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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-01
NIB OF annie Amfir INN a nv.

DRss HILL, and : Ssh. 4 sIAs, J, you'd " respect
and vicinity, that they have established an In6rma
ny at tile south end Of st. Johnsbury Plain, in the
building recently occupied by w. c. Boardman as
a Temperance Hotel. where they will hold Them
ings, health, upon all those who will favor them
with call; and to visit those at distance who are
unable 10 call upon them at the lnfrmaty.
sortnient Of VEGETABLE MEDICINES; among
which may be found Vegetable Elixir; Vegetable
Linaneni; Health Restorative; Dyspepsia and Wine
Bhters; Nerve, Cathartic, and Bathing Drops;
wp'H Logsiia AND Tia nosurs
Cholera, and Mothers Cordias;, Worm, Tooth,
Cough, Ernetc, and Sweating Powders; Aromatic,
Vegetable, and Cathartic Pills, SC. &c
St. Johnsbury PLAN, May 80, 1910. @ l4Sm3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-01
Bin dis Doors and sash

Bill dis, Doors and Sash.
OF first quality, and latest style, kept constant.
" ~ on hand, or made to order, on asonabIo
terms, for cash or approved credit-by
...- ~. fs ..r F, - JAS. r. RAMSAY
All persons wishing for either of the above
articles are respectfully invited to call and see for
themselves.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
Address--JAS, r.. RAMSAY, st. Johnsbur,
Vermont. aa 1871
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-01
WENSEOW wv YRa AN,
watch Walker and .BeWelHeT.

ETAS opened a shop at st. Johnsbury Plain,
H. n where he intends carrying on the business oi
a Jeweler in all it's branches; and from his expe-
rience aud thorough acquaintance with his business
he hopes to be able to satisfy all such as may ex-
tend to INN their patronage. He has supplied his
shop with an assortment of new jeweliy, among
which are the following articles: .st '3a' 4.s ot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-01
Watches, Silver and Plated
"a s.... 4a11 SPOONS HataE raar0Jit

Silver Thimbles, silver bowed Spectacos and Spc
tace Cases, silver pencil Gases, gold Beads, gold
and plated guard Keys, gold Rings and Pins; rRog-
ers Pocket Knives and Scissors, Rogers Superior
Razors and Razor Strops, steel cham watch Keys,
Trimmings, &c. &c. = i.afa. .-ea. o. s.. tHaag-.r
lie will repair Watches aud Clocks, and warrant
them for year, at the customary prices, and dr
all other business pertaining to his calling. ,e-ao
June $780, n : t, .af@. .rT I5Itf 70
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-01

Doctor C.. Jewett, ,",s.,.
AS fresh supply Of foreign LEECHES, for
n IL use and sale.h ur sl fts 7lqat .lafg-f : ~
St. Johnsbury, May ], 1910. l44tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-01

.5.. # BENJAMIN BIZ ANDREIH, M. ID.
-, p..si.rr- 24l Broadway, N. Y
Sole proprietor of Brandreths Vegetable Universi
eaI Pr er Irs Fills. sf, .l liz l36-1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

E~XECCTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-ln
IL part performance Of the Will Of John Cole, deceased, late OF
the county Of Charles City. shall, on Monday. the lih day oi
September next. if fair, il nat, the neat fair day thereafter. nj Eve
Iin.ton. in said county, The late residence of said dccrdcht, pro-
coed Ia sru, hy pubIIc sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the terms pre-
~crhrd hy the will, being one third cash, and the residue IN iva
equal annual in.falrnrrt>,. The Tract, al Land and Plantations al
which said Cole died seized aud possessed. called aud known by
the names Of Evciingtnn and N"-tnn, adjoining each other, and
containing together One Thousand Ono hundred and Seventy
eight Acres, BIZ actual survey, "a plat nf which iii my possession.
shall sell in Two separate tracts, a. my tr>tatnr heretofore coast
lrred them, Weston, containing about a2,t acres. II, Is seldom
that such lands a. these ne offered for pubic .air in tins part 81
he country. They lie on Herring Creek, convenient 10 navira-
nor overlooking Wcstuycr and Jane. RIVER To the South, about
five miles above the Courthouse Of the county, the publ { road
leading from said Courthouse 10 the City rf Richmond passing
tLrnnaL them. The greater portion ot the cleared land lies be
tween The road and the creek Is of fr mgi1ito sol, all Of which,
with the execution of twenty or thru! acres, has been married.
within n frw wear. la>t hy my tesiator with his limited iUICc, and
i now in a hirl state Of Improvement. There az. some impr":o-
m.nfs on each place. Those On the Erclustun tract may be- rem.
drrrd nIItr rrinfotahlr with some little expense. and beds Of
mari on each, of the best quality, sufficient To mari n kingdom. a
further description bv me is deemed unnecessary. Any person
wishing 10 examine The premises will br shewn them by Mr.. Allen
Bradley. q apnHratiun Ia him. lhayc only Ia and, That III further
execution uf the will aforesaid, shall, some time IA December
ur.t. lf which a more definite notice will be gwen sell, at I've.
Iinrt,.n. all the slaves, stocks, crops, and other personally Of my
trsIntor, when and here the purchaser or purchasers Of the above
estates may be supplied with such property On The pot. Posse
sion of the lands and appnrtenances VIII be gwen the first OF ia
mary next. with the privilege Of seeding a crop Il snail grain at
the usual time this Fail. RIO. ". CHRISTIAN,
Executor gf John Cor, Geecdsed.
Irty y 2J-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

EALL RA'ES, lsO.-The Races over the lawrcncrviiie
l. Course will commence on III. Secnnd Wednrs lay III Sepcn-
her next, being the 9TH day of the month"; aud continue three
days.
FR,r DNr.-i swscps,akc for colts and filiGs, three years old.
500 entrance. half f,rf Il, , mile heats, 10 name and Cl"se On tno
SEcoSp DAr.-Proprictors Purse, saO, entrance SIS, . mile
heats.
THrRo D.r.-Jrckey Cluh Purse, $500 cash; entrance $50; 3miIe
heats.
There is also a Swrepstakc open for colts and FLIES, three years
old Slp0 entrance, half forfeit, which " II b: run for on the hr-t
day, # made out, 10 name and close on the hrst day Of the Race
mir heats.
TIL. lrnprietnr having fitted ont the old Lawrencrville Race
Course IN NV and complete style, pledges himself 10 the sp"tt>-
m ~ uf The TUT, and all per-on- VIII ar fond Of good racing, that
h. viii n we ryry accommodation that thu country can Afford
stables and litter furnished Race ior-e- gratis.
p. TCkNBCLL, Proprietor.
July 81 2i-"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

h;,,or and unreIcn,ing. The Independent treasury
,Lnn cl.,rlv defined, lis details given, and the war
now made unnn 1t, by the agents oi Inc banRS, VINO, y
,h.v ~, mower in Congress, wall repeal It tor a Nat'ofai
Rank, was most ably illustrated. ],
The expenditures Of government were also referred
=, and Martin Van Buren, and his administration III
~ ,,1Iun,ly sustained against obloquy and federal macht'
anious n deprive The people Of the truth. In every
,u.s.o,,a of hlr. V. B. hr enjnins the most rigld ecoh"ihy'
,,d The expenditures under him are less III proportions
nnsid.rin the increase OF population, resources OF me
coun,ry. aud the improvements OF our rivers, r"aas,
canals. haiburs, DOCK yards, Nc, than any other RE
sIdrnt W.
The expenditures required for ordinary purposes n'
r,v.rumrnt said Col. NJ, are given IN by the Prrsi
dent: but for extraordinary purposes, as r"ans, cahh's'
break waters, Qualifications, arh'ng i"i,a, :: abe pun.
lie buiIdnrs. and trust funds, surveys, &c are brought
y, nv commuters Of Congress, from pciitI"n or "'l'r,
WISE. and are not officially known la In" President UNI
,h.v arc passed hv Congress. The expenditures :"
$50 IN the AGGREGATE, for all the above purposes, were
s37 g 10000. Under J. @. Adams they were $3a,ouo,
mn The Wings tell us that under Mr.. adai'!S, lh'
rxprndiinrrs OF goSernmrnt were only CSi3,"oo'o"'
thirteen millions. They ONT the extraordinary rxpch
d,,rr,s and here IS their drpravrly and ~duplcty. IN
der AIR Van Buren,, The ordinary expenditures are ohil
thirteen millions aud Il quarter Sl",2oo,UOD.
Col NJ. rr'uicd the malignant charges OF Ogic "
p, who visited the President 10 spy out the furniture
beds and bedd ,ngs, utensils, &c, Nc, and to max
: spcrcl, against him for extravaganza. HIS false
bonds were repealed by J. q. Adams and Gov. Lincoln
n Wing member of Congress from Massachusetts,
Chairman If The committee on Public Buildings.
The meeting, after a short speech from Col. ThomP
son, and presenting their thanks to Col. McdIll, al
iourned.
Cole, Of Cincinnati, has Swartwoutcd with apou
$50, 900 Of the money of the Bank al CiTclevIlle: ~
l. - - -. q, a. AGAR SJn lH1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
JAMES b. SHEPARD,
To P. II. Busbce, Esq.

Dear Sir: | have received yonr note OF the 2'th INST,
asking me if, from what | heard Of the conversation
between Gov. Irrhrll aud yourself at the Post once
last Saturday-"i believe tina, surprising the Federal
Cour, had been in session that day and a white man N
dic,ed, you would have offered negro testimony TO m
sure his conviction.
In answer to your inquiry, received no such nm
preston from what heard Of your conversation touch
ing the subject. With much r'spect; M
Sat~rdny .lhcrooon, J"'y 25M, lclo.
J. b. Shepard, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

and will mite warmly in making 1t "rrtnrn 70 p'a9ue
us inventors" The Suuth can have M CONFIDENCE :"
, Presidential cand date, who, Ike w II nhrr's"h' ..
ready 10 do homage 10 the A5nliti"n:sis Tor me s"ke !"
,hrir votes. and The Abolt"n'sis themselves mus ="
with contempt upon a man, ssh" can hrst hiu'i 49,
bv sprcinus promises of favor, and ihrh 'utn r'""u ~
,ins,. item al The vail of Southern Shareholders !"
nlav,uJ for both ends "f the { untry by such lr'eA't,
,nd d.c,u,,on. unlrss the people arr destitute oil Il Pr"
pr h, lf.rrsprcr, and are wanting IN a proper rt%"'u en- ~
,hr,r own drrrity, the FrdrraI'sls must inevitably 'a'
of gaining e1,her. 80, ~. ,sto
Dear Sirs: send vou ny this day $ mal the "."F".
u,cl. and Sentinel published IL 'f's city, c"i'"'n'n!
n litter from the a9D>tdtG senator "i your state' ''""
Runolcs, 10 a DR.. benjamin Ayres, Of Jefferson conn
~. Grnru;a, 10 which beg your spec'al n'''n''"' :,
You will find il was not intended Tor pnblca''"i -,
for p.litical effect in the section "t the State IN wh'r"
IN. Doctor lives, who, believing. that much iH'@n' :"
mad, out of il, has thought pr"pfr Il" make II Pn"nc-
The principal bi,ct haze in rnrl sing The paper c""
tanning The letter IS, that II may tind Il way M" ,Er's
independent Press in your State, ie'iIn9 sat'-heu '"".
il vii ulace its author III lEs true posIt"n ana Pr"rur
attitude before the higt.mInded and honorable OF az
parties. u.;u ne,
In his State. | assure Won, Mr. Van Buren, VII er'
,hr rolc bs \ large majority. aud the impurities Tor ."',,
mltt. Cooper and Black wall he OVERWHELMING ;
l,avc no doubt we shall elect the whole van burc"
congressional ticket. Yours respectfully.
Ed. Eastern Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

rIA;u FORTE NARh-lin d ..l,
u,iIE subscriber y constantly rr'tNlnG 'm." :" .r-saa!
manuatactury Of Nr>>, l. tL,hH, Ne" i"'n. t,,
plain Pane faites, possessing thr tAir- ''"ir"r'p" a, th,H
,rliracy Of touch aud sweetness 81 "Nr' =" '""
nufactur,. ,.,.pf.. and W.
Also, a large :ss"rtmrnto of Musical ih''""'
Merchandise in general. 80. ,asru ~
change. .n,
The largest collection al Music r'rf =, ,,L.r INIT y
nnw enabled Ia sell al tlr" PhIlad"'ph'' '" '"
and r-r1il prr-- ,,.h,d Ush
RI, ,sr purrha.inc 10 sell again VII ~ intn'"
.,,,. Than III, can find elsewhere in tie sih'e' Tallub
PUN. s0rte and yYuste store. oSy''' -
Any Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
From The kaieigh Standard. y -fn!nSt .

NNT7IW, -DtH JHTVi T~T"'-
Dear Sir: An attempt has been made to make poll
teal capital out If n conversation which occurred n''
tween Gov. Irrdell and myself, on last SATURDAY :, u.
p,., n,Fc.. Sunnosr that the Federal Court had been
in Session on that day, Il white man had been indicted
and there had been negro evidence against mm, d" you
h. licvr from what was said in that conversation, TIA
| would have offered negro testimony against nm: a
simple reply 10 this question wall very much "'i'Se
Yours truly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
From he .Iagu.ta (GcorgtJ C.rcs,.'t'.

Hun. J. KINFfI'"1 = - ....l,r.
We take mnch pleasure IN laying p,l"rr our az,
tho r,IInw,ng lc,,er from The lion. John Ruggles, one
or III. Senator's from Maine, to an old acquaintance ana
friend of his. who, though n native of Name, has De"m
for some years residing in Georgia. me reader WI
perceive that !, is in the easy style Of a friendly, lam
liar correspondence and df%i"nfd only jor INC ey' y ~.
tricud, who has taken the responsibility I" place II AZ
our disposal. Mr.. Rurrlrs was unit! recently, a van
Buren, man, hut like every true patriot, has pre"tr'u
The cause of his country TO the cause OF a party "n""
he honestly believed was bringing ruin upon Tie c"""-
ire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

WHEAT WANTEp.-Wr wish {" purchase Hhc"t, a. U,url
w am y III r-rriy" It ~ The Ra>rnhuk, thu 4. put>, a. tr Nam
rh.>rrr m ,I>-audf r that ~ ." d i"nhiy ~" ~ II alv"ik. hal,,
r,,,k .t urur, taIri, riarly fur oid-fnE"Ucd white whrnt ;4i "
make first rate family flour.
~ DAVID ANDERSON, Ju, & 90.
Tuly IN E-W-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
CANCER. CANCER. CANCER =

nR. BENJAMIN u. ANDERSON, offers hi,. services 10 h
~ friend, and The public, far the rur uf this nNrt"ntr a.
Inath-rm" disease. such j. III confidence IA hS mode al ira
uuruf. that M charge viii h, made unless a cure lr perform,
nj. rrS;I,rlc. is immediately nn The stage road lra!In. from Re
unud 10 I%NncbhuTg, hy way of Gainesville aud fnrAlHgUd
r,r,tltni.r. and EIGHT miles irlnw the latter plaC.. Letter. q
dressed L. IN 1T Ed id.r T.. o., Rockingham County, Va, 80
paid, will meet with prompt attention.
P",'N % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
senate CHAMBER,
Woshjrpton. july ,. 1910.

"Dar S;r-Yours OF the 21lh uIi, IS Just received
desiring 10 know the prospect of HARRISON "o'a'n'n!
The vote in Maine. In reply, have 10 say, that a very
Salutary change is gong on among me people ~ ""
State. which augurs The most satisfactory results i"r
Nnv,,nbcr. We Shall very muci, reduce the majority OF
Fnirfcld, (Gov } at our State election IN SEPTEMBER
Indeed, we should hope 10 carry the election against
him, if the Opposition had put the right man IN MONT
nation. But in November, we confidently expect to car
~ Harrison Electors. The pcoP'', tn" ye"m""r%,,-",
rrrr the necessity of a change Of rulers. Inc Flee
tors are chosen by general ticket, rot by Districts. LIN
coin county will go strong for Harrison. Tue ARoLi-
rIoxIsrs, HOWEVER, WILL co GENERALLY FOR ~
BrRES, AGAINST HAREIs"S. TnFf rHINK THAT NIX
VAS BcREN WILL FAVOR THEN AFTER THE tLh'lioH
Is orEE. Turr Know HARRISON WILL SOr.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN RUGGLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
.uonday .Horninr, 27h .Ju'y, -

Dear Sir:-I address YOU these lines on a very deli
cate subject tr several reasons FIRST, because you
are in ynur politics a decided Wing; and therefore cal
labor under no bias 10 state anything too favorable 10
the Democratic cause or its supporters. Second, De-
cause MT residing in Raleigh you can be Influenced by
no local p~rciudices aud have no personal ends to accom-
piish. You will ohIigr me BY stating IN reply, wl'ctiIr'
YOU heard me inform Gov. lredcil that would oitrr
negro testimony in the Fedora! c"uri;-od say una
such evidence would be competent or legal: Have
YOU not been surprised al the attempt which has been
made to convert that conversation into an engine oil ms
representation against me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

Cole, of Cincinnati, has S~wnrtwoutcd with abon
Of the money of the Bank at CIFclevIlIe: III;
n, a, eli 1nns sad In he oyer S2ll.lIl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

?. s. It will hardly be necessary To publish my let
ter, | suppose, as you heard my remarks, and We con-
vrrsrd together afterwards. You know that do not
20 the Harrison ticket. do not want 10 he drawn into
n newspaper controversy.
To Richard b. Connolly, Esq, Secretary of the Demo
cratic Young Mems Committee, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
s.aCgH yEr REMAINS us>i

oaCgH VET REMAINS JSstS"-
..,I. u-,oJ.,ott (ycr,aortj Spirit IF The :7ge.I
WHEN THIS OI.p \ WAS HEH; Chi,
....,t,v, dedicated 10 Hard C.dCr Ftst.rats !" 'S 49,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
DR.. ]. Kun. Richmnnl, Va:

DR.. J. krm, Richmond, vs.:
Dear SIr-Hc have brrH nearly five years agents fni tN
your NJ dIcinc>, and IL gives u pleasure 10 inform yuI, ii
success IN The many cures performed - them, prfttCgilrE
that were deeply rooted N the system, and where Tie
had luil. hop OF recovery. II would lthc tD0 HrmF snrr
a special account If every cHIr, but wc lay. t. stat,
Rr,t0rry II me bLooG. with rt> secondary remedies. htyr m
lowing diseases proved Iuiiil!Dir, w: letter and Burch
curIal Disorders, dyspepsia, Chrome Liver Complaint, b..
fectIuns, RhrunIatisn, IRE gulaIi!, &C..
The .itg,,HtG" -fuinrr u IN great tynaHd-sHd not %
has failed 10 our knowledge.
The ]ssphub:c Syrup las proved ciectvc-and that ~ :
ny ub>tIHat, CASTS.
Icin"> IN thsir prariicr, have gwen ih,tr opinion, ~ -
VERY vllT iuIr and titiCac.uuS, aud Whenever II l. ~ the
rtCOmmcIu them, =" that you may h. aware oar >lss az
consequence. We herewith s'nG you uur monthly r.uauI
iuurs very respectfully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
Very truly yours,
JAMES B.. SHEPARD.
To Thomas Gholson, Esq.

y. B. Mr.. Ghnlaon is a very warm Wing: tie !
The son of Mrs. Freeman, the wife OF the Rev VI
Freeman "f this city. He speaks Ike a man "
cnndor and sense. Having removed from Ntrg ma $"
ccroI wears since to the Western country, he now la
a large and increasing practice IN his profession III TIA
cntcrprrsing land.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
TO THE RESCUE, AND THEY SHALL
PREVAIL
"oLD TIPS BROOM. -

This Is tho title Of newspaper published
a, Elyria Ohio. Il is the design of its pub
fishers TO employ its columns in the work OF
reform; and they say that il is their intention
TO make 'ciean rork." We would cheer them
on in their work, bidding them in the language
Of encouragement. TO sweep out every nook
and corner Of the Cabinet, so long / n the oc-
cupa'ion ofreckless tenants, who care no, for
the waste and litter, made through their mat
'eniion or incompetency, while they can fat
ten a, the public crib-while they can clutch
'ihc spois" Then make diligent use pl The
Broom, with all other necessary accompani-
men's for thorough purga,ion, until the filthy
Accommodations upon the body polite shall be
swept away, and Uncle Sans tenement be-
come white and clean as in his better days
And we trust that the time is not distant, from
the signs, when il will be seen thai "Old Tip
has made good use of his Broom, 10 the terror
and dismay Of all the hireings of corruption.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

The day when this distinguished and yene.
raele patriot was nominated as the Wing can.
dldate for the presidency will be regarded a:
a momentoUs era inthe history of our country
1t will be remembered as the dawning of q
brighter day, amid the gloom which obscured
the political horizon, amid the fearful appre.
tensions of impending danger. 1t will here
after be seen that, at the present period in our
political history, our free institutions were
threatened with dangers as fearful, at least
though OF different character, as those which
t'ilckened around the band of patriots on the
ever memorable 4th Of July l776. The en-
croachments which have been made by the
present Executive and his corrupt cabinet OF
ADVISERS, upon our constitutional rights and
Liberties, must be chccked-must be stonncd
before they become mature and absolute power.
beyond the strength of the people TO subdue Z:
and it should be felt and i, is already felt, that
the present is the time for the s,rcng arm of
the people to be raised in defiance of the ma
Carnations of men in power, and with the de.
termination to redeem the country from their
co'f"Ptod domination. And will il not be
seen that the spirit of '76 was but reused in
time, at the present crisis, to sunder the chains
which corrupt and designing men had well
high fastened upon us to cast off the fet,ers
with which they would have bound US TO their
iootstool. II Harrison shall be elected we
are free, but if the people fail 10 elect him, we
snail be subject TO misrule and oppression, en-
croachment upon encroschment will follow
each other in rapid succession upon our free
until il will be remembered. bnt
too late, we were once free.
But we will not despond, for the en,husi.
asn with which the name of Harrison is ey.
erywhere hailed, give promise Of better DAYS.
the echo with which the name everywhere re
sounds. notwithstanding the clalter and din Of
pros'iiuted and pensioned press, gives clear
evidence that this great nation is determined
siIli to be free. The enthusiasm is the snon.
laieous, unbouglit, untrammeled expression Of
feemen The echo, that reverberates from
our mountains IS the clear voice Of the people
determined 10 defend their dearest rights from
Iu''te executive encToschment. The watch
'ofo Of the people is, ONWARD, ONWARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
Rutland County Whig Con-
VcnliOn.

The Wings of the several towns in the
county OF Rutland are requested to NEE, in
coun Convention in the village of Cas,lcion
on Wednesday the Sd day of June next, for
the purpose of nominating three Senators to
represen, this county in the State Senate, and
of iransaoting such other business as may be
deemed expedicn, and proper. The commit
tee hope that every town in the county will be
very fully represented.
SOLOMON FOOT. I
OtSON CLARKE,
ID. w. C. CLARKE, County
ISAAC NORTON, (Commi,tee.
ALANSON ALLEN,
]. LEFFINGWELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
COUNTY CONVENTION.

We notice in the call of the committee, no
hour is fixed for the meeting but we are in
formed by one Of the committee that 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. is the hour We are glad to see
that some of the towns are already awake to
the subject Of the convention. The wings OF
Poultney are preparing to raise "Log Cab
in," and those in Middletown seem to think
they shall not need, like their Van Buren,
ncighbors, to hire voters from abroad to help
them. We would recommend TO the Wings
OF the several towns in the county, if they have
not already done it, to call meetings at an ear
ly day, and see what they will do towards
sending full delegation from each town.
And we trust the Wings of the county will not
need runners 10 be sent among them TO urge
item to do their duty--not to set of hireling
office holders, but to themselves and their
country.