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:fNGrLAR FATALrrY-A letter from e.,
, I, Tenn dated July 10th saws 80. IN 7
W. Iienley's family several miles ahove r.,
latln' there has been an awful f;.tal;tvNe;"h,
a . In as many days-six being last week
n young child WIS taken Yesterday go;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05
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or junction on Monday TIC Jl'i jay. "'
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ui President.
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,:e t!,.,h!:. # III, s.ork'...i -rs wrryrree.i !.
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rc;r,cl Mcs.r.. .crh SAWYER. Il. i. Che
new. ,yo,:a S,;cknev, William Thomas, an.
4. G.. Ch..lw;yk. committee to nom;nr;c Z:
Board O., Directors for The year en-: uin.w HE,
committee. after retiring for the purposc
made . rer9rt.
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ST.. F.en,. v, re appointed committee t,
canvass, the votes. TIE. committee ha,in. a,
tended to In, duty reportcd the whole nuHl
bcr Of votes Given to he 1891: necessary 10
: choice 2lGs. ant! tie to!lowin. persons hay
iur each received. 1873 votes were declare
elected
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For the Calcdonian.

IoT tllc NdIcuollIull.
MESsES. EDITOHs:
You will confer favor bv inserting the
following resolutions in TIE CALEDoNIAH.
They were passed at the close Of course of
lectures given to the ladies' of Pcacham bv
Mrs. johnson, from New York. The attcn-
dance was large, and the lectures highly sat
istartory.
Wh.reos. We believe that thorough knowl-
edge OF the laws Of health. as DEVELOPED in
the sciences Of anatomy and histology. is
ndispcn>blv necessary to the right prciorm-
anc" of wonanS dntic>-thcrctorc
Hc>o'c"', That having attended course.
OF lectures on these subjects BY Mrs VI. 4.
w johnson, We appreciate them As highly
instructive and entertaining. and sincerely
hop" that We may make such an a,pica,ion
ct The important principles TO which we have
listened. As 10 rrovlofe the health and harpi
ness of ourselves and others.
H,>"}r,i. That The above preamble and
resolution he forwarded 10 The county panor,
.or ;,ubi alton.
Pcachan., VI, july %, 1874.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

50 The Louisville journal saws that mar.
''es are actually engaged in that State. drum.
o''hs " recru.tS 10 ,'t exrc.!tion 10 Cha
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

THE GREyTOWN OUTRAGE.
We copy below from a correspondent OF
the New York Daily Times, clear and can
did statement of the facts in regard to the
burning of Greytown by the sloop-of-war
Cvanc, acting under orders from the govern
mcnt of the Critcd States. 1t is fitting that
an administration which darcs not demand a
redress of real injuries from nations having
even the scmblancc Of strength, should show
such readiness to avcngc fancied wrong
1t is the masnanimty Of a coward, and the
courage of a bully to pass by the insults OF a
First Glass Power, and burn dcfcncclcSs
town, leaving the women and children to
starvc in the Wilderness.
:" 1t appears that some two months SINCE or
thcrcaboutS, one Captain smith, an Amcrl-
can, who commanded one of the small steam
ers ON the San Juan River, engaged in con-
ycvinc passengers to and trom Grcytown aud
the Lake. had difficulty with a native of the
country, and deliberately shot hlm dead
with rifle from the guards of his boat
Smith then sought refuge in the American
steamer anchored off Grcytown, where he
was pursued by the police OF the town. with
an order from the Mayor for his arrest. Major
Borland the accredited Minister from the
| United States to that country, was on hoard
the steamer, having engaged his passage for
New York and with rifle in hand. forbid the
I 81. Il,
peril of their lives In this he PLAYED the
part OF a bully and bracrart. instead of high
official tunctionarv. and rendered himself As
Liable to arrest for thus ol>tructing the exc
cution of the law As the hum'lc>t citizen or
subject. Smith had clearly violated the law
o: the Land by taking the lie of a fellow be-
me- and the constituted authorities of the
place had a perfect ri.h; to arrest him. and
try him for the offence hv their laws: and all
that Minister Borland could be expected to
Ito in the premises was to appear before the
tribunal 10 see that Smith had fair and I'M
partial trial. Had H.. done this. he would
have ionr his duty. and thus >u!scrvcd, in
stead Of ihwartcd. the ends Of Justice.
Arro-a.n. to himself the rich, to adiudce
The cast. and setting at defiance the laws of
the country. Minister Borlanl wei. on shore
At ;rr,;,wu. and. 4. u;nht have been OK
,rrtc1. h. was are tcd and held in du"lncr
tor "h"Ic nlHhf. Hv threats and o'hrr
''''"''>, ~ va ''..'',s ''''">," t''' ~
20, ,;r,1 +, W,,h;,,,,,on ,,I r',J,. ~,,.c.
r,rrt O. III" affair. which il is fair 10 presume
was an :" n,fc one. TO the Government. I'll"
n ne, NM We near i Tue "l>Ia''l''h.; '' IN,
war G., .r. with orI..r. - I,m,,I ~, ,..,rn.
y, and heavy indemnify from, the authorities
ct Grcytown. and upon their refusal to com
it"''" lombard a'' burn the town Ih"-
we "i'"'' can '' >"''''"''' W III It" "'r'''
r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

HE DEorGHT.-Thc drought has been
severe in our section: also north If nc ~ ,,,o
Line The grass remaining uncut has been
dried on dry soils; the pastures, upon the
hills Drowned, and oats and potatoes more or
less injured. The hay crop, in this vicinity
Is, on the whole, as good as it was the las.
year. Some cut more and otbers ;oss. IT,.
the quality is a great deal better than it has
been tor four years past. Ofpotatoes, oflate
the best crops have been those of drv seasons
1t may be SO this. A good rain within f.u
days would do vast deal of good to the
crop, though some fields may be rast mend.
ing Wednesday morning we had a fine
shower purifying the air. and giving to veg
citation more cheerful aspect
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
Il II 8 [ S a G.,

Wy virtue Of two deeds Of ir,isi executed 10
ID me. by Addison Fisher, the Est dated 10th
October lS55 aud The 2nd dated 9Th October
1883, bola Of record in the iilistines Cont ot
the town Vi Siaunon, T will. for the puipos $
SIT forth in said de, DIS, offer for sale al public
auction, OH Saturday he 10Th dry Of Deceubel
next, i'll the losn e Stauatoh, The follow its
Properly consghed in said deeds. viz
TWO LOTS, III The tcwr Of
Siau Ion, a''joinln. c. Grove AMI each OF them
siUhrins on the Paikerstnig read, ieliy.six f ii
anil running back TO p too, alley that aljoins
HE Rev. I. i. Gaslrmau's lot, icing the same
Lots which said FI.heg olained from CARRIER $
liarman III an sxch lilge made between Them On
the October. 1853.
Also. coasisiIng III Taft Of Personal broroity
J. Coli Watth u rianiIty Of Household and
Knt$ II Fhrlii'nle, Cabinel.liake,s tools
Gfindslont, | valuable hon Farming Lathe,
Wool Thinning Lathe aud qnaHlit, ot Cherry,
Popular Walnut ph,K,. Cherry, scanting and
hah1guany vsneeiiis2.
Terms OF SILE-Eor The Lots So much in
hand ds Will pay COSTS Of sale, and the uaa.ice
4 credit OF one, two, llliee AMI four years " i'll
be given. tie FUR, haser executing onds bear
i"g interest irom date, with. approved person.; !
security.
p, o5nal property will be sold for cash
WM. n. HARTMAN, Trustee.
SiauutUn nov H. lS5f.-ufs.
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=. VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.
WILL soon be ready the new and compl
w A1lC,I,IiNA Al q U I,,I,rlNtS nr H., u,

WILL soon be ready, the new and complete
. Ky STATISTICAL GAZETTE Of the Com.
..nonwealth, in one, large volume, illustrated
with Portraits aud EngraSings, it will contain
full and comprehensive review Of tie History,
progress, present codiou, Commercially Rail
road, and industrial resources OF the State, al.
so, Historical and Statistical Sketches of all the
Cities and Towns with important Topographic
cal information from recent original sources,
together with The results Of The last Census
population, in most cases TO 1854, with new
and beautiful Colored Map of The State
alone the price OF the whole wotk-it will ex.
hibit the Resources and Manufacturing .4dcQ,
tages Of Yirginia's Fourishng Cities and
Towns, ,andywll Graw the attention OF Capital
lists and Manufacturers from distant. localities
thereto, as a most profitable place for invest
ment. The Author having incurred very Eea5y
expenses upon this Work he confidently 40.
reals tolhe liberal Public, and believes that no
Work has vel been issued, considering the
character and extent Of its material, more useful
TO every class of citizens, more valua 5le for a
library and a, such vety low ptiae---only 50,
including large new and handsome CoLoREp
County Mar Of The State. One copy without
the Map So Please send your order, aud the
amount, post psid, % Richmond, Va, and the
Work will be sept without the least delay to
all paris of the United States, free OF oil char
yes. A Il orders received within so days will
geta Copy oi1he first Edition.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
THE CONNECTION EMPORIUM
Antoine, MeMOnc & Co,

"A R E now receiving their Fall supply OF
"A Confec,ionaries, Toys, Fancy Articles and
every article in their line OF businets. By the
first OF November they will have moved INTO their
large and handsome room, one door west OF their
present Stand, where they " ill open the largest
"sssd" d g FIas @ sisa s wss cd fsn
New York and PhIadeIp hia, &hefe. lie tnt-
chased large quantity Of goods a, reduced pii,
ces for cash and he:ee Fill be prepared 10 sell
low 70. The cash They have rFads heavy
oailay in fitting up a room. Such as the grow
ing wants OF the place calls for, and hope iha,
i'll their efdeavors TO excel in their line, they
will be SUSTAINED by the public All they ask
is fair trial, and i they d moi Please item, ii
will not be for want Of desire. They keep con-
stanlly and make 10 order CARDy al Slg 80 pei
100 lbs and CAKES, all descriptions Parties
supplied al The shortest notice.
Slauuion, oct so, 1851
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Tho Markets,
R,cnmoN1, Nov; I, 1857

We have the pleasure 10 assure 5our< readers
nj ano,h,r advance in -four. = 49, -
We quote to day 50 5oae 7sfor 5uperfne.-
These prices may be overreached however and
from presen, appearances we consider decline
in -four very doubtful for some time TO come.-.--
Com e5a00c Wheat $i.6Oai.85. Rye Sl00
Meal e0a9oe Guano $50 SO. GROUND plaster
$500. Rock do SIS 50. Salt in small lois 81 .es
III depo, here we to-day sold Maj Walker,
Hope Mills, Superfne a, 1915 and Finley S
Globe Mills at SO rs and a few bbIs Palt'ler's
Extra Family a, 3l2.75 very suteiior article.
BRo'vN s. SHOOK, Commissiqn Mef.,
s,auniun, Better y Co, reports Flour Super
Gne 1926. Wheat 81 4oal.5o. Rye Is.
In Richmond, Beet cattle s2.5oa4 gross, $5as
net. Hogs So Mutton $250a5.00. Lambs
$2a&2
r In Baltimore, Flour, S8. 25a8 SO.
s. In New York, Flour has declined % cts. sell.
ling a So 75a9.3i.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
HATS, CAPS AND FURs,
FOR FALL, 1854.

WHE attention, Of purchasers 81, HATS aud
i, CAPS is particularly invited TO- The Stock,
now in store Al 81 Main street, Richmond, II
consists in part of:
Negro Wool Hats, very. low priced; !.
Fine, Soft and Still Wool Hats, ot all quail
ties; -, .-, +; =.
Low priced Soft Fur Hats, Black, Brswn and
Drab; s.
Fine soft Fur Hats, all shapes and colors :.
Low priced Mole.Skin and fashionable fsr
Hdts; ,.4=ru* >. sl.ss ~ i+f", - - N
Medium priced DO, also, medium priced Fur
The finest and mos, fashionable Mole Skins
The finest Fur and Csssmeses, new styles
Boys' Hats CT Wool, Fur Cashmere, Mels-
Child,ens' plain and fancy syl. Hate. al
Gonilemens', Boys and .Childrers' Caps, Of
Cloth, Plush, Embroidered Cloth, Velvet, &c !;
LADIES' and Misses Fancy Fu!s, vic,orincs,
Tippets. Maffetee4 Mgfs. Betthas, Boas and
Cuffs. al kids Fitcs, Stpas Martin. Lynx,
Chjachilla,s Siberian Squirrel, &c., &c, al Of
which will De sold at low prices.
Richmond. Sept. Is, lss1~iy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

"AKES this method Of soliciting the .as,sa.
u tion Of his friends and the Public, tof tho
uppe! county 70 lis extensive assortment Of
Homemade Carriages and Harness, consisting
in part or
French Coaches, Six Seat Charriot,ees, Claf-
ance Coaches, Outside Seat Coaches, Five Seat
Rockaways, -Four seat Rockaways, Light Char
riottees, Two Horse Barouches, Two Seat Ro,k.
aways, Top Buggies, Slide Seat top Buggies,
Bug9ies without lops-a variety OF styles msa-
uiacurad on, Of Jtle Bes, Materials, aud BY ex
perieneed woskrieu. The qualify OF my work,
feel satisfied, is no. surpassed by any that can
ba procured elsew here. And Shile II 10 NOT of
the heavy order, yet i, possesses the qualities
which will prove j, TO be durable. AID | feel
confident il will stand the Mountain Roads, and
give satisfaction 10 all who may favor me with
their patronage. Being more largely engaged
in the manufacturing Of Carriages, than any
other House in the Slate. pledge myself 10 use
every effort. not only to supply the Public With
a serviceabe, aud hapdsome article, but also, at
prices as low as gooI articles can be procured
elsewhere.
Every description Of Carriages, built 10 oder,
and particular attention will bs paid 10 having
everything executed according to the taste Of
the customer.
Sept 25 lS54-2mo
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
Trustees Sale bfLand

ENT KUAI, NV EMbEN 10, 1oo4'
10Y viuue of deed Of ,rus, executed 10 me
- by VIM. S. Murray, for the tepef;, Of Ben.
jamin Crawford, >anJ by order Of the creditor, /
viii sell at public auction, upon the premises.
For Cash, the tract Of land therein mentioned.
viz A trac, conaiug IS ACRES, about u
miles from Staiipton, near the old Jennings
Gap road, adjoining WIN. w. Dorsghe and
others.
c-rPcrsons desiring to purchase will find the
in possession Of WIN. S. Murray, who
resides OH The Premises.
J. B BALDWIN,
oct. l6. lS54.--tds Trustee.
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From The Norfolk Daily Argus.

A Great Virginia Work.--Mr. Taylor, agen,
for MIR: Edwards, is HOW in our city ior The
purpoSs Of getting subscribers for Gazetteer OF
Virginia. 1t will be quite'a large work, and
We doubt mol, a very useful one. II will he in
terspersed with the advertisements oil Melcll-
ants, Manufacturers, etc. MIR. T.. has given
eviderce in publishing other works, of his fit
ness for the task he has itdetiak Ing, and we
wish him great success.
A LIBERAL Commission will be given to Agents.
Responsible persons, well recommended can ap-
ply as above and subsclip ioa list will be for
walded them, Some OF The agents n5'v eth.
ployed making from SIS TO $40 per day.
November 10, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
From the Alexandria GAZETTE.

Gazetteer of Virginia. We have seen notices
The most flalerine from adjacent section Of our
State, in reference 10 this great enterprise nam
being prepared for the press, by Richard
Edwards, Esq, gentleman, we should Judge
from the high Testimonials which he bears,
well qualified for the task Work of this kind
viii be- very valuable as Book oil reference. as
a guide To the Emigrant, and as grand
achievement Of the nnexampled natural advan-
taees, OF wh'rl We fre Blessed, asa State
Weeordialiy recommend il, a more useful Book
could not be bought for either the desk or the
able
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
STUCK OF sl5o,Oo0 OF
DRY GOODS,
A t c ost for C. as h

INTENDING to remove in few weeks 10
II oar ew Ware. house, now nearly compile
itd aid 10 make at that time some important
changes in the character of our business, We have
determined fiom aud after he 10th il St, to Of
Ter onr entire stock oil Goods at
PRIME COST FOR CASH
or for ind ,uhled negotiable paper, al short date,
with interest added. The " hole stock is fresh
and desirable, in perfect order, considerable
POI ton being III arrival packages, and purchased
under the most favorable circumstances, either
i this connlrs, OF in Europe.
The entire Stock of every description, will be
offered for limited period al private sale, by
the piece or package, and be c.t SGD at Auction,
without reserve, within the he2i sixty day s.
A rare opportunity presents itself to cash pur-
ehasers, which they vii! doubtless appreciate.
0o'ers from cur Goanity friends shall hare a
PROM 81 ard personal attention
KENT, PAINE & KENT,
iticmond, nov. Is. 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Just Received at the,.
Newt wn Pu is.p.

rT Fl T. subscriber is now opening fresh LOT
L of Goods for the present Season, consisting
in part of: Dress Silks, silk plaid, all wool plaid,
de lame, cashmere, merinoes. ginghams, and
prints Of all Kinds, coIors and prices Red white,
green, blue, and yellow flannel canton flannel,
striped shifting, brown and black muslin, irish
linen, plaid cam bric swiss muslin, dotted swiss,
french collars, chemi1etts, silk, linen, gingham.
and cotton hdkf's trimmings, ribbons, gloves
and hosiries ETC., etc. Shoes, boots, hats and
caps, hardware: qneensware, glass, and pretty
clocks, CLOCKS, Tubs, buckets, brooms, etc. Gro
ceries of all kinds too numerous to menion-
He offers his sincere hanks to his friends and the
public for their generous patronage and hopes
still TO merit it..
MATTHIAS SCMITH.
Sfannion nav e. 1854 IL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.

II ~. FAUST have just opened their Fall
- and Winier supply of Boots, Shoes. Hats,
Caps, etc., u an e13minaiicn Of wEicli they
invite their friends and Customers and the public
generally. feeling confident that they can please
the taste OF the most iastidious. lu style and
prices they cannot be beat, as has been known
heretofore. They call a,len,ion particularly TO
their own manufacture of all kinds Of Gentle
men and Ladies' Ware, comprising evety article
in their line of business, aud @sifarted to Be
Of good ,ihsli,y.
tsflats can be Bought OF them from so cents
and upwards, and Caps from l2A cents TO the
finest all new fashion, Also Trunks, Umbrel.
las, etc. They respectfully request a. potion q
public patronage. pedgine ,hei!Selses to do
their bes, 10 merit it.
Stauuton oct o. 1851
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
TIME AND TIDE " xt4 foA m. 4 Al,

I'M Is AND TIDE w AIT Fun NJ
IN mons affairs there n q eide"
80 truly sings the poet :,
NIT how cad men on its food ride
II they've no ",ime" 10 show i,
The sooner then it's understood
The ,ime.t;ds ebbs aud flows.
Tie su,nsr yuu can take the hood
And on it's tide rspose.
|! time and tile i'll wait fog none,
Their movements keeping ch'Ms,
Without watch you're lett aloE.
Yes, oil alone 10 time.
With time. piece Of well-tested tins
No flooi-.ide will be Loaf,
II late the fisher casts his line
On ebb-,ide luck he's tossed
The sailor. too, who heaves the lead
And keeping watch BY guess
Will lose his reckoning, kept ~ head
And raise rebel mess. .,.
A soldier, should your calling Be,
You'll want your time KEEP. true
You will mark time, then, to a T,
If taught by Bartholomew, ..,...,l
Let lovers, too, in Guessing mood,
Once miss the wedding hotir.
No tide, 10 them, its future Hood
Would yield its nup'ial power.
The merchant and the farmer too,
The mechanic aud the baker,
What, in a word, would all men do
Without good matchmaker
Love chains too, not giIled letters,
IT would be had to find :hsir betters,
Breast-pins Of pearl and geld ] bend
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
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