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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03
hpnI2o 1896.

ECJ- Oor political friends viii notice by the
above, that Convention Is formally called in this
county Of the opponents Of Van Burcn without any
other distinction aud although called by what Is
termed the Wing committee yet warranted
IN saying. that it lie The undsguised wish Of those
who make the CALI to have 1t expressly understood,
that tho invitation IL meant to extend 10 both the
Wing and An,imasonic opponents Of the Jackson
and Van Buren, policy.
IN taking this cour4c, however, the idea is not
intended to DO conveyed that this committee mean
to dictate 10 those who call themselves hniimasons
the TO be porsucd in the important approach
ing cou,cs;, to urge them to attend this conven-
ton against their honest convictions Of duty To
forego the measure of holding separate convention
If they desire so DO. 1t Is meant expressly, that
II they have wish to meet the Wings and osss; in
forming ticket or Senators to be baoted for OF The
fall canvass they may be assured Of a correspond
ing disposition the part Of the Wings not only
to met h,m fair and honorable grounds, but that
they viii be Tesds 10 mako any res~o""eio "aori6-
o.s IN the selection of candidates which the impor-
lance Of the occasion requires. and with stendy
eye to tie public inte.est.
The time long since came when the country re-
qured that if there vas any affection remaining for
our invaluable civil aud religious institutions, that
ate rnends ought to have united IN their defence
seaiusl the bold and ruthless attacks Of It's assall
ants and it may not now be too lac, although
the enemy has already entered the citadel and IL
msking awful and alarming ha,oc--and in order
even to hope Tor L change Of fortune, every inch oil
ground has got to be disputed with zeal and Grm
ness becoming true aud valiant soldiers. The dei
Of surrendering because the enemy has little TEN
porary advantage, Is base and cowafdly. II bctray
weakness and want Of hrmnoss aud integrlt!
also, which ID extremely degrading.
We are aware that the old Jackson presses au'
the trcachofoos conductors Of the new fedged col
lar prints Will cry out coalition, amagamauon, DC
and will exert themselves to throw every obstacl
IN the say Of every effort to unite the opposition
agsins, ,Le Van Buren Dynasty, being aware tina
IN al cases where s1eh ln.on takes place it i
fatal a. death 10 them, IN tu,s state.
IIcuce. il viii be seen Of the Importance Of lay
10y aside every minor consideration, and take In
lel1 this csmgaisn Ike a band Of uuh.nching pat
Iiots and route the usuPcfs thoroughly that ,hc
vail never attempt TO n.ly again. We have onl
10 wili g, anI the work lie half donc-thcu ac,--an
the business is accomplished.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03
RUTLAND COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tho Rursnl County Wing Committee having
been requested by number Of citizens from various
parts Of The County 90 call meeting Of Delegates
from tLc several towns therein cor the purpose Of
concentrating the ftocmcn on aSrsrE SE~AToHtr
TicKrr Coz ssid county. adverse TO the Van Burcn
parry f1f nominating candidate for Congress 10
ihs District, and for other poset--hefeby give
notice. that Convention viii be- holden at WEsr-
owns llurEl "a CHs,ieiou 90 the l-,h day Of May
neat. OF 10 o'clock, \. NJ. II ia to be hoped tha,
every town 10 the county VII send two or more
5clcgaics-wilhont hil.
WV. {. kurEBoE.
OKsor CLaE6, Committee.
WA. FAY,
hpul % 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03
Co,ngr;ssiNncr,, Notice

SE1 I the Subscribers being appointed BY
w the Hon. Probate Court for the district
OF Rutland, commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all clam, and demaudS of all persons
agains; The estate Of
HENRY BALLARD,
late OF IInmouth, IN said district, deceased, rep.
resented Insolyenl, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the 2sth day Of March last, being sllowel
by SAID court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend TO the bu.
s'hess Of our said appointment at the late dwell
ling house Of the deceased, in Tinmoulh on the
Isl Mondays Of August aud September next,
from o'clock until O'Clock =. NJ. on each Of
said days.
O. NOBLE, 2c
JOHN COBB, ''""'''
Dated at Tinmouth, this 25th day Of April,
\. II. 1896 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03

tore hiu la Tesss and that be al drive She AvSio.
Americsn sctliefs ooi u thc country
btrrt- Suia 4 usa rt.r-,haf sia,rrv
We coPy from ,be Aucuean tbe snucsoi decree
u Santa Aena, relative to slavery Ia ros,s.
Ills E,eclicnry. the President or the Repohiic
commander 30 Ca,rf If The arnyef Operations ir
Ao Territory of Ic,ss. uujct iac Bale IT tbc III %
instant. fom san Alttuo &c bcSaf. hoe Issued t,iu
following Gccsrci
Whereas great nun5cr ofcalo4isis. Ia COO
uascn,iuns Of the laws aud ns,i,uious Of the Mex
lean Republic. which expressly forbid cayrry ami
the slave trade n oil It, positions aud territories
--a,shng themselves of the state 81 bondage rna-
rance aud almost dcsi,tuiion iu which slave, are
generally to be ioand in some of The states Of the
u. Siaies--lound the means If importing, ty s.a
sui by land, aud keeping IN slavery great n.Io-
bci of coiu'cd people, thus cn'hdlug that Disgrace
col sys;om upon our country Resolved,
!. The laws aud institutions ct thc Mexican
Republic on slavery and The slave trade shall, from
the day .iemain in fol- lorcc in the Whole Territory
Of Texas.
2 In compliance with said laws the persons o.
all colofed people Of both sexes. are from This mo-
ment declared free and tbs whatever may be the
nature Of the contrast which bind them to their
masters; should said contracts be- ia direct man
ner contrary 10 the existing pfohibitory Jaws
OF the Republic on slavery aud slave trade, IN
which case they shall be considered null and o.
no value.
3 Colored people who may present Themselves
10 the military governors or commanders. claImiug
the protection Of the Mexican laws, shall be- pro-
tected. allowing them their freedom, well a.
the faculty ofscttlcng in whatever section of the
Republic they choose. providing them with the
| necessary passport.
| 4. Those who shall, hereafter contravenc the
Moxicans laws on slavery aud slave trade shall in
cur the penalties prescribed IN the latter.
San Felipe 10th March, 1896.
Signed, PnRrEcro pE Co.'S
! y. S. There is reason to believe that the a
bove reported Procla malion Of Santa Anna, Is q
forgery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03

sEJa Tie Van Bufon.'cs our readers Will have
probably noticed, are making ,tlc blus,er 10 this
county, and have called meeting ": a lovely band
q patnois 10 be holden at Hsud9n Tomorrow
Al tbis meeting tUorc viii probably be wonderful
display Of Office holders Office eSpec,arts, including
satao half dozen Of lrcacberoas Anum4s1us and
Mage with iArir claims tor promised rewards Gi
ds-sr,ing. We sh1o'l really Ike 10 De preseo,
aaJ Ni,ncss ihc l,ue baud Of Van Barren and Jack
con men, Van Burcu Anlmssonr. and Van Bdrcn
Wings, oongtegaied together an1 pleading for the
rotten and obnoxious cause Of Van Borca.sm !,
tnUst esh,tn 40 aEls,u. scene. We should l.he a.
&C., q zee Athographic NicS OF lA's motley a-sem-
olsge. ho~c'er perhaps Il may be thought un.
genefous to attempt 10 nliculc these unhappy and
rcftiess politicians; and NC sc, have some CHAR
~ fof them forhosr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03
~ An RIED.

TO- Nepir-ltsr. gsh alt Mr. Josiah BsOhsllu sL 10
VI t1 kuH -anItr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03

The Florida UGr.-l, is singular that there is more
full and satisfactory information from the beiercniS in
Flor There intelligence from Gen. Scott, or
Col. Lindsey, and very little from Gen. Enstis-
The following is from the Jacksonville Courier Of Apnl
IL
Snce our last nothing OF importance has been heard
from any division oil the army BY an arrival from r.
)rane learn that on the it staut express ro.col
there, from General Eusssatug that lac was dc.litute
OF corr aud forage Tor his horses. He has obout s,y
hundred mounted meu ia Ia. d,vi.ilu. Having coru
or Jorge at on DraGe t. send HIM, they mast have
suffered exceedingly. Gen Eustis was then about Is
miles from Fort Danc aud j 10 ) days q. bchlud
Gen. Scott.
II has now been sixteen days since Gen Sc Il reached
the OulihacOoChco. Considerable au&iey is ic with
regard TO them. They cannot have met the llsui
near the old lighting sround, their guns would have
been heard There lite doabt, that Gen scott has
marched 10 Tampa Bay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03

Fjoridd Wu.-The Key West Inquirer Of iprl l5'h,
deriving his Information officially. probably from Ma.
Gen. Macomb, the commander in chief! who had touch
81 there in the cutter Jefferson, 81 few days ago
says;--
"lt is undertood that the intention d Goo. Scott i,
should the war not be before the rains commence
aud the musquito sets IN, to take possession Of
every spot that is capable nfordng nurnon TO the "a
wages, and eocualy coune them TO the evorg les end
oi the interior until tie season f'r operation
again comes round"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03
HENRY BALLARD,
o ,cH H22 ad;;o ; commi...

Dated at Iinmouth, this 25th day Of April
\. ID. 1896. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-03

MEMolR 81 GEN. HARRISON, Our readers refer
red to sketch Of the Life Of Gen. Harrison 10 this pa
per. They will perceive tina, i, is excellent com
ment the lsehood anl abuse avished upon the Gen
eral by the Van Buren, presses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02

sious. ihrt mako their vows ,c bind ihrnsclrss COW
ever 10 tbs state 81 drhcscies. The osecl - fsirs
hni ihu event h fhs. The age of . person IL rot
loHg. and The spirit being hTcsihed oct. the man
begins 10 stsic II he fret hcsis and Is ashamed ;
bui then he considers that oil that wss not ueees.
sary. and therefore be viii sba'e something more /;
snd from eoan ching 90 something, Ell last il viii
rome To- jus, nothing. and the proper oiice, Of this
is, indigestion. and hatred ofholy things. an ippu-
cent sPini, cAFlessncsr or despair. Zeal some
times csrries a nan into ienIpis,ion and he that
never ihiuks be loves God d~utifouy or scceptahly
because he is not Imprisoned for him. or undcnc. or
designed 10 maryrdom, mpy desire q ,rial that will
Undo him. IL l. like fighting r dool to show opr
,slor. Stay tii the king commands you 10 fight
and die, and then let zeal DO iis noblesi odircs.-
THUS irtegularty and mistake was too frequent IN
the primitive ch0fch. when neB aud women would
strive for death. and be ambitious To feel the hang
Iuan's sword some misosfried in the attempt, aed
became ssd examples 81 The unoqusl yoLing a
fTsii spin, with a sesions driver.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02

would ny aa5 gs some sfms and
WON Charleston il these could bc
seftstFh. | should have bui little FEAR. fsr ! know
we oetld depend % cur negroes. and there are, or
were, 80 live osk cutters. bat they we're without
arms. ssd lance told nae that Gree VA. spprchon.
sl,e thai they would return u lhe same ycfscL.-
The measure taken BY Gen. ~. seemed now n,ofe
satisfactory there sie piekcis placed over the
bridge. outside the gates. aud 1t the hu-bu, he
hss len he town only about siSiy men fr this
dn,y. A detachment, has been sont 10 guard the
Government s~iores."
ST.. AuousriNn. Dec. 90. We arc at var
with The seminoles. Much individual mischief
Will be dane-many small settle eu,s. and eli.
large and small. which are or shall be deserted.
have been and will be burnt. Young lienr,
Woodruff Of Spring Garden, wen, 90, ealtle hun
une With a negro boy, was shot from has horse
and killed bis brother Iosenh wbo had t3ken II
different course escaped. Forester aud MI the
whites immediately on pet'tag intelligence from
the negro boy wha hsd esdared. dee cfted The plan
iation. Unless lio slaves ace very faithful it Ntll
be burnt. Lancaster 0as been shot IA toe neck.
though not dangerouely-Cail IS wel'-Cnoch
with $40 mounted volunteers; BuloN, Chuch.
M'lutosl, Anderson, ond some oilers, have their
places guarded.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02
NJ " o.
IMpoRrANr rRnM MrXlcn

Psrte"tars ef t' d.fcai IF "a, 7,ria- .i,av at
TimP'eo, and as A~soruiion IF hrruiy orAi Of fs
.irmg, many Of hcm .Naaro aad onsen, n ,As
tAiioi Stats.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02

WEDSrfoar Jau. -, ! A n.
The Convention net. and after Prsyoy BY the
Chaplsin, sdJ5arned Sithout dsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02

ZE.L oTEAAUa Dor zeal must never carry os
beyosa that which ls safe. some there are, who
in their ERi attempts ADD eniI'os vPon religion,
whale ibe passsiou, that brougla them 70. &c mans,
undertake tAngs As great as iheir higbes,
thoughts no repentance IL sharp enough, DO fast
,ags ~sfi.ciiss enough, thea 'tous qulnqosiFbus
Grant = snd dseiag some deleiousness al Tie
FIRST e~0otes,. and 10 that activity II Of theif pas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02
JAMES FARRELL.

cannot write well-excuse me.
To Messrs. DUsoIs and GAHarTsoS. New-or-
leans.
We are politely furnished with the following let
'o' Hom Taapico.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

SMALL AUcTIoSs.-We receiving complaints
every day IN relation TO tine mpositions practised by
certain small auctioneers down tswn. Can any person
give the facts vouched forl Can any body shew
the interior Of their machinery? Can any body
these nusances inside Quit We informed that
each these small mposers have several stout fellows
to make bids-talk up their goods-deceve the coun-
ymen, and sometimes TO kick Them out of doors when
they resist inposIions. We want an accurate list OF
the individuals concerned-and a full development Of
the system practised.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

ENGRAVING AND THE FINE ARrs.-The following is
from the Mobile Advertiser - ~
"A chap calling himself VIM. Fairthorne, has within
few DAYS decamped from this city leaving several
persons of our acquaintance in The vocave their
running accounts with him. He passed himself of
here Engraver, and it wond not be strange if he
shsuld up for something Of that in ~ Orleans
before many DAYS He is an Englishman by BIRTH aud
huge eater by edncaion has light hair rather disposed
to curl large grey blue eyes, and tolesabIe wide
month Although he is squat figure, not likely to
improve bv age, he looks full we'll in the distance
as near at hand"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

U'The Southern Literary Messenger" for Febru-
airy has hand and careful perusal of fully
warrants saying that il ably sustans its previous
well earned reputation. 1t will doubtless soon rank
among the very first periodicals. in country and we
shall always he pleased to hear of its success.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

CoLosIzATIoN.-The Maryland Colored Colony on
the Coast OF Africa is quite civilized. II has built
Tort mounted few rusty old guns-appoinred con-
stabies-and Justices of the peace All they want now
is good hangman.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

SIGNoR VIvALLA last night at the little saucy Frank
n beat all hollow Roberts in feats of equilibrium and
plate balancing, and thus saved thousand dollars
Roberts, lire philosopher, took sling and said, l
don't care" Why cant they arrange it so behind the
curtain that Roberts shall gain the contest? Don't
humbug too muchif one day.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

u The NEw York BEE, penny paper beea.
buzzing Yesterday. II is published by KinsIey 1877
Nassau street. Is very neatly printed paper with
large wood cut on the first page and has only one fault
I'll is all head and no sting" change of weather
may fetch the latter article out
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

U'The play going public, and those who desire to
give substantial proofs of their encouragement Of
talent, reminded that tonight the benefit Of L. S.
Fav, Esq author of Norman Leslie, takes place the
Bowery Theatre. Erf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

CoUSTERMIsisG-A curious project is on foot in
New jersey to check the commercial current pressing
EDWARDS from Philadelphia t. New York II is to be
effected by the State taking back the Camden and Am
boy Charter and advancing the of travel 10 81
1t may have some effect.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

% Invalids, don't forget that DIR. BRANDRErH re-
moves to No. Spruce street, next door to the Sun or
fee. MIR. Day try box of his pills-only % cents
they may cleanse you and make you decent-who
knows?
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

A DEATH.-In Dauphn, Penn, John Funk was
killed by cutting the ice from his water wheel. His
brother Peter Funk alive and kicking in every auc
ton store here.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
NETWORK. THURSDAY, FEB. is, 1856.

u AN EXTRA, FOR SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
CALCULATIONS rW be ready in ter days. Merchants
oho 1ish to join U please send in their advertisements
possible.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

GJ@Nearly column of new advertisements came in
last evening too late for insertion. Have patience, or
send In earlier
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

W Hupers have published Japhet in search Of
his Father, complete in small volume for fifty GEMS
-cheap-eh-ap.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

u Who are the real publishers of Muria Monk 9
What still harping my daugbteri a.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

~ The tolls on the Pennsylvania Canals are esi-
mattel this year at one million of dollars-one third
arising from freight Of goods from New York. -.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

u Miss Philips is payiag the legitimate drama
70 thin houses Mobile-Celeste preceded her in the
legitimate paucmine and took the stakes.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

u Nothing but rail road charters passing in the
Southwestern States. They are paper and parch-
men' when vi. they exist drv land
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

II About 100000 passengers travelled the Liver,
pool Rail Road last year. How many on the Camden
and Amboy?
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

u Great complaints in the South Of not receiving
the New York papesr. Whip up Amos Kenlall.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

u I-not Mr.. Coddingion the post Office candidate
ofthe Abolitionistsl Can any body tell
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
I.IED

DIED
On tn 10Th ms BrI,r, wife Of Philip cor in so ycnr
her
o @ l6hns John jacob onysoa II Andrew wohrabe aged
II mJBfis ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
MARRIED.

onth. 10th as at ST. Th,ua. chur Ivy the Rv. r. l. Hawks
ID d. lie Tv n q inbe of the i'm If Miner tSImbl a All
A. igesi d tighter ~ The ! lie T,aahy X ar..
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

UPPER PoLIcE.-On Monday night, officer Morris of
the Upper Police, arrested mulat,o girl named Eliza
DAVIS allas w illiams with quantity of stolen goods
in her possession. Among them were some calicoes'
which were claimed Yesterday morning by the ON uer
from whose store they had been stolen. A piece OF
silk and fine merho shawl remain at the office air.
ing an ow ner. On her examination Sue resoutely de-
MED any knowledge of the articles in question. but as
facts were too strong TO allow Of discred she was com
united. NJ
On the same evening, horse and sleigh was stopped
under suspicious circumstances thew we're in Dos
session OF most noted thief named james Lawrence
We The officer was Putting the faded horse into the
stable, Lawrence made his escape and has NOT since
been rtaken. The horse is chestnut brown, with one
white foot and appeared have been the propsriy Of .
physician.
On Monday 18th inst. officer r. d. Tompkins, of the
Upper Police, discovered lot Of domestic csrpe,;ng
apparently stolen from some house. as il had been
partly cut and partly torn from the floor In is now
at the Upper Police awaiting an owner, where il NAV
be had by proving properly.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
Gob1nels!lud}ereN. g

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nit .esn 8iirtelu 9anton's uno s oen
,putlifum ibetbaeiHt adtut Spea an,east
.ite scbiasSs 0std a;t liz osr 2gseasamae,
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staten all,po lte ois 8,tfgibuHs oeG.!btn
in atsn3msigcn btstfHti9sn. .Tg,,5> +.
gie.ireroen. i,,smer eiuen 0crrath gsEa
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meffmnlfelt i'm Gjsfd1aft,. einsn 2b,ttbef
hf7entilbsn &unei6ar n,erhalteu.
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So. Sau p,llgten Btetnsanssn losrsaait
meroen fam. - -.
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meilttn anseren e1aees 6: 5susulis, mtF
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