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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
INrEREsTING INTERNIEm
rwrrs Pnor WfusrfnH LurlrrmIp.

Yr-tcrlp, a1ornronAt the request at Prof
Wr-trr Mr. Llulrlrld, ilnilor of tho Grove
.fnH Medical College, and thc principal
Government witness un the triH, visited the
condemned ~ biz cdl,-Mr AndruwH, tho
m.lDr, being present ~ the interview
llr interview lasted about fifteen miuuto-.
tud a4, quite affecting. Webster r0mugur.
an thn conversation fTcNprr ing clupuur-
dion iur thr injury hr hal done, or attempted
against lhr reputation Of MRIincfrli, and
-,I hp could not die rUiuulud without
r-tiug hiz pardon, llr acknowledged tho
.Haf md entire regard 90 truth displayed ip
liulrirld Ia bis tostim0uywith tho cNccpton
uftlni part relating IN the sledgr hammer in
ttr laboratory,
Tbs existence or such an article ia my
rooms trmf Webster rcmnrkcd) 1 cannot
bring b. mind, although have Thought much
uI6u tho subject IL al rlsc M LitdcGad,
sou spoke the truth
Nrbstr further -atrl-"l trust that /
have madr mypoaco wide heaSnHud dr.lrr
~ bc forgiven by all whoml may hsyu wrong
cI on earth"
Upon having the coll, Wrb4tcr rose anl
vltcudug bis hand Ca LittluGrl, remarked
with much feeling aud sincerity, 81 hope !
auNully forgiven for thewroug lcommttcd
or lnurudcd against you, You were ever ruth
iul ~ tho NullcPrt anh in luul testimony "
painst me- you hut fulfilled thc duty which
you owed % the law anil your own ,0n"Cigurc
God bless you-gopd bye H-No1ou liIA
INrfRviEw nRrwRtN Md, LITrLrrELp
ASH PgoF. WrnsTEf,- A. hls been prcvi-
outly announced Mr. litdcGcld, a. tho re-
quest Of Prot Webster, visited him in his cell
IN TGNr51ly aTlom06n, ijoti TWrIcT were
deeply Allrrtnl, L4e inriulr Yrry much POO
Prof Webster stated that hc never entertain
ed amy hard or nkiud "clinps toward her
although be had towards her htt-''at'''-l'"i
hr( Nchtcr)had asked hi forgiveness, auo
lac had forgiven them. lie expressed the
wish tlat both Mr. Litlrfgld and her hus
hand might be- pro-porcd Ia future, and only
expressed rcgrct for the situation in which
his Emily were placed. Mira L. expressed
her pity for him. and sympathy for hi family
and after shaking hands with him, len III,
crli---Iiosiou JoUrH0i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

M Evans, whD was entitled a. thr Alur,
-Jd be- would NOT make loup apeo.h. .lmt
with view nf proceeding win thr public
Lusincss, and not having desire a. ride
the Demngoguc Hobby, be- moved Ia las de-
motion ~ reconsider nu tlie table Auuct
o..
The House ihcu want into Committee ~ the
whole on The state OF tho Union, whom Air
Hayly moved II lay aside the California bill
Agreed a., 90 a. Gs.
Tho Bil o. pay Revolutionary ami atkrr
pensions was thcn taken up,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

~ Nv. Zalnok Thompson, -,sAn- Is ALill=
cd 4 all sorts of wcathcr-omctry, communi-
Gates to thg Fro Press, that about 3 inches
OF rain fell ON Friday and Saturday OF the
week of the late heavy orm,whinh viii give
about scycn thousand millions of hogshcads
Of water as Ncrmout's portion of the shower.
ACCipENr.-A young woman lay thc name
'oi Scntcrwas instantly Killed in Manchester,
n. IL, on the 2oth.ult., by the cars running
over her She was about sixteen years of
aye, BELONGED in Cabot this State, and was
cmploycdin the Stark Mills in Manchester.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

lnE FllYSlrAN1 UsI WIsTAKs PAINAW
DF NILD CHLUEY
n' tf. rlN alnu.uF laug 0ir5 Quebec, JuIg, ~
u r. huf 900 Hrf NJ CmHIunI iu. tirn a. thr disrIy
era NJ us luF luahlr uHuf ir. fl make known thr
Fnriinrffy y iH.neqnifrti Voc Qu0hCr and o. uni ~
hnrIrH- nn Inquiry Di llio AgmEf. ~ lerm thHf
his Hi.'s M ms medicine Hra almost daily 0U thr
inrrlsH nri flAt H. yiriu,s m tho r-urG 0f Caupis
api Colds ur known md appreciated, ~ ,1tousiye.
D. recommended by the met eminent medical prlr-
tfuurf7 uf 9uHlrsf lu fhrtf uE-n iuurs HH Wrll a.
nIIahFst tliff palents. We hrs HUure that LARGE
portion N thr community nglm with -u.piri0n
hnl lh many Instances IusilF h1, ANYTHING boz the
shapr ni "puiii whether 70 be- 81 patent mrlicinp-
W NJ any Cher c0mnnaiiiy aud if uior be- 0ue
rlHaa moro ih1u Huuther that y'fWs with disuuUrn-
hniipn tho rFtuillng nj gHHrl Hs7fHms 10 b e ftc
nlit lhTW-files- infrr'f nr public hurr right fu
lnk IN mem i1r Information uu fle subject In their
character ~ conservation 81 tip Tile health, The
hiHli opinion ~ ir profession BOO Quebec o. already
state may therefore be- taken hy pr. Wsmr rs No.
Hnnil compliment md a. the public II NAV snrse m
valuable guarantee NJ tlir efficacy NJ tlo iuol
cino,
BEWARE or IMPOSITION
linmouf,or, the original and only erpuine WIS
lAFh bALhAM or WILD CHERRY. alwuys
hears tho written signature u l. BrffS on tho
outside wrapper
mi. genuine aud original nrfrlo. Which nm. hrru
pfnFri so lnug VIE originally par up by WI
llAMh 4 co, Philadelphia, ntii b. nue ufrptft,
uad f0ld Wholesale md Retail, nv Seth W Ffyglo.
hsion, Macs, nnd b fH sHlr by his apruis through
gui no United state, cWnadas and tlo linush
rruyurcs.
The gunulno slHod l. Huits On the wrapper
Tor s1lc ly y, NiughHW ~ Iuhutltrg ~
J, flint, ~, jphnshury Centre l., T., parks, Pa.
nulnl'l', ANA dealers 10 medicine generally,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
MN. PECK AND TIE sOUTHERN
DEMOCRACY,

The Eri'atnn Cawirr dcuios tlmt Incl
a. 49, rork +. ''in guod and regular standing
with the Southern Democracy" How, then
doca T. happen thal lhe SpwkrrorthrlI House
o Nouiiern DrnooiW, appointed M Poal, %.
Ciaiuam fonr ~ Ar mosi mgadapt Cop.
mbfcsy Anl how docs ithappp TINT Ma
pock has 20 fully justified tho confidence ~
lds Southern, And-rariG a'lics,iu giving Liup
Ibis prdmiucrt pmilipp, hy suffering siS ~
ribht months Ia rlapsc whom fffH CaNiH0 n
ang'c picclipg NJ the Committee On AlanuG,c,
urcsy IN tho long contest iDr Clerk, (ry-
tending through twenty halloinm,) Mr. rc,k
voted without cNccpduu for ihc regular eau
cu- nemncc, who was Will known 10 be- oJ-
ealau.Aaciireiq hostirm mo liiimo' Pr~r
notwithstanding 70 considerable number
~ Northern Iocoioros rctieed 10 do .o,
During the eight hllloGngs for Sergeant az
trTTTi Nir i'rr, vutrvi with tvu r-,rrT1r-rrrr-
for L-..r H. II--r- {, "Slrvrr-rri, % ~ thr
Courier would call him,) lho infamous "lIc-
role Age" Of the Washington Union, who
wa. unpno'idhy VIZ CoiL, of dhhmm
The above fc's-to which "morc Of ihc
Sumo sort" could bcadltIiruccc-ay -buw
cpncIu-Ncl, tlal Mr. Peck g. acting cordially
win the Southern brmocrey nud Inns tbrir
.GH coefi.nce, The fact hnl hc did moi
vote Tor Southern Speaker, l. orycry lirir
consequence, ifiti.n frt o. We ha,crcnrou
-hUtiUvr-tr ~ t'IIt 10 w5V mn ~ r'I-Tu
whenever his vote was needed a. elect him
III, Southern iricnds understood lin very
Aiell-asl easily enough .lalan." Mlnt wa.
dluc mcrcly for the purpose Of strengthening
W, party at hom,--a' the important appoint
mcut they at once ps.c him sufficiently
NhRpL,Dy R,Viapr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
RAILROAD MEETING.

The annual meeting ut tho -tnrkhuldrrs at
Ih" l'assnnPs'e Railroad, was holden M White
river Junction on Wrdnc-day last There
was quilra rll attendance. The annual
R'pon was road aud accepted, an,l tho foI-
lowing named gentlemen elected as t,e Board
Of Directors for the following ycnr
T.. FAIRBANKS,
JOSIAH SlICkNEY,
WM. THOMAS,
ADDISON GILMORE,
NM r. WELD, =
Il. H. Ml'IZEY
FlII-HENliN HOMER,
OLIVER DEAN,
EMMOSS RAYMOND,
ASA Low,
JOSEPH SAWYER,
ELJAll CLEVELAND,
l. DELANO,
i. {. LEE,
ARTHUR LATHAM,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

DARTMOUTH CoLLrGE-The Commence
ment exercises took place on the 25th ult..
with az graduates. DIR Spmguc, of ALBANY.
duttvrrrEt IN attic HrtrtrCvy, I'm rho purrcrnf=
~ of literary Influences" David Paul Brown.
an address upon the subject of "charactcr, lis
force and results" and Rcv.Dr. Barnes. n the
illogical address upon "thc Theology of the
unknown" The points were that the mind
of the present age is too much disposed, st,
To wonder why the Bible is what it is; I'd.
That too much is conceded 20 science; Sd.
There Is too much prying into,the future; 9TH,
-IAG undue compassion ofthc times rs mani
tested in reference 10 capital punishment and
other SUBJECTS 9th, The transcondcntal ten
ddncyi 9Th, Bad rcasoEing--wcak, antique.
transcendcntal%c. On some 'ofthesc the ad-
dress was quite pungcnt and severe. As an
accompaniment TO the exercises the Lowell
brass hand gave a concert in the evening;
some 5000 worth of fire works were DISPLAYED
upon the Common, and life-sizrd statues of
DIR Parkman and Prof John w. Webster
were exhibited .@- Erchunge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

TlE CoNroY PEIsoNEEs.-Thc Wash
iugton Republic says: ave learn from Com.
Morris that the Contoy prisoners, when de
lNcrcd mp, were generally in good health
Some of them had been inaisposcd, but re
cciYed good medical attention. 1t MAS heliav.
ed that those detained would be speedily lib
Grated. The l.. S. ship Albany was TO pro.
coed to PcnsacolGwitT them. and await the
Government orders.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
REMARKs or MN roof.

The Bradford Gazette give. brief sketch
sc the rumarl.- af Hon. Solomon Foot. at Tho
late Wing State Convention:
,IIou. solomon Foot was loudly called TO
address the convention, and on approaching
the platform was greeted with hearty cheers.
Mr. Foot said
Mr. Prcsidcnt,--I cannot make partilan
speech today. Other thoughts, solemn aud
painful press heavily upon my mind. The
deep tones Of lJmcutation are vet vibrating
on our ears The dispcnsalim of Providence
again calls rs 10 mourn another President
departed; aud | deem it proper that we
should pour out our hearts IN common sym
pathY with our country for the great calamity
that has hcihlon the nation.
Mr. President do not propose Ia culo-
piac the name Of Zachary Taylor Other,
have done hi, and win lo It far more justly
and eloquonty than any words of mine
Now that our chiciaiu is gone, caumny, with
is ten thousand torked,iory taugucs,is hush
ed in tilrrrc or Iirro -.-..--.-.--.
aha. Ga,qifha M, h,Dl,."
aud over his grave friend aud foe drop the
sympathetic tear. when lahorins under
ucl feelings Of grief it is well to bury party
strife and cultivate good will ono toward an
%'., . ,'. lay 'o' was '."'," 70 tue ,r'','
r%"'''' '"'', J" " ','o,' 'r'n''' ""', Cloud,
W ''''" ','', ""''3 ','N'l anu h'''''l ao"hu
fI-rt;---s Ara z.ases cl
political campaign IN the part of the Whg,
ofthe Union, Zachary Taylor was placed at
Wv, nun. ~ '''' ''n "' ''"l''. u" eyes m
,I'""''','y '","'u ''"'rl MN as me Il'''
WI" ''''''' '"U,'"', "'r 10 " nave" u' safety
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VIZ ''''' ~ S'"'l''' H"'''''n'y
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',','S ''' We "'' nv may DC ''''e To ''"' W.
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n, nI9 C,..;. 49,.
- ~. zee -,
rridc and satisfaction than or,ro,t o,,. o,+,-..-
il il IT,, p55,. s,,,z;1, ~ IN
Zachary Tavlor to the chief Nroc;str,c, of
,bc nation I am rro,d 70 s,,. u,, no bo.
redeemed the nIcdccs made fir him and
more than T1I6IIcJ t6eIo,,o5 T7s Tr;ond.
dared IN entertain S;v. months ,co I saw hin,
in WASHINGTON and conyersed with him free.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
11A ~ Ia IA g ~ 8

InCritsbury, July 81, by Rev. 5. Il. Blli,,Ar
Thomas +. Iolman, OF Portland, Me. and mi,s All
gistn N ,-pa4,lerk, rt' C.
IN Stansicad, July fo Mr. c. n, wldtchcr aud Ms,
Marty >. peascy, both Of s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

close lls laJon, clothed in ,olhr robes pre-
pared Wy him Who now sleeps the sleep Of
death
when Mr. Foot had closed, fora moment
" solemn 'iillness peryplcd the whole assem-
bly,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

H. \ happy couple in Lowell, Illinois, on
their bridal night,wcrc scrcnaded with horns,
tin pans, and all the horrible noises of char
.iyari, when at last, they got up and sent cake
to the outsiders. The cake was eaten. and a
1rrl ecr-y, OF tartar emetic in every, piece cur
rd all further ambition for horn blowip"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

The CHOLERA IN CUBA.-Burnham 6;
Co.'S Circular dated Havana, the 22d ult, in
relation to this epidemic, says:
This discaac has not yet become general,
but it continues to spread in various dircc-
tons, and its rayages in many cases have been
appalling. On several the destruction
of litc>imong the negroes amounts to 25 and
30 per cent,and I'm some eases even 30 and 80
per cent, of the whole number, and the most
efficient arc generally the victims Should
the disease ditIuse itself throughout the island,
the loss of life among tbs slave operatives
wonld, in this ratio probably not be short of
100 or 10000 Even at the present average
rate Of mortality on the estates, the estimates
rs to the ultimate destruction of life among
the negroes, in the event OF the epidemic be-
caming general Throughout the interior, arc
not less than 40 or 10000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
WRMaratgn

IN this town, July 80, suddenly, Mrs Bctsy, vito
of Mr. Nathan Stone. ngod A. years.
In pnn'i1c, August +, Miss Caroline, daughter
of AIr Lukc SWEET, ugcI 30 yrIl-.
Ia lIee''I'If iui' g" very auitoniy, Mr.. Lou. a..
q. .''...At. y l-..,. if -,.,,l rl,,i, ..,. ,.,.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
THE MARKf-rs.
INHIBITION MAnKrr. Lnl, Oh

HllGHTON MARKET, July 10.
81 market COO hoof CATTLE 90 storc-, puira work.
iuH oven % COWS and cnlyos, $500 sheep and uinh'
i'wICI-s iuFi rTrtiF-iyrri, adii first .1uuiitv
VI SECOND quuluy, bfi third quality, ala6s
Working osru- So fflb.s.
Cows and tllyt--st7, 10, -, a., 90.
sheep uud l.Imhs-si'. 2,a60, %.
N"ipe-di 90 i.',i retail 4! % bIc,-spduP w.n
CANlhllpGI CATTLE MAGKET--iuy'aI
NJ market $50 cutir-uhoiit $50 Lor,c., and goo
-''r" r'n'r''nF # working uNrit, rirl calves
Iud yrur- uhi
'lu,t,- Market neyf-rxtm SOS ~ quality
~ 2l quality 81 ~ quality bii orlmnry g. % b.
Nrn Caves ~ q. llidc- 30 cwt. Tnlluw ~.
i'i"tv--=N Working oxen ~Gu, o., 10. ass.
Cnv- uui Cnlyc----t7 o. ~, % 30.
lOhtHuF-- Nuuc,
Two NcurH ull-Nuur.
Three Ncur- uld-sln, 20 u -.
Sheep md lAnb,-2'ena 1T mnrk-t. Pricos-IN-
trt -, "a Q, By lot 10 sgla2I
.yvrif,s.-A.,,t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA.

ia, C1olsra ~ Iouisrih.1 There were so
cases 0fthoor1. and 30 death. by thai rs.
ease, a. l.aui.siilo during the - hnurs end
ing on the night at the 2ith ulL They vert
confined ~ one sIEirr in the lower part of
the City Tho louisville Courier d,,rfilr
ton of The locality, leaves no r,oson for sur
prise NJ the terrible mortality. Originally q
mar,h, only partially filled up az prcscutond
the rrcopisulcof hemp -hiYc. aud q drpuitO-
t!,..-.-,ls--ill a. uAt liit si-,i
whrrr the cholera drNrlupcs a. most dread.
tai features, and in which il fingers with the
utmost lcnnciiy
NJ Jacksonville, opposite I.ouis,illcthcrc
were twenty deaths hy cholera, drriug the
week previous Ia the dlo above recorded,
rcls5Uyl, Ia,y sou. The cholera
has brukoA out az lnioatpwn. IA, aud Ilar-
p'r's EorrN, Va, Several hiHl eases occur-
rcd az the latter place, Yesterday. Tho nal
a,S prevail, in number Of towns along the
National ro1d
PMsbwgh, Pa, Ju'V 3uh-M Matthew H.
Lowric formerly one uf a., aldermen of thi,
city, and much respected ilicl ct cholera on
SUNDAY a0cmnnn Syycrl n'hcr cnsr- ur
cholera hive been reported hcrc during the
last few days.
So. Louis. ,Lllg a0h Tho ccwo'cr, report
Tor the ~ hours cnling Snmrta,, q T. H.,
shows 10 death, hy cholera, and duiug the
same time ON Sunday.
Cincinnati rflg auh.--Thc Roarl Of Health
report, for The % hour. cnding on Monday.
90 dcaths' / of which wcrr OF cholera
LoasrWc, ,jpig 9oh.-Fnr the - hour,
enltas last evening a. deaths ARE reported,
! . % ri al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
Ry Gclcempl, To u,g Ho.iou A,l~,
Arrival of the Canada!
one WEEK LATER FROM EURoPEJ
HNtuAN, "Wednesday, July 81.

lhtWAN, "Wednesday, July 81.
litlc duuht exist. hut that ho-tliucs have,
ctv this, actually rrcommoucol between Don
mark and the Durlic- II 20, important re-
sulu ave likely Ia cusuc, rs a large Russian
IgDt !. oil il1cohst, for the ayowcd purpose
OF giving t'''Ante%s al the assistance thcy
Hny rcJuiro, "
The QuceI. ofspain has been delivered Of
q son. which lived only few moments. \
difficult, has ai.yn between Spain and ror-
tugul, IN consequence at the marriage Of the
kmg- sister with Condo Mnntcmolinn the
son Of Don Carlos. The Spanish minister
ml protested against tlis aliiAucc, "a. q breach
Of TIM ttrrr,lr,'ts furiIiz
passports.
FSuLANp.-1hc proceedings of Parlia-
mrut pussr'- no rrnrfal INTEREST. The Min
istry cVincc NO desire a. resign and IL j. cN,
pcrtcd the sc,son viii shortly close in quiet
moss Once, outhc Spirit duty hill and sub.
-c1ucntly ON the Attorney certificate hill,thc
Government harrly escaped dctni.
The present SIR u, Peel has been elected
Tor Tamworih without opposition.
Tho National Repeal Association Of ireland
ended H. career on Monday last.
Cholera has again broken ont ia London,
Tho weather ami growing crup4 nr,' report
cd to hr all that could De- dc-ircd.
4 host of Yankee professors in Bio'ugy.orr
CNvrTtUT ttvir art in vurIurrr TI-yrt~- ~ -fsur-
land, Scotland aud ireland, hat the science
don't take.
-As-u Il-SlAllY lilo lntchcr
llayulu ha, hrvu dismissed iu Disgrace num
the government OF Hungary. The immcdl
ate cause ct h. dismissal i, owing Ia his hay.
ina alt az liberty Bcycroly, the confidential
friend of ko-,u,h The Government would
Gladly dismiss lia.lutsky, tno, from his Italian
command, but he Is too powerful in his com-'
mt,l.
TURkLN,--Thc ncWs Of the revolt is most
conflicting, Letters from Srmliu Of the 81
announce that the Bugoriaue hpd taken pos
SESSION ct the CITY ct Belgrade after an olsti-
nate resistance aud had captured eight can
mons, The force Of the lIulRrious amount,
to 10000 men. There is reason to believe
that the revolt is ola serious character
ISrINNN-Thc State election Cor choice
ul mpulLers Of the Legislature takes plncc in
Indiana ON Monday ncNt Neither Cover
nor nor Congressman are to hc chosen. An
United States senator ia 10 ho chosen 10y the
Legislature now 20 bc voted for, in the place
Of Mr. Bright whssc term expires in March
ncNt Delegates TO convention 20 revise
the constitution are also to be- elected nest
AIAulaA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

" The committee Of arrangements of the
city of Boston have decided to celebrate the
funeral solcmnitcs IN honor of President Tay-
Ion, in that city, ON Thursday, August 10Th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
TREMENDOUS STORM IN CANADA.


The Toronto Globe SAYS;
son Friday afternoon. the 18th ulL. the
townships of Brock, Scott. aud Roach, wcrr
visited 10y the most terrific storm ever ne
mrmhcrcd,and not inlcrinrin fury 60 tho hur-
ricau"s of the tropical climates For o width
of about mule It's course was marked hy the
cntirc overthrow Of the forest trccs--houscs
and barns were swept away Ike childrcu's
card houscs-thc growing crops, on whole
clcarings entirely dcstroycd--cattlc carried
of the ground whirlcd round in ritc air. and
killed in their descent IN the earth. Those
persons who happened to be- in the line bfthc
storm describe II as the most awful spectacle
they ever witnessed, and from which there
was no security except in their collars. They
had barely time to seek refuge under ground
when the buildings above them were carried
away. The destruction 10 cattle aud grow
ing crops has been very great but we have
heard " only two lives bung lost, although
the injuries 10y fracture and otherwise, arciu-
Vulnerable. \ farmer, named John Irvine.
in Brock, has had the whole of his buildings,
household furniture, and the growing crops
ON large farm destroyed. Similar accounts
ui the effects of the storm in Darlington are
given"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03
WILLIAM GODDING's EsTATEI

WILLIAM GODplSG's EsTATEl
fENllE SUBSCRIBERS, having bon up,
pointed BY tho Memorable ff1bais
tDuft far ihu Diurrt 81 CalrdpBia, Com
inisspHrTs, - Fccriyr, eKHmIne aHd adJust % u
elalurs ssd asaYasds Of ull peusons aRarnst tho
estate ~ William Godding, late % hurke,
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yfnt, and fIe feTa pf six months from the 9Th
day II July, Ir'Daliogud ny said Courl a. lha
crriliDEs ~ .aid dseaaaf q, o. szhihil and prove
thrir ffHPertiVs riaiH.s before us-'D0 GIVE
NOTICE fiEu We wlil attend ~ ibs d1tss uf
nur appointment " fhe fWsHiHg house ofCar-
lpH Gtddirt 40 Burke, 10 said District, 90 the
2Dfh day OF DdtnhrT neat, and The 25lh 81 jan
uaTy 1851, ~ ono o'oL,ek afes ffn'oU, sn each
81 sad days
DANIEL y TOwNsENO, Tc........,.-s,
ALMOh b BENNETT,
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NOTICE Ill, b a. cerft tluit I have giVol my
" suu, Urri o. Chaplin, his time, aud ili.tt spHll
hereafter piy nGiir n M deiHs % cllim any n his
earnings. EElHEN CHAPLIA.
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FiGnr.-Wc learn from the Bunker Hill
Aurora, that Mr. Amos Baker of Lincoln, Ms,
died ON Tuesday the 10th. lie was the last
survivor Of the Con, ord Fight, aud the only
man living who bore arms ON The 10Th of A
pril 1873. lie was present at the late eel
cbraiion at Concord, and was 81 years of agu
on the 9th Of April last
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