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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
THE MILLENNIUM.

Bishop Hall sagaclously remarks upon this subject
20 blessed Saviour what a strange variety of concets
do | find concerning thy thousand years reign =
What riddles there in that prophecy which no hu-
man lounge read Where to fix that marvellous
millennary and where the end, and what manner of
reign shall be-whe,her temporal spiritual, earth
in heaven, undergoes many constructions there
pens that have undertaken it; and yet, when all is
done, see thine Apostle speaks only of the souls of
martyrs reignng long with thee, of thy reignng
so long earth with those martyrs % my Saviour !
while others weary themselves with the dsqusition of
thy personal relgnhere upon cath for thousand years,
lie, it be the whole bent and study of my soul to make
of my personal reign with thee in heaven to all
eternity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

deal OF enjoyment in looking out Of my lite cabin and
laughing at the foes of the world. They dout see
me and 1t does them no harm; and between you and
me the world are busy pursuing mere shadows One
wants 10 be uch another 10 get into oihce-never sat
isfed bot here ! am mendng old shoes, con,enied
with my lot and situation, and happier 10y far than
king Indeed am thankful that Heaven in its wrath
never made me king, for it's poor business.
BY this time my boot ready, and wishing to pro-
long my conversation with a who displayed so
much real practical philosophy, said Have you no
distressing 10 vey you, no anXieues, sleepcss
nights bills TO meet, pangs for yesterday, no fears
for tomorrow lie stared at me moment, and said,
"So NoSr." The only which have com
forts. have a wife, the best in the world, and two
children and that is enough for any to enjoy. As
10 bills have to meet aud never buy credit,
and never buy what do not really want. As for the
fears of tomorrow, have fear, hut trust in a kind
and ever watchiu Providence, believing that "suiii-
cent unto the day is the evil thereof" and resignation
10 Providence TO De truest philosophy" What noble
fellow said J. TO mend crack in boot Himself a
piece OF noble workmanship felt inwardly the truth
OF the ayings, "contentment kingdom and after
left my philosophical cobbler, thought much about
him, and am satisfied that his philosophy sound,
and that mankind in general have yet to learn the
cret TO be happy.
His situation is obscure, but
Honor and fame from condition RISE
Act well your part, there all the honor lies"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
PUBLISHERS & PROPRIETOl
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o. IS4I. IPt

ave may as well remark. IN tins connection out
great surprise that the Legislature OF Vermont should
appear obstnatcy opposed TO scicniihc survey OF
that State. Their penny wise and pound foolish
policy quite uuIusthable for there Is no State
In the Union which Possesses 50 strong inducements 10
cultivate a high scientific and literary character. or
whose geological and Typographical survey would pre-
useful and important results, than Vermont /,
and yet there is other State whose Legislature Is
deermlnacly opposed 10 the appropriation OF single
dollar for purposes Of this kind. In addition to the
ardentwshes ofmanyofher most distinguished citizens.
and the strong recommendations Of scientific men, who
requested by the Legislature to report their views
upon the subject Governor Jonson IN his annual mes
sages has repeatedly utA y this measure upon them
still eveU proposition OF TIE kind has been uniformly
rejected"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

Number Of Inhabitants to Square mile The Unit
ed States furnishes population OF II TO square
mile c. the inhabited portions of the country, and to
a mile for the whole territory embraced within the lin
It's OF the federal jurisdiction Contrast this present
occupation of the soil with the population OF the most
thickly peoped portions of Europe, and it will be
that there is ample for to increase numcrl-
cal strength, and not be crowded either Belgium has
1923 inhabitants the square mile. Holland 25i, and
Great Britain and Ireland 206. Russia has but % 10
the square mile, and Sweden and Norway only 10 49,
France has 1875 Italy l72; Germany III; Austria 27,
aud Switzerland 1873.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

Geologtoai Surrey.-iardly week passes that docs
nGing with such notices Of tho results Of the geo
logical surveys IA other States make US feel regret
II not downright shame that Vermont persists 10 being
uumndiul uf her own interest IN noticing an arI-
Gle upon the geological reports Of New York te edit
or of,he New Yorker gives Vermont the cot direct,
tAgs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

Adyices from Athens Of the 9th utmo state that the
discontinue of Mehemet Ali had disappointed the Gov
eminent of Greece, which, expecting that the pasha
would have opposed greater resistance, intended TO
avail itself of the embauassments OF the Ottoman en-
pre to add portion of Thessaly TO the Hellenic king
dom. Much discomfort prevailed, particularly among
the Hydrios and Spezzots who threatened quit their
islands and place themselves under the Turkish rulers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
PRTSSIA.

4 Prctendcr 10 The THrone-The German pSpers
have given several obscure hints of the existence of
preender to throne Of Prussia. In letter. under date
OF "Froners OF Prussia" it is alleged that elder
brother OF the present king having been assassinated
left a son, who IS now major in garrison in Mentz
II is asserted further, that several Of the first families
in Prussia have determined to support him. This CON
spiracy, II is added, will asonish Europe with its
resute.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
II. r. WHITE Il l.. T. GUERNSEY ]

sends rain upon the thirsty land the bottles Of
heaven-causes the earth yield needful supplies to
man and beas,-averis the dire pesueuoe and saves
from mortal sickness and thteaning deaths
Morning Star
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
From the New Ira
SIANZAS

W.a.a lar Ne t1oirncr, not for hpa fhars dead"
Come To the bridal hall
Aye come wiih lutte and lay
From her Cd ldhoud home at a strangers call
ula den turns today
Flowers bloom around her head
Grins her bosom shine
voice ~ ssd-a prayer Is sped
L. s'fanErt-s she Is thine,
Bring tears today-sye bring
Bring Tears, and a ye come
c,ptess wreath DER the maiden fling
Who lrit her fathers home.
When Yesterday che wed,
JOY 90 her Young heart lay;
Ire night had fled the bolt sped
Deaih'-she is thine today
Nay, tw,ne cyprus wreath
Let hopes bright pinion shed
lis balm around as prayer ye breathe
Der the gave of the early dead.
Though veiled her beauty here,
And cold her young HEARTS shrine,
Yet shed no tear DER the maiden heart,
Strangrr-our tears are thine!
The lsst number Of the Quarterly Review contains ar
admirable a,cl- ntcspread with extracts, the modern
poeies,es OF England The following quoted favor
Aee specimen OF the powers Of Mrs southey (omery Miss
Cathaune Bowlcs)
THE pAUPERS DEATH-BED.
Tread softly, bow the head
In feverent silence bow
No passing bell doth toll,
Yet an immortal soul
Is passing nov.
Strarger however great,
Wuh luwly reverence bow;
Their Is ons IN that poor shed
One by that paltry bed
Greater than thou,
Beneath that beggars roof
10, Death doth keep his state
Enter, no crowds atta nd
Eater, guards defend
This palace gate.
That pavement damp and cold,
No smiling c"uftiers tread
One silent woman stands.
Lifting with meagfe hands,
dying head.
No mingng voices sound:
An infant walls alone;
sob suppressed-again
That short deep gasp, and then
The parting groan.
oh change oh wond ous change!
Burst are the pr son bars:
Tins moment there, so low,
So agonired-and
Beyond the stars
oh change! stupendous change
There lies the souless olod
The sun eternal breaks
The new immortal wakes
Wakes with his God.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

The last number Of the Quarterly Review contains an
admirable Aci- nctsprend with extracts, the modern
poeies'es OF England The following quoted favor
Able specimen OF the powers Of Mrs Souhey Formerly Miss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

s'aring exhibition OF political ngrattude, the mar,
VINO up To the accession OF President Tyler was the
aeNno~ legged favorite OF the Wing party and
without doubt, the man sminently deserving OF
VOC t'spees and esteem of that party, has nO,c I've
come subject for tic rcproSchts OF few OF tie
,t'e Non'd'hare-heen leaders, and the consi,n,
T',he ior The otacultr sVlngs- out-asainSt Of he
executive organ IN WasLjrcton. MIR Clay has, IN
e course oil his life, experienced, perhaps, much
OF injustice, and been srbeeted to as many cruel
'"nCNS nom cludico and passion, Rs any o,her
,'''oS'"an Who mas ever lived in the county. But
We question watcher any OF the previous crusade 5
'SS'nt nm, has oqualled IN malsnuy. upfsitncss
'hu lncrnsisiercy, hat which IL now wngcd, seem.
nS,N' uhGer the court enaucc of "thoSe ia authors
y."
The attempt Nrtflly commenced Ivy Wise, Gill
u'sI ana Mallory, End that squad ut ,eriium quds
va congress, who have hrppiy s,oushed off
"'h the W ne parry, to show that MIR Clay, at the
'N"o session, Get w himself Dictator, and
>"nstlt 10 make IAN issue" with MIR Tyler, will TAIL
SeIote the light oftruth and reason. 5, tar from
ms oelHg the fact 1t Is susceptible OF proof that MIR
~."F uHpHyrd willingness u chucitiatc and
S'hNT"niS:, to gre ter extent than was accepta-
"e 10 Ihe large majority 81 the Wings. lie yield
ca IN Tie hrSt Bank oil TO nccommciitc MIR Tyler,
'hu ne voted for the seconi Bank Bill m order to
square The sublcc, with the Presidents views. lie
un"o'm'y refused 10 unrc IN Huy thing like denun.
CATION ol the President and aboIsd diligently to Se
cure the union of the Wings ;or the sake Of the
we shall have moro to say concerning this and
o'hsy m1ueTS connected with the present attack up-
On M' Cay, hereafter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
HENRY CLAY

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
TIE LATE ELECTION


The returns, which are now IN from the GiT.rcn;
portions OF the State, render II certain that Fnuc,,
Thomas is elected Governor of Maryland for the
ensuing term OF three years. This result is As mori
tJinS as II was unexpected.
II would be useless to refer to the particular
'es which may be supposed To have hroush, a,,,u,
this issue 1t is enough to know that n,r,,, hold
ing an undoubted majority in the State, PROCESSING
principles which intelligent men ought to apprect
ate Gs intimately blended with the conservation nj
a consistent government and the commonwealth,
best inierestS-has suffered itself to be overcome
We have no complaints to make, since the matte,
has been decided by those to whom the right of do
cision belongs. The consequences that are to fol.
low from It will show, before a great while. wheth
er was a juticious decision or not.
1t, out OF temporary irritation, DISCUS or dcspon.
dency, c'uscd by recent events at Washincton-i
from impaueoee at the gradual progress OF healing
measures adopted IN the administration of our State
Affairs, or rom pctuancc at the momcntary incon.
venIencles which those measures may INVOLVE
from any Of these causes, or from other causes OF
personal pque, or the jealousy OF clqucs, the dis
as'rous issue OF our election mas resul:ed-we hnv,
only TO say It is most unfortunate tina, those ,yb,
have thus brought this ca amity upon the State ar,
not the only ones who will have to suffer from j.,
conSeq uCnccs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

Gentlemen: wish to he INDUCED once more.
On the same mission, on which must assert. thai
al least orc u aciirs from other than merccnary
motives, IN Knocking for adm!,llrce at the door OF
your paper, where We thrice found civili,y. 1,
Is ISL 10 myself and duo TO accuracy, that 90 90
early made II a rule, (irom which have no,
dey'aied) never to SUPPORT or TO oppose any public
mans course, unit | had fully examined and mn.
Inre.Y consie'ei the subj rc'. have usually writ.
ten iOr the Press, GuDGyW0tsiu MOI for the ,,ro,,
Of escspug responsibility, but because have nev.,
believed that any name, However ies pertaLrc. coyfJ
acd 70 u'e "eight OF arguments or TO the c0nssen.
cy and strength OF asccl.aneI fic;s, which pte the
only weapons use.
In my letter IN the daily Wing Of the 29.h OF
Sep'einbe, SAID, that no one had yeutured IN.
assertion hat MIR Tyler had, At any time. speci6
ciy surrendered the principle OF ate assent 10 the
establishment Of agencies when Invested of the ro,,.
er 10 discount on which he insisted before and after
me consultation with the Cabinet on the Il h OF
August. The assertion Of MIR Ewing, that the
iresdeni did so surrender the principle ESCAPED INV
attention and consideration. | submit whether NJ
BIS assertion IS no., or ought not to be swept ,yyov
by the torrent Of orhcIng a..l The prlrc,nIc was
observed m Mr. Ewu-'s ON plln, which admitted
branches ~ the States without their assent Lu,
without the power u discUuntng either promissory
notes or oil Of exchange. To exactly the same y
tent, the principle Of State assent was retained m
Mr. Rlyes' amendm.Dt 20 Ar Claws bill To tho
same tEient, the sumo principle was INSISTED On IN
the hrs. Veto Message, and was not waived by the
second. And the President pu' IN the hands of a
mem Der Of the 10. So, Hdufni to tire second
bi.i winch was vetoed, adh-rns 10 the same extent
10 The same principle, as essential to secure hi,
sanction. These acts may be dlsreg ,rded by
others who UW overlook or undcrviluc them, bat
M my judgment they ride over and beet down tie
assertion Ot the * SCCretary-the assertion of tho
man who deliberately declared thnt "ihs pgicer ID
dsaL ~ srehmgeS" Gas as strongly developed ir
his own rIl which the P,csidcrt approved nj the
h'S.u'Ng" i ue SEE ion, as 10 the one which he &c
Jecled Iis close; zen he truth s ss the oils will
show every pcfson Who will inspect them, that a.,
'agens.ss' owed ~ the former bill, without The
assent VI hc states were expressly disrlluwcd th,
power of orcouuiiDg, md were merely int,uied II
infs'r. Noe Uusin ss proposed by the bill, "Olhei
man i1r the purposes o. dIsrount;n whereas tb,
Latter .I rejected b. the President allowed "nesn.
c'es." without the assent Of 'hc States, with IN,
power. 'u .r1n.ac. ali tho business proposed. M
Pt0T q, deal IN bills n exchange iHcuded excepting
only We power TO discount prOmis5ory notes anl
bills dawn and payable On the same State.
pfrRf.TT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

Judge Pennyoaeker may have decided according
to law, IN the following ease-ol which We know
noihirg:-but we claim to know something of COM
mon sense, ard ho Iuns dir,ely in the teeth OF
that;
| UNCERTAINTY OF ruE LAw.-The Winchester
| Republican has "a notice OF the case uf John w
steven, whose trial Tor rcbbing the u. :. Mail
took place IN the District Court Tor the Western
! District Of Nugna, holden at wythe Cour, House.
al Toe FHii Term, which closed on the 9Th ul,. We
are informed that the indictmtut g.nins, a n, con.
n'neu Sven counts, charging the Cti-nce in as
m'nS different modes, both under the st and 2snd
sections OF the Post Office act OF 1895 and that the
iactS as proven IA the case were these to wit: A
package consisting OF five letters Ihtte of which ems
e"sed money, were written, made up nd nut into
We travelling or snail mebng at the post office At
h"'ngion, tnr tie purpose of teSrs; the honesty OF
stevens The letters purported To have be, writ
ten and mailed ut CornersVilc, Tennessee and ere
addressed TO merchants m Philadelphia, aud Balti-
more. The package was made tn present the an
mail. " ''''
The three letters enclosing money were found IN
INC coat pocket Vt Stevens upon his being searched
before the committing Magistrate two OF then, with
the seals broken. IL was not intended that the
package should go IN the mail but was to be taken
Out before ITS departure, IN case the design of DE-
teeuns Stevens should prove a failure. After The
pan was completed, the clerks m the office Other
Than Stevens, went to their breakfast leay,r,. HIM
10 assert and distribute the mail
Inc case, both upon the law and the facts infer
oel"s most elnborately argued, (the tri,l h,yinc
occupied three entire days,l was submitted 20 The
lnry, who, after beng out some rn,e, cam, INTO
court and asked TO 6e instructed upon the question
o' Ia" "hlch had been raised by the pr,Snne,'s
COUNSEL The Judge The Hon. |. s Pcnpybackc,I
instructed the jury, that the letters found on Sic
venS were not ia tke mail in contemplation of law.
IhaI 'hey were not intended To pe conveyed bv most,
haI inc whole transaction of wulins and mailing
or e T'ers was hcu''ous; and that, however guilty
nI larceny OF the money at common law. of which
inc Federal Court had no cosnizance, The Jurv
eorIlnsly. was uo'o nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

TosAcco AND SnoKIso.--Ihe annexed extract
from late Paris letter in the National Intelligence,
seems to show that tho Practice is encouraged in
France iot revenue purposes.
You may recollect that I noticed the arrival n,
| ha'Te OF SIX millions of Manila csats purchased
on account of the French Government Tn, pubtr
were congratulated on the acquisition of Spanish
tooaceo but snon It was truly OF falsely whispered
tnat much ot the precious importation was Damaged
w the fSi instant the cigars were nut ON sair m
iMlS, AT three sous piece, and the wnss OF Cha.
tNaii and Corsa'Te indulge their humoT IN Telst,ns
the DISAPPOINTMENT OF the purchasers, who on re.
turning In The licensed vcndcrS to complain al the
phoI'y, nave been uniformly told that they were
seNS'' oy must he, out OF the damaged boxes. IL
~ added that the Tobacco .ndmn,.trntion fRr.;e,
has mixed up with this importation nlI ,ts ,er,,ins
o'so'k compounded OF Hungary purchase, and do.
no'ue caehegc leaves, and that when the SIX mil
"ntS snail have been really ycndcd ManiIl, ci.,r.
Wld nevertheless be long afterwards advertised "A,
inc shops have seen the two elder sons of tho
NM ana TIER Two aids smoking IS they rode
'toush the Suec's IN an open barouchc.
~ 'hc accounts Ut the trlumphal march to Paris.
"hch the Duke DAumalc, the fourth son i. nov
pertaining ~ the head OF his Alciets tcsin,,n,
rom Nurseries, where he landed. lt Is paricul,r
~ related no" he jumped down from his hoes, 1,
IiSh' ms cigar Nv that Of a hySlanier Smokinr 4,
mus drought into fshlon 10y the Princes To rrplcn
Sn the revenue. Certainly, II spreads fast AMI
Woe, and the tobacco shops multiply In every st,c,
oitha capital. The police lately suppressed snm,
VHrcitutes oi Count D'Apppny, the Austrian Am
oess'uor, o"'g'inns ~,th the Ministry Tor the ctop
VI h's hungary estates. The French amateurs are
eNeeedirSly suspicious OF what the Rcsie sell. and
prefer the smuc.led Article as much a, I,,st n. ,hs
IRISH do their Poieen, the whskey distilled agnins,
law. "s"''S'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

"A tic for the third member.

lHE BEAUTIES oF LITioArioN.-A suit is now
pending m the Court Of Common Pleas. Alb1nv
which furnishes nm npt illustration Of the fct tb1t
those Who nre inclined TO indulge M the luxury of
the lnw must pay Tor II. Two brothers resided on
contiguous lurms, IN Bern. The cattle Of the one
fespnsscd ON the premises of the O,her and several
law sui.s followed. A: length, to settle the differ.
encc', both signed an agreement 10 submit TO an
award, 10 he made by certain Justice Of the peace
with the privilege Of either party 10 demand inry
One THE parties did apply for Jury, and twelve
persons were summoned, and from those tx were
selected, 10 whom were Submitted ail matters Of Jig
terence Tor adjustment. After hearing both sides
and an examination Of all accounts trespagses n c
an award oi s67 was returned and entered on the
JUSTICES docket. This tho person mulcted refused
IN pay, and suit wss brought 70 recover the amount
The defence sst up was that this was not an ar.
| duration, but regular trial before iurv and os
the amount rendered exceeded the jurisdiction of IN,
justice, tho verdict was in consequence null and
/ void
| The suit has already been tried three ,in,es IN
/ the Common Pleas and once in the Supreme Court
From the latter Il was sent back 10 the lower con,
Tor uia limiting the issue 10 tho sn,pie fact sbetb.
or the finding Of the Jury was on award or a We,
/ dict. The costs which have already accrued Ar,
set down at over $1,000. This is what VIC cal
paying rather dear for ones taste Of tho pleasure 81
, the lawn. Y. Con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
DIED

In M.nch.ster, on Monday evening, tho lI,h in.
slant, Mrs. ADEIIA l.. Hui. wifi, 1r NJ W.,
~ mn She bore her suiicrinss through , mo.
uaeted illness with great phJience and Submission
10 TIE will OF Coo, and expressed strons con 8
Ience IN the atoning blood OF Christ AZ essed ,r,
my mat d' ms commandments, that rhcy max
through the gates into the city" "
Inc friends and 'cquilntancos OF the deceased
arc invited lwrhout further notice) To attend he,
funeral from the residence OF her husband. n We'd.
nesdhy morning, the 18Th instant nt 10 ,,,rn.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
MARYLAND

We give from the Baltimore American the res,,,
VI "e e'ec'on IN this State. A comparison of the
voc u'S year with that of lsst-showins a falling
'u OF 'he wing vote Of 5000 and of the Loco OF 1000
-""' prove 'hataPathy and not epostney IS caus-
gu TIC wing defeat Tine Wing strength ia still
v"'t'' ana when the great trial comes on, it will be
forthcoming, as 1t was IN November last
Inc American has the following comments on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

htni"eky Uh,ai'-.ihe Louisyi Journal state,
that the Kentucky wheat has leon ,o,cro,s,;,,, ~
years md that the crop I'm tbat v,c,g,,y -.
nave PROVED almost On entire failure The cigse ,s
ATTRIBUTED ~ tnc farmers using as seed yyb,,, o., u,
after year lhat raised from their own farms s,y al
the same he'd. Prentice advises the obtaining. 70,
oftdo county, and undoubtedly the ,dvirs - 80
one.--De'eriorialion will always ensue ,ybeSs
practice is followed such as the above. and 10 s,c
coed would contraveno one Of natuIe,s scn.,,
laws. s'"e'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

Messrs Stephens and Cathcrwood sailed from,
WIS e'F on Saturday for Central America. for The
purpose OF continuing their researches IN Tia, .u o
uy oil wonders. They will probably be .bs.",
aoout SIX months, and with the advantages of r.
previous experience, will doubtless return 60,
more richly laden than ON their former tour
". 4. Erur,ys
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
ELECTIONS

Election for Governor and State Legislature, took
pace yesterday in Pennsylvania. The Enquirer
Informs us that PorIor's majority will probably
reach $4,000. We will know atlcr thu election.
In Ohlo the Election OF Members of the Lrs,,l,.
ia takes place to-day