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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

SHOCKING AccrDENT.-Mr. Henry NJ.
Packard, of Blanchard, Me, was killed in
stsntly, on Monday last,by the breaking of "A
circular saw. Upon tho breaking oft piece
struck the unfortunate man, and literal
ly severed his head from his body, He was "A
young ran OF intiei, promise, and has -lef- -
wife and two children TO mourn the great loss
Of a kind husband and father
SPURIOUS BANK BrL1s.-A despatch from
New Orleans states that 5000 have been
received in that city from California They
are mostly on the Bank of South Carolina,
some are on the State Bank Of of Missouri:
49,, Tho p~-.lr-I
error has been discovered in the town of Au-
burn, which will elect Wm.Pitt Fessenden to
Congress,in place of John Appleton, the dem
ocratic candidate, who was before supposed to
bc elected.
60 A despatch from Cincinnati, dated the
l4th, Saxs:-a,IMn -hundred and seyenty hogs
have been sold at $3.50. The weather is
still nHfsrorable, and the rains are heavy.
o. Mr. currier barnard, who was srr;o,i=-
~ WI 'iN ldhl odlui-
day died since at his residence in Charleston
He was a native Of Bridgewater, N. H., and
leaves widow and four children.
E5S-The Louisville Courier of the 4th inst
notices several severe cases of cholera on
steamboats, arriving at that port, resulting in
three deaths Two of the deceased were
cmigrants-the third, a boat hand.
CT Colonel Samuel q Young, of Ballston,
n. Y, died suddenly, on Saturday night the
I'd inst, of appoplexy, in the sesenty-second
year Of his aye. He was native of Berkshire
Co. Mass.
Ga A Detroit despatch states that negro
woman was rescued from slave catcher, at
ter he had taken her three miles from the Ill
inois and Michigan canal, on his way South.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
AUCTION.

WILL be sold At Public Auction, by T.. At
w FAIRBANKS & Co, on TUESDAY, No
property
siK Home Wagons
SiK Horse Sleds,
Single sleglst
= -fy~v- Fi-r---- -lrl.st---
2 Old ChHlsesi
I Old Gigs
I New Covered Buggy Carriage and Harness,
Second hand Coynrpd buggy do
Running Fart a. two Horse Wagons
q Second hand harvester
. New ,inmossosi
Lot Of old Plyughsi
u Horses.
ST. jolnsbury, Nov, H. 1850. G64wa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
Report Of tie ,Stpe7atendcnts IN Cak
ed0Ria C0uHtY.

We, the undersigned, Superiutendents of Com.
mon Schools m The County Of Caledonia would
herewith respectfully roport q That the iBir,,duc-
titu " new series ~ Text Books into the schools
ofthc County involves Interests Of great mngniftdc
and thata substitution Of new authors should be
the Tofult oi CnTeu deliborAtiOu and general inter
change Of opinion among the town supcrlntendents
-hy law tho contributed bunrt IN r-orlfrtr,Ir
/ such mntcrs-as from IT, conceded G,irncss shall
Command The respect mud willing cooperation Of the
friends Of Educaioni without which the attainment
az uniformity must be- impossible And as the Int
Convention, held at Danvillc Oct 2sth, coulposod
Of only M, S'Dfrtatefdcnts, representing but JaHr
of the seventeen townS from thr nature Of the ease
could not express tho natured and binding decision
OF the County especially several -nref,nteHdonts
we're prevented from attendance by misapprchcn-
sion ~ tho tae, and se.r nd a. the iaie-
ne's OF the season wPuid rrndcra general eor'on-
ton mprcticable, we, thergiorc, the undcrsr, 81,
who have examined the rival series Of Renders do
hereby rccoumeild, a full and fair decision ofth
County, PrOriIog that such recommendation shall
receive the shnch vi a majority OF the town SUI
prrntrntcni-, ,e s,loftln III ro,gHs Revise. Ss-
rios Of Readers, into the common schools OF the
County for tho term Of at least four years.
A. g. BuTroN, Peaeham J. y. DAHIIso, Groton,
4. WEnsthn nanviiiC, y ~ HEyTTif, HytFsrp,
i. MAHrHuR Barnet, MosPs DAVIS Sheffield
H. I. HoYr WheeoSi,, u. g. SHAW, Sutton,
v. W. Duncan, Burke l.. NJ SLEEPER, Newark,
T. FISHER Cabot, Z. A. CUTLER, Waterford,
u. CASH. ST. Johnsbury, s. MONTGOMERY. Walden
T.. Goss, do. "a. G.. H. BtSo,tAM 4 yndon
l.. a. STEVENS, aud j. ErDKIwoop, Ilnrdwick
Il will be seen by the above that the Superinten-
dents Of common Schools ~ the County ofeCaic-
donia, have with great unanimity recommended
IauIaA- karised Reader for gcncIll no for four
year, NJ least II which fact Parents aud Ieachcrs
will please take notice.
~ Agents will bo er,rlavcd 70 visit the school,
IN the county for the purpose If introducing theso
books, at which time NIL the old books IN use will
be received Ia part payment e. The new.
Ienchen wiz DO supplied with books FOR their
own use, at halfprice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

EB- The following item occurs ID the To
ronto correspondence Of the Montreal ri.
loti
MIR Gait, Of Sherbrookc has been here
for the last four DAYS consulting the Inspect
or General IL is surmiscd, as 20 the best mode
Of procuring loan for the completion Of the
Portland Railroad You are aware that
when tlrtompany have got the work half
through, the Government become bound by
Act Of Parliament TO aid them to the extent
Of guaranteeing their bonds. The time for
this important step, is, i appears, drawing
near, and in "well informed circles" il is said
that Mr. Gait is in quest of some 100000,
and that the administration are resolved 70
use theiE host endeAyorsin his hehalC"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
THE ALED MAN.

HAunOAp ACCDEET-Mr George Ten
ney, messenger Of LanRdona Ekpress 0n the
Montreal road, put bic head out u tho car
near Sanbornton Bridge ilis head struck q
car, standing upon the other track, by which
be was severely II not dangerously wounded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16


HOUSE, Reports Of Committee BY
committee bn hanks, against bill incorPorat-
ing the NoHhield bank, laid on the table
Ia favor Of bill incorporating the Northern
Vermont bank. with amendments adding two
additional sections. Mr. tichari5on suggest
ed AZ an amendment the alteration Of the
name, Mr. nnWdish accordingly moved 9
substitution Of the word Union" instead 0f
the words "Norihern Vermont" agreed q
q and bin ordered 10 third reading,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
DEDICATION. III

DEDICATION. Tho new Methodist Chnrcb
in ST. Johnsbury East, will be dedicated to thu
worship and service Of Almighty God on wedhes-
day, November 20. SERVED to commence az ii
O'Clock, A. NJ. J. WHITNEY.
East st. Johnsbury, Nov. 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
TIE RAILROAD

The rails will probably be- laid 10 Passump-
sic village by this (Saturday)eyening-with-
IN three miles Of us. Il will require three or
four days 10 extend them 20 the terminus,and
by the last Of next week, We shall doubtless
see the "Iron Horse" in our midst But We
do not know, nor can IL be certainly deter
mined by any body, we suspect the precise
time when the cars will commence running
regularly 20 this place
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

HOUsE.-The hill to incorporate the
Northfcld Bank was resumed. II was fur
Their discussed by Mcssrs Vail aud Richards
in opposition, and dismissed, lOi yeas, nays
ST.
Bills called up-To incorporate the Dan
hy- Bank. Sd reading rnfnsed.-In incrcA.c
the capital stock of Battcnkill Banked read
ing ordered, ongrossment dispensed with and
bill passed Mr. Kellogg moved reconsid-
GRAFTON Of the vote on the DANNY bank; car
ricd. The bill was discussed by Messrs Col
burn, Evcrts, Grandcy, Bartlett and Gilbert,
in favor, aud by Mr. Martin OF LAndgroye IN
opposition; Sd reading ordered, yeas 1919, nays
20. Mr. Evcrts moved the engrossment Of
fhr- hiii w riiEpcnEcdwithi agreed TO aud bill
read Sd time. Mcssrs Head Of l.. aud Ben
ton, suggested amendments, which were a.
dopted, and the hill passed.
Engrosscd Bills@Rclating TO pay of Off
GERS Of the House; passed. In alteration of
chap. i07 X, =, relating 10 salaries and fees
Mir Benton moved an amendment by striking
out "a! afler the enactng clause and insert
ing new bill. Mr. Wells moved as an ~
mcndms nj that assistant Judges receive 50
per dav i.,.tcad of 50; loSt, and amendment
OF Mr. Benton NlQptcd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
THE MARKETS.
RRInnTnN MARKET. -. Z.

A. market, 1900 beef oattle 1850 stores. 20 pair
working oxen, 90 coNt and calves 1000 sheep and
lambs, sad 100 swine,
PmcEs. Beef Csiiis-- RTtn, ssi mt quality
81 second quality, ~ al thiTd quality, % Z.
-.lsfores- fearllngs 80 a W yean DID,, go q ~
B yean old, SO 20,
Working OKsn-s6a, 90, ~, %, 90,
Cows and ealyas-i7 10, 30, ~, 40, ~, a.
Sheep and lambs-sii ~, ~, 2,A8i
hwipe-il a biei rslail oc ial Hog ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

! ouc Of the greatest obstacles 20 the prugress of
tho cause OF EDUCATION. is the diversity OF school
hooks hn,, any plhn WHICH can be devised 10 SECURE
greater un 'lormity, wifi tend very much 0 the i'm.
proveinent of our schools. II now doyolvos on the
Town Super,nteudents To advise Ia regard Ia the
kinds which shall be adopted In common schools and
n. they have with 'sat aniIl!ty decided Ia favor
OF Towns series Of i'ea der aud arrangements hav-
ing been made for pplyng the schools very
liberal terms, 1t seems exceedingly desirable that
they should now he universally adopted@thruugh
!, the County So far ~ LhaHe neen ablb 10 examine
the different reading boVs pnilish bed fYr the q
tu'trIS pdrP,se IorNFrunss ney doNened, any,
and far better than many which arc urged into Osr
schools. Up. FAIRBANKS f.
ST. Johnsbury, Nov 5, 1860
After having given some ea \. yssion In favbr of
Mandevile's Series Of Readers, } have more care
fully examined both that and Towns and feel com
PEELED to say, think Towns much better adapted
to the wants Of schools, the present time than
Mnndcyile's, or indeed any other with which am
acquainted. RUFUS CASE,
The undersigned having been requested TO exam
inc Towns Series Of Rchding Rocks with rcfer.nc,
TO their being introduced into the Schools of IN,
County, is OF opinion that they are 10 be prefercd
for our Common schools, to any nthoT SeFie. with
which he Is acquainted j. X COLBY.
From Mr. Mailer Of Feae1.qn' academy.
PEACuAM Nov T. 1870
Towns Series ofRoadiug Books were introduced
the past year into the Public Schools of Chittenden
County In which was then engaged in teaching by
the recommendation Of the Town superintendent.
similar plan was adopted 10 that now proposed In
this county. The experiment wasentlrely success
iul, and the new interest awakened thereby more
Than repaid the slight expense attending the change
uniformity was successfully obtained instead az
the mutf oTpiiy that too oftcn prevails TO the very
great injury of our Schools. -
The books contain valuable selections of a high
moral character from our most classical English and
American writers, properly introduced bv a indie
ious explanation of the elements Of reading and or
atory, suited TO the wants Of our Common schools
INK q. MILLER.
I Although bat recently presented TO the attention
Of the frieuds of Education In Vermont vet lLeg
have received largely Of tho public favor, and have
already come very extensively into use In the Pub
JIG Schools and Academies Of the State Whera rsod
they have given entire Satisfaction. . ls9ima
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
mAssAomusErTs ELECTION.

a. Il has been In Massachusetts for many
years q late, 10 Il is this year-no election
of Governor by the people. In the election
last Monday the free soil and the regular 10
oofooo party united upon State Senators and
town Representaliyes-bu supported differ
cut candidates ior State officers.
But members u Congress are elected
I-Appleton and Fowler, wings; and Mann,
free soier,
The result for Governor l.
Briggs Wing, 66,saG; boutwell,, loco, &c.,
s7i; Phillips, free soil "a ,7af scattering, 4s7
senhte-22 coalition, 10 dhigs,. and sevc
| raj no choice, n-
use-whigs,ios; coalition l7iipo choice
7b '-'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Noy n.

hN"ffNAffNf ~ . 'fff ffffffffffA tf'iFH 10
A. market 1898 oaiile-about 100 besyes, and
721 st0rns consisting ~ Nprlng oxen cove and
calves, hnd 2 and Year, Old.
PmcEs-Market bfef-EEtm sol ~ quality
"a "a quality bi 81 quality u,
bnHelng Cattle, S2i aHA
llides 90 cwL IhilOw o. abl,
A,uws-Wprking OEeu sSA, ~, f0aiG0.
Cove and oalyes-elT, 20, aOA8s,
1eanings-s7, 10 a 10.
IsfO years old-4iI, I6 "a,
Three Frar Old.--sfd, 90 a ~.
Sheep and lnmbsv-fiab ID market Pucas-EH
tu, 2, EtAT, hy lot sii, 2,aal.
Nwine-iiefHll % 90.
Number .tros, eafh state
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
RATuunAy nav. 0, An.

sENATE.-rReports--By M Parker, in
favor OF House bill repeating an act relating
Go the appointment Of highway surveyors APP
proved Ih4s, third reading refused. Against
The House bill repeating an act relating 10
roads, approved s47I third reading refused.
By Mr. Dewey, from committee on land tax
es. In favor 81 bill laying a tax on Essox CO.;
ordered 10 lie. by Mr. Dewey, from com
mittee on roads in favor Of House bill rolat-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
AlnNnAY ENnnin,

SENATE ngrosscd Bills-Regulatin
the salaries Of supreme aud circuit court judg-
e.; relating 10 the school law, 10 addition and
explanation Of act of lsA9 ON the same sub
ject; relating to the collection Of land taxes;
ali passed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

Of the road. Mf Hall moved il h. amended
10 as 10 take eiigln irlas the fret OF April; a.
greed 20. Mr. Hulbtl moved further a.
mendment ~ gtllhF as a prDyiso, that no
corporation shaft D. CON PEELED 30 fence their
road while the ground h frozen, adopted and
bill passed. Relating 10 fences aud fence
viewers, repeating chap 30 II. B., passed. 10
incorporate the Danyille and fassumpsic
plank road company passed
Report Of Committnos.-By committee on
Banks, in favor Of bill incorporating the
White River Bank az lioyalton; with amend
meuA Against Incorporating the White
River Valley Bank, Against Randolph Bank
Against West Randolph Bank Against
junction, Bank seyerally laid upon the "a
| Bile,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

MIcHIdAN ELRcTIoN,-Thc second Com
grcssional district of this State il still Ia doubt
We think Williams, Wing. is elected but
this Is not certain. The majority for Penn-
man, Wing in the first district, is from 1000
10 1900. ConPer, Wing, has majority of
from 400 TO lO0dqin the third. district The
present Congressional delegation Of this
State stands one Wing and two Locofocos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

TUESDAY, Nov, ~, 4. NJ.
SENATE.--Nh Royce called up the hill
To incorporate the M'ssilsquoI raitruad 70
and il was ordered TO n third reading ! ) to g.
and the engrussncnt being dispensed with, II
.fssv fsfA t4s-thiTA- demonstrations Royce
speaking in favor, Bigclow, 1'h,Nuas aud Par
kcr against, and passed = To 3.
Mr. Mclean called up the bill iEcorporat-
ing the Vermont North Eastern railroad CO.,
and It was ordered TO Sd reading Is TO q
the enRrossment was dispensed with, ana the
Jill received its third reading and passed Il
10 6.
The bill in addition TO an act incorporating
Tia NeEnnni and Canada EailTaad- cn-.-Aps
proved Oct. 81, iS45, and in addition TO an
act Incorporating the ChNmplain and Conn.
Rivers railroad approved Nov. /, 1919, was
passed ~ TO 3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

~ The Legislature adjourned at about
three o'clock on Thursday morning The
mail failed 10 bring us the Daily journal
containing the proceedings Of "Wednesday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
Store Sheep for Sale.

LNROM 500 TO 500 good STORE SHEEP, 6r
II sale by l., a j. HASTINGS.
ST, Johnsbury, Nov. o, 1850 6sawa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

lected
The Senate retired and the House rcsum-
cd the consideration of the bill. "a incorporate
the Mortified Bank. The same was discuss
cd-bv Mr. Gregory in favor uf it, passage who
attributed the report Of the committee against
the same To The hostility OF citzcuS OF Mont
pclier and vicinity against the interests Of
Northdeld The merits of the hill were dis
cussed by Mr. Benton in opposition. Pend
ing the debate the House adjourned.
SATURDAY, Nov.9, =. NJ.
SENATE.--Thc bill 20 incorporate the
Skitchawaug bank being the special order,
was taken up.
--AIs paTkaI- spaka- in iayar of the tlird read
ing Of the bill and the third reading was re-
fused IS 20 Q.
Mr. Chandler called up bill laying tax
on the County of Essex, and on his mo-
ton il was referred 10 n Select committee.
HOUSE.-Rcports of Committccs.-By
commmittee on Claims, in favor of petition
of Theron Webb for the payment ,of SIP, il
being money stolen from him aud belonging
TO the State, for which the thief was convict
cd with bill To that effect I'd reading order
Il.
ne bill in amendment Of an act incorpo-
lung de Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
;Iany, vas returned from the Senate
PROPOSITIONS of amendment; adopted.
u Sefcd biiis.-fn alteration OF chap. f07
81. lang to salaries and fees having the
~ y, iner using the pay of Assistant Judg-
81 ~, Iou .y sss'Wts one sixth each; postpon-
ticuusp bitt WIN ,.,aS ,,,,,,
cial order, was taken ~, "mcndments n En-
posed and adopted, and bill WINS ordored 10
"a re re ding Monday morning.
Inc bull Incorporating the St. Jobnsbur,,
House To- was called up and the bill PASS
by Judiciary committee in favor of bill in
addition To chap. 72, r. S., relating to unIaw-
iut interest," plaintiff may examine defendant,
anu n- aG refuse as. to a nRPesr iqddGGR6gt sAabd
Monday. BY committee on roads, in favor
of bill incorporating the Danville and Pas
sumpsic T.. Il Co. with amendments; adopt
ed and bill ordered to Sd reading -
MONDAY, Nov. II, AM.
SENATE.-Mr Bigelow called up the ELL
regulating the satHrigs OF Supreme and Sn.-
cult court judges, and spoke in favor of ID
pasSage, also Senators Robinson Dewey,
Iufts, GelbaFa and Keith; it was discussed
against its passage 10y SENATOR Seymour,
Royce, Chandler, Parker and Weston and
the bird reading was ordered yeas II, nays
10.
Mr. Thomas moved reconsideration of the
, bill Incorporating the Skitchawaugl bank in
Springfield. and il was agreed to 20 to G.
Mr. Marvin moved a reconsideration OF vote
rejecting the amer dinent proposed for the bill
so that there bc paid into the State Treasury
one half of one per eentof the capital stock,
which was carried IL to 8. The question
then REQUIRED uponsthe adoption oftbe amend
ment, and on on of Mr. Chandlcrt the sub
ject was ordered TO lie and made the special
order at p p. NJ. today.
Engrossed BIlls,--1n addition 10 chap.
X. S. relating to unlawful interest; passed
The License bin. was taken up, and further
amendments. proposed ass4 -adePted;. passed
ySS aas ne ~ III, reaairrs fences senq ~ l. ..
rected within thirty days aiter the completion
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
AN ELOPEMENT AMONG THE
.-. GREEN MOUNTAINS.

a correspondent Of the Mail writing from
Ludlow, Vermont under date of Nov. 4,
says
An elopcmcnt came or here few DAYS
since, which caused no little merriment in
this rcEiun and viii serve 10 show the true
grit of the Green Mountain girls. Mr. G..
had paid his addresses 10 a Miss d. for some
months without opposition from any quarter.
At nc uurU thr iHriy'S father fatty refused Ar
G. his house. In this state of affairs Miss ID.
resolved ON something desperate, and putting
on her Sunday toggcry went out To make
some calls, the most important Of which was
at the station house, whom she called for a
ticket to Rutland. She proceeded at once Ia
Mr. G.'s boarding house aud quietly informed
him of the state of affairs at home and that
she had come to get married and be married
she would that worry night or never. MIR G..
finding all arguments useless, "caved in" and
tie thing was did.
ANhile the marriage ceremony was being
PEI formed at Rutland, pair OF boots were
being propelled round the village with great
velocity. The fury of the lady's father was
in thos, boots lie had missed his daughter,
and was very busy trapping up his neigh
bors 20 make cnqIirics for her, with little sue
cess ill he called "a the ticket-mastcr, who
informed hin thai the ruissing one had taken
n ticket for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

. " INC m0WnINI7I7 Nv u M "NUII
in the night train. The secret was out. The
old gentleman, full Of wrath, i'm uediately put
horse power. in competition with steam, and
the morning found him in the pr,se nee of the
runaway and her husband Whcc nc was
informed of what had taken place, he thought
it of little use to show fight, and quietly took
his leave.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

ILLNoIs.--It il believed that the Whigs
have made nett gain n one member Of
Congress ia Illinois Mr. Browning, Wing.
Is reported elected in the fflh district, and
Mir Yaies, Wing, has beat Harris. Demo
- =. IL. asyenfli district On tho other
hand. Col. Bake,, Wig has lost his election
In the sixth district.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

HOUSE.-Thc bill to incorporate the
White River Bank was taken up. The en-
grossment Of the bill was dispensed with and
the same passed.
Reports of Committccs-By special COM
mittee, in favor Of bill for fixing the time Of
holding Washington aud Essex county courts,
with amendments, adopted and bill passed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
insist Of five Reader.

=, u ). hoped that Teachers and friends Of educa-
.ion, throughout the County, will cooperate with
tle ht'crHtendents In aboring "a secure the intro
dncioii Of these books into all our primary Schools
NJ proper classification OF Scholar and the iudic-
o' expenditure OF time the part OF the teacher
To Ky, '5 "a 'oN'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

HOUSE,--By committee OF Ways aud
Means, Ia accordance with resolution, bill
providing for tAN Of Is cents on the dollar
ior the supyort Of Governments ordered 10 a
sd reading the rule having been suspended,
and passed Also, . ball authorizing the
Treasurer "a borrow a sun not exceeding
$4,000 for deifaying the expenses OF Gov
ernmenr 81 reading ordered and passed. -
Also, bill approprating $4,000 for the
pnulose Of paving dcbeniures OF certain oili-
GERS, aud Tor duiraying tho e1p6HseH or rnr
General Assembly, &C.; sd reading ordered
aud passed,
Resolntion-By Mr. Hatch Of Stral'ord that
theGoyernment appoint a committee ~ three
a. take into consideration the financial affairs
Of the State, how H. expenditures can be d.
minishod and its revenue increasedi adopt
ed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

DELAwAHE.-Fullr returns of the election
in-D.lawarr- have not. bcen received The
impression, however, from what We have is,
that the locufocos have swept the entire State,
aud elected their Governor, They will also
have a majority IN the Legislature.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
Sale at Auction.

THE SUBSCRIBER
NOV offers the entire STOCK Of GOODS of
the late drm Of $. & II. Bradley, IN Wheolock,
Mt Cost for Cash.
until the 25Ih instant on which day, at 10 o'clock
4. 81, he will expose AT Anetina all such -GaaaS
may then remain on hand and from day TO day
until all are disposed of.
SEwAIr%BRADLEY..
Wheelock, Nov. Z, 1850. spaNS