The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

NcTtl>cu TWO Ut tlItc "tthS SiHCS ""S f''SN-
poncd. +
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
We publish list of the Justices of the
Peace elected last week in the towns from
which we have obtained them
". .ioLosb,ug.-A>a l.. French David
Goodall. Charles Blinn, David Chapman,
Jerry Dirkrrman {. j. Wright Moses Kit
trcdge Emerson Hall. Joseph Idle, l.. {. Por
ter
Dt~riH.. - SamI B. Mattocks. Moody NJ
Bovnton, David T. Batrhcldrr. .Iuikns Ran
dali. VIM r. Palmer. Theron Howard. Chas
:. Dana. Andrew Mcmillan, SAM p Choate.
David Brown.
P,m-Lam.- David W. Choate, Geo Dana.
VIM Narnum. Il. T. Jones. Asa Sargent. O.
rim Martin. Charles 7. Blake.
.Sm'"n.-T haIdcus Curtis, Horace Binn-
ham, John {. TibbetS. Daniel e., Shaw. WIN.
Hutchinson. George Mason. j. Richardson.
H"L,f.- Alpha Wch>tcr,Marcu~ O. Fisher,
James Atkins. Roswell Farr. John Clark.
Leonard Orrutt, Liberty Hooker
Hw qr',.-,John Mcclure, James r. Park.
Harry Moore. Al-x'r Holmes Jane. Dickcv.
John Bi@c"w, Thomas Nelson. .Ir.
Iio|.".-Ep hraim Foster. Daniel Woos-
ter, Nathl Perkins, VIM. G. Montgomery.
Ehrnrzcr L. Chamherlin.
Nr"rl.-I Henry Dolloii. l.. NJ. Sleeper.
John y. Abbott. Nathaniel Bruce. Ra<<on
>;odlarl.
Eor H,rn-lI. Il. Root. X. Hudson. II.
W. Hrdcn, \ W. Hudson. j. Luml.
H"rl.-l~a burlington. Philip smith. 4.
:. Hrnnr't.D,nirl Brrkwith Daniel :. Town
send. Joel Trull. ir., john $. j. Bcmi>.
Fer III, Cui,dorj.il,
ME Epl1"E A friend handel me the
other day"Thc Providence Gazette and Coun-
nv Journal" dated June -. l7>7, in which
find the following advertisement for the
sale of lands iv jonathan Arnold one of the
first settlers OF this town: W
=. .I"hn>!rrv. sept. l.. l>j:
NEW LANDS.
Inferior to none in quality and climate. for
those who prefer 4 competency. with Health
and Safety. 70 LUXURY with intirmtv and
DANCER: on the most generous terms, and
Tor which pay NAV he made in Cattle, many
KIND" ct country Ir"dnrr, and IN l.ahour
The Lands d" on or near the pleasant and
h-athtul rI'"r l'a>>ump>ick in the County of
Orange. state OF Vermont
Particulars NAV be known hv arplvinc 10
u, 49, '""''>'"'H Il" "''
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d.: wv. ',r-'''' VII" ''ha"'n'r,
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Titles to every lot Will hc had from or;r
nal grantees. JONATHAN ARNOLD.
ONE see and You Will undoubtedly be
pro,;,or.o Fab q, ,.o
NV f''f-N ~ or LIE fEoPl.E-
,,
IN hrh'n'NE The canvass G"rs on hravc'y
Tom Marshall" the most eloquent orator in
the southwest. and who stunned the State
for Cen Cas-. :, 1913 :. ,,,1,. ,.lI..;..-
III '''' NUS paris "' inc ''tte Tor scott
and Graham
The Covimg,on (kv) Journal of the oI.t
nj, c;r..s =, ,c,.,u,. -
=, ~, INV .''''s VI
:. r., W. ''''' wy VII '"' pre-
''"'''- "''" says
'"r'h" 'he evening John + FI>ke, Esq.
introduced to the Club SIX gentlemen of the
"'''" i'''' parry, WI" declared their intrn-
'''" ~ '''' ''' '''h' SCOT. Inc announce
'''' Va c.''" i.'''i''' was re'eiveh with raPfur-
o''s MANIFESTATIONS ol APPROPRIATION: and when
a. ., '''' '"' ,'">, "'''"''' 'Ir'r nearly
'"r''> were gwen LOT SCOT ana ''raham-
FROM ON" the news is of the most cheer
inc character \ large Mass Convention
.,.,,,c,, ''''''
Tho Tu;,n, o, ''''''
''"''' u SATURDAY contains the fol-
lowing
T North Benton, Mahoninc Co. Ohio. .iup.as.
Pray never again put down Ohio as one
OF the doubtful States. Indiana and NIichi-
gan may be doubtful, hut Ohio is for Scott
Every body was dissatisfied when TAYLOR was
nominated. and many abandoned MS: every
body Is satisfied with SCOTS nomination. and
those who left Us on Taylor are coming back
by hundreds. could give names ifI chose.
Many who voted for Cas- will now vote for
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