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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

ArAvoGEp Printer ~ Alabama has refused 10
onbleha set Of letters because The Postmaster re-
fused 10 pay han IN specie. he would not take.
he ssys, doorecis,ed bank noies. and allow the
Postmaster TO keep the specie IN his own pocket
This. Al leas,. isa very reasonable reasoH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

An excellent story is Told Of DIR Physie OF Phii-
sde Pine a poor woman came ~ INN one gay ~
gres, deal Of trouble and complained that hst
500 h,d s~slloWed penny. Pray MADAM ss'a
the Doctor was a. counterfeit = NO. men
It Will pa" 81 course. eJoined the isee'Iou' Phy
slelsn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

The Globe 10 deceive the pubic, take ooou'
laying the bill <the Sub Treasury scheme) Oh 'he
table until next session. a. 1t 1t "onid De sAen
sn ab,,e it We left. II is dead and when resly-
ed mus, 90 through all the forms Of sn entire new
hail. All business lad on the table, diel With The
session.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

WITHOUT HoksRs. Such en- one "as
advertised 10 1890. and stated 10 have only one
y heel. The eurioas 10 mechanics were in"ied 70
see II. Many Of The members Of me society :"
.,,,Aso ,,s Wsre shos a tfh,.i barToV
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
No. 2.

A. Acr, STEERING the terms Of the county court In 'h-
county Of Grand isle
SECTION !. shrtLy enacted ~ The General
.7sstmbhy Of the State Of Fremont, Tint ia future
the terms Of the county court within and for tho
county Of Grand Isle shall be holden on tho fret
Tuesday after tho fourth Tuesday Of April. and "u
the fourth Tuesday Of September IN each mud cv-
cry year, instead Of the times now provided by
law.
SEc. 2. An complaints, informs,iops. indie
mens actions and suts and every other matter
or thing, in law or equity, now pending in, o.
all wits, warrants appeals recognizpncos. aGd os
cry other matter or thing returnobs To said cout'
in said county shall be entered. heard and detef
mined at the tunes In this act named for snd cour
in said county and oil persons md parties,
CURED by Law 10 sppcar before said court IN THO
county aforesaid, shsl appear aud have day IN lnf
same court st the next term Of siid court TO be-
holden in the same county according 10 The Prov
ions of this act.
SIC. g. The grand jury shall DO summonea
attend the county court 10 the county Of Gtsu1
Isle at the stated session thereof holden on lhs
fourth Tuesday Of September IN each year 10.
stead Of tho session holden next after the last day
OF April.
SIC 4. Thi. act shall take effect from Che
passage thereof.
lAppro'ed by the Governor, Oct. 81, 1897
c, l.. KNAPP, Secretary Of Siste.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

A nlle fellow came once to tanner with dog
skin which he desired to sell, when the tanner en-
ouired whether the skin had been taken off a fst
dog
ooh yes" exclaimed the boy, at was taken off
the latest dog you ever saw--he Was dreadful Tat
% you never do see any thing like h'tn-he was
as fat os-as ia, as Oh he was mos, tarnai'on fat y
"Bul, says the tanner Il do not like The sSin IN
L. :, 10 in the ss.~..i tuu tehueI iot
service" ho
Oh-but-wel--I don't kno" as can say "e
-. ca tbunderin fat atler ALL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

4 COMMITTEE mAs. well Zsb,' SAID one col
ored pemman' the other day to another, what
business DO you persic1te now days
ooh muffin much, cepun as | casionaliy act rs
miitee n,su down To de rsle rode.
"Oh. hush uigger. you don, say 20, when
YOU riye at such eXtlngushmeni
why, l'ye been tolierln II more or less all De
season, specially since de rae road went INTO cor
poraiion.
well. Wis, composition DO YOU &c, for your
soneces."
"Oh muffin to meni.on, ceptin, ia, | cssionslly
have de dissgrecable honor of assistin to put tie
locomotur into the establishment, which you know
nav some time or oder, esalt me TO de eH''nsuish-
ed kerpsci,er Of engineer"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

Papa said liltlc boy 10 his father the other
dav when a fellow strikes another, halnt he got
10 right to strike back !!
Certainly he has replied The falher, The laws
Of self defence sanctions it,
Wei, then, ri tell YOU what it is said the boy,
the mex, lime you box my ears. I'll hit you devil
Of poulj under The filth NIB
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

A, Aer. rslsnss 81 IA. sou. Il Eiesse5a.
s,sf0s !. II +. ssfsoy .pssfs4 " n. O.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

But these beauties, it s painful to say, are DOOM
ed to an early decay. At the period of twenty FOUR
certain want Of fullness 10 her proportions is al
ready pcrceptible; and past the age Of thirty,
the whole fabric goes seemingly into decay. As
the principal cause Of this sudden decline, some
al'ege the climate; but sscribe it more willingly
to the assiduity with which American ladies dis
charge their duties as mothers. No sooner are
they married than they begin to lead life Of com
parative seclusion; and once mothers, they are
actually buried to the world. At the period Of
ushefiDg their children into society, they appear
indeed once more respectable matrons but they
are then only the silent of the triumphs
Of their daughters. An American mother is the
nurse. tutor, friend and counsellor Of her children
Nearly the whole business Of education devOlves
upon her; and the task is, in many instances be-
.ond her ply steal ability.
Thus, II is customary with many ladies' in New
England not only TO hear their children recte the
lessons assigned them at school; but actually to
Iexpound to them, and assist them III the solution
Of arithmetcal and aIgebraic problems. There are
married ladies' who apply themselves seriously Il
the study Of mathematics and the classics, for nc
other purpose than forwarding the education o.
their children; and have known young men who
have entered college with other instruction il
ANY Of the preparatory departments, than what the!
Ireceived from their mothers. But this contnucs
duplication to the most arduOus duties, the increas
ling care and welfare Of their Children and the con
Isequent unreasonable confinement to the house an.
the nursery, undermine constitutions, already b.
nature sufficiently delicate; and it is thus, by tn
sacrifice If health and beauty, that American la
dies pay to their offspring the sacred tribute Of ma
lternal affection. No human being can ever reQuit'
1.-THE tender Care Of mother: but IT appears to M
that the Americans have in this respect, obligation
measurably greater than those Of the inhabitants 0
Iany other county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
AMERICAN LADIES.

Francis J. Grund. German, who lived some
years IN this country. and published work or
Geome,ry, has jus, gone to England, where he has
published big book, entitled 1.-THE Americans. >
Inc following is a portion Of his observations on
TIE American ladies':
The forms Of the American ladies' are generally
ssnnsu'shed by great symmetry and fineness Of
pscpost'on; but their frames and constitutions seem
ee less vigorous than those Of the ladies' Of al
- 81 any country in Europe. Their compilations,
sA'ch, to the south, inclnng towards the Spanish.
10 the north remarkably fair and blooming
40 while young by far the greater portion Of them
re decdcdly handsome. 4 marked expression Of,
esei'lgence. and certain INDISPENSABLE al, Of lam
!'os' probably the result Of the climate, lend to
n eountenances peculiar charm, in which it
ood De difficult TO form parallel in Europe. An
Anencan lady. in her teens, is. perhaps, the mos,
y.pniike creature on earth. Her limbs are ex-
eI'ey wrought, her motions are light and grace
- anu her carr'age a. once easy and dignifed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
From the New-Yo,ker.


LIFE, . Book.
VIZ COMPARE LIFE TO BOOK. You may smile
q he snc. yet life may be likeced to an intense
iaterest'Dg volume. II IS great, glorious book
sfslrange and thrilling incidents Of varied aud
sves-vsryiDg contents; Of joy and love; Of hope
81 despair; Of light and shade; Of missry-and
Ne grave closes its contents.
There golden passages in the book of life
~ these are the sunny hours Of childhood. The
0iod loves TO rove through its fowcry meads and
Lager amid its fond entertainments. Syren hope
Gags in its sunlt bowers, and all is tight and redo
lsas Of bliss. We read with breathIcss interest
vs take no heed Of time-and weep when the
chapter closes.
Next tale Of love enchants Us; and We rove
With ffenzied interest through the w;ldering bow
en- Of affection. What bope-what lovc-what
~ desires! Yet its gloomy finale shows us that,
''Ts bu, /. false, bswiide,ns ere;
Tor oipn Loves insdious dart
Feeds the fond souI With desire,
Bot wounds the hesr.'
Nov We tvrn to the more sober expectations of
friendship. Tho ardent fame Of love has been
qusnched by the danps of disappointment; and the
niiena hopes o. friendship absorb all interest.
but We read ON. find too that the reality
skr, very far, below fanc,ed standard; that i,
stoO often but phantom, which fits away like
the baseless fabric Of vsion:"
a souud that follows wealth and fame,
Bui leaves the soul to we~p.'
Thea wc open upon a new page, and here is
manhoods busy story. And for a while we are
wholly lost in cares, the business and the tur-
s'ss Of life. But the page soon tires. 1t is
soooaonOus tale; and again We turn to the
MI Ne cannot review the book in order let Us turn
= The closing chapter.
And there what sad collection Of incidents
neet the eye! Sickness-,nisery-a coi1in-a
sindins sheet! The deep tones of the dea,h-beIl
Ming heavily on the ear. sound solemn ..rIN1s''
-sDd the lids are closed forever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
s11BoTBD 1oBr1x.


Ffom The Saturday Courier.
neither t. her Son Before Battle.
Go forth, my SOS! thy fA,hsr's blood
Il sounding fast through every vein
A. high and when he stood
o. Bunkes's height and CamIen's plain.
No civil bsoi demands Thy ARM
No (sIso ambition fres thee now
Bsa patio, feelings, psse and vain
A. ever hush'd Sparsn's brow:
Go forth, my soG no bsAzen shield
u bss'd before thy manly breast;
Bot weapons ssseh n freemen WELD
A dsunsIess heart, and lofty crest:
An arm Of strength, beneath whose might
Ths crissing slaves Of despots fall
4 soul that scosns the thought Of fight,
s And deadly -poms the ,yrao,'s shrall.
Go Essh, my son! thy fathers sword
Would leap indignant, from its sheath,
To zee thse cover before a horde
Oftisei"s slaves who look death
A. something worse than despo's chains!
Who know no Law bit syran,'s will
No fseeme"'s blood within their veins
Their very soul subdued and st.li.
Go forth, my son. and II lhy fall
Sho"Id be amongst the foremost slain,
As rushing to their coun,Iy's call,
They pour their l,fe's blood On the plain,
Amid the din aud strife Of
the lannon's peal and sulphur smoke
The shout, the groan, the bayoners jar,
The musket's fash and sabIe's stroke
will not weep! " in thy death
My couuuy's foes have met their doom;
For earliest flowers Of Spring shall wreath
The paniots chsplet o'er thy tomb:
a natiOW's tears bedew s!e turf
That blooms in vesdure thy gave
A. bending DER departed worth,
she deeply nouns 'hee-truly brave: J. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

Fso~ The Republican BA.oes. (Madso., la.)
Gen. Jackson appears unwilling to rest in bic
refinement He has published card IL one Of the
Nashville Paperss coatradicsing in his usual dis
courteous manner, that part Of the testimoay Of
Judge White before the Committeo Of 1avestiea-
ton last WINTER which relates his overturss to
the Judge, to run on tho ticket with Mr.. Van Bu.
rem as candidate for tho Vice Presidency. He
offers no evidence but his simple assertion, to dis.
prove what was stated BY Judge White under tho
solemn sanction of IN oath. He promises, - sooa
As he can see the report in full Of Tho Judges sessi-
mony, to demolsh him in toto. Tho Louisville
Journal remarks that it - rather curious that he
should have heard nothing of this change which has
now 80 quickly stirred up his bile, until, ~ be re-
marks IN his card, it pointed out him By ono
of his fnends. since his return to the hesmiiaee-
1t is evident from this, that his keepers It Wash.
ington kept this from his knowledge, lest il should
cause some furious explosion of rage which would
make his weakness and imbecility more public and
|dlsgracefui. Now that he has returned 10 psivaeo
life, when his hasterers will find il no longer their
interest to deceive and msslead him, he w,ll hear
many things Of which he has boon kept il ienoe.
lance, BY those who surrounded him at Washington.
and who pandercd to his passions while they min
istered to their own interests by keeping from his
knowledge every thing which could obstruct their
designs, or shake his confidence in Them
When he no longer views the measures Of his
administration through tho medium Of partialitv
for his parasites, Of hatred to his political oppo.
nents, he will regard their tendency with assonsh.
ment aud regret, and the Consciousness that he
cannot restrain the motion ofthe bail which he see
in motion, and the recollection Of his being the
willing instrument of the artful and designing, will
add a keener pang, TO the repentance, which wall
embttcr his last days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

FORCE OF RrDrCULE-No dirk has been seen in
the Ohio Legislature since member appeared there
with wooden stuck in his bosom, and long
corn Geo handle attached to il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

add a keencr pang, TO the repentance, which will
embittcr his last days.
MEXICO.-The Globe says:--
1--WE have had a few moments converse.
ton with Lieutenant TArNALL, Of the navy.
who conveyed Santa Anna to Mexico. and
learn from him that the reported cold receD-
tion given to Santa Anna was altogether a
He was welcomed with
great enthusiasm by the great body Of his
countrymen. Lieutenant Tatnall remained
"a week with Santa Anna after he landed:
during which time, the news O: his return had
reached the capital, and many other impor.
tant points, from all Of which, letters giving
account Of demonstrations Of great low for
the deliverance of Santa Anna, were receiv-
ed by him.
Lieutenant Tatnall believes the invasion
Of Texas will not be repeated. The militia.
ry preparations of Bustamente are consider.
ed by intelligent persons as intended to main-
tain his authority at home, agains: the popu-
larity Of Santa Anna with the people.-TCin.
Wing.
JUSTICE SroRr.-The London Legal Ex-
aminer says" Professor Story has long
been known to the Jurists of everv ceuntrv
in Europe as one Of the few great master.
Of the science ofJurisprudence the world AZ
present possesses, and one who has been
mainly instrumental in pushing forward
those legal reforms, which have Of late ycars
done honor to the U. s.
The New York Star makes the following
difference between men in days of yore and
lmodern wights:
\ MEN IN oLDEN TrxEs.-Atheneus aavs
I"that Mile, his competitor, taking bull three
years old upon his sholders. carriasl him
three times round the standium, Knocked him
down with one blow Of his fist, and eat him
up the same day.
| A MAN IN NoDRN TrMEs.-An animal that
goes in when it rains!
I EXTRAORDINARY CALr.-Mr. S. Smith an
enterprising breeder of blooded cattle in this
county, has sold to Mr.. MAsuxe Srrrn. .
short horned bull calf, IL months old, weigh.
ing one thousand and forty five pounds! This
OF his age ever raised in this county. Its
beauty Of proportion is not to be exceeded
LEX. Int.
| Stephen Merritt, alias Wright. and Randall r..
wing, Tree persons Of colOE last week Of the
present term Of the superior Court Il St. Angus.
tine, indicted BY the Grand Jury for treason seceee
the United States, in supplying tho Seminole In
dams with provisions and ammunition. Tbev
were arragned and plead not guilty. and their trial
was fixed for the present term Of the court.
Cochran's rife has been employ ed in battle, and
pronounced by Captain Gordon, Of the u. Staeee
dragons, who used it in IN action WITH the aem;
no'es Oh lake Monroe, - the best killing m,ehine
exfan:. lite power to resist dampaess, O. ioiurv
of ito charge when loaded, gives, BE ssys, decidsd
superiority over all others.
The trial Of Rashbum Of N. T. Cor extensive fo,-
gerry has closed. The jury could NOT ~. =. !.
verdict. nine fos acquits0g, AMI thsee fog eo.viee
ing. nsw trial will consequently take Place.
The legislature Of Mains has Posed % Get. NV
ing bounty oftwo dollars To every eujeivatoe =
the soil who viii raise twenty bushs a wheat, ssd
SIX cents esch for every busbel over thissv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

The carriage Of Louis Philippe j. now lined in
nd out with sheet IRON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
Nathan DOOIistlc's Estate.

STATE n Ic'mont l/p'iE H"n. tho rroloi Cunn
D'sfrtrf q RWiand," - for the III trict of Ruusni
10 ht heir' of Nathan Doolttlc Li oC i,ouiLoig y,
t1'a dif6cL Gtffatd, tRrErING
Uhu'as, NtruAS l.. b0nrtrTtE administrator Il
W" estate of the fa Nathan Dooue hhth rcpr.,.u.L
10 ih conrl that the p'rs"na eae Of tho said d,cersed
Is insufficient 10 pay he debt ~ the sum 81 10 Luudttd
lor" md bath applied ir licor,e 90 sc oil ihc ,,s
enN 81 Sid deceased together with the rnvrrsion Of tho
willow dover 10 pay the sre'hd sum and the cosis Of
settling SAID estate
JhsrtfDrs. You nre hereby rot fed 10 appear before
he Probate curt ~ session thereof To- he bold, 1t
Inc probate otre Ia Rutland on the fi, ~ ,nd.y pf
MAY next ana show good cause 81 the contrary o. eiyo
bonds .Hd court shall drcr, Tor the nyren, II SAIL
debt. -o,herwite the s,id administrator viii then be H.
cer'ci md authorized to So MI e the real oatc IL .eJ
'ecc"sel, together with the tovcrtion uf the widow,
dover, 90 pay TIE Riorc'si aid oil legal cotl, srI
carcos;nnd TINT the pGbioaon Of copy 81 THE order
ihrco weeks ncccivcy. 10 10 RutlnnI Icrs H. printed
Al Rutland ~ ioon as may be- ih- he Sufficient notice
10 s concerned.
Given under ny hand AMI the zeal u raid probate
Us ro"r, 1T Rutland. this 18Th day Of Msrch, A.
-. 1881.
IT. y. 7OWSLEE, R,ei,fs,.
true copy Il rcnrd.
~ II n TOUfLEE. Rfgistr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

J. Kew Orleans 18Th cit Mr. Henry Bart son u Mf Ct.
Buu 81 The village
b. Gnftun 4,iu ut Mr. William Palmer. %.
30 oturo, Ma. Cipl Jo.'Ph Wymsn eyed 75-s rev
pen he guara afouad hs house Of AiI udrr
i3hi teiai. his stce utlon, aHd AZ tue railuws.
h. Baton, Mrs LiHfa iarwei oi " iuus,t -, aF'd %
Ia harJlchead. Macs s4tsaas fcb b. fsfs sglfe1y.
Of spsia- f-c,ous. Ion Nm. Rec ofuefy sp'e.sntlie
COngfsts.
g. l,no, Rev Dr.. pon d,s,iag ui.A.d Bpst eior-
pfn eyed 80. We ao Or IS pisi} 81 ne
Church agd s.cseec.5 het Dr. GU shp ttsf pstpr
81 yea. The pastoral ucs h.fsote d. ed by ths
~ ycafs
o. lisihfaI ch uit IN 0' b'ing khsd the
DAY pc Yiuus b., q iJfte Af Iataut fuiEam, ~.
H. Dfacul Mac ~. Ola Ma ii.Aii-ti. a., WI" o. Nf
iehfy Kcbafdson L-l sg'd 10, 'fefly Vi ArwaHe, VI
g. kcAmoa5 I'd nsi sery sadd.biy hf step'sa Maale',
aged - yssfs lac s.ing h's char slsfa herd elr
i.sf sbtu Re tell sd ssPfsd isstasi!. 1tUy SID
ID tie ni,isl - lie IeaiA.'
L. GnH'iiis Asa seymour, Esq Rev. soidisf, 70
g. Elascasd. haiue, tha-Iutls. dssgtcr 81 b@rl
flo b. % -ehe iusi her say siofn % tie Bigh
81 ne zist sh whiis fctafsag from BsgaeOss ana pr
isseo beiois Fls iSsua
10 hiedlsso~n. tgh cit Mo fhssbeit, vne q hiehsfe
Hstiias. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
The Militia Memorial,

Those of readers who feel any interest in sustaining
some system Of National defence in widely extensive and
extending country, and who prefer National Militia
standing Armies viii be pleased notice the efforts
making to revise and improve military ays,cr The
taken by the officers this Brigade memoriaznr
the Legislature, will be noticed In this paper the right
way the work OF reformation and If followed
by the other Ergldcs throughout the State is believed
that something fTtctu1l will ultimately be contaminated
tam nm cicont military system, for that is already se ed By
the Constitution. 1t is only, what constitutes an .eor,
military force contemplated by tia, sacred ns,rumcnt -
We bu, believe that those who opposed tha,
bane Of RePublicsargc standing armes-vill Of course
array themselves the side Of the advocates of w, o.
gained efficient Militia system That country requires
something efficient Of the hind present question:
ble With well organized militia bu, few standing rcgu.
lar troops, as heretofore will be rocrrs,ry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
Josiah PearsOn's Estate.

Sa'e n Iomon, I'D T. RrnysEFHrp. tb.t
DHriei y RUlgnG - - 1T atpoeini Probate Court,
Golden ~ kuapd within aai Tor sad dr. nj on The Nm
lay u MHTch, 4 y. 1891,
lrc'en', IN H.9IL Jugg,.
An 1''rrncn' pnrporiirs 20 be 'h1 last wii and r..
isnirE IT fHt fesuOu late 81 Cbitienien ia ID de-.
irrt, dcet hr'ps pres'ld 10 the c"uri boie Is Jsf
ms" lesr,oB and Hiram Bsirl, to executions therein
named lur probate '--
OrfsSed hy 'rid cour that ~ er'cus eonrarned erc
90 hf u7h'1 10 appear al .essipn 81 sad CONT a. 10
h"drp Dt Ne" probate office ~ Kpisnd ibe Gt Mon
iav 81 'isy nest Show csutc il say iiey mby Ia
assi ~ th' prod H'c 81 sal vl--fn Vii % pupts So -.
iufihfr "i!rrrd ta ~ ~ TIE record oi III, ur.r
p" ro'is' % ihre" ws'n 'uccs'sivelr IN The Rutsbi
itcrsl 2, Ir'r'el - Rutland, soon a nay b.
true copy 81 feeoti.
- A"e'', II b. TOgsLEE. R,giasr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

H0rntlc Consequences cf iHiemPronce On Sun.
Jay evening Go lush .5borcr end he wife. who io-
soe "a 7lsi street, got themselves so drunk. thar
whilst they were sitting by The fire, the woman lei!
her child about four months Old fan from her Il,
into tho fire. and neither sle her husband were
s5le to eX'rcete u ur'.l u too lsie. The NJ
ouz'ng screams Of The iilile unfortunate caused a
loc2ef IN the boose 90 I'm INTO The room, who be-
held lie brss'y father Of the poor child endsayor-
ing 10 raise it from the flames, bot So completely
PROSTATE vss be with liquor. that tie child was
literally 'ossed alive before he ,cc eedcd in taking
% ifon the fre.-.N. y J9ucrai Of Cgmn,ree.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
Mr.. Van Buren, and Slavery.

In sllndng 10 tie question: of sascy in the Pnosdcnr'
Inaugural De says"l must 90 intn the p-ctcntli cha
Tie naeuJle and upcornpfrm'sas opP1re1l ~ croy
temp, tho p,r Congress t. abolish s1Ycy tic Dis
tfc, n Coumg1 against ihe vsies # the slave holding
siatesi and also 40 desrnHaioa equal, Jordod to
Fia Tic slightest iiereooce with tte States ehere
csi,,s' IL row COL, remains to sai that o.
bill conflicting with ,aese 'c"s my coGsl
tutonsi sanction"
tero . poser Tor the 'uaa.aehay" editors Of tie
Mdjebcfy Frce Pres, The N,nh Slr and ne ~, Aiau,
J"urns each Of oaa 'ss sea tide advocates II Mr
Van Bsfeus election, ard o. sbo'liaHism.
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