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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.

ihhHb hbbi
FRESH AND sEhSONABLE BooTs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n BURLINGTON n co. have recently received. aRd
IL. will receive 10y arrivals daily expected, large
from the @sGufastpTer wsS with hose PreyS nG o.
Psie tGey believe to be found in Virginia al this time sIS
which they oner To thei rends customers andthe pnb
nc generay Al ~hoiesale and real ~ suon preesa they
oevTe oano DC % VS. s nan 70 ~,
49, IN ,r 10. % snJ =, =, a. riT atvsn,s-c ~ siyc -,
cali before purchasing elsewhere as we shall ODER then
the very strongest Undue emens buy. Amongst the ar
ing VIZ: anu 0''' Wv ''''''
LADIES.
Ladies' superior kid and co dress walking shoes par
Iae. .ops,ior kid aud morocco dress walEn- Slipper.
| part McCuIdy's
Ladies' superior sealskin walking Shoes and slippers
! 10 90 Sh,le 90 anu H , s'lin 10 90
/ d. a. snsis,ibsT sn,l LII Kin WaIkins sbo..
! Do DO Kid and morocco Bnsslns.
/ ns,TISS,rS'.
o. .-...-~-- Gen . - ,-... po,,.
GenLenens superior cslfEkin cork sole and proof
Geniemens superior kp.skin Navy shoes and Brorans
DO DO calEskin do do, part Miles
DO ealEskin wafer proof Boots al and az
Do do do do shoes.
MEMS
Mon. lined and ,,,,,, &C., 80 ssvr., r..
DO stout unbound 10 do do ~
Do sxua bsayy neggei and ,ew.d Wa,.r Hot.
= .--,.-,,- '''
,v..,..,...-..,...,W WOMEN :.
"OI m AsS'u ~ I PetE'n ie1ti'er msn.
10 go 90 90 90 BOOTS
~ '"''oi''e' h'' alu morocco supper"
. BoIs.
Boys lined and bound pegged and sewed Brogans
10 me cali aud kip sewcd Brosans
DO extra heavy sewed DO
DO fine calf Bool.
MIssEs
Misses hnc ,calsn and morocco DTeSs Roots. par CITY
made
Misses fine do do d. do Shoe.
DO eomrnan kid slippcts
Do fne leather Boots AMI Sboss
curtDprS,s
ctntrs,,. ,,,,.,;,. 80 "a 49, -, -L
DO 'lo numn do a. 40
m, -. iIil'P ~ %
H. ,,, ,,,'yi, W. M, So 90 ,t r..
f''' ~ sI,t, ISL Z, ''''''- anu ''''s'' ''es
lhONho.
superior leather travelling Trunks bellows aud hard tops
DO mar and seal-skin trunks, &c. -
,,,, ID. BURLINGTON co.
"hoesale AMI Retail Boot shoe, Trunk and Leather
hc 10 Dealers-Mansion House
MTRRAY5s FLUID NAGSEsIA
Prepored tnIcr Ibs irnn,cdist. snncr;n,snda,cc NJ
i''P'''u ""-o' ne ,'I'hleu,sIe suPerihlenuahoe oI
1900 or James Murray
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

| ENsinoNABLE AM PRACTICAL boot. MAKERS,
OF rev oTki inform tic gentlemen Of Richmond and
ts vicinity that they have opened Storc on Main sfrecf
t"2 l"ors above Esrys Hotel where they will make to
order ard sell al The following reduced prices
Fine Dress Boots, f7u
i Superior nn
" n-Cork soles and Double. soles and shoes propor.
/ tOuahy low :. - a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

VlRaixIA- "A, rules hsld in N. clsTls sfnoe Of
Essek Cifeuh Superior Ceru of Law and Cham ery
the ttn DAY of January, lsil William o. Tsys plaintiff
raiOts with the will annexed Of Gcorge Nurrcn,
deed H. o. rsyoe, who v ooe of tho executors OF Col
John lay hoe, dec u, end others, defendants
The defendant q. Tayloe, not having entered his APP
peafance and Sen security according the
bly, aud the rules OF h. Court. appearing BY salts
factory evidence that he Is not nhabant state
on The motion Of the plaintiff by counsel n L. thai
the said defendant do apear here the HIst Monday In
April next aud answer the original and and sup
elemental bulls Of the painn, aud that copy of this order
be forthwith Inserted In some ncwsp spcr published 10 the
city 81 Richmond for eight weeks successfully AMI that
another copy be posted atthc front tho
OF ths county eopy-rcsie
JAMES ROY MICOu, Jr. Clerk L. q. =. q. l. &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
IN GAYNoR 4 RoYsTER,

Nj rs JOHNSON has not removed has been tie 80
l'l cOni time reported, hut still continues non Govc,
nor street over DR. Chamberlans once, nearly oppo
fe brLethbudge, Dentist ready nticna To her PROBE
sona Services as heretofore. u strangers reuuifs re-
npnd. 49, ''' ~ -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PTesideHL
1Nhls Company makes lNsuRANCEs on LIVE ioi one
or more years, OF for Life, at the following rates Tor
Age. One gsay SeVsr years. Lys;
. 10 i9 s55
% iS5 Il LIZ s a5S
GRANTS ANNulTIEs-Ratss for one hundred dollars
8 8 years. As'' 'E + Per Annum.
SELLS RNDOwMENTs FOR CHILDREN
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS in which life or the Of
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications be made personally by letter, post
paid 10 the subscriber Agent for the Company al ke
noHd who Will furnish all necessary information 10 persons
DESTROYS Of avainE themselves Of the advantages which
this Institution oilers for providing against those changes
t. which all subject from the ettanty OF life and inc
prsGarOusucEs Of business by the payment Of SINS
sum- which spare, comfortable support
nay 5y this means be secured TO theT ismlie mile
AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY.
Every Piece t1aTrGnied good.
~ J. RICHARDS a. co. have Just opened addition.
" al supply OF the above justly celebrated Cutlery,
Bcs, hesvyNory balance handles with French Forks in
Bss; ivory balance handles with plain Forks in sots Of 81
pieces
Also asuperor article Of black and coored seGtp ba.
lance handles with aud without French Forks in sets OF
Also, Beef Steers, very superior article
DO Ivory and Seftip Carving Knives aud Forks
DO do game CaTveTs
Tie above goods for sale at no other establishment In
the city, will be disposed Of at reasonable prices, al the
Hardware and Fancy store ri the Saw, opposite the
swan Tavern, II street. shOckoe Hill. no 20 |
CCOTT's PATENT IRON SAFES, Lined with |
y Asbestos. uanufacturodin Philadelphia by q. w. Cross
varying In prise from tis to e15O-For salo By -
10 " Opposite The Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
w. IS. & y. ID. CHRISTIAN,
,,-, MasEGI ssgaEG2

INIVIIIFIVINDT
Have on hand a general assortment OF
GROCERIES,, WINES, TRAs a. LIQUORS,
% THE BEsr QUALITY,
At wholesale ard retail, for cash or TO punetual
customers.
ALMANACs FOR 1871.
StWORD'S Pocket Alfnanao
- Churchman's Calendar and Eccle Register for
tbs year Of our Lord 1871
Tho Church Almanac containing besides the usual Ca
endsr and Ceeusl Phenomena, statistics respecting tho
Church and Alphabetical l Of tho Clergy Of the United
Safes, and the BRUSH Provinces
Jusi received. and for sale.
JOSEPH GILL,
fen doors shove the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

VIRGINIA. Lancaster COHafy Court, hfoa dav
lsLA January, lSil-wlliam ~. Xix and Ehz ibeth
his wife, VINO was Elizabeth Myers. eomp against
Amsnda Myers, Pleasant Myers aud William Myers, dc.
PENDANTS Ia ChdHeeTy.
This day came the compainants by their counsel and
hed helr btu against tho dccn ants; aud the said defend
ants having entered their appearance and given seour
Court ant arpearns by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not Inhabitants OF this country: ordered that
said defendants tn appear here tho third Monday in
April next aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
copy oihis otdcrIb be forthwith inserted news
per published the Guy of Riohmond for months
cessvey and poste front door OF the Court House
OF this cOunty. Copy. Tcstc,
IA QUs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

TIVE subscriber receiving, and keeps constantly onhand
Il atwhosssle and retail, and at the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description 49,,
Also agreat variety Stoves for burning eeI
yi,qea, ora gal .
\
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

rIiiE attention n the Members Of orr Legislature and
the public generally, who dcrirous ~ examining
somoihing new aud splendid In the Gun line respect
luly rsgurFed AZ my oil established GUN AND
rfORIlNG STORE, 10 examine srrLB % pounLr
GUN MANUFACTURED nv suoP, entirely different
principle 10 any Thing else Both locks being
made 10 work with only trigger discharrng either
barrel AZ The will and pleasure u the sporsncn, without
the least bic in removing the finger altering tho
trigger. THOMAS TYRER,
Manufacturer ~ Guns, Hfes, &C.,
W ~ Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
:, the children OF Marraret Bnc.
WIN. HOIT,Clk.

NiRGINiA:-ln Ncuoway County Court, 9TH Ian1a-
~ 1911 Anderson Miller, pllf VS. Grief g Richard
son AMI Nancy his wife, Aansnn A Ellington aud William
Rud sminis atuTs oi John Rudd and Sinai Rudd widow
aud rect OF said John Rud dec d. dcts Ia Chanrery
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney and flied his
bill against the deicndints and the defendants, Grief q
Richardson and Nancy his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according the of
semby and the rules of this court and appearing 10y
tsiactoTy evidence that they inhabitants this
country II ordered that the said defendants DO appear
here on the fret day ofheXt April Court aud the
bill OF the piant; and that copy OF this order form
with inserted In some newspaper published In the city Of
Richmond or town of Petersburg, for months sucees
syey and posted the front door Of the Courthouse OF
this county Acopy. Testc,
q ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

to- constant supply OF the above Instruments, with
LYELI. JOHNSTON Il LHELL-
N. c. King, Norfolk; Brssss Thomas, PeteT.buTgi
spntswooi a Robertson, do; James T. RoYalc, Lynch
burg: Wm II. Chapell Earmvic.' NH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
"!aultum in })drDo."

A Rouqnc,r and IhleC The other evening says
a Paris Contemporary, well known novelist, a man Of
great coonc-, and courage, was mCtby stout fellow,
who pulled ont p9uiar0 and demanded hi, purse
Capital g. the '"cr exclaimed; was just about 10
make the same .0mIui o1 YOU, bot come, as | find
have fallen DO auA oar ol ourselves, TIL give YOU
share OF prime .05 have got DO hand. Come along r.
Deceived hy s confidence, the real rogue olnei the
counterfeit. and they stole along together I'LL they
me, by patrol, in'o whose hands the good naiIrcJ
friend uuaudly lodged his associate
What word Did Adam address 10 Eve when she nib
bed the Tfln
Ans i.-aH-u-qte.
Ephroim says that ia meetings Of the people, the
men Of staeiHg alone ri down. while the at-izens all
ways sta,d up.
March ~ OrhograDhy. To a village not a hundred
miles from Administer, a sjIu-bolri, displaying the
following unique composition, rert4fiVi Il hfcrqttIq,
hangs over he door Of the pun-pl. mercantile esiab
lisHmeut -' Nicholas A., licensed TO- sci. bear
ale. cyder tee cohy. bsccy. And. snuff TO- be drunk,
on the PREMISE
Epraim saws thai nursery Is the most fhtng place
for Darkroom and c.r-srtsoi which fact folks who
take babies 20 church should he aimani,hed.
Poor Fel9r' Hos bitter must he the dssppout-
men, Of those seekers who have spent their breath
m shouting and singing songs, and ther money and
time m travelling about the country, spogung and de-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

elmmerng spark of existence hail gone out
Tho friend from whom VIC have derived these facts.
was coRnifani oi every lining that occurred during the
Presidents uncss--tfom tAo Saturday usruiur when
DC pot himself under TIE care 81 physician. uu ihc
SUNDAY morning, when DC dio1 Tie expressions az
tubutca Go him touching the fcm0ya. ~ holders
&c, &c. are wholly untrue. lie said nothing of She
kind. or This, the lady who was near him DAY and
night, i- positive. Indeed he did not converse a, al
on husuos~-ac attended So neither public or private
huslncss-t's Thoughts sd not seem 90 rccur 90 such
topics. and urf Introduction strictly prohibited
iuacrd, SD ugIi were Uc physicians ia their DEGREES
that they would not, through fear of exciting their pa
ucnt Gwen admit the clergyman, Dr. Hawley. ul aI
h'fe Haa been surrendered. The General made no
alIusi1as 90 bis family, of serious chariotcrhe cr
pcn'i soon o. recover and OF course ic anxiety on
Weir account.
Bot there was sol .o-' uu which hc seemed TO feel
great anxiety and which constituted nearly the sole
matter of conycrsatou--and lha, was y,hgion. lie
expressed regret that hc had no previously come iu-
90 Tie communion of ihe church at Washington, and
expressed his determination % DO so the moment he
recovered.
The sermon Of Mr. Van Rensselaer, published in the
New World Of last Saturday. was very satisfactory To
ile friends OF tho President, and has elected general
appreciation II d, iu truth excellent DISCOURSE
During that portion of H. 10 which 81 addresses Presi
dent yler that gentleman seemed much affected, and
bowed hls head TWO OF three Tunes as If IN assent
I y y NrYai
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
MY SISTER JANE.

Ny sister Jane is quite a blue,
She's read Lord Byron through and through
And none moro icrcutly adore
The glowing melodies of Moore.
Va fact she squaudefs half her time
In reading and IA scrlb5ng rhyme
And says the "beauty Of the mind"
Leaves charms OF person far behind.
But think not so the men, It's plain,
For none come counting sister Jane.
NV sister Jane has had in print
y poem which would melt flint;
But though she visits play and park,
II failed TO conlure up a spark!
Perchance she Il from her lattice look,
But neer be seen without book
And then she each debut attends,
Calls learned folks her bosom friends
But each device proves quite in vain,
For none come counting sister Jane.
NV sister Jane an Album keeps,
For which she many a stanza reaps,
From "anoient maids" whose venom'd pen
Declaims against the sins of men.
Our youths without cravats, who rave
In every style from gay to grave,
And fish for an invite to dine
With pa, and quaff his choicest wine,
Make hearty dinners, drink champaign,
But never think Of sister Jane.
My sister Jane is very fair,
With azure eyes and auburn hair;
He, brow is polished marble white,
Her eyes are bathed in liquid light,
And Jane is slightly formed and young;
But then-my sister has a tongue,
With which she loves dispute to wage
With all forward critics rage.
Her learning seems her greatest bane,
For none come counting sister Jane.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

WAR WEST. The Little Rock (Ark) Ga
zeue of the 9th, satcs,on the authority OF gentleman
from the Indian territory, that war had commenced
between the Chocaw und kckapoo Indians 1t is
stated that the kckapoos have for number Of years
been encroaching the Choctaw lands, and had been
frequently requested TO desst TO which they paid no
attention. Aew weeks since theChoctaw council deem
ed eXpedent pass a law commanding them to leave
their territory, which the kckapoos refused do, and
assembled their tribe, numbering twelve hundred war
iors determined to resist the execution of the Chocaw
law. They have, in addition to this, sent the war
Ratchet to the numerous and savage tribes who inhabit
the extensive tract of country lying between the Choc
taw line and the Rocky mountains.
1t is also said that the traders who have been resid-
ing among the Indians busiiy engaged in remov-
ing their goods the vicinity Of Fort Towson for pro-
lection.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

which ono set worship Use nctt DESTROY. The only oh
lcc Of any political worship shall bee The Constitution Of
my country ,yi mot bc The instrument 10 overthrow
It, scat in thc Senate sufficiently elevated TO MI
tho measure of ANY m1ns ambition. and, evidence
OF the sincerity o' my convictions that your resolutions
cannot be cNcrliri without violating NV oath. re-
sign into your hands three unc13rca OF my term
shall carry with mc into retirement tho principles
which brought with the u'n public life, and by the
surrender ot tc high station 60 which was called by
thc voice of tho people of Virginia. shall set an OK
ample 20 my chidtcn which Will teach them 20 regard
as nothing. place and office when either attained or
held by TIE sacrifice Of honor.
am gentlemen, your fellow citizen,
JoHN TyLvR"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
DIED.

In this village, Friday the 23d inst, Alexander
Willard Reed aged 10 years Mr.. Reed died Of pleu
risy after very short and distressing lnoss. As
citizen, few were more generally respected than the
deceased, whose loss IN community will be more
extensively realized
In Mount Holly, OF cankcr rash, on the l7th inst, 4,
Joanna, daughter OF Luther and Melinda Hale, aged
IL years.
In DANNY, on the 18th inst, of consumption, Mrs.
ctscy, wife of DR. Abraham Locke. Printers in I}os
ton Mass, and Michigan requested &c
In Chelsea, on the Goth inst, Of consumption, Mrs
Eliza Fuller, consort Of Mr. Daniel Fuller, IT. aged 2r
In Boston, Mass. on the l7th inst, very suddenly
Richard lIaughon, Esq editor OF the Boston Atlas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
From the North American.
TIE PRESIDENTS FUNERAL.

AIR Duftdt ~ Sir JOhH More
Slowly and mournfully pass they on
To the home where the dead are sleeping,
While the funeral notes of the mufiled drum
Der the sable bier are sweeping.
lie starts not now at the well-known sound
The thrilling silence breaking,
lie springs not forth to his comrades round,
From his quiet slumber waking.
Sadly and silently pause they now,
While the soldiers tears are stealing,
His martial form and his stern proud brow
His hearts deep gtief revealing;
lie cares not though the strangers eye
Should mark his bitter sorrow
He thinks Of the scenes in the days gone by,
He mourns for the cherries morrow
Not sound is heard as they gather near
Save the hallowed prayer ascending;
The patriots sigh and the staesman's tear,
In voiceess grief are blending;
They mourn for a leader, a ruler gone,
nations hope and glory,
chosen guide from his people torn,
The honored in fame's proud story.
From the grave they turn with measured tread,
The tomb's dark portal closing,
But II matters not to the sainted dead,
On his Saviors breast reposng;
With nobler throng in the world OF light,
His ransomed soul Is dwelling,
For the victory won through the conquerers migf
His song of triumph swelling.
Phtiddciphtd, April :, 1911.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

rur ToRru lIaur Ppoorsslov This novel and
most imposing part of the oa-equ.cs IN honor the II
lusrious dead. took place q, Albany SATURDAY eve
ming last. We learn from lhe Evening journal, that
d wa, arranged under ,ho auspices aud direction OF the
Frcmcn OF Alh1uy,Cycr ready 90 the call OF duty
Patriotism. Tho procession composed Of tho
hers of the . tompauies,in their iireman's dress
accompauic. .y d iul baud OF music. and bearing the
funeral utn. cred WI. IT'S pal-thc whole illum-
mated by the hight of upwards Of six hundred torches
II passed through the principal streets of the city be
tween and 10 clock The nigh, was sull and very
dark; and the en,.t produced by the long array Of
mourners at that unusual hour--ihe funeral emblems
the solemn music, and the strong red glare Of the
torches revealing from the gloom and lighting up with
picturesque effect the houses and crowds Of spectators
which throngcd tho windows they passed--lelt an
impression which will be claccd from the memo.
~ of those who behold the scene
This striking and effective testimonial of the grief OF
the People for the lamented lARaIsoN fifty closed the
week which the tldngs of his death had rendered in
deed period Of heavness and mourning 49, Dai. Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

..gr.rn To POI ITTCS THE NEWS
.t r..l'c fpIi.re ""a.1 PC ~ ','''.
a If..f'rs OBJ i.r.a land Ne' i.r SIC amris hinl'H .
i'r..r 'l4 been s'.1 "i'o h'isiA' '''- .
,. i.a' ilef ai' ia'ortei g. 'on between .
4 Nc" orh 'of i.' .iiuie.
HIA", N'H l.itf'" H'.l a" lff.L f''rhA- .
"Hn Dad .afsC connexions p" pan. 'es- .
... ...a committed '9 NfNr &c., r.'fErt "|'I er- .
r.o.r7 aa4 amongst others "i-h one GA lhe .
ar-
q f..-ai H,ffi'.ft if'i'.'3ti Ho'Nnf 2i baln' .
sa.ff of hffit.s gained 81. >s'pu, TOOK pos
'..'''" oi ''' '.''N~i pAtP' he app .
0 was y. ''i "IH Ff'3"'' ho1'n2
.f'r c.''-. were gwen TT ihc Char
! at ~'.f f i''' VI '..i''ns' "hi jones' a"l a'i't
... s.Ha' r.'n .mr"i @" ihe '.a'f orc OF ue
r'.' 'Aa' ever Hc't DO b4'h vas ai.~'l-
4 l.. m'H'a'} heNs '' "' very hHic interest
''' .''' It'..'. i'' 'Ni.'l VIVA lic
y ."' .." ''i 3" ''"t @ -.N''l'"s Tor r,'cf.
f. '."'' laiI 'nruiti] subjects ore oil local
'. '"- orc "'' '' SUI .''H' Importance 20 notice
.t.
,- i...'''' i....If las 'ech 'omWlcd ai "iul-
..' .F one OH VIC s'f ants Voc hH.!'s stolen
psi Co.. 'i.I1..c plato. costly ornaments and iurm-
avg h'cn Do iHe Castle for many yea's.-
100 han ho' been approA,uic1.
...'.' h'""ei Oh 'Wlgi'"'e have recently en-
t. AH'I.t Inc l',"c' snip " clhs'"n h'd
.'a"' passengers ana several other Vessels
"..'-- son "i lhe Justly 'eIcyT'lei N'"'u>h
4 -ss ic''h''} Completed 20 years service DO
] o. h." h''iH Au appointment under Ue factory
4 ''a.
''N sit'' Wat ~ William Parker VIII sue
'...'' '.'.i D." 'Uhi
"s t.t very mite intelligence of interest PC infor-
'r" ''' quarter win ''e exception IT England.
i..." H f"-i1f1 va f..''i"' .. ih' T.. N'"''f. me
".H- '- extracted rom iIc Liverpool N''HIaTG' OF
= ~ hs.-
IHe foolish tone oi "'t'Iee defiance "hch ihe \
80 press has recently gwen way to- Is much soft
down. aud i would appear from them That me
i stature ls returning ~ a more becoming sense OF
9' Wopucy ln relation To Leoo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

JOS, T.iFn Asn rur ENrrvaNG RrsoLuuoNs
While a tse Senate 1894, Mr. Tyler instructed
ty the H. stature of Virginia 70 vote for the famous
Erpuu-sHg H,faLno1s His letter iH reply concludes
IA inc following manly terms, which DO him high hon
1r
"l dare 0.' touch tic Journal % the Senate. The
Constitution .ft.-s H. In the midst Of all the aga-
uu 10, rarg have heretofore stood ty that sacred in
TrjmeUt 10 is t.e only poet Of honor and Of safety
Parties are continually changing The men Of to-day
give place 20 TIE men o. to-mouow and the idols
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

u I q "A n e q I MS.
JUST received 10y JAMES BARRETT, IT, one ease 81
brpsd"lpihs, o different colofs and qnalties which
~ be sold very low for good pay
ROLAND, April y la 17-I9
ltY the -Ybscrbcrs being appplrtrd by Ne Hon tbs
w Probate Count lor the d.stfct 81 K1uand, commits.
si"n'ts &" receive Examine and adjust all claims and de
manos ~ all pcfsons against The estate Il
WRIGHT WHlFFLL
late 81 Fuslord sad aIs,fc decessed represented
'nspveui, sHd eco Oh CLAIMS and demands exhibited N
offset thereto and months from the - day q Apul.
lH"i. beng aIoVrd BY said iof that purposr
%" therefore Hefrby give notice that viii attend
The bu,urs. Of our said appointment 81 u. dwelling
hHls' ~ hirharl Whipplr. sad iliisofl the isst
Iuratlys OF Jlur and srp,enbsr mkt from oe<k 70
al q O'Clock ,. g. na each 81 said days
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GENERAL ORDERS
The death OF WUtIIN lirsrr IiaREIsoS President NJ
The United States, and Comm ndsr 30 Chief Of the Army
and Navy thereof having been announced the following
regulation Is promulgated the Militia Of this state,
manifestation Of estimation Of Is private virtues, and
Of respect ot ms office ~ Chicf Magistrate.
The usual badge Of mourning, consisting Gf Grape the
i"ii arm and on the sword hit, viii be by all the
commissioned officers al suitable occasions, until after
the next annual inspection Of their respective corps,
Officers receiving copies 81 hls order will c,mmunicae
the same, without delay ghOut the bounds o. their
respective commands
BY order Of the Commander m Chief
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IT-Ig kdutapt A I,sa General.