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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

THE WEArnEE.-such charming winter
weather as we have had this season is most
certainly worthy of newspaper notice; vet
we hardly dare to whisper word respecting
it lest old boreas, ont Of mere jealousy. should
set up hnwiing in our ears. The days tor
week or more have been warm and spring-like,
the nights without frost until Thursday morn
ing last. when there was slight white frost
Farmers in our ncighborhood have improved
the season of fine weather by blowing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

BUTTER. Some choice lots of butter were
sold IN boston the past week. by dealers in
our nei9hborhoo'l, at 80 cents per pound
We do not understand that very LARGE lots
were disposed of at this rate. We are clad
to hear of the good luck of our friends. but
pity the people compelled to buy at this rate
unless their pockets are deeper than those of
people generally. Abbott Lawrence NAV
hold up few years under such prices, pro-
vided his ministership to the Court of st.
James did not encroach upon his fortune
The most recent rise in butter is said to have
been occasoned by shipments, by way of
speculation we take it, to Australia.
The price of butter is so high that MANY
non-producerS in the country, and the poor
of cities, will hardly be able to indulge in its
use. 1t well for humanity's sake that it is
not the ''statf of life" People can live and
grow fat" upon bread and moasses, if not so
fat as Jack Falsatr by laughing, enough so
to he comfortable
?. S. We imagine that those cows that
dried up so Suddenly or wouldn't give down"
to fulfill butter contracts at a shilling mound
will come to their milk" without great de-
lay. Such COWS must be too cunnino and
shrewd to remain idle when butter sells for
80 cents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
MlLLARU FILLMORE
A>HINGToN. December Is. 1852
FIRE IN MONTPELIER.

Last Saturday night, about ten o'clock. our
'i''zrnS were alarmed by he cry of fire. 1t
proved to be in the Barn of Mr. George Ben
nett an enterprl>ng mechanic living near
the Brick Church, opposite to the dwelling
Of Hon. 5. ). Prentiss. The barn. wooIshed
and house We're all adioining-the two for.
"''T were entirely consumed. and the house
nearly destroyed. There were two families
residing IN the house. Most of the furniture
was carmel out, but some of it was damaoed
ana many things lost There was an in>ur-
ahce OF SijG, On tie house. furniture and
clothing. in favor q Mr. Bennett. still abov.
his Hiss loss is quite severe, and he is iIIv
able to bear it. Peter Dumas also sustained
a considerable loss ia has household furniture
ana Provlslons-say sl0o,no insurance. This
IRE Is supposed to have been the work of an
''cendIary f7'is'ior Repository.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

NboI-lhrre has been an active demand the
past week, and an Improvement in prices has been
, realized, as per GYos.,iiuIs;
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET-Dec. S.
At market 1904 catte-about 1900 becves and 2a4
stores CONSISTING Of working oxen. coxs and calves
and and 5 wears old
PEICEs-M arket-Extra beef SCI; Lar quality s:
81 quality 5!a5;: 81 quality 4a4.; o.-iinarr 81.
Hides s. cwt. Tallow 'a': Psits fScasl.
Veal Cnlves-S4i Sac.
Calfskins. 1oc perth.
Stores-Working nAcn-STT, s.. alOs.
Cows and calve>.-Sl1 Is 37 Two wears old
7!al5- iearlings-Si!. 5s7. Three Year. Old
81. 81. 2ja40.
Sheep and lamhs-3ls9 at market. Frisss-Ex
ira 81. I, SAT-. BY lot, /: i, l:,'oi.
Swiue-SG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

WEBSTER AND HAYNES SPEECHES.
Redding & Co.. of Brston, have Just Issued a
neat edition of Webstcr's great Speech. to-
gcther with the Speech of Gen. Hayne This
is a timely publication, and we hope that it
will he circulated as widely as there are read
ers in New England. We would especially
commend these speeches to our young men.
The doctrines discussed in them are as impor-
tant now as they were in 1S3O,-whilr as
models of eloqnenee and power they have
never been surpassed. "a pages; price %
CGRt2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
VI I sic.

YUNTiE undersigned viii r.,.. il,>'l,cl"n In vnc.l
i AMI instrumental muse. n >--.''l,r.>i NV "a
adjoining towns dur'. The l'">rlt " N.Y.. Pr,
uar attention VIII ic gwen !" Ils' = iir ur-'. -
cultivate The voice. Private cl>,'> q! rcr-,' %.
>trurtion on Reasonable ters,s. Thee 'lr>',u- d.;
rcrving instruction VII f'ea>c cal Iu~.:'.. To-
,r,s.nt aauth-rc>idcmcc AZ Mr. II. Martini -. Il''>
bury Plain. CHARLES AAElfN-
Der IS5o -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

CHRISTMAS CLOSE AT Tf.ND.-The pic
torial Brother .Jonatllan,a mammoth sheet If
spirited cngravings for Christmas and New
Years. has been sent to us by the publisher
Mr. B. ii. Day, As Beekman street, New
York. Among the largest of the series Of
pictures. the "Christmas Turkey" bv Marie
son, is very appropriate and elegant one
Hut we have no room for particuars-sufiicc
it to say the Jonathan this wear is a pictorial
paper of uncommon neatncss and beauty
I The pnce is II cents per copy, or 10 for one
dollar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
|lratb5.

In Lowell. NJ Aug :. widow Hannah Blossom
aged "a wears and months.
In Lyndon. Nov. L.. of ling fever. widow Alice
Potter. formerly wife of Alvin Goodell of Wafer
ford. aged ~ wears and 10 months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
Milliner & Dressmaker.

f. STIMSON respectfully informs the Ia
L - dies of ~. Johnshurv and vicinity ,hai ~
will take in work al Mr. /. Hamil,on's. or Wall u
them 4; their houses, Work done NJ short notice
III the latest stvl-. with moderate charges.
Room. at Mr. lialniltnn's in Mr. Harvey Si>hv'
House.
Dec. 8. 1852. Soltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
N e w S Item S.

G a Bank has been organized under tho
general banking law of Vermont. at Castle
ton, with capital of $4,000. The officers
are As follows Hon. VIM c. kittredge,
President, and S d. Root. Cashier.
ca Mr. Ira Case. late of Fast Windsor
Theological Seminary, was ordained TO the
Gospel ministry and installed Pastor of the
West Congregational church In Orf0rd. v.
H.. Nov. Both
DEATH OF RooTH-The great. though
eccentric tragrdian- .Iunius Hrutus Booth
died on board steamer. on the way from
New Orleans to Cinninnati, but few DAYS
since
/ 81 \ curious strike" has taken place in
Cleveland. The LAWYERS Of that CITY have
several per cent. The people have therefore
determined to discontinue going TO law, and
III the end the lawyers may find ii a yer,
trc-Nc strike.
! e:F- \ bear HINT was recently had on Rip
ton mountains. one 81 the results af which
was the death of Mr. Charles Adams. resi-
dent OF Ripton. who. while under the imtln-
cncc Of rum. sn handled his gun, that he re-
rcivcd the entire charge in his right side
Just ahov" The hip bone. and it came out in
tn" left shonllcr killing him Instantly
FATAL RESULT OF FnILY.-An interest
ing lille girl of ten wears of age. in Nashua
was 50 badly frightened recently bv man
disguised in mask at window she wa,
passing. that an affection of the brain cn>urd
of which She afterwards died.
s7r Tn" Cincinnati Times chronicles the
marriage in that city of Mr. Samuel Parker
seventy wears of are 10 his sixth WIFI. Since
hi> first wife he has ALWAYS married a widow
and has never remained a widnwcr longer
than SIN months 4; any one time.
e. The Rochester Advertiser rivc- an ac.
count of -arr between a flnck of wild gees,
and % 'omotirc on the tea and Schenec
aiv Railroad. dav or two since TIL. geese
. ''uistan"rd" the steam horse" the race he
inr between Fonda and Little Falls. the
gorso rainiE. two miles in that distance
, The geese must have been coin" at the rate
of sixty or seventy miles an hour
AN"rutE SCIENTIFIC W">rrE, IMPORTANT
To- pN >rrrrI, >-nr. ! : IIoucl.,ql'. Pcp>in. The
trur pir'>''v" Fui. ar Castro luicc prepared from
Ernnrr. t''Ir: somarh 81; the. On after direction.
of Baron li"hi-. The great Physiological Chemist hy
I :. IlnuGll'"n. ~ H.. Philadelphia. This is truly
y wonderful! remedy for indigestion. dyspepsia
launlicr. liver complaint, constipation AMI debility
curing after natures nAu agent the tia.'riI Juice
ramrnl"'>. c"ntasuC >c!ru;,ric evidence Of lis va
Ne. furnished iv agents gratis. See notice among
the medical advertisements.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
THE CAL ID e N | A n.

and asccrtaincd that all was safe. He had
returned to his house, which adjoins the e>-
tablishment and was just about going 10 bed,
when he saw the light of the fire, aid imme-
diatply Gave the alarm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

G. The English word station is very cor
rectly now used instead of the French word
dep', by Mr. Swami, President of the. Ohio
and Baltimore Railroad, in his official COM
munica'ion. 1t will, it is said, be generally
adopted in rairoa! Language" in this coun.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
FOR SALE.

4 0NE ..orv pWTl1ING Ho1>r. v.t T. -
N 81 f..r crnvrri"ncr ard y i'll >',s = ,:'i =, !
incs: and lnT nf LAND. n,-..uri''- ;'i,rr,' 10y
81 acres. Sail hr''i.nc> ar lands .:1;s:,'s
Walden. on III. Hrzrr read. al,out ,i:': :: n e
north III tie south u.Tc-i1- h,Usc
The situation j. desirable - fr Mocha .
who would Exc a small farm F., I;,rr n :l> ..,, j.,
IN Holm iiul'in. H..
Al >..ih ~ ',r.
Dec ., lsaa. >.-a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

EXPORT OF SPECIE The amount of spc-
Gle exported from New York last week was
SIR h,mdrcd honsand doNnr<. and the whole
amount sent to Europe from the same port
during the last twelve months is hronfv-tor
millions to"r hundrcd houand doNa-s. But
for the accidental receipt of gold in large a
mounts we reckon there would be no slirht
''pressure" in the monetary affairs of the
country. As it is we have the ordinary sup
ply of paper in circulation, but certainly no
excess of specie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

Our ncichbor, Mr. Gage, is doing good
look well, and he will satisfy all of his custo-
merS. He has fine room for his purpose
over f.. Hall & Cos Store.
CAtrIoH-Two boys have come to their
death at Randolph Center daring the past
summer and fall hv accidental blows from
ball clubs in the hands of their plavmates.
e. The Rev. James Gallaher, who apen:
some time in this vicinity two years ago, has
been elected Chaplain uf the House Of Rep
rcscntativos.
TIE New LIoroE Law We have pass
ed over several laws Of the last Legislature IN
order to give the Liquor Law an earl y puhli-
cation 1t will be found upon our first page.
! TIE ScoTCH vs.. TIE SUFFOLK Pics
We q. e the printcr.) killed pig last week
which wcigrd, when dressed. beside /" or | ,
lbs loose fat 80 lbs. The PIC was j months
old 1t was not of the Suffolk breed, but
as we had it o.: good honest Srotchman We
call il the Scotch breed We have not beat
en- Mr. Packarl's Suffolk. which weighed 800
lE> at months, but think our PIC did So well
that ii deserves to co upon the records; Vet
aludc to it mainly 10 encourage people who
keep. as we do. hut one cow. 10 raise their
own pork The ri4 cost us. exclusive of sour
milk. : -; or less than 4 cents 4 pound; and
had corn been worth but the usual price, the
cost would have been nearly , cent less per
pound. People who keep cows can make
pork for cents or less; and drnizcns OF our
villages with a solitary cow nrrl not pa,
higher price: i. : they "an make il TOR this
and have beside. as compensation for trouh-
lie Of feeding, nice heap Of manure for the
garden.
DIVIDEND. The Directors of the ra>snmp-
sic Railroad have ordered a scmi-annual li,i-
Gcnd Of S2per share tohollers of stock Deem
Der 20. The dividend is PAYABLE the lst lav
of January next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
Extension of the Passumpsic Railroad.

The question of extending the Pa>sumpSlc
Railroad from this place to Derby Line has
hoen agi,atcd atrc>h within the few past weeks
until finally, the Board of Directors have
acted upon it in a somewhat formal manner.
1t has been resolved. conlitionally. to go a
head" as Mr. Webster said to John TAYLOR
The conditions are given below.
The people of Stan>tcad have already ra;>-
ed and ready to transfer to the extension fund
1000 and interest upon it for few years
it being the amount paid by them to the road
from Montreal out to the Line, and forfeited
by reason of change in the location of the
Road There will be then some over 5000.
600 to be raised along the line of the route t,
fulfil the condition. The whole cost of tn,
meeting of the Board in boston last week il
was
Voted. as the sense of this Board, that if
a cash subscription of S6oo.o00 can he oh
,,;,.d - ,bc s,o \ of n. Connection, 4 Pas
snmns;. r;,.rs p,;Iro,1 70 : ;s.xnoa;,.n,
70 M, tho vloI. lime rrd.r ,on.r..+ fro, :.
I,brshrr,. 70 D.r,, limo -, p,r,on. pro
yilcd, that the work shall not be commenced
ill rho r;.Lt of u,v ho soc,rod
That measures he taken to secure s3oo
ooo of ,b. ,Ior. IN ,ho Country tho h,,,rco
rec.ss,r, r. comr,.,c ,he ro,1 .lsewhcr.~
TIL. joI.a,t;on ,r..ont from, H.. Hor.},
passed a resolution APPROVING Of the above
:,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
PASSI MPSIC BANK.

TIME Stockholders 81 the pa'sumi~ic Eark 49,
i hereby u"-iiri, Thar he anra.i iu,-..l =. ;..r
riGct!,u Of Directors. vii ic held a. s:le I,a,i -.
Huus". Tue ',av. th- ll,h iav 81 -E5.luar, nr>'
at one o'clock L ".
r.C, REMINGTON, C.~l,-sr.
81 lol.I.suurs, Dec. I. Ia. -u:..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
JOHN BROOKS ESTATE.

T!lE subscribers having tccn ;ig~.u,", ~ ="
/ Hon rroi'air Cuuri fnr he l'i>'rr' = 'a'rlo-
MIA Commissioners l. receive. cN:,;,'. .'.i :, -:
all claims and demands ~. li,r-,.l- l..,l,~- .
tt;r q" .l"hn lrrck a;,' a.: fari,' m ..iI ~. =
deceased. represented ll~"ycut. s,.a ~. r,.3, -
months iron the = ,iay @, l,rcc'n!'- - d,
cd bv sail Court To- he ere itor> q" 3 4'-ea-,- g
exhibit ami prove their r-Tr-'iv" c'a''''> ''- IL
DO give n"tirc thai WI a;',,ii - &c a. -
II our appointment p. TIE y,.l., h';-,' ~,
Pi,H5e HN,ck in harl.-- ia >,ii l'l>-.ic'. a'2 =,
lst Tnc>lav OF 1anu-rv. ard t'r IL l..-ans .:
Nav. 1855 n l O'Clock afternoon. each II ,,,.l
lays,
WALTER HARVEY. c,-,,-r,;s.;,,..-,
AARON WESSON. I
Barnet. Dec. :. A. II. l>I2. saovS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
Light! Light!

VUNHIS certifies that We have seen. examined arc
Il using. abe Guinons Improved Non Exploding
Camphene Lamp patented January 9th, ls5,sld
are fully satisfied that il valuable improve
ment and will be found far preferable /" any other
Lamp in use. We believe for safety il il perfectly
reliable and therefore deem il richly deserving the
attention of all such have occasion I" use Lamps
oi any kind,
CHAMBERLIN, kElES & co. ST. John>hurr,
+. {, CHAPLIN. Do
Gru. \, MERRILL, TO
FRANK II. PECkER, do
T. PRESCOTT. do
J. G. BINGHAM de-
+. JENETT & co. do
ROLESS DEMING do
GEORGE DOWNING. d.
BENJAMIN gibson do
o. John &. Crosinan, st. Johnsburv. Is agent
for the saleof the :,bovs Lamps s0lw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

IRISH Butter. We have heretofore al.
luded to the experiment of importing butter
from Ireland. One cargo has arrived at n.
York, which cost, delivered there. 81 cents A
pound. The best butter to be found in any
country is made in some sections of Ireland
ARRIVAL OF THE CHERoKEE.-Ner Dr.
trans, dec 6-fhe Cherokee arrived today
from Havana. She reports that she was well
received at that place, communicated with
the shore aud landed her passengers as usual.
The Captain of the port intimarad that all
the difficulty with the Crescent CITY was now
settled The Havana papers, it is said, exult
over the fact, and pretend to consider it :.
great triumph over the Yankees.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11

TlBERATION...Th; > NAV ccrt'i, That h.
"a thi> day gwen my son ir'hc,aG> Dr,fw1l l-
time dprlii the remainder Il In y r'.r'
shall rlailn j h'> ,-arrii,i> r,rr - ,s .-~
81 his contracting after liz '"',
AGJlIllAl-S DROWN
Witrr>s- S,NrFI - GRAY.
Whc-lock N,.y. 20 49, sfarS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
Old Axes Repaired

n. ia hc r""d a. now
They are CONSTANTLY manufacturing fuiciI'r
kn-s, vi all descriptions; >uperr ANES. !ir"~'i
Axes, AIze> Ihi>si> Sh;.-e> nj al ki'l,,, ham!
Axes, and III fine. sri RIMS :: f't-T L. \,
Tools sold hy them
HiRfifTFt- Pu PROVE "o''l.
Orders are solicited from nil IN NAN
81 EnlCh \ OWN.
81 .Tohn-hrr,v Dec. s i>f9 A"2z2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
RICHARD MORGAN,S ESTATE

THE Subscribers farirc i.rH alee.,i:-. .'. -.
i Hon. Pruha,e c"u'f. f,r rl,r d'>-lcr - i--,>
commissioners ~ reeve, examine anG :,''u>- q q
CLAIMS and demands 81 ail Irr-''> 81.
tate oi Rich Morgan AZ 81 ta,.as IN ,a;i -,
deceased. Represented l.>o,V-.,r anal 49, L.. ia
>iN nn"rrl;> from tic o3d GAY -, pc.oh~~ 4 l. Is,
being allowed hv aid court :" tic cgr,l.,,,.- 81. -;
l-cca>c. :" ext lit .na prov. car.r I,-r.a..-.,-
claims before u--no .iyc li',t &c TIA; :'-.,
10 the .lutic. ol our al1,,urnr,it =; rlr ,rc. =
house OF Hiram L. Cooper. IN t.'';a,:. i. ~a'i -
trict on the 2lih -, ., ~ r. - :li.. cc -
DAY Of April Isaa q: IL l',ori. i,rc:.'"p. .0 c,.a
oi SAID days.
WILLIAM Trash. ,-,-,.....,-...,,
HENf.l NftHhl : ''''' >,''''
Canaan Nov. -. 4. H.. lS52 >fanS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
cARpETINGS!
2(WO YARDS i''' received
ALSO
500 lbs. Feathers;

\ lot of IIair lI,lss and fo,to,i Mattresses,
for sale cheap. Railroad -rco- hv
Butler Il GO.
-. .Iohnshurv. Dec. 5 lS52 80,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
DRESS GOODS,
West India Goods & Groceries,
Crc ckery 4 Glass Ware, Hard
ware, Nails. Glass, Flour, &c.

lh, a''or" ;,'n' ''''"1~ via l" -.a i,y Ia" h''.-.
hun !r"i ~ IN al iuaf;j'.' - ~; TIN i'urlla-,
tt" >r'r-cri-~- iv SAL th,.r 'r~i- ir cash -.,.i
save ane half rcjr ,'ii,>. aIa our cu-,1l,r> -...l
have the benefit 81 II.
People having business al lie car MI d. =. = -
call and examine stock ana ir.re> ,i,,r
- happy 10 >io~ our -a'>. whether ij,y lrl,>-
or not
~ ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY FRO
duce wanted IN eSrhanG', Tor 'ro'i>-
200 bushels white beans wanted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
EDGE TOOLS,

VVNITE 'lhscIih.r- would ann"1,'c, :" u" l'i'r'
i That they have ron-,S,rFd The i!lsllI'H' re
az EDGE TOOf,Nat ~. ,;rlo>hurv, VI IL.
DICK. Village and would hf;ral tarln"r> al
Mcchal,ir- aml all those IN tan' VI th"rl TN fl"
.I....r -, t,c IN, -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-11
Daguereotype Likenesses.

Our ncighbor, Mr. Gage, is doing a good
business in taking likenosses. His pictures
look well, and he will satisfy all of his custo-
mers. He has fine room for his purpose
over f.. Hall & Cos Store.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
DIED.

AT Harmar Washington county, Ohio, on the
22d ult., Mrs. AMANDA HoLLIsTER, consort of
Whiting B. Hollister, of that town, aged 90 years.
If any person at the close of life could look
back with perfect satisfaction upon every act of
theirs during their sojourn on earth, that person
we think was Amanda Hollster. In all the re-
lations of life, whether as daughter wife, mother,
OF friend, her amiable disposition shone forth with
peculiar lustre and procured for her the love and
esteem of all her acquainances. For several years
past she had been in very poor state of health
Her sufferings have been long and severe, but
they are now ended, and we have every reason to
hope that glorious Immortality awaits her in the
realms above. A. d.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

IRISH ExlLEs.-On Thursday last, large
depu,alion of Irish citizens from Baltimore
ana Boston, proceeded to Washington and
waited on the Presiden, with memorials nu.
merously signed, asking his kindly offices
in behalf Of the Irish exiles, O'BRIEN,
MEAGHER, MITCHELL, and their associates
in exile. The President in reference 10
their memorials. remarked, by saving that
"Frankness, however, compels me 10 say
that the request which it contains, cannot
be made The ground Of any official proceed
ings; yet, any personal good Offices in aid
Of your wishes, so far as may be compatible
with duty and obligation. will be most cheer.
fully rendered"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
SHERILF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of f.fa ct. lev. ia. to me
directed by the court of common pleas of Meigs
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
the courthouse in Pomeroy, on the first day Of
the next term of said court, between the hours
oy law sne Ien
of Bal Davis land, in fraction No "a town 4,
and range twelve, Ohio company's purchase; and
running from thence north rods; thence west2i
rods to Bial Davis land; thence following Davis
land north to the north line Of said fraction;
thence east on said fraction line 59t rods; thence
south 1856 4-10 rods, or to corner in the south
line of said fraction; thence west Sc $40 rods to
the place of beginning. Levied on as the proper
ty of John A. Smith at the suit Of the Auditor
and Treasurer of Meigs county. Appraised at
$467. S. BRADBURY, sMc.
FEBRUARY g. 1Rh2-wh 81 nn
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

THE DESTITUTE Ex1LEs.-We extract
the following from The New York Journal
of Commerce:
We visited, day or TWO ago. the wife OF
Polish officer, who Tough. under Kossulh,
but now occupies the garrct of small house
in a cerioin central part of the city, with
four children. One chair and box con.
sIiule the furniture Of her apartment
All the properly brought over with her, has
been parted with, in order TO procure food
Even part Of the children's clothing and
the few articles of bedding, with the excep-
ton of two sheets and coverld, are in The
possession Of the pawnbrokers. The hus.
band is well educated man, but the wife
says canno, procure work, and "Poles can.
not beg" The wife lady, both in ap.
pearance and by birth. She is i'll at pre-
sent. Cases such as these should moi be
Jeff unrelieved.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

A LIBE BEoUEsT-Dr Thomas Hart,
ford, man Of considerable wealth, formerly
OF Canton, Ohio, but for some years past a
citizen of Pittsburgh, Pa, died recently, and
provided in his will, ,ha, his Executor shall
leave his properly in Ohio until the decease
of his wife, and within TWO years thereafter
10 sell the same, and the avals thereofto be
used for the benefit of The poor of the town
Of Canton, in tn. way most likelyto do the
most good" The Doctor owned large
lrac, Of valuable land in the vicinityor Cam
ton, and it is though, that If judiciousIy dis.
posed Of, len thousand dollars might be real
ized from il.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
SHERIFP,S SALE.

BY virtue Of awrit Of alias vend. ex. to me di-
reeted by the court of common pleas of Meigs
county l win offer for sale at the door Of the
courthouse in Pomeroy, on the first day Of the
next term of said court, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following real estate, to-wit:
The westerly half Of Lot No 113 in the town oil
Pomeroy. Levied on as the property Of James
Murphy at the suit Of Charles A. Kirby for the
use Of Matthias Sanders. Appraised at $780,
S. BRADBURY,'s NC.
February 3, lS52--w5 ~ ~, 81 SO