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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21

nR. GIDEON Ii. SMITH'S WHOOPiNt.
NJ COUGH CORDIAL, certain cure for Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, Group, Coughs &c. This remedy
the reputation OF which is well established, has been ex-
ensvey used and at the time that it very efca-
cious can do no harm under any circumstances. Pre-
pared only by Gideon B. Smith. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
10 in 1
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21

~ROUND PLASTER.-35O tierces Lubec
IN Plaster, afloat, will be sold low from the wharf,
and with the Richmond inspection brand
lie Is DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21

A lot OF Swiss Cambria and Lace Edgings and Insert
ngs Jenny Lind and other trimmings, corded and grass
Skirts, very cheap; together with many other cheap
and desirable articles that must and will be sold cheap
before the season advances A. MAILERT
lie 20 No. IL Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21

MT AEON dBOXES.-Gro Wagon Boxes
Wv from % to 81 nches for sale by
lie 20 JOHN n GORDON q SON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21

SUGARS have likewise advanced.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21
Richmond, June ~, 1890. ~ dlJy
DRESS GOODS iust received

he at MAILERT'S Cheap Store, No Al Main
street, have just received, and will open this
ing, new lot OF fashionable DRESS GOODS, such
Blue green, pink and black plain Berages
Do do do do Tissues
Rich figured lndienna--a new article
Black and cooured rich Sks--very cheap
Cambria, Organdy and other Lawns
Fine linen Lusres-variety OF shades
Handsome plaid Ginghams, from Cd up
Plain white dotted Swiss, for dresses
Rich embroded Swiss Muslin, do do
Plain white Swiss Jaconett and Cambrcs
Striped and plaid Cambrics
Black Berage ALPACA and Bombaziue
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
Opening tho Campaign.

Our readers will othuyc lhilcd 10 ubscnc
that the slavery Propaganda has opened ihE
campaign ia Congress with brilliant audac-
ny worthy the genius of Napoleon. Tnkng
Tie selection Of the Senate Committees from
lho Vice President, it has been enabled, hy
oils cnnllnl Of Tho lncn Loco lgIl4 which ~
luru controls tho SeuHto,to mouldto lts wish.
- aud ~ cuds every Committee ot'rhal body
which YNs any power over tho subject OF
Slavery. ln lh0 House IL hns, by desperate
CNcriinns, finally carried the Speaker, aud
secured the organization OF the Committees
after it's own heart. And having thus taken
all the advantage possible OF the unturt of
the ground It unmasked It's batteries in the
SENATE on Thursday with n show oil slrengih
aud confidence rarely surpassed.
Tho movements Of iJs champions all as
Tr1rru |'f=r
tile. and has been placing obstacles IN It's
path over siRc0 Gen. Taylor waa inaugural,
cd, Mr. Foot cooly proposes tho establish
mcul of "A Territorial Government tor Cali.
fornia, ignoring aud ovorhonring tho State
Government which the Califurnians have
formed tor themselves MIR Ciumuus insists
GA knowing hnw all this California rganza-
ton has been brought nhoui,=-whAl- part
Federal officers have played in il-what in
struciionn or adyiccs have bocE transmitted
pnrtments--w hat they have been doing, with
ihe same dopreeu,rd purposes, in New Mex
leo and on whnt grounds Tho President n
vors in his Message that New Mexico will
soon suck admission into tho Union. Final
", Gen. Houston wants TO know officially
what the Executive l. doing in Now Mexico
generally. and with regard to the territorial
claim qf Texas especially; end "tehy Ire Jit-
dicigi authorities Of 9trdS hare mol been >Tooog-
nizod b., The T.. s. Military authorities Of Santa
Ee.n Sure enough why haven't they? 1t
strikes us thai wu could guess why in three
times trying at iaFthest; but we trust these
trungcrcrs afler official Information will oh
tain enough of it, We do not care TO nntici-
pate whn, will he tho answer, but we may
safely say Tint il will he decidedly more sut-
isihctory TO good many others than to tho
Hon. inqnircrs aforesaid.
The lieudH- of IlG Administrations have
been compelled to stand both cross aud front
fires on The subject ois Slavery Extension
throughout the pnst year. While thousands
have been rallied to oppose it at the North
ms pro vsinvrry rud plotting the triumph of
the Extonsionists, thousands more have been
set against it nj Tho Shuth an precisely Oh
positc grounds, Hardly " SthIo has held an
Election wherein The Opposition has not
made capital out Of considerations Connect
cd with Slavery. We think the case will
YET he altered
Nlessrs. Footc, Clemens and Houston,
know perfectly well whether the present Ma.
tionnl Administration Inns or has not nidrd
tho exertIons al the Slavery Extensonists in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
THE q A l. II Id ID n A n.

And lben, what Goods Of Foreigners arc
coming 10 upon us 100000 Or miro lui'Hs
yrarly at Nrw Yura spd-iwilo 9sm.ny more
% other ports
We might speak n Oregon, bot reoontiy an
ludian TeWl4fy, 500 arfuprd sa1n 90 ID" Oiled
with white ,uh7hnhuts w. mlehi m.aa "f
California But 81 ho does NOT know Df Cahfar
ma a fw grlt more aHd % uilI contain %
aens-l naanan husy hurrfnG YilHgrs,GHd
large end pr1spnrnna Cities, sill spaH st4ua
whore pnw lb, owl hDDis puh.ari and thr wila
bc7r roama uurrared YDH, our population b.
detained np.dly 90 increase uni th1t tun fur %
long time 90 conn OurFuat West will soon
bp drrmcd lhe centrp OF aur Land, aHd opr
Lend lho centre NJ che Wpdd. T. D.
wmr nors Mr,s Tho Graen Nloua.
tam fnoman does not relish lLe "Cpslilon
quite - we'll 10 il dad last 4unmeC and fsll 90
Something about Tho machinery scout Of JOINT
lit don work we'll W. suspect u discovers
Hal llo Polk nud Cass leaders the lh.rd po'ty
took into la embraces so readily uTf lIuln
GOO greedy, and lu the leaders of its own pfr
y similar yoWrioushrss Wen, zach parry
Wcnt INTO thr c0mpaot ~ ihh "tpola, rffh
designing 10 cheat the other, and each conf,
dent 81 success The Cas- branch 81 Ne Co.
aiiiion intended 10 absorh and use tho Van Bu.
reu party and "whip tho Whigs" aud appr,,
PIRATE 10 themselves Ibo spoil. and on tho
other hand The Van Barren section expected
60 DO The same. The Cas- loadou, having
IIarbet Villas, aud olLors likr them ~ chief
managers are likely 90 carry tlo,f point, and
the Freeman begins 70 realize o. The leaders
Of The Van Buron pnHy Of Ia 10 -1hcr states
have mostly gone back 10 the rolk, and Cas-
platform On 10 doubtful IL they ever really len
~ aud they are nov playing thoit cams 90
take vita them The old abolition party They
succeed remarkably well, g. the election Of
Howell Cobb, 70 The spcasership 10 Congress,
tcsllhoa That act, ~ one oftho "Grst fruits 20
The "Bagaio Platform Aas bs,a taken do,sa Z"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
sERiOus ACCIDENT-

List week on Thursday, Mr. osgood, aged
about 2o,rcocnty ofMelndocs Falla, while en-,
ragged IN the lumber business On the town Of
F,ct"ty was struck 90 he head hg a t.l1nr
tree, hs skull severely fractured, and q small
portion ofthc brain Loot he was conveyed Ia
log scamp near by, aud Dr.. Cushman, Of
g u,ldhall,thc nearest physician, was unmcd,.
atrly sent Tor. Ito came ~ soon as possible
and fcudcs,d what immediate Old seemed
necessary EARLY Che neat morning The pa.
.ttrut-was VISITED by itrH jrwrtt 5Hd Bmefon,
Of this place, who found Il necessary totrcpln,
and'fcmoyc upwards % twenty pieces, about
two 7ud half fqd1rc inches, az The fractured
bone. Quo Triangular piece ahou, ono inch in
length, We poasIy buried, "a ,ke substance Of
the BRAN On Tuesday i've days subsequent
to The accident, the patient was aui living,
"Exu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

tIlou your hu-y'bunp hHlu n.e, DO
u0Wl % wfl hf % rrnl i'Cr know sou
Wusi i1FnH good drH 90 du, lrl him comr
up 90 ur, lllmfr llH greatest rue of lu.
Hlli} darlington fWr0f hr looks when lr'r
lrirnp'
NIwn tho rouiirr were oucr more nippo,
lhr hurhurds uuhuulrurd rlillJ mui their
WiyrF,
Alr Jrusius mid a. his aili do you know
iiuIr7H uirl ip Hubn Wg hr'lrvO ilDdRfnn
tHs turh fool ~ Ca pul Wwgrnpls lp'n lbr
'LNHu,ucl'Uuw mad liriGbUl ! srr Boz hpDth
hs pIHre, and lma 500 TOO much rouao 20 DO
4uy such Thing
iiudgsnu sau3 May, love- HlHpsg hncy
IuH Jrukiut'H wuJ nl spruklHg, lso. much
ciYiilor litHu rAprrlrd,l hp gIcfspa ! wrote
rnu Pro Bnuo' uud tho iRutg iiudi 10 Apy
Diu I've 40 0luornunIl your naming iLflhr
H'IrrI should GONE uplHrmoslil should llke
lin g. know iui lUcury WHu'
WolIi l'se cuddd my mlai hupV sou don't
tItuk - too lougihu bcloro goIusI lel nio
AtY ono llluw
ifuiy ufyuu hive my quurrulH ~ misun-
dgrrUudinrH, or c0Dlutrs, ~ cold Hlouldets,
90 slyucssos, Or ilns, or mill- or hulls, WIN
u',y one else, iuHI mako fiioudH,-yGu VII be-
900 much mCrrirr II you 40,
Il .-44 II a.! pll lpr lllG s4l.G If lhnl old hn-
grlir Wur, hcrl Hu many years ngn w iho
-hrpria, keeping wnlch Us night Du Beth
lri.ru ll-irhi-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

iloHoR 20 HosEu hFR The Hon lloHAeF
MAS Of Massachusetts, and the Hon AH'a
Tues, NJ Nrw Hampshire free soil momhrf3'l
Congress, by their votes for fPralrf showed
llt-i iley aFp flal ffae gail man They voted
Gr fec coil candidate and agiinsl lhu slave
~ oauddalri aud NHd other pretended hff
soil members proved true ip lhrir pf'tess''ns
o Ice laulnB candidate would hlTo oeruF'.
I'D Liz EulaklIa Chair instead nEa man lnirE
laluina opposite yiows. Tho people Will soon
I.z4l, O. Distinguish Che real incads ofire"dom
fromtho couulrrirlls-b honest mon from dem.
agogurs, Honor 90 Horace Maup eHd Am"s
Tuck
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

Last Tuesday evening no mai from boston
oLsoulh"f White River Junction, was brought
LyeJ tho rlasumpsio Road. There have been
several like failures within few weeks Tho
Passumpsie mail IL brought from Baqlon over
the FHchburgh and Sullivan Ronds Gao Wind,
sor, aud from Windsor 10 lhc Junction ny ihc
Ceuirlli the Monlpeler,ayor tbo Concord add
Northern Roads. The arrangement ought 60
be- rcyorsed-or, our mail, 81 least, shpgld
cGmy 6yCr the Northern INC fUiUTe 6t our
mail ldst Tuesday, was in consequence Of
tho nan.arfival Of ihe Sullivan tFain al Wind,
sof at a seasonablo hour, The Genital train
waited fiftcou minutes boeond their time Tor
lie, Il is aaid, iftho mails ron 90 hey now do,
such failures viii be- likely 20 occur olcn II
the Sullivan, Cheshire, &ep cannot come uP
10 theii Nmn, and lnhg lhe mlil 10 Vie june
ton az The proper hour, measures should be-
taken 10 have Il brought by The Northern
A. TO The Passengers, &c BE- not ofap much con,
scquencc-thcy win not consent 90 be- lc0
over at W.udaor many timcs-thoJ viii fnd q
more reliable mode Of convey auoe,
T.. q, No mail again Wednesday night
from beyond the Junction, and no reason Civ.
en- except the one Tor the failure the previous
night We trust some searching investigation
viii be Instituted, and " the cause u these
yeEal1us failures proves To De- other than the
rcsult ~ unayo,dlblo aecidcnl, lhc WAL aEgus
% o0DlTaeI1u ~ auIt, nay hlyc yliicd upon
them the proper penalty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

~ The President communicated to the sun.
ate on Friday very large number of bueI, di.
plomntc appointments, including the whole
list of ioreign nominations. They were most.
+y referred te=tbe Judiciary committee 1t in
understood that the locofoco majority in the
Senate propose to reject a large numbbrof the
appointments TO Office made by the President,
They do not like ii that their friends could OF
hold all the Offices under Government. Thcy
will net gain any thing by such faetious pro!
cccdings- Old Jack can I'LL the vacancies by
the appointing nt Of other friends, and he will
do IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

o. Tho Washington correspondent OF
the New Bedford Mercury talks in the fol
lowing strain about the President the people
have choseh:
Say what you viii of old Zach, there can
be no doubt that he IL just the nau TO deal
decisively with southern vnporing. The fol-
lowers Of Calhoun perfectly understand that
when 1t comes to the point, General TAYLOR
will net with qnite as much vigor ms Geue-
raj Jackson over acted, $lho President Woes
not scruplc 10 say TINT he will use force if
necessary 10 maintain the Ution--he t,tkes
tho ground that none of the Sntrs hnvu the
power to secrde unless by tho general con
sent Of all the States expressed Ehroueh n
convention ofihc whole Union. He is NOT
the man TO shirk nnypf his duties, mud, he
will maintain the supremacy ofihe national
government without fiiuchinE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

KILLED lpsl SEASON ~ die point being l7-,.
u b. estimated thui % Curuugf n. j.
llrfe viii he o FILLING udof hhangnl...
from lbe number slaughtered ll.cr. ~. No.
SON. A. every OTHER poul llbt nel.a,.
rom more appears Ia bo grin ou....
mount ~ rue previous sr1sDn.-I ..
Cour, De-, ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

Trrmromis,-Mf Winthrop has been assn,l,
cd wish great ylrul,ucc by the 80 called FREQ
po.lcrs for the manner in which hc constituted
The committee on Territories last year, aud
Nilmot, Giddings, Alien aud others Of the
same party, excuse themselves Tor allow us y
-lave-holJsf 60 be- elected Speaker tles year
On the ground that Mr. winthrop constituted,
this committee against aeol"n,l lIut sow
The mission of'yil, for which certain irce.soil
ors act sc they were sent to Congress toful.
GU, having been accomplslrrd-a slave hold
ing Speaker elected, and a fp'e State man de-.
f.aia.s-sas.assa d. velepiaeais Hppear. Take
ihc e Rowing from the National Era, free.
soil organ publHhcdpt Washington, % rpc.
cimcu IhS Era now DLs
"Tho Committee on Territories, az orgln.z.
ed hy Nr winthrop Ia the commencement Of
the lari Congress, consisted of three slave
holders aud DIX nun.Hl1vrholdcrs. or the lat
tor, smith, Colt, aud Rockwell, were under.
stood at that time 10 hc thorough antl.slavcry
mcpi Cpnr,qn, Evans, aud Thdmp,Du, were
Wiluut Pruviso men, but not so active aa tho
.rJrn,5 wetc euPposrdi1 hc Fur ,inr 900. t1y
fmuhly, ,hot this Committee appeared 10 be-
fairly constituted,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.

Division No. 20, y, 81 4, were. on Monday
EVENING" auuary 7lh,duly Installed u g vs..
+ Wm Sanborn, PRECEDING ". T. Leonard
- Harrington, " 4, Wm - Wceks, II 4.
Franklin Fairbanks, a e. =, Juslus ".
French, > X simeon = Clprk, e. LoTcnzq
O Stevens, c Demjamin Morrill,, 4. C. Abel
IL pickeFmau, | 9 Jas 4 Harlow, o 8
Solomon n Woods Com
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

Hoo .SrATIsTIcs,--The hog Strengthening
season is nearly closed here, all the pork
houses having suspended operations but one.
The number of hogs killed this sonson, in
cluaing JefIcrsonvilo aud New Albany, is
$4,000, estimating the number put up al N.
Albany 10000 bend. This is small excess
over last seasons operations, the nurrlbrr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

li0Lp ASH DARfHG RoBHERY.- GAGGlAG 4
DEruT MAHTER,-A bold aHd suocesslul rob
hnfy wHs cummilicd ~ the Werl Townsend
Upper Depul--a hrnpnh ofiic FuGlibure
liailrond-lnal eyeuug, The following
arc IllG particulars Of the out
mRri Ahpul eight o'clock, while Mr. War
rnuIho Depot Mater,was engaged IN count
ing bic money, preparatory 10 making his
monthly rcIuru,tWn men enyeuped IN cl0Hks
nnd wearing EoRglgs for lho purpose OF dis-
gulsing lheir Gcesi drove up Ia sleigh, and
entered liIe building Ono oflham approach,
ed W. Warren aud olapped he hand over l,is
mouth, while ibe ulher lied has hands behind
him Tlry tllon gagged lholr Siclini, aud
after ruhhing him Ofholwseu three aud four
hundred dollars, cHUtpd him out 10 freight
ear, whore lhoy Iiod lin lay tho feet with his
head doWuwhrl9 10 thui be- certainly would
base aisAr Asd b. tat fortunately Laen dis
covered, Mr Warren lny In the cnr tIll about
ten 0elaek without being able 10 allrbcl the
attention oiany one. ITO az lnsl mbds Iis
situation known by kicking against the side
Tho car when lac WINS released from his
confinement. The names Of Ihe perpelra-
tors Of lhis daring act arc unknown A r0-
ward Of $500 ID offered by tho superutoud-
ont Of the frrhhurg Railroad inr their up,
prohouhlun Hosi0H journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

BmGuTos MAHEEr, The estimated sales
~ Brighton market The pa.l year those
Of lsls BY about sli5,0oo, notwthstnnd.
log the extensive lale or cattle weekly At
Cambridge The Boston Daily Advertiser
giycr the annexed statement Of The operations
1t Brighton Tor the years lsls and lsiI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

srsorrAn Dnru.- On Monday, the alr,
Of December, MAUruA, aged years, daugh.
tcrof Mr. Hiram CUs8ofliut0u,w with younger
sister, went into the barn yard having
taken otfap she fastened il around tho neck
Of "a pet oalraud also around her own Her
younger sister becoming cid, returned 70 ne
Lauac, TO warm RcacIf and having done so
again went 10 The yard. She soon returned
30 The house, saying that "Mar,ha was lying
on The ground and would mo- spcah to her 90
Ipan going 10 the yard to solve the mystcri.
Qua story Of 'hcegllo girl, Mrrihn was found
dead, having boon ehokcd to death by the
n,rap about her neck
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
COMMITTEES

COMMITTEE of Elections. -Nlcssrs William
sirour.of pruu. ,SAnp.ou ". llurrs dl Ma
= Z, y y, :
ohm, john D. THOMPSON, Of Ky, l,ham G,
Harris nr'Pryu, Edward w. NrGau2hcy uf
IT,. William S. Ashc OF n. c., aud George
A. AudrowsotN y. y.
Committee OF Why's aud Means Meesrs
Tlfomas II. Brycy of Va, Jucoh Thompson
uflliss, Samuel f.. Nmrou of Ohio, James
=. Green Of Mo-. Rohcu Toouls of On,
Harry llihhard ON. H., William Ducr ofN.
T., ttuurru W. iurrrr ot frtttt., tt-tt-Aiese-
Hampton orPenn.
UCTTUTtTTCu- CTR t-r11rr-rrc7 f------443--4,
EFT n. Mcinnc Of Md, John Wcntwptll, Of
~, Joseph Griuncl of Mass, Kinslcy $.
bingham, Of Mich, Alexander II. Stephens
ut en-, Willinm T.. Cnlcock OF $. c., J. Phil
iins Phoenix OF Ny. Charles Slelsun of
Mo. md Charles N. Conrad Of La.
Committee on Pebble Laud+.--Alessrs
,lnrpra g. 4S.srYitI, ri Mo. John II. IINrman-
con nf I.n., 4. u. Shepherd or n. C.,NaGhnn-
Ait,t.rt-,,t al h., EA~arA ID. Baker ef H.,
". r. w. Cobb of Ala, James Brooks of n
T., Moses IIongnud of Ohio, aud William
Henry of W.
Committee for the District Of Columbian
Mossrs Albert G.. Brown of Miss, Samuel
w, Inrc. of Ain. John l.. Taylor of Ohio,
Thomas J. u. Fuller of Me-, Jeremiah Nor
ton, Of Virginia, Edward iinmmond, OF Md,
Chnslps Allen of Nlgss., G. II. Williams of
pcnn., aud Walter Uuderhill ofN. Y.
Committee on tho Judiciary.-Alcssrs.
James Thompson, Of Pa, John X. Miller of
Ohio, George Ashmun, Of Mass, Richard X.
Alondo of Va, Charles $. Morehend, of KY,
Preston King, N. ", Abraham w. Nona-
t,le, Of N. c., Thndcus Stevens of Pa, and
Marshall J. Wcllhorn, OLGA.
Committee on Manufactures. -Messrs Luz
cius y. Peck of VT, Franklin w. Bowdon
of Ala, John w. Houston, Of Del, Chauncy
T.. Cleveland of Conn, Daniel Breck of KY,
'rhomos Ross, Of Penn, Robert L., Rose Of
N. V, Jnptcs l.. Orr of 5. g., nndS Allen +.
Owen of en-
committee on Foreign Anairs.--A'essrs
john A. McClcrnund of H., james Mellow
ell Of Va, Robert c. Winthrop, of Mnss.,
Hugh 4. llnral=en of Ca, Henry w. billiard
orAln., Joseph 4. Woodward OFFS. c., Ed
ward Stauly or.N, C.,Alcxandor w. Buel Of
Mich, md Elhritre G. Spaulding of N. Y.
CSmmltec on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Linn. Boyd of XIV, William a. Richardson
ot H.. Julius Rockwell of Mass, James a.
ied,lon DIVA, Thomas l.. CEngman of NJ
c.. David s. Kaufman or'fcXnS, Daniel Gou
ocN. Y. Graham N. Fitch, of Ind.,9nd Josh.
an r. Gid,linrs Of Ohio.
Cnmmittcn on Agriculture. -AlcssrS. Ma,
tbou;rtS Iiulrfcll or Nc, Edmund Dchcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

a., MIR Isaac Moore, of Richmond, in This
State killed Pig on the 18th ut. 8 MOTHS
aud days old that weighed three hundred
and twcuty-ouc poHnda
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

~ ~ H. g., Eiilah Iislry 0fN, y, Fayeue
hlcNluIlru nj w., Timothy u Young Of H.
lnsrph Cbssy Of rn., llchHm ", fmuinn VI
kyr Henry linnuru uf n, -, md Joseph
Cable Of Ohio.
ComrHroo ou Nllry Anap-- Norsf.
ArmisloHd Burt 0fS g., w. a, lllrlHrdsnu
of 49,, james Nilfou NJ n, IT,, George 4,
Culdwrll ~ ny, Alexander Eynus Of Md
David Is, CDue'opl Ohio, Jol,p a, klug Of
" ~ Andrew tWiug ~ 1erui gud Joseph
u. Chandler ~ Pom,
CnWmilrn on lho Mlllin,- MoFfrs Charles
H. Poahlcn ~ NIL ,Jelu n. Savage Of Tenn.
George g. King Of a. T., james Du0no Do
ly Of VIE, Henry y, Moore of Penn, Geogn
briggs OF A., Y,,Jolu Robbins Of Penn, Nm.
Thompson at Iowa, and James Menchnm
Of W.,
Commiueo On Naval AhMn-Messrs.
lrrdrllck r. slnuluu ol ToHnr Thomas -.
B0oorb Of w., Robert e., Schemes If Ohio,
Euule M sore, Of ia, Hugh White Of ~ w
ElhrIdge Gerry Of Mel, Churlupon Dabell
oiFlorida, John hcQueon Of +. g., aud
Lewis &, LAWN Of la,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

hrATr TraFrRAHoF CoSyrHTloH Al
Windsor, on Wednesday next, to continue 10
session two days,
IHL CALruaAil CauAH AoCEII. Inject ~
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

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Three Hundred and stf'g f7tH'"Hs ~ iAe sad
~ on'g "f'hF'' 'fhihfg '-o P'pnlfton great
60 W ont ihtd Than ihr present population Of
the whole Of Europe aud 'qual io one ihud
# not QUO haL Ihr pfeaeHi population OF The
whole world.
but Is 1t IAcly that tbs rate OF increase VIII
lone'tc sustained There nr' some things
which sanction the expectation that II VIII Dc,
at least ior very long period --"ior example,
thc ilyVhhlo oUewmilue'H oithr territory to
he occupied, thc homogcn, oesqcsa of the PEG.
pie who have TIC pt'ncni possession Of aud
the r'f atty Of foreign immigration. There
are many o,uaca which wlll not only,ScIy" TO
promote the incrcaro Of our Haare porullqn,
but, will also bring 'uca!cuabic nuubcrs Go
our shorcr from Foreign lands Decades, thc
condition or men may receive improvements
here from science tho arts, and the better prn.
eiplcs Of education, government and religion,
And admitting, "a We safely may, that the ag.
ricultura facilities and the salubrty Of the
cLmaic Ia this country are equal To those Of
any ether portion Of the globe Of the same cS.
tent; and why may not the populntioa have
l.sas-s ~ oLhGI -
Suppose that it should one day become aa
dense a, "A now is ~ Europe Thin -:lna mil
lions OF human bcings will tread our soil. or
if only a.. dcnsc a. in IIindoostan $50 10 the
gouarc milel Then We ehalI have a population
of Ian militant nulirit aAsuld hreaan m
,l,.a-e- a. - nav ia IA China Ian 10 the square
milcl ihen>i5O millions will be our population.
And may not az dense a population be sus.
tnipcd in this rouptry aa in any country un
der heaven Can it,be that the DEGRADATION
of lIindoostnn, the superst,ions of China, and
The ,Jcspot,sm of Eurone. are more Favorable
10 the inereaso and support of human exis.
tcnce tEan the Civilization, Religion and LIB.