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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
STALE OF VERMONT, ! RE i, remems-

STALE OF VERMONT, DE il remenb-
District of Rutland S. ID cred that at a
special Probate Court held at Rutland within and
for said District, the 9TH day Of FEB, A. ID.
lS40.
Present Hon. VIM, Hall, Judge.
Stephen Srafford ADM nistrator OF the estate
of Joseph Bull late 81 Danby in said district de-
ceased, proposing 10 render an account of his I'D .
min istration.
II is ordered that said Account be examined in
Court on the LIST Monday of AIrl 1ekt and that
the publication Of copy Of this order three weeks
successfully, in the Rutland Herald, printed at
Rutland soon may be, shall be suih lent
notice TO all concerned to appear # they see cause
and object thereto 80
HENRY HALL. Register.
STATE OF VEhMONT, DE IT reme nhered
District of Rutland IS. ID that nj special
probate court held at Ru,lanI within and for d
district on the 2lst day of Feb. A. ID. 1oi0,
Present Hon. VIM Hall Judge.
All"n Andrus administrator OF the estate OF Is
rael Soy.es late Of Wallingford in said district de-
ceased, propos ng 10 sender an account Of his ad-
ministf alton,
oos,. si,o I'm day of March next and that
publication Of this order three weeks successfully
IN the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland as
soon as may be, shall tie sufficient notice to all
concerned to appear if they see::csuse and oeject
thereto. so
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

Periious Voyogc.-A traveller recently I'M
dertook to cross the Ohio al Wheeling in a
skifi, but finding the curren, too strong, the
fcrryman put back and leaped ashore. The
traveller had valse containing $4,000 in
gold, which he attempted to throw ashore, but
it struck the bank and sunk in fifty feet wa
tor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

= sir.ia,ed 20 increase this patron
s,itmi,ed extent. by creating horde !
| ACES. 10 be appointed by NE presi'
IA subject 90 lie removed oy nun az
,,erehv placing under has control the
1 .,,,.,l treasure, by the management
a. currency Of the country VIII be
4, continual arrangement,
,,,Jr,6. That we believe the neht s"P
b,e ACQUISITION Of power IN the hahus
4 = ,n,g,s,ra,c. will be the establish
n government, bank, based on ",e
| II lie country and made su0lee' 70
,c control. ,. .a..,od
f.,oI,,S Tina, when all this is erected
4 w,ll he too late To reirace our steps,
..,,s ~ aespo,ism will not only nave
4 .,sct hu, we shall find ourselves "riih-
Saiu their strong folds anu '''e'' VIZ may
m "we were 0acS rec. 20, -
Ia, ,,Jr,d That the efforts OF Mar'ln an
q =, rrrt,nsciously persevered IN TO es-
49, snb treasury scheme, contrary 70
[ a,oo of the people and all former adj
4 .,,,ons. afford positive proof OF corrup-
4 ambitious design sgalns, the liberties
4 ..,stry. and render him wholly unwoT-
esoddcncc Of the people.
p.,lr,S. That 10 preserve our free IN
=, At the next presidential election the
.ta,ion mus, be changed.
xg,,SreS. Thai IN the signs OF the times
cove, most cheering prospects; we be-
honest men are again In fashion; that
u,nry Harrison. son of one of the dis
,b,d sicners of the declaration of indie
nee. and nurtured in the school Of JEFF
WIDER the blessing and guidance of a
p,oy,5ence. will be raised up as a second
,n,,on. 10 rescue our lNer'ies from the
N eorrup, men. and TO perpe,uaie our
1 "A Invaluable, civil and domestic ins,i-
j.. ~.
p,,olr,d. Tina, the exclusion from their
Of five members Of Congress rom the
4 Of New Jersey, dolly commissioned as
4 vas gross outrage upon the consiitu-
4 nd laws of the land; which could not
a heen pepeirated without the votes OF
,omhors from Vermont, John Smith and
Fletcher.
Il R,,olr,d. That. as freemen, we most
NV pro,es, against the high-handed eff
Of this administration to cede from the
4 : Of the United States its public lands 10
= a,es in which they are located, without
and valid consideration, 10 be justly dis
he'd among oil the States and that con
nation Of sUcha cession, as our opponents
Ind for, would be a gross violation OF the
niuiion and public faith.
Resolred,-That we believe no mar
\, TO receive more than one election TO the
l. Of president OF the United States, anc
We highly approve of the decision made
zen. Harrison, that in no event will he bt
ndldaIe for second election.
be Convention was addressed on the mat
pi the resolutions by Hon. Zimri Howe
Eras,us Higley, Almon Allen, Orsol
kke, ESQ. A. G. Dana, Chester Spencer
and Mr.. Hitchcock.
D. motion Of Mr.. Howe, the following per
were added to the county committee
be Lefingwell, Isaac Norton and Alanso
tn. 1t was Resolred, that when this meet
adjourn II adjourn TO such time and plac
pie County Committee shall direct.
ter resolution providing for the publish
Of the proceedings, the Convention ad
3med.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
GLORIOUS VICTORY.

hhs Gorernor Elected IN old Virginia.
! Aomas W. Gilmer, [Whigl has been elect
nogeTDor Of Virginia, for three years from
Jls, Of March, next.
Gilmer, Wing, So
Mcdowell, Tory, 66
Nicholas 10
Scattering, [Whig votesl .
majority over all /; Wing MAORI
D. hcDowall is a brother-in-law of Ben
but II seems that he could not carry all
party.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
'pOsacDee Of the Journal Of Commerce
New Orleans, Jan. 30.

n New Orleans, Jan. %.
4 'eie was a perfect panic yesterday, about
,Ass'pfa money, occasioned 10y the report
f Proceedings pending before the Legis-
q J'' 81 NAT State, respecting the charters of
:" uie Banks as do not resume specie
l /. l, on or before the Isl of Apiil-mak-
/" s9ony 10 issue post notes, and TO pass
"a alter limited period, peniientiary Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
IRON.

RURT a. MASON have just received and for
- sale a supply Of superior American Plum
Iron. FEB 10, 1880. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
MOSES STRONG, President.

Easius Higley, |
Geo. 7. Hodges,
A. G. Dana. v;oo p.os;lo,,s
Francis Slason, ''o ie'ioo''''
VIM. L. Farnam,
John Meacham,
Almon Warner,
+. ". Hopkins.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
r. PIERroIsT, Solicitor for Orator. 10

STATE or VERMONT IDE II remembered
District of Fairhaven, ID that at a stated
Probate court held 4, the Probate Office in CastIetoa
in said District
Present. ALMON WARNER Judge
Whereas John J.. Bafden the Admini.tfator Of tho
estate of
IEMU e. BtRDEN
tate Of Pawlet in said district deceased has made APP
pcaiion To this for further time To settle tho
estate Of said deceased and make payments Of tho
debts found due against SAID estate.
Ordered, that SAID application be heard in Court
at session thefeofto be holden the Inn Of Joel
Beaman in Pouitney 10 said district on the Ist Tues.
day of March next, that the publication Of copy
Of this order weeks successfully IN the Rgtand
Herald printed n Rutland soon as may be, shall
be sufficient tlce to all concerned to appear and
show cause, why said application should not grant,
ed. 7-9
LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

AtI l. the suOscfIbrfst beng appointed ny tho
w Hon Probate Court iof the district Of kut
land, commissioners 10 receive, examine aud nd
lust all elaims and demands OF all persons sgainst
the estate Of
EDMUND BRYANT.
late ofMountholly, IN said district dec. ssed tcpre
enied insolve nj; and also all claims and dss.a nd
exhibited 10 Offset thereto; and SIX months from
the 18Th Of Jan. ihst being allowed by said court
for that purpose we do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we will attend to the bs.ine.s Of GU.
said appointmen nj al the dwelling kouse Of John
Bryant in Mountholy, on the hi q Monday. of
March anc June n II, from I o'cloek, until 4
o'clock, 7. NJ. on each Of said days
LAWSON EARL,
JACOB PlNGREY, Commi't"
Mounlhnll Feb Ia40.
STATE OF VERMONT lielE II fememb,,.
District Of Rutland ~ ed that AT I.
speial probate court held al kU,land, within and
for said district on the second Monday. being
the 10Th day Of Feb A d. ls40
Pa ~ Cnok. administrator Of the esd ate u Seth.
Cook, late Of Dandy, IA Gad district, deesss.s,
proposing 10 render an account Of her administIa.
too.
II is ordered. that said account be- examined in
court on the first Monday Of March next; and
that publication Of copy Of this order three
weeks successfully "a the Rutland Herald, mint
20 al Rutland, 40 soon may be-, shall b. suff-
eent notice 10 ell concerned to sppest Il they o..
cause, aud object tBeTsto. a true coy Of Reeotd
IS HENRY Hall U..,.,s,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

STATE OF VERMONT, Court Of Cbapeety.
Rutland County, as bern, AID.
Isao
Congregational Society Of Poultney,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

MIR. Bell, ~ pursuance OF notice heretofore
given, asked leave To introduce bill 20 secure
the freedom Of elections, and 10 provide more
eiicciualy for the administration OF Executive
patronage.
Objection being made
Mr.. BELL moved that leave be granted
And ihereupon the appeal was Withdrawn.
The question was taken on the motion for
leave 10 introduce the bill, and was decided in
the affirmative, Yeas 81 nays "a.
lhe call OF the States and Territories hav-
ing been gone through with
On motion Of Mr.. Stanley, the House at 8
o'clock, adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

STATE orvERsoNT} Cosu Of Chsneery,
Ro,snd County as Fsefssy Isfm, A.
ID. isA0.
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!, Sons 81 NE Sigaers-A paragraph has been going
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sgners o, me Declaration Of Independence are now
living J. q. Adams al w. Henry Harrison
This Is Incorrect as appears from the following lines
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THE DEAD ALIVE.

v
What. Mr.. Editor, got in your head,
so TO confound the quick and dead,
And Kill OF, "The Signersn true,
Each son they lett excepting "Two,D-
70 vii: North Bend" and Johnny Ql}
Murder by wholesale can tell
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Besides the rest" could SET down.
II old Aunt Smith was now Ia town.
ELpnIDoE GgRRY he left one,
And SO did Francis HopKissoH;
MoRu,s left taeo and RUSa fur
CLAYMER and WILSON each one more
MckEAs and PAcHA, each son
And WALTON LEA and MDDLEroN,-}
Alive aud kicking"-every one.
These fffesn killed of-what pity!
Eight murdered in this very city
Yes, hfteen graves untimely filled!
But for one, will not /" stay killed."
II 10 such wrong said not nay,
Ia be but poor son Of a. SiGsEa
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-31

MOUNT JULIAN Tragedy, BY Geo II. Calvert, Of
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