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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
Caledonia l'Ounly Grammar SclOO.
At l. y n d o n.

U'IlE Trustee have secured E5r Prccoptor,
SIR J.. NJ MANNAlD
late Of Whitehall, n " teacher Will good
experience aud established reputation, iu
whom thry have full confidence, a. adapted
Ia tho situation which Il r. rsproto'l h0 will
permanently OCCUPY, and identify himself
viii tlie Interests fthr School, and ir USE
hIlnrss a. the surrounding community,
lle will Boz aided by competent Female
Teacher, aud such other assistance a. the
number Of pupils may require,
Tho building II undergoing thorough re-
pair, and rcmndling which j. designed "a ~
IL for the conycnipnrc and taste ui these COO
ncctcd with the school. IL - intended that
in accommodations aud instruction, ia dlsci'
pliuc and hcathGil moral influence, nothing
shall bee wanting 10 outillr tie school "a the
/ patronage Of the public,
/ Ihr term will rdmmguCc on the l2tl 81
| September, Ia roplinuf eleven weeks, Boar
Z ma. be- had IN families ~ reasonable prices
and such as wish can obtain raOms for board
| ing themselves,
/ Lessons In music will be- given hy Mrs, c
| l.. TllAlEl, "a those who wish,
q, H. WEEKS, Secretary,
| Lyndon, Aug. -, 1880, GHlwt
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Agency of DR.. s. S. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

~ cess IN tho cure of Coughs, CORSHmp-
ton, Caiarrh, asthma, Heart Diseases, Dys
pepsia, GOnorrhga, Pdes, Female Complaints,
sc. SO MSO,
DIR. $ =. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shonl.
der Braces, lnhnlng- Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, aud the Art of preserving Life
aud Health 90 Old Age, nc. &c,
J. G. Bi,GuAM, st Johnrbury, is agent for
the nhnvc and keeps them constantly on hand
gFDr. Fltch's "Gu,de Book to lnvalids ,and
Directions for Promoting Health, aud lnstruc
tons To Mothers, IN the management OF Chill
,lreR, ttssHY be had, gratu';ausly, by calling
Tor it at the Store as above. An extremely
valuable book. 6iIyI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
A CENTENNARIAN.

John Vanhooscr lived in the county of
jefferson, Trnucssrc, aud he voted for tieii.
Washington lnr-lhe- Presidency lie is in
the l22d year of his age. Until recently, the
Knoxville (Tcnnesscc) Register tells us, he
was in the habit. of walking to and from the
town on calls ofbusincss, distance of iivc OF
six miles without experiencing fatigue. lie
is n German 10y birth, but cmigratcd to thi,
country about one hundred years since ~
was in several of the most important battle,
of our Revolution. lie voted for General
Washington for President of the Unite,
States, and boasts that he has not failed at a
nv election for President, to vote the whil
ticket Recently on Of his daughters, n Lass
of eighty years OF age, pIid him visit, an,
found the old gentleman in his usual health
We doubt if another such case of longevity
can be found in the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

Ia During our pcrcgriuations few days
since We passed the farm, in Sharon, which
has been recently purchased byAir Littlciicld
of Boston, the principal witnessagainst Web
stcr, and to whom was paid the reward of
$4,000 We learned that Mr. Littlefeld n
few weeks ago, sent his little son to Sharon
Sor the benefit of his health. lie had not
been there but n short time when he died
Six Other deaths soon followed, supposed Ia
have been occasioucd by disease contracted
during the sickness and dcath-of the child; all
among the family and frieinis where ho died.
We were unable tn learn what the disease
was, if indeed it vsl5 known awiiY Gazette.
CT The new three cent piece, FeeeHtiy=is-
sued at the Philadelphia mint, has, on one
side, the words-"U United States of America, "
in which is circular wreath, enclosing the
numerical Ill" On the reverse side is the
Liberty Gar,inscribrd with the word "Libcr
~ and surrounded with the rays. Under
meath the Gap are the iiauivs "ts5r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
REyoLuTIONARY ANECDOTE.

In thc year i77G, when Governor George
Clinton resided in Albany there came stran-
ger Ia hi, house, one cold winter morning,
soon amer the family had brcakCstcd, lie
was welcomed hy tie household, and hospi-
taby entertained. 4 breakfast was ordered,
and the Governor and his wife, and daughter
who were sitting before the fire employed IN
knitiingcntorcd into a conversation with him
about the affairs of the country, which natur-
ally led To the inquiry what was his o'cupa-
tom The caution ard hcritancy with which
the stranger replied, aroused the suspicion
of tho keen sighted Clinton lie commune
Gated his suspicion Ia his wife and daughter
who closely watched his every word and ac
] lion. Unconscious Or this but finding tina
| hr Ind hlipn among CnCmicE the StrUugrl
was seen 10 r,kc something from his poke
and swallow H. Madame Clinton, with III,
ready tact Of those trollous times, wont qti
ctly into the kitchen, ordered hot coffee 90 ID
Immediately prepared, and added to II
strong dose Of iariar cmciic, Tho strangcr,dc
lighted with the beverage partook irccl.
oft, aud Madame Clinton soon had the -atis
faction Of seeing Il produce the desired effect
True 10 scripture, "out Of his own mout
hcwns condemned" asilvcr bullet appeared
which, upon examination was found toNcor
tain an important despatch To Burgoync' TIA
spy was tried convicted and executed, Nn
the bullet is still preserved in the family
! Chdytrsfou Erouipg News.
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SIMPLE CURE FOR DYSENTERY,
WHICH HAS NEVER FAILED.

We iuscrt the following, Gays the Christ
IAN Iutolligencer,) cut from the Calcdonian
Mercury, standard Edinburgh paper which
docs not publish trunperyr The plan is sim
lde and easy of triali
Take some butter of tho churn. immpli-
ttely after being charned, Just a. il is, with
nut hcing sSltcd or washod; clarity 4 over tho
frc lihc honey. Skim oil all ,bl milk par.
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lirIrs when mrInd over a clear fire. bet the
patient (fa adult) Jake two labIcToouiuls
uflhc clarified Wmainicr twoor three umcs
a day. This has never failed 90 cure, and
IN many cases IL W been almost insian-
laurous. II has already succeeded iu nearly
200 trials, aud lomauy who we're supposed
90 have been a. the point n death, IL has Civ
] cu urttutrrlirfH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
nELlGI0N IN EARLY LIrE.

80 one At the close If an advanced lie has
ever regretted that his early years were zPeHt
in the scr, rt NJ GDd. But thousands have
rcgnnial. when upon dying bed, lFn the
morning ofthcir days Wa spent Ia rebellion
against me King Of kings "IG" rays John
Angel James, "thcrc bo true honor Ia the ~
inverse, it q 10 be- found in religion, Even
tho hpalhcn are sensible Of tide, hence thc
Romans built the temples Of Virtue aud Hon
pr cln,o touuthcr,tp teach that The way Ia
honor was hy virtue. Religion Il tho Image
of God Ia tln soul Of man, Can glory itself
rise higher than ihi, What distinction
10 have this lusuc putupou the character 81
YOUTH Il was mentioned hy Paul a. rim
qular honor 10 the believing Jews, hat they
GrL believed IN Christ and IN referring 10
Andouicus aud ,Iunia, be- mentions it 70
| their praise that they were 10 Christ before
/ him. 10 be- y cldld Of God, ap heir Of glory
10 disciple Of Christ, o warrior of the cross q
+.lti<ag af the New Jerusalem iinln uur ynuil
up, adorns the brow with amamuthn'
wrcalhs Of fame. 4 porton converted IL
youth l. like The sun rising on summer
morning, 10 shine through a long bright day
/ hut q person converted late ~ life -, lik'
the evening star o lovely object Of Christian
contemplation; bat not appearing I'LL the da!
II closing, andNhcn but for little while
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Marble Factory,
ST. JoHNSBURY CENTRE, VI

SPENCER & BRIGHAM, Manufacturers
- of
MONUMENTS, TOMB T.1BLES md
CRAZE STONES,
would say to the public, that they have just
received aud are receiving large and splrn.
dad lot of Marble of all kinds that is quurricd
in Vermont Also, slate of n superior qunli-
ty; and n variety of MARBLE CENTRE ia.
BILE TOPS, all of which viii be sold at pr.
ces which defy competition, and finished in a
style that cannot be bent.
Please call before trading elsewhere. Al
ORDERS from distance promptly attended to.
e.. T. STTSrTU if'ros BrfHftss.
April II, 1850. 6i7yl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

Ir ihefHriDuiau
"TtafIgfA Aaif
M HWog Lgfr"
90 TuE YDrsG 'rs.
Dab Midnight kI,t'd oli Magog LAKE,
lala Luna WANDERED ihrougi the rky,
When ffpn iio depths, "lho Monster aualc'-
Rr-Dyci Dol. rycuIug nal 90 iahr,
Toyicw surrounding sceuey,
So sonprr fhnughf, than io1li be cHmc,
That "Mouslor Snake" NJ t'i aui cong,
rsuIHpgin hi. ,uakish mmc,
And lurtly prnud ihe rsiug mnH,
Which suuui' ihr wmd'rnr iunduhr'r
lui ene he wont, drpdIsl rnar,
iirssui nipnr ihe Midnight bake
Tim 6rrcoy mnf fom shore io shore,
g. smki,li howl meier mng hgflW,-
F0rnSii, BE- WE o. w0ndr1us snake.
Along me shore, illi awfl howl
r. wcll remember 10 ilis hour,
Oh hdir. tell with ,engehil scowl,
That 'tWa- ~ much HE hmdfr's grnwl,
itmud their rwrrir-l miik III -''''f
We THAT ~ 'rWa, l,ls trump begun
Along u,c Lake'- snake haunted shurr,
lie cnmo scruss IOnf old man,
And dowu'd Old man, baat, lnlinf psu,
And smgck'd biz sunki.ll chops mr. more.
Eut little dmam'l VI. snnkr-lllp tl~n,
Tllal hi, ,nd fate WE set .ouIshi
lut twns, some shrnwd designing mon,
Had .ciA 53aaritch-up" uoHr lis den,
10 hang dINSuakelir Wp a. dy,
ilnrpc oh tree, Some Ia ftrl through
- Wee. L..4..l.-l ~ ..i4..lrI b. tho arluul,
Z nno.o adjusted, sln,ng and tucf-
~ queer branch o. over grew
upon n-h tree, next morn Was found,
Ind now, thu Snake j. otlcn sccu,
az you win credit tllis my lulrJ
WuXing In M upon the gccn,-
Enmgd mi. fall, (f'r wmi ~ sor",l
10 tow hc bout aud bear The mail
NTlg .ingsa 40, 1860,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

Aud so much oisoid lands viii bc sold atpul-
lie auction, at the school house in school dis
trict Mol in said town of Victory, on Thurs-
day. the 81 day of October next AT 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, as shall bc requisite toidis-
charge said IaNes with cost, unless previous
" paid. JAMES fowl, list Constable.
Dated at Victory, this 10th day of August,
A. ID. 1870. 0S2w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
Derby Academy.

HNlE ensuing Fuu Tenn, g. a. commence m
II "Wednesday ihr ifh NJ September most lu'
lion aud other rapriINsi Hs heretofore,
4 hOHCHOhh, Principal
Auy aD IFE0 RrlWg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
Victory.

fffiE non rrsiJirUt VrUVriUtur7 N tho ifu'~r
i Of Victory, IN the County of EsscN, are
hereby notified that the IaNcs asscsscd lay
said Town within the year neat preceding
tls date, remain either IN whole or Ia part
unpaid on the following described lands, "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

ltATEE, ,,,,.,,,l,,.,,- ..f VERMONT lETI-
Al FIRE iNSl' RANCE COMPANY,
arc hereby notified that the following ASSESS
mcnt have been made 10y tho Directors on
all Notcs ia force un The days following 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

u a aa sall much 0E said laIlda viii hs anlh al
public Auction, at the dwelling house of The
ron Webb, I'd, in CRANKY, in ths County of
Essex and State aforesaid, on the frat Thurs
day OF October next, at 10 O'clock A NJ, IA
shall be requisite 10 discharge said Taxes with
cost, unless previously paid
h Given under my hand, at Cranky, this 10Th
day Of August, Nd 1850. lOS2w3
THERON WEBB, ID, Htst Constable
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
Circular Saw Mills.

A LATHAM & co arc agents for Pages
~. Patent Circular Saw Mills, for Vermont
aud New lIampshuv.
tunc -, l-un 0iiu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
A Small Farm for Sale.

YNHE Subscriber wants 10 sell his Farm,
II situated in Waterford, on the road lead
ing from ST. Johnsbury East to Liuleton, Con.
sistng of about 10 acres Of xcellcDt Land, with
comfortable buildings, wood, and water. lie
will sell his Stock, Farming tools and guam.
uty of Wood in the Shed I'll for The stove. or
the Farm alone the pure haseT shall choose,
also, the crops on said Farm. Whoever wants
such Farm is requested To call aud look for
himself GEO. w. CHAPLIN.
Waterford, July 4th, 1850. 676tr.
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Caps, of all styles q Qualities.
Farm far Sale.


TIME suhHcfibcrs. being engaged IN huS'-
ness otherwise than agricultural, offer
for sale their large aud valuable Farm, stu
ntrd IN Newark, lying at the upper end Of the
Village on the stage road, sad Farm con-
tninr about
TWO HUNDRED FoRTY.FivE ACRES
of excellent land Tor moving, Pa~tutinr hnd
tillarc, with a convenient l,ousc and barn
thereon with sheds attached Co the, same "
bout Inu acres are cleared, and nearly al or
which 10 ~ a good state of cultivation There
are 200 Sugar Trees that may now b" carried
oni also, about 500 second growth naples
growing on something like acres ~ ground,
from which sugar may hc made ~ a few years.
4 good portion ofthc land not cleared affords.
nm abundance Of extra building timber and
lumber There IL an apple orchard OF 900
Iratinr IFccE, yuuUE aud thrifty, Hu'd Farm
il well supplcd with water, and ~ brought TO
the buildings ~ rods In good aud permanent
lead pipe.
A hotter dairy Farm cannot hc found in the
/ country The above described Farm ~ oticr.
~ To- EIl;szsfy1iszEs II sUTy tow
| price aud ON Liberal tcrga For further iniot-
/ nation inquire of the Subscribers
WM G.. DENlSON, Newark,
CIIAS. O. DENlSON, Lyndon Centre.
Newark, April -, 1850. OOOii
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NEW SEASON TEAS
New England Tea Company,
100 washington Street,

Between Spring f.Eur aud Water Street
BOSTON. NIB. Ordctsby Express prompt.
" attended to.
June -, ic5n O7In6
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RTaTICE. THE safIilias -iliat l,a4a gwen nay
v son, Nelson Chimney Ma ti9e, with liberty to
transact business for himself from this date. SHALL
claim none of his earning, nor pny any dclts ufhis
contracting. HENRY CllANEN-
Luncnburgh Aug. I, 1850. 6slw3
NOrICF, This i 10 certify that I have given my
~ sep, EHcfy RClrcv, his timr md that shall
hereafter f,y i,,.,e at ~, debt claim any of hii
oarning- '- WA, l. KELLEY,
81 lohn- touy, Au2. 3, 1850 eav5r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

A prime lot Of ladies Shoes (somc new
v Siylcs) Guitcrt, Misses Shoes, Mems an|
Boys Dtogans aud Shoes cheap, at
+ JEWET'r " COS
May II, 1850 bUstt
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CRANKY.

ulifE noHrrsldrnl PfsFfff l"fa and land n~ n
i .rrs Of ihe town ~ eTanby "a we county
OF FssrE aud State Of Vermont, are hereby no.
.,,g-J that lha TA4na HszfHHed. hy sad Town.
within the year next preceding this date, re-
main either ~ whole or in part unpaid on
lie following described lands ~ said Town,
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B0St0n New. Y Ork, &c.
BY THE WAY-oF WINDSOR, VT.


R8Hroad from Bost0a To vets Rircg, and ~.
burlington, IT, WroUgh Tickets Ia Stations.
ON tbo PoSSun'pSio and TIC Tcrmoni Centrd.
Railroads
SULLIVAN wISrER An.
NAN0ENlNr, JAr, ], lSoO.
TtARS leave Boston from Frchburg Rail
" road Depot, by way of Groton Junction,
kerncy WalPale aud W,ndaar, at
40 NJ, aud arrive nj Wells River at 40
and ut Burlington ut 10 NJ
Cars leave Boston for Chnrlrstown, Glaze
mont aud Windsor at 80 aud II ID, and ar
rive at Windsor at l.l5 and = 10 M.
Cars leave Wells River at n3O aud Bur.
lington al q 30 a ~, aud by way of Windsor
arrive IN Boston at = NJ.
Cars leave Windsor at : d aud - 10, and
arrive in Boston ut2 aud u rM
New York passengers connect at Groton
'Junctiou and Walpoc
Stages leave Wells River on arrival Of Care
from Boston, for st. Johnsbury, Stansteud,
Derby Lane, Nc. NC.
Stages leave Burlington each uorning( Sun
days excepted for Montreal, &c sc.
Freight Trains leave aud arrive al Boston
daily.
Cattle Train for PorfcTS each Tuesday.
THOMAS S. WILLIASS,
SuR,l Sullivan Ra,GfGid.
Gharlrstown, N H., Jan. |, 1850. 612u
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Sofas & Mattresses

REPAIRED AND MADE 70 ORDER
~ in mtpf luniiuU. wit ho supplied cheaper
thru NJ uuv ulhcr place this eide III Boston,
The suh.cuhor haa been engaged heretofore 100 lhs
Manufacture ~ Furniture iu MHsHurhusrlis, hhd
feel. himself qualified tu manufacture nU articles 10
hI. lur lu % lishlnnnhc and wurkmWli,r manner
fEASllN EATON,
st. Iohn.l,ur,, luis ~, 1850 usiu
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Boots, Shoes and BrOganS,

-" y = ~ tIIf" MI ss"'''
Gharlcslown, N IL, Jan. |, $50. = &
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-09
Total production

Thus the anticipated produce Of the present year 70 SEQ
below the consumption of 9i9 should that consump-
on continue twelve months longer the present stock on hand
well the produce of the year. will be well nigh consum-
ed before another crop available In November ls4s the
coe, ia point of quality, which is selling 66s per
cwt, sold for 2ss per cw Sugar is decidedly lower in
price. Dried fruits substitute in some cases for sugar.
have increased very much in consumption In four years the
quantity Of cursns cleared in the port of London has
ed from s,l7s tons to i2,O7o tons, SO per cent.
The markets have been, ard still continue very dull
prices Of all descriptions either stationery or declining
Advces from Rotterdam that the usual effect of low
prices have followed in that neghboheo and there will be
less wheat by rs per cent and less rye by 80 per
this season than last On the contrary, sho cultivation of rape
seed for oil has increased SO per cent.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-09
NOTE ny THE EDITORS.

We could not find il in our hearts to refuse the
use Of our columns TO the author of the above COM
municatioH, who thinks that we and others misun-
derstand the position of the South, and to some ex-
tent at least misapprehend its objects. The writer
known to US, and recognise in him representa-
tive of party in the South lin South Carolina, es
peciay) entitled personally TO our respect, though
we can by means enter into their political views
and purposes at the present moment.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-09
4 EMRRYOIn(.x n. A

with many engravings, 25 cents l'o-'.
Cuser's, Animal Kingdom, a vols
Hall on the Animal Kingdom / VOL, London :..
on Ply sioogy, Zoology, and the Natural Hi story
OF Man, by Lawrence / vol
Parkinsons Fossil Organic Remains Of q Former World
vols, quarto, London.
Broderip's Geological Recreations, 1 vol. ....
ne Ancient World, by Ansted Professor of Geology
Kings College, London. - .
Manell's Wonders Of Geology, I VOL, London
Sibsons Certainties of Geology, vol, London.
Vestges ofthe Natural History of Creation, vol,
fobrook's Herrpetology, vols, gusrio.
Jacksons hat to Observe or the Travellers Re
brancer, 1 vol, London.
Sir John Herschels Manual Of Scientific Inquiry prepared
tor use in her Maesys Navy by order OF the Admiralty
adapted for travellers in general vol London, iS49.
And many other valuable works in the various depar
Of the Natural Sciences for the limits an ad
vertsement.
march FRANCK TAYLOR
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-09
FRANCK TAYLOR.
r ANDRETH,s yyARRANTED CARDEN saeds

ANDRETH's WARRANTED GARDEN seeds.
The subscriber having received his spring supply OF the
above Seeds sprepared to supply his the pub
lie with every variety grown by that celebrated scotsman
Landrehs catalogues always kept By the and
distributed gratuitously to sll who desire them.
Connected with the seed department. he has large and
welseleced assortment OF Garden Impleaens all Of which
viii be sold upon reasonable terms.
FITZHUGH CoYLE,
Agricultural and Seed Warehouse.
feb 2S-saw2wcPt 9TH street, doors above Pa, ay.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-09

The following statement is given of the tobacco market
The stock of North American tobacco hand in Lon
don and Liverpool as estimated hhds. l6, 400
Maximum anticipated importation, 1850 IL, 900
%, 400
Consumption to lst of September, Is5e.. O,7Oo
The consumption per annum being ~. $4,000
Consumption from Sept !, 1850, TO Sept.
/, 1851. 900
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-04

However, OH the second night she
was missed; she had left her house
unperceived, and had gone no one
whittier; and as she couldn't be found
after the strlctest search, it was sup
posed she had drowned herself in
the river
In the morning preparations were
made for burrying James, but in
proceeding TO put his body into the
coffin, they found the unfortunate
Mary dead beside him. She had
stolen unperceived under the table.
and having instituted her arm Under
his hvad, and placed his arm around
her neck, had, in that position bid
adleu to all her sorrows.
Little now remains to be told
They were buried in one grave, in
Mellifont Abbey; and, although in
life they were separated, in death
they were not divided.
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No2e

During the few days the vessels
were together, the cbiyalrops spirit
Of Conyngham, and his Kindness to-
wards the passengers, won their es-
TEEN, and they listened with peas
TIRE to the captains account OF is
gallant achievements ON the seas
The beautiful Miss Anne -------- who
chatted with him in SO sprighly a
manner, was, a day or two after
wards, with her two companions,
put on board vessel bound to one
of the islands. When the writer of
the letter saw her again atL'Orienh
some time afterwards, she was the
wife of the far-famed captain of the
Reyenge.
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p Am e @ 90 rg s /,

"Elder, will you have drink Of ci.
derf' enquired farmer of an Old
temperance man, who was spending
the evening at his house. U. -
i,i"Ah! hum77no, thank ye,'' said
the Old man-7'H never drink liquor
OF any kipd7r'specially cider--but eff
you cal 1T apple juice, reckon ! Il
take a drcpl'1 III
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.s/ 3dl bsll THE 81 a ~,
b KEOyyEE COURIER /,
rsrSrED ASp PunIishlp WEEKLY sr, |,
g6 TRIMMER q LEWIS.
WAX EAs1Ey, Editor.
TEEsYH 8.

One Dollar and Fifty Cents for one , ears sub
Scription when paid within three months, Two
collars If payment is delayed to the close Of the
subscription year. ,iaaQ6Y ali 10 nots
All subscriptions not clearly limited, will be
considered lasma,lc foran indefinite time, and
continued till a,li,coitinuance is ordered and
all arrearages pail 49, ls lsgac
advertisements inserted at 10 cents per square
or the first assertion, and 81 l-2 cite. for. each
continued Insertion Liberal deductions made
to tho'eadvertising by the year.
s:BT All Communications should be addressed
to tle'Publishcrs rost pqid. t1 t3 a'li