davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1840-02-29

.JaatlE complainan,., Niniau II. Hardin, anil Mar.
ss sarct his wife, having on the 21th day fJanu,
airy. A. ID. l>4o, filed in the Office If the Clerk Of th5
cicuit Court, OF the county of Iiuco!n, and State al
Missouri, aforesaid their bill ofcomp!aint against the
defendants Aforesaid, stating ih0t David Boyd late
OF 'aid county, departed :hi. life on the fourth day
Of January AID 1885 seized and possessed Cf 4
trnct Of land situated in 'ard county Of Lincoln, con
tanning two hundred aud forty seven acres and sev"n-
ty-iour hundIedths of an Rcse, anil bcinga part OF Il
larger tract continuing three hundred and Fifty aIpcu..
which was erantr'. by The s;AHiih Gn,,-aHc4; TO .lii
David Boyd, sniis known "a Va. an: said tact be.
ing the same on which q slid y avid Boyd departed
this life, sni owned at the ii'4r vt his i-ath. That
be lett a widow, Had ar Boyd Who is still living,
and the following lawfully brgot;eu c~hiilarn, who are
his only heirs. viz: Elizabeth Armstrong, late Ella
Boyd, now wife of John Armstrong, John Boyd, A
braham Eoyi, David Boyd, II. William Boyd, aud
'aid complainant, Ma-SaTCt Hardin, late Margaret
Boyd, now wife Of sail complainant Ninian II. IIar-
din. That said David Boyd, Decd. during hi, life
une gave by way Of advancement other lands 10 said
J Ihn Armstrong and Elizabeth h. wife. to wit: fny
acres OF LAM situated in the co unity aforesaid, anil
adjoining the lsnl fret Aforesaid land prayin that
tie defendant. aforesaid be made defendants to sad
blof complaint: and that said John Armstrong aud
EiiEab"th his wife answer specifically aud say wheth-
er or not the said David Boyd during hi. life did give
and convey % them or either of them any land bY
Sht oi enhancement, sEC 81 80, how much: NhcTc
%Ttuatcd, and what wss IL, value ut the time at which
1t was given, what its present value, aud whether or
not he intends 10 bring the same into ho,chpot in the
partition Of the tract o. parte Ell OF land first aforesaid
aud that TIE court wi! ascertain the respective right.
Of 'hii several parties and decree par iiinn thereof
accordingly. Aud It nppoarinC that said John Arm.
strong std Elizabeth hs wife, two of said defendants
are not re.idcnt- Of t~his-tat-; mud IN affidavit ofsaid
complainant Nirian II. Hardin 10 that effect, it is
BY these present, ordered that un!rs, the said defend
ants John Armstrong aud Elizabeth his wife, be aud
appear on or before the first day OF the next term OF
the CIrcn't Court. to be begun and held at the Court
house in the towno Troy, within and for tho .nid
county OF Lincoln, and state of Missouri, on the first
Monday in May next, and file in said court their an
swcr TO said complainant, bill, the same will be AIKEN
for confessed against them, and that this order be pub
lishei nsome Newspaper printed in this state, for eight
weeks sncce'sively, the lsst insertion 10 be at least
four wsek. before the next Term Of said circuit
court. Giren under my hand and seal Of Office in
vacation OF said court, this 1st day of February A..
ID. 1910. FRANCIS PARKER, CLERK Of
Lincoln Circuit. Cont, Missouri.
Feb. 9Th lSiJ-I7-st.
, 1840-02-29
CONSISTING or
DRY GOODS:

HARDWARE, CUTLERY. QuEENSwARE,
Sadiier'S Materials, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Castings, Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Siufs, Groceries. &c.
All of which are offered at the mort reduced price,
for c.su. The public generally are invited TO cal
before purchasing elsewhere, believing they esunot %
as well as with the under.isncd.
JAMES GERRISH.
New-Loudon,J Jan. !, lsi0 st
, 1840-02-29
New Goods.

TIME Subscriber respectfully inform, the citizen:
l. of NEW-LONDON,
and the ndjaeent country, that he has jI.t received
from Baltimore and Philadelphia, alarse and general
assortment Of GooDs,
, 1840-02-29
ORDER or COURT.

STATE or MESS0rRLl IS.
County Of Linc,la,
In The Circuit Court FIR May Term 1910.
, 1840-02-29
A Likely Negro Man For Sale.

n Likely NrSfO IHiN FOr Sale
IN Monday the frt day Of the ensuing March
~ term Of the Pike Circuit Court. I shall offer for
sale t. the highest bidder, before the Court House
door in the town of Bowliug-Grecn a young aud
likely negro man. The terms will be a credit Of SIX
months, with bond and approved personal security.
Feb 8 1S4c JAMES G. READING.
EINAL SETTLEMENT.-AII persons interested
IL in the estate of Trtr,rch Fail deceased, are
hereby notified that at the next May Term of the
County Court TO be held for the county OF Rails, and
state Of Missouri, at the Court House in the Town
of Ncw-London, on the first Monday in May next,
that the undersigned will make a fnal settlement of
his administration Of said estate.
GEORGE SETTLE,
Feb Is ls40-iw AdmiDi.ttator.
, 1840-02-29
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blanf Checks,
Pamphlets, 4" Deeds, Mortgages,
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards of all kinds, /" Bills of Excbapp
Ladiag, Shcrif's,
Horss' and BILLS. CLERKS, and nLANhs
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Willie done eXpeditiOuslv on reasonable termsa. IN,
SIET RTYER JOURK.5L OFFICE
, 1840-02-29

MAGISTRATES blanks Of every de-
I'VE scripiion fm sale at this office.
, 1840-02-29
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
Missouri Farmer,

To be published in Bo0nriMe Cooper County
MISSOUR
, 1840-02-29

Sinian II. Hardin, and
Margaret ii:,din, hr'
wife, Complainant.
iIada,sah Boyd, John
Armstrong, and Ehz-
sbeth Armstrong, his
wife, ~JnoBoyd, Abrn-
ham Boyd, David
Boyd it,. aud Wm.
Bpy1,-Defendants.
, 1840-02-29

On n Bill IN Chanccry,
for division Of Land.
, 1840-02-29
THE EMPIRE STATE.

THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN NETWORK.
TERMS-Three dollars per
tro copies for fre dollars.
, 1840-02-29

ms ENCELLESCY GOVERNOR EVERETT, OF MASS.
Il peruse the numbers OF the knickerbock-
er with high qualification. They seem TO me
OF an order of merit quite above the average
sf the periodicals of this class, American or
English. If | should not find it in my pow
er 10 place myself in the excellent company
of your contributors, with which YOU tempt
me, it will certainly not be for the want OF
good will
THE AUTHOR OF 'rIckwIcK.' OLIVER TWIST etc.
Il read the Knickerbocker with very great
pleasure: it is indeed a most various and en-.
tertaining periodical. 1t will afford me plea
sure to contribute to the pages of n work
which numbers among its regular correspon.
dents such writers as Mr.. ~lRvING.'
HON: J. X. PAULDING, SECRETARY OF THE
AMERICAN NAVY.
Il have always felt a deep interest in the Knicker.
booker. and taken pleasure in bringing 1t to tho notice
of my friends The manner in which it is conducted
and the great merit of many of its contributors, place,
1t IN tho highest rank of periodicals You merit in.
creasing success. by your zeal. energy. and Der.
severance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

LAWS OF VERMONT.
STATE or VERMONT.

Sccrctdrys Gthco, Oct. 30, 1870.
In conformity 10 the PROVISIONS # the eleventh section
ry of State hereby dcsgnates he following named acts
by their respective titles and dates for publication in the
newspapers printed in thus
Gil. KNAPP, Secretary of state.
An Act, relating TO Banks. Approved Oct o. 1910
Q An act, relating to Banks. Approved Oct 30 1910.
g. An act, in amcndm of the iorty.t chapter Of
the Revised Statutes. Approved Oct 90 1910.
Anac regulating the choice Of Council of Ccnsurs
Approved Oct. 20, 1910
An act, in ad liion chapter eight of the Revised
Statutes Approved Oct. %, 1910.
G. An act to alter the seventh section Of the eighty.
second chapter of the Revised St1tues Approved Oct
%, 10 10.
7 Anal, in addition 10 section Ioureen chapcr TWEEN
y'slx # the Revised statutes Approved Oct %, 1910
s. An act. 10 extend tie right OF ,ria by Jury APP
proved Oct 90 1910
8. An act relating to Grand List Approved Oct 90
1910
10 An act, extending the Jurisdiction of Justices Of
the Peace Approved Oc,, % 1910
II. Anact, in relation to Highways. Approved Oct.
26, 1910.
Y An act, reialing to Evidence. Approved Oct %
10 An act in relation to bills OF Divorce Approved
Oct. 81, 1910.
H. An act re"ng to sheep ntccc ed with The scab -
Approved Oct % 1910
Is. An act in addition to chaD'cr eight of the Revised
Statutes. Approved Oct. 90, 1870
49, An act. in addition act cguating and govern
ing the militia Of this Sta'e. Approved Oct %, ls40.
H. An act to repeal part Of the LIST section of chapter
thirteen OF the act regulating aud governing the militia
this state Approved Oct 90, 1910.
49, An act IN addition to act regulating and
80 An act, relating to the State Prison, Approved
Oct % 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

Ii is hereby enacted by the Genel al AS
sembly of the State Of Vermont, as fol-.
lows:
SECTION /. Any banking company.
chartered or rechartcd, at the present scs-
sion, or any future session, shall be So ct
to the provisions of this act, and 10 the
control, at all times, of the legislature, to
alter, amend, or repeal, as the public good
may Tequire and shall be subject to the
provisions of the first twenty-seven, and
the fortieth and forty-frst sections Of the
eightieth chapter of the revised statutes
but shall not be sub lect to the remaining
sections Of said eightieth chapter, except
so far as the same are re-enacted IN this
act Provided, that no such corporation
shall be bound to contribute for the pay
ment Of losses which shall have accrued
previous to their act Of incorporation or
recharter, by the failure Of any safety-fund
bank.
Sec. 2. No such banking company, in
corporated as mentioned in the preceding
section, shall make any loans or discounts,
or issue any bills for circulation, until at
least one half of its capital stock shall have
been paid into the bank i'll gold and silver,
and permanently deposited for the use OF
such bank nor until the amount shall
have been ascertained, and the certificate
thereof deposited with the treasurer OF
the State, as provided in the succeeding
section. And no such bank shall contin-
ne to make loans or discounts for long
er space than two years after commencing
business under such act of incorporation,
unless the whole of the capital stock al
lowed in the charter shall have been paid
IN, subject TO the provisions Of the succeed
ing section.
SEC. g. The commissioner appointed
according to the provisions of the eight
leth chapter Of the revised statutes, shall,
on the application Of such banking comp
any, examine the amount paid for capital
stock, and ascertain by the oaths Of ma
GRITTY of the directors, that such money has
been paid in by the stockholders toward
the payment of their shares, and not for
any other purpose and that it is intended
! that the same shall remain in said bank as
a part of its capital stock, and the said
commissioner shall make certificate
thereof to the treasurer of the State.
SEC. A.. No such banking corporation,
rechartered as mentioned in he FIRST sec
ton, shall continue in operation, or take
any benefit by reason of such recharter,
unless such corporation shall have remain
ing in such bank, or shall cause to be paid
into such bank for capital, funds which
shall be available at the time, to the full
amount of the capital stock which shall
have been paid in, under its original char
ter, and the amount ascertained, and the
certificate thereof deposited with the treas
urer according to the provisions of the
! preceding section.
Sec. 5. Every such bank, whose char
ter shall be extended, shall, within one
year after such extension takes effect, pay
in all its capital, TO be ascertained and GER
tilted in the manner provided in the third
section; provided that such corporation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

G5-The elections seem to have put q sudden
stop to the ocofoco inquistion at New-York-
Having made us much of row possible, just
previous 10 the election, they have suddenly ceas-
ed operations. After they had finished hei' wit
nesses Glentworh wrote to the Recorder denan-
dins, that the investigation should be continued,
and that the locooco conspiralors, Butler and
Hoyt & Co. should he put upon the stand. AT oul
last advices from New York, the Recorder had
made no answer to this reasonable demand. So
we suppose, ends this humbug.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
DEATHS.
In Hancock Oct 9Th, Mrs Seviah Cady, aged II years
printers in Ohio and Penn. are requested
STATE OF VERMONT,

NahdoIph DSITcT, IS
I N Probate Court holden at Randolph in and for said
ldstrict the 4th day of Nov, d S40 Sarah Heath
and Elias Smith, administrators the estate Of Abrn-
ham Heath, late of Randolph in said district, deceased
applied for license to sell certain part of the real
belonging to said estate amour ing TO the Of one
thousand dollars, Cor OF debts due from said
that said application be heard at ME probate office, in
Chelsea in said district the 4th day OF December
and that he law of said deceased be notified here
Of ny publication OF this order tie Vermont WachmaI
and State Journal, plLted Montpelier, three weeks
successfully soon may be- that they may appear
they said time and place. and give bonds lo
tire ayment Of sad debts, agreeaty the provisions
of the statute in such made. BY the Court
II f.. G. REDDI NCiTON Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

How ,cii they vote?-Some two or three yenrs
ago sundry PRESENTATIONS come from man high
in authority, censuring the people on the Northern
frontier for 'sympathisng with those who were
struggling for liberty and independence, calling
them misguided citizens Then the community
was almost unanimous against The President. 1t
would not come ainiss now Just to ask loco ocos
if they have forgotten Mr.. Van Buren's friendship
tor Great Britain, and if they want to see him re-
elected.-F anklin Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

minds Of the Commissioners, that the line claim
cd by the Americans is The true line and that no
person who makes the examination with the inten-
ton Of ascertuining the truth, can arrive at any
other conclusion. This, have no doubt, is cor.
rect aud all we want TO bring this Irritating ques
ton to a close is energetic and determined action
OH the part OF the government.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

EE5"Now is the only time to reward the old
Hero for the tolls and prvaiions he has endured
and the sacrifices he has made for his country.
Remember I'ippeeanoe, Fort .Neigs, and the
Thames, and so act that it can neve, be said that
the free sons Of Vermont are ungenerous or uil-
Just.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
VOICE FROM TENNESSEE..

IeueT rom uOul luc IlOll. JOHN W. CioChcN',
meMber Of Congress, to his friends, dated
TRENTON, Tenn. Sept. 25tli, lS40
The Wings in this State ure all to man in high
spirits, and theil zeal and confidence increase as
the day of trial approaches. There is no abac-
ment of the excitement, and the people come out
Ivy thousands aud tens of thousands to hear us on
the hustingS. The tide is clearly in our favor
and gathers strength as it flows onward. We shall
bent them in this State | condidly believe, 10y a
majority ranging from to l2,0r0. Mississippi
too is with us heYond a reasonable doubt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
MARRIAGES.

In this village, the Goth ut. by the Rev. B. w.
Smith, VIM. A Cady Of Lancaster, N II. to MISS Dsia
A. Farrar Of IA ontpelier.
Ia Waterbury, the 2Sh ul:. by the Rev. Mr.. Har-
rowwa, Joseph l.. Anterior Of hometown, 10 Miss Lucy
b. cams Of Waterbury
In Roxbury, the lh u by the Rev. Mr.. Blood, 10.
seph Bates, to Miss Marnda Webster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

To What good thing has Van Buren, ever done
for the country? For an answer to this question,
more correct aud more impartial than any locoios
co has ever given, see first column of the last page
We have nothing extenuuted and nothing set
down in malice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

IN WILLIAM DEWEY s rs rAIE,
lie subscribers, lelng appointed by the Hon the Pro
bate Court for the district # Washn ton Commissioners 10
receive, examine and adjust all and demands Of Il
persons against the estate # William Dewey, late of Ber-
In said sct deceased represented nsoven, aud Tie
term of months finn the "a day Of September, A H..
1910 being allowed by said court Tho credit of SAID
deceased exhibit and rrove ihsir spectve he
fore US, do give notice that will attend the duties
Of our appointment the dwelling @nusc of Abigail Dow.
ey, m Berlin in said district the 3 Friday of Nnycn-
Der and March next, al 10 o'clock A. M, each Of said
days. GEO WOkTHlNGION,( Commas
JAMES LANGDON, ( sioners.
Oct. 3D. A ID ls40 n 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

An exchange paper has the following questions
and answers:
Ifonc Nosegay for Martin Van Buren, cost S74
what will fine Brussels carpet come TO? Ans
$4,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
s. AN ACT, in amendment of the foriy.thr.

chapleF n the KevFed SlatuteS.
II is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
ot The State of Vermont, That the Supreme
Court ior the county OF Chiienden shall hcreal-
ter be hohen at Burlington ON the Monday next pre-
cedlng he list Tuesday in January, in lieu of The
time now provides by law.
Approved, Ocl. 49, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

The Cleveland Herald says:
How very anxious Mr. Van Buren, must he for
q standing army now that his lying army has been
so utterly put to route
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
THE QUESTION

now pending is to he tried between General Ilur-
rison and Martin Van Buren,. Choose We between
the Patriot and Statesman who has ever served
h'scountry well, and the mere politician, who has
ruled that country but to ruin it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

90 The last Patriot pretends that the conspr-
ators have denied the facts set forth in Glentwors
affidavit. They did make statement purporting
to he denial but in fact tI;ey admit every essen
,ial fact sworn by Glentworh The conspira-
tors are guilty by Their own showing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

CHARLES r. CLEAVE'S ESTATE.
CNTATE OF VERMONT, Washington District So
- In Probate Court hold en- at Monpeler him and for
said dis rct on The 9th day ofNovember d 1870 Geo.
b. Manser administrator the estate Of Charles r,
Cleaves late Of Montpelier, in said district deceased,
makes application TO said courl to extend the hereto
fore allowed him pay the debts due from said estate and
settle his administration account, until some future day
Whoreupon is ordered by said court that said appca
ton be heard the probate office in Montpelier, on the
"a day of November inst and is further ordered that
notice hereofb given the creditors of said estate, and
to all others concerned by publishing the substance of
said application and orders thereon in the W. Waterman
nd State Journal printed Montpelier least two weeks
sue svey before the lime aforesaid appointed for the
hearing of said application. BY the court
II D. p. THOMPSON, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
BEWARE I

Look out for false election returns. We have
already noticed in the Albany Argus n specimen
of locofoco returns. The Wing majorities in
Pennsylvania are almost uniformly set down in
round numbers, land greatly reduced from the ma
jorities which are contained in other papers We
copy our Pennsylvania returns i:on :he Albany
Journal-a paper which did not deceive us, MS
some others did, at the election on the 18th. We
are confident it is as much to be relied OIL as any
other paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09

NTEWCOMBS Question Books for Sabbath Schools
l Y for sale BIZ Il Walton and Sons. Oci 20
TNHIS day received Bayes aud Goss rich llghi blue
and pink thibe and Salisbury Flapnes octl6
nR, VIM. EVANS celebrated Camvmrc Tome
~ and Family perien Pills, for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases, Prostitution OF Nervous and VIAL Ener
ey, Liver Complaints and any Weakness and de.
Engagement OF The Digestive Orsans--ior sale al the
Pookst"re Of q. p. Walton and Son, Montpelier.
SOOTHING sYRUP.-A new suppl y Oft
valuable article for children teethins lust received
aaI. l.E ID WI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-09
N ACT
RELATING TO BANKS.

Ii is hereby enacted by the Genel al AS
sembly of the State Of Vermont, as fol.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23
WQrnun0 tlnb 9Inieiae.

~as Gcrdt (bcint i rtrtrerts gu baten ale fey i'd
= Gantc scScSen 9s perba f3 jerrb niebt 10 Sd ba1
fe fttn Tin Gnn &ann rr sen, UNI rerD ctsbaIt mci
ots @trbrsrcr 5 ert g dater. Ja@rm atr tiannt
i'd mid anrres tefrB btrr tIettcn nb lab mi ra i mei
aus cn eerrn Safcr rertiebn ssnitbst. eiH 9aus m
1uscaas 0trabc, QGcecrs orrccrCn r19 etnNter ut
ttiicDen, 0lIrc idb ras
Shreib rs@ e ft
I'll acn rcrettrh 3wrScn arf mcinr 8rrbrtcAr gut 65
tttet unr mcber ais frnt jer,onb. tctreten terre.
cin rhcrc &unccn teIisten ater Scfasf 5u tenerten
bag m niHt mcinn eautr, mslcs m 6errn Strbrtieref
&ar rrrlieGrn, anruen c mir wcuen; mtsm bas
ra tctrictcne neireraeta ntt bos mne, rnrern tas
rcs rrrn Strbrtterer aer it, meld mir tas aus atS
lc,t bat unr nun III cemitlten Bic @anerrsi tstrt bne Rug
bird Gin Qusban8eilr NIT cnem Slamn rter rnise IL
fcnhc Nn3eisc res teannt mate-SruDcre Gunbm mir
reit irracrmcitt bert anrrern in rr Oitinus' ne
pcttn ,u mr-fit Nrte oter bic lei rem @rbrtYtr Sdar
sc,uat rirr fol mic i'd sebcrt bate, baurtfadi rure
cnmmsr lufammsnSnabf rsrccn, unn t0nn raDer DIT
fcntcn tAt rs cbrrers Nrt teie 70 FOL &c 1T p bic
etncs rrirtlien artrnrn @tnsirermtts. Or Gptt Ill.,
rrcrrc G n1cn abr mein 5aus meer (tlkf tcmrbren,
babn tttc i'd incline &unrcn unr bas nttituM
remit an I,rinm ctmqnanntcn nt i9en QHrbnrrt 0nSu,a
fen ft i fabtp tn, trBre unr rrbliere Arbet 3u es
frn senr Gin @tcbrtercr rcr bic Stnrirerei baupa
rurot lRctslcnc tctrciten last. Di d act @ eiEcrt
Canton, N4up l5 lS4F. 6Uit.