minor children be assigned unto her
with a suitable provision aud order for their
maintenance nnd support.
LOUISA II. HUTCHINSON.
st Johnsbury, Dec -, ts49.
Guo G. Canoes, Attorney,
STATE or VERMONT,
Caledonia County, IS.
I I having been made In appear TO mo ihht
4 the foregoing libel for divorcp may TAI,
Of service the said Orlando w. Hutchin-
SOS, he having gone TO parts unknown Beyond
the r'ach of process Of his State--lt is there
ore,ordercd that h. be notified TO appear be.
fore said Court and answer to the same, by
publication ofthe substance oC said ibel and
This order three weeks successfully IN the Cal
newspaper printed at said St
Johusbury, the last publication To be AZ Iess,
ak weeks before said third Tuesday in August
Dated at Danvlle, tbs l2Lh day OF Dccrm.
mr., 4 y. i5l9. LUkEP POLAND,
1i5ivNl Judge II the SaH. Court.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

90 where Freedom has always existed. II
WNuli be disgrace 20 the civilized world
hnh when ie was asked to extend sayeryio
Increase SLAVE representation iu Congress
lhe North would not fghl Fdr any sucG pur.
pose lfdlsuniun come, IL will bs ths full
ol iie South, and not OF tho Nquh, aud thsy
will abide The result
Thursday, Fob. %.
ln the Senate, Mr. Boil 1'enneHsos, made
y speech on lhe slavery question.
Mr bell, Of Tennessee, addfrs-od lhe SEN
ala briefly 10 explanation OF a series Of reso,
lutons looking Ia the settlement of ihs uues.
uonn growing out of the institution of slavery.
lio dlHelnlmed any supp0sitinn dat nny prop
otNnn could carry weight a. coming from
hilni indeed, lac did not suppose that any
proposition Of compromiHe could come from
tho South which would bo sueceasfil. Such
proposition, to he succosaiiil, should come
lFosn the Aaril., WHARF the psweF oKisls, .
llis Preamble mad first Resolution provides
Tor HE erection ofH new slave State out Of
portion oiihe Territory ofTeXHs, aud the
NAiilfmnlion Of the guarantee contained Ia
lhf RESOLUTIONS Of Texas annexation thnt
slavery should not be- North or South Of the
CnlnproniiHe line.
The resolutions were received, laid on the
table, and ordered To be- printed.
The Srnnio resumed the consideration Of
Mr. Clny'H resolutions
Mr. Walker Submitted an amendment TO
The second resolution, by uho insertion Of n
few words, recognizing the fact that slavery
has hcsn abolished aud prohibited, together
willi lhe slave trade, Ia Mexico aud can
only be- introduced by positive enactment.
Mr. Rusk then TOOK tie noor, aud resumed
and concluded his remarks upon the general
question. taking Southern ground aud oppn-
sing the WilmOl proyiHo.
IN The House, Mr. Doty's bill for the ndmis,
sion Of California wns ordered 10 he printed
by general copFcut. The House had up tho
Presidents California Message in Committee
ollho Whole, and was nddresred by Mossrs
Conrad of La, and Parker of Va. Mr. Con.
rad admitted that California was luHilinhc,
under the circumstances, IA forming State
Governments aud, II part ofn scheme for
settling the slave question, he would vote
loF -AGs admission, but not ~ M isolated
proposition. ....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
GrAmmgAgKga

10 Waterford, Feb -, by Rev z. ! Ten
ney, Mr. llhHAHp CusuHAF and Miss Lana
FoWFRs, both Of Waterford
p. w this town, Fab 90, by Rev Mr. Bond,
Mf J N N0HTos aud Miss NJ J, BlToHFl-
pEH, both Of this town,
la Ryegaie, Feb 80, by Alvin Chamberin,
tsg Mr. Waiter = Wright and Miss Botsey
Tabor, both Of Newbury
Ia Derby, Feb "a. by Rev o, T. Lam.
bhear, Nc Archibald Buchanan, Of Elgin, IT.,
tpd Me- o NJ Chambsflin, of DeTby,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

-sTnE FLoRiDA IHDnNs.-The policy of
Gen, Taylor in removing the lndinns from
Florida 10y peaceful means deserves the hcar-
~ appreciation of the country. II was easy
enough to have provoked war with those
savnEes-a war of swamp fighting, HmbGs-
cades aud slaughter, involving The .cSpendi-
ture of millions Of dollars. The last Floriin
war, which continued for fyo or six yehrs,
mud was terminated IN 1sll,did not cost less
rhan thirty millions. The sr-r++f--t- of life
was great, aud the hardships of the srrupss=
i've campaigns III The Everglades were Of the.
sererest aud most trying kind.
Gen Taylor served III that war. lT6kurw
hu nature ot tic country ami "ritr frt!arar.cr@
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Feb ~
a. market, 225 beef cattle, ~ pairs Wofk,
ing Oxen, ~ Cows and Calves, gl0O shcrp
and 500 Swine.
Beet cpnle-W quote extra a. a.. lsl
quality, $50 "a quA,ty i,75
. Working Oxen 10, go aD7,
Cows and Cnlyes-s2l, 20, 9Gn35.
hheep-sl,75, 2, 2,5Oa2,7b. One eEtra lot
sold for co. 90 zach.
bwine-3iaiiei retail A4aGo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
One Price Store.

TUE subscriber has taken the Store in
Walden formerly occupied by l.. +. Ed.
wards, and has Just returned from market with
his s"cond Stock OF Fail and Winter Goods,
which he is selling very cheap. Without G.
numcrating the different articles, he would
say that he keeps as good an assortment as can
be found in the country. WIN. &. WHITE,
VALDEZ, FEB p, 1850. 65S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
AE&Emgs

To- this town, March 2, Mn HARmEr, wife
Of the koy. Wm II Bond, aged 30
10 ChaflratoWn, Ms, Fob. ., David W. hin,
ngcd ~ yeaTs--ioTmeTly Of Danyills,
la lfnshbufgh, solon g., son Of Tyler H.,
aud Elsoa y, Whpple, aged 3 months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

been found iu Russia aud many of furty,
hldN twenty sud sixteen, lie was surpTiF-
nd ilnl uo 'lHllua had yol been found
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

Romqrkdbte cure Of dangerous Cough ny
tho uSo If BUchan's Hungarian Bdisdm--
| Miss Mary Head, No 2, Whcclcr's Court,
Boston, was cured of very bad Cough, al!
tended yith nervous debility, and strong IGN.
dcncy 60 Consumption, by the use Ofonly Two
bottles Of this Balsnnis In the same family. n
child, afflicted with dangerous stuffed cold,
had been under the care Of a physician seven
days, without benefit, and was relieved at
once by single dose orthis Balsam, and speed.
ily cured This family is referred To with
much confidence, az they have experienced
the bensdeinl effects Of the medicine IN the
most striking manner
Mrs llnuGhton. High street Place, Boston,
has been frequently afflicted with severe IN.
Elimination Of the lunes, painin the side, dry
cough, nervous debility, aud other painful
Symphonic for several years. This medicine
has gwen hcro degree Of rrlrfwhicb che has
long sought in vqtu.
AcrHrs.-I G Bingham, s. Jnhnsburyj-
FulicrA- &C and Colby &. MoGaifry, hyndon
+. ID. Mcrriu, Bloomington, W I tiAtiugs
Cniiahup, Y G. Butler, Derby, L,nci Dauu
( Week., .ul stanton y Sh. ldou, Dluviip
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
n SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

In the vicinity Of Paasumpsio Village on tho
i Road leading 10 Lower Waterford consist.
Irg OF about fifty aures-Hbuut twenty, cover.
cd with heavy growth Of timber much Of
wh,eh 10 good saving timber, rendered peou.
arly valuable by ia proximity 10 good Mills,
and good market Apply 20
r., N. WOODS
iassumPsie, Jan, 10, 1850, 6jllf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
SAP TUBS FOR SALE.

TIME subsetibcr ~ AnufabtufiDg at bis
Il Pail Factory, in this place, Pine aud &c.
dar Sap Buckets, Iron Hoped, painted out.
side, and cared 10 hang up-a very neat arti.
Gle. Terms Sli. per hundred IN grain, or
$500 cash down, Good last summer y
growth Wheat taken az 81 80 per buHhcl
do do Corn, at I, 90 do do
do do Oats, Ht i6cis do do
DO do BrUuH ut St,68 do do
do do Peas, at 90 do do
We intend having them constantly on hand
Farmers wanting large number please order
by mail, aud in three days AFTER receiving the
order we will have them ready for use.
c. s. s. HILL
Wch Concord, March 4, 1850. 65Sw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
REMOVAL.

CHARLES S, HINCKLEY,
HAS REMOVED from Dhae Riper JuRrl
u ZION 20 Ninth HhdLf, darlington, " iand
offers for sale
FIFE THOUSAND bbiS. Ohio and Gen.
tstt Flour,
THREE rho USq.ND do. Canada EriIa,
IHREE THOUSAND Lrgs Eagle and
Sable .NiIiis,
WJE THOUSAND Casks burlington
Limri CL.4SS, IRON Se. &c.
Orders solicited Addfeaa 4. \, HlNCK.
LEY, North Wharf Burlington, W.
Burlington, Feb. -, 1850 G5stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
THE NEW SENATOR FROM CALI,
FONNIA

/ DE-, Gwinn, the new Senator from Cnlitnr.
/ MIA, hAH already become Au uhIrrt ufdruut-
citation Ia the pro.sluvery parry ofthc South
/ on account Of hih being tile supporter of the
/ zee constitution Of lhal State.
! ~ social gathering few evenings since.
composed OF Soulhern men, he was asked
/ how lac could make such an assertion that
: SJg!lcfreU ~ California We're III rbtOr OF
her admission NJ Free State. lie replied,
! can satisfy you Of II IA few words; Ia Cal
ii0rnin "LAHOH ~ REsPEcTAhLE" ln hor
mines nro to bo found men Of tho highest 10
ielligcnco and rospcolability, performing dni-
" labor snd they do not wish % roo the
slaves Of some wealthy planter or owner
brought out there, aud put ~ competition
with ihu'r labor, Hds w gia,. II II from the
very tacl llAl- LlalQE- ~ rfEptciah li.-lhaIl iG
w'Sii 10 koop ~ go ny excluding slavery from
the State.
~ Mr. Fletcher Webster. son Of Daniel
Webster, has been appointed naval officer at
Bostsn.
" Received during February at ~ mint
ofrhlladclpha three aud third tons Of gold
from Calfofn,a--making about two millions
Of dollars.
~ Thr New Yotk papers state. that so
great IL the rush for California that the Mess.
~. AsPlnwall cannot issue any more tickets
Tor Their steamers until June, number Of
families viii take passage in the steamers Of
April and May their friends IN California
having made arrangements fot them to that
effect,
a. Tho wedding ring Of Martin Luther has
been brought TO New York by Charles Luther,
lineal descendant Of the rcformcT The
present King Of PIassia offered 800 thHivrB
about $1,000 for IL, but WIZ refused On the
inside ia inscribed "Dr. Martin Luther toI
Catharinc Won Bateo, June %, 1895
o. The New York Mercury IL rcspousi-
bic for the following neat pun;-"Ilow is IL
that tho trees can put on a new dress, with.
out opening their trunks3n '"ll il because
thoy iedre om their summer clolhiug."
o. Enclose nov flannel in n bag; put in
n boiler nf cold water, hoa, and boil ~, II
will never shrink any more after this opera
ton, and should then DO mado up into rar-
mcuta So sny the Papers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

az William Hum, formerly ofPhiIudcphia,
but the most extensive sugar planter in the
istHnd of Cuba, recently died. His viii was
opcpcd on the 18Th IN Philadelphia when
his nephew, William Hunt Stewart was
found to be- the sole heir to his immense pos
sessions, which last year yielded $4,000,
aud mry, snloY be set down ~ annually
worth $4,000. This devise is charged with
the payment of 100000 in lepncics, five
ycnrs given for that purpose. Mr. Stewart
is quite young, and may probably be the rich
est man ofl4is nVc in the UniQn,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
Administrator Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.

pY virtue Of license from the Hon Court
I ID u Probate for ufaiton Co the subscriber
will sell Al public auction on Saturday ihe l6fh
81 March merit at 10 o'clock, a NJ on the
; PteW'sesi the Homestead FARM sf AhsaloG,
Harris, late OF Bath, ia said County, doerAsedi
said Farm consists Of about 100 Acres of Land
with good Buildings on the same, good and
productive Farm, fHvouby situated on the
Ammanooauo River, ~ miles below Bath vii.
lage, aud one le above WoodVille. on said
farm IL a fine lot Of growing White Oak Tim.
Der, aud also llemloek, and some Pine Tim
Der, 90 well as an ample supply Of FIRE Wood
The terms Of sale will be payment Of 4 The
lgLehase money on dellyeEY q TIC dccd--a
cTeult WIN hceuuty loo the balanca - auit Liic
purchaser, a. may be agreed. Possession Civ.
en- on the frat Of April neat
JAMES HARRIS, Admir- Of said o.
a, Harris EEnte.
February %, 1850
The subscriber will also sell AtAuction At tho
above time aud place, various articles of Per-
Sonal Properly, consisting OF Househoid Fur.
Hiture, Farming Tools, Tioo good Goes, one
Shofe, Sieghs, WagoHs, SC 40, for cash on
delivery t567w3l JAMES HARRIS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09

A FEMALE MoA-ss..SToAIsa rHE laos
/ PUppLERH----SToHM % WIND, &c RUS.
-----Al---4--Al-n-
women lsomo OF lhen) of Our city, are stll
determined to have their own way, and pcr-
SlsI IA protesting against intrusion of opera
iiyca IN Tho boundaries who hro not residents
Of the vicinity, This morning about fry
proceeded 10 The Wayne Iron Works, work
cd 10y some 800 men, and abused the work
men shnmciully, compelling them TO stop
work The mill floor was literally covered
with stones. This WIS done before the may.
or Or sheriff could arrive. Mr. Barley, one
ofthc proprielors,whs badly cut IN The head
Aftor .thc arrival Of the mayor aud sheriff,
they still persisted, and proceeded IN body
TO shcrnbofgcr's Iron Works, but no further
damage was done,
"Tho noH.nierreniioW walchmnn"-- Pat.
rioi,
EXaclly.-just 30 long hs intervention is
uncallcd for 1.-THE people of The territories
will exclude slavery, No California Inns done,
we say-by all means let them do H. II Is
their duty and their privilege TO oct. II they
triH act right aud voluntarily It Is an honor
of which wo would not deprive thom. IL
they will not do II voluntarily, then inierycn.
ton becomes our duty and rrlyilcgc-nud
The Wnichmnn IN that case says clap Oh the
Wilnot Proviso,-aud have tho right thing
done 10y compulsion. Wa are for The righ,
amy way When tho Patriot can improve
upon IhaLwill iTbc 20 good as to let us know
it-.Monipeher Uaichmdn