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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
SIMEON BIGELOWS ESTATE.

STATE or TER.BONTl ys3E it remembered that
DiIrici Of Rufiand, 4" ~ alta special Probate
Court holden al Rutland. IN 'D'd district, on the 10Th
day Of August % 1887.
Present UJLLL}.N HALL. Judge.
An instrument purrorDg to be the lssi will and t'-
tamoni IL Simeon gelow late of Brandon in .sid dir
rc deceased being presened Ia the court here by So
rah Bseaw. Harvey Hall, aud Royal A. Avery the ex
ccuiers therein named Tor probate
Is ordered by said cour,, that al persons concerned
hcre1 he notified 10 appear NJ session o ssid couH
10 be hol lon at the probate Office ia Nutlsnd the FIRST
MONDAY Of September hnJ show u sny they
may have, against the probate OF said viii. for which
purp.e It further ordered that copy Of the record
of In. order he published three weeks excessively in
the Rutland uotaII, printed at Rutland msy
be.
81 Attest, H. u TOWSLEE. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
Irorn Me Charlesto,nn Eee Pre,,.

That the why's compose majority Of the legal voters Of
the CITY al acquainted vi ibe true condition
oi affairs Will pretend dpuis To carry the election
was an object all important the Government. and that
object was 10 be consummaieI no matter what WE
OURSELVES SAW A SQUAD OF MEN, WHO had
BEEN TAKEN FROM IilE TREASURY bhlLniNb
Ar WASHINGTON, PAID FOR AT 1lilRItt n
DOLLARS A HEAD. AND WHO WE'RE IE ANSIoit.
TEL, TO BALTiMORE TO VOTE FOR HOWARD
AND MckIN. They under the escptt Of Mkin e
clerk and one Of them being unable restrain LIE bully
ing and temper tie way, commented trade
OF low and vulgar abuse upon cizeo OF Ianoe iof we
only sn Gas could Of beng genieel and iespc1abo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
From III. Nat. Mieiligeneer Of Tuesday

Tennessee We have direct information from the can.
yass To- congress the Of Tennesse, upon whe We
place the greatest reliance that do upon any thing
not susceptible of demonstration.
The substance Of this information Is, that IN all 'e ds-
,rics of the Two, the eecuns are gong ir,h
te irhigs In o the excepted districts, Col Polk
will be re elected and friend Of tie administration VIII be
elected in ar Fotesers late District, Mr. Cave johnson
and Dir Dunlap both expected TO lose ther election N
their respective districts Mr. Campbell sterling wing,
will be elected in place Of M Peyton who about TO re-
move his ~ Orleans Col Hell, has district
has beaten off all show of opposition.
The wings will elect their CANDIDATE 1r Go'ernor and
majority of the members Of the stale legislature.
4 wing senator Will succeed Mr. Gfu0dy IN the Congress.
Of the L. States when his present term Of service .ha
have expired.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
o.-w, eve, ihs IolIgsins - q - p

es-w. copy the following article To sbaw 10
oct reader, iba, there 1, diversity " opinion o.
the subj.o, ~ the wool msfse'.
Noel. II be. been cor practice heretofore 60
give eur 'eadeis ct ilis season q the ycst our
o~a Impressions u The pfospecii'e price Of wool.
snd by iLs course NC are hduscd by Eomc 4
them ih,, We s.ved tn the growers q tie sr'clc
IN ihls county ,lone ia the panic season ct 1884
more Ib,n S25 900. IS then. 90 row there is
. pressure IN the money ms,ke,. and DO demand
fav wool. We advised the farmers at that time
to bold co their crop, IN he belief that better
condition Of thing. ~ould soon onsuo he change
Gems. sud they realized fsis prices 30 nov. Ne
tender the came opinion. because there - evc'y
reason 50 think the, ~r'hin three months 10 come
t,. bu.ine.. relations 81 the country viii resume
their wouted se,i,ty and if 80, wool must Of
coar.e command the usual prices. especially be-
cause our manufacturers arc without The usnhl
competition growing out OF large lmponaiiuns OF
foreign fabrics. Wooon clohs must be IN good
demand for home consumption alone, aud n ~ DC
maud, then woo. will command far prices. We
saw hold on, and wait tie coming Of o,cnis.-
business Viii revive money will burst It's PRISON
walls and 6ad active omplo ymsn, land bosr faces
that now wear the appearance Of gloom and des-
pondeucy. will sgsin be lighted up by chcertulness
IN the pursuit Of active, prosperous rclaiions.-
Coopeystoirn Frecmans Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
nRIeHroN nondaI, AnEu.l J.

A, NJ, SO Beef Cattle, 20 stofes 800 sheep, -
Cows nd Calves, - SAGE co 90. .
p.,r,s- IissC Cans NcqsSe hf.l q7aiHy u - =, .
%. sseond quality ~ 20 40 D. 'bfa fa'''' '''
So,s, esd CaIsa We soieee ssies al 50. - ~ 81
sL,,p Dali Mau, lots sod faf les is,n ihsy
o "a he eountfF Ne n0ttcea sales A. follow 80 - ~
I4sIBO III. 10, 90, = = 2 -, sho q,
sir,ns Thsso 81 Mako we're al .fsif hAt 9'-"t =
oa. ia y :. I'D of sbg. iOc A. fSt" " 80 ese' -"
o., R.,,.a. 30 al bs a. 1sfts' lt-i ftef
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Notice - Newspaper PuLHsh0s The editor Of the
DelswaTean," published 81 Nilm'HRt"h' propose 20 pr
,o u,p .paas, direetorg and teef,o asks isyof,
st each ncusp,per publisher ih me United states VIZ Tor
vard b,u q, mail copy oi thou ptPcf Iic i"i'hos 10
arrange them hy States giving their politics @c fo' 'hs
favor each editor seHdng hs Paper sha ts,'Fe Que t"g
al the Drccinry as mode ready. The adages
ar .c, Of ihis Kind to pubcrs, NUT be npplfen I" a
Tdtars will please copy the above once OF twice 10 ofaef
10 gne Il -ifculaion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
Mifdlrl,nr, Cnlleye.

Ths Aansal Conlneansmeai Of this lattaston will be
bsae 90 weosessy the lsh last Thls Ldeary establish.
has besn somewhat ssi.,ed lately ~ilA uspessas,
aas ssA dssssoas ~h'sh, IA "a sd, ven Likely 70 op-
srsts rsahef sH,orsby To tie utpre prosperity. Bat
sse,eatiy With tbo fos IA the
uessrs, 70 p.nseuap soase a the siadenls be
s<ss have ssA s0.Psnasa some have dismissed and
are rsihsf sssss, aud refractory
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Don't forgd the true issue. The Yannes by the CON
slant stream Of humbugfy and misrepresentation about
banks contve Ia keep 0li Of sight the true ground Of poll
teal action. Let remember that the currency is but a
drop 10 the bucket compared with the great principles ia
Vovod IN the contest. Are We to have constitutional Re.
publican gorernmsntor irresponsible Mon drchy Are
10 BE- free 10 eject rulers submit 10 The died
hon Of regency dTe ns 10 haze government Of checks
and balances. indepsnden Congress Independent
Judiciary. ,ndependsnf state goprnmentor all 10
be prostdted 10 Erscips poicer p This is the
true issuect names be what they will.-U. Hoohnan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
Frrom the ". Orleans Adrufiser.

Co,rGrdly and base i1ck. On Sunday morning last a.
bout O'Clock Spaniatds by means Of small boat got
on boa brig Cleopatra, tap McConnicher, yng at OF
near the Icvce They found the captain bed but whe
or asleep or not could learn, and succecdod 10 m
hicng siabs has Perspn-snd however not
TO be fatal They effected their escape by unintefOpcdy
getting the boat and rowing off IL appears they hha
been passengers the brig from Havana and had placed
some money ii was stated the hands &c The captain for
secutywhich he very properly refused returning without
having their receipt for The Spinards wonld not comply
and some alteration ensued which eventually led 10 the
cowardy midnight attack described
Crime progressing fearIuy in New Ofleans-duei.
ling sc carried to unhoard OF pitch 'a' II is une oI
the credit CITY, that very coecvc or very sautay
measures be adopted We want now Gen. lAooN as
much did lie people o Havana. Ii Is hghy equl
site 10 our character as moral peacoabe and orderly ot
zens that free expression Of public meeting convened
the purpose) should bc had these vital subjects
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

oounterfcitcf wss arrested At osdensbu'f ~ Two
g., three weeks since for plrug spurious bills Of "h'h
27HB were ouud hIs pofscssnu tupssug al 30 "l zoe
0ntarl B-anth bank Is u tie Eagc bank. Boston
Of the y1chango bqnk. Portland " the Amhed - u
hsuk D. Of The thscs tant Dc : bfancN a.
iah Rockwell. aud claims 10 be from Ldsh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
rnaan.ttrn, ~ 5

Pos cuNrfrsit. surwH >.
Wed We reyrf ~ rsr shs g stntn hat So ftffucrt
hsss pfsnsivra, a. 6spsaire a ne zip ~
vaestfs pce tof rssh sac, a small luis - guoe sod
h,se i-sn w,rA, ~ &. es,h Ahd lr Il sapefof
sssiHf 81 80 vpas iosg credit io~ gsaAes srllnf
10 so TIE qvss,as q "a vsso 90 hs.d ~sN have a
,erts.sy irep it~ clip do-p fcf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Goa. srosh asp hasiA MosK, Col. stone, q The
Cen Adsertiser. has Pot fot Aeearaian that MARIA
Nesk ssS seibo. ietged hef eos be Gbres,ion tnd
s that sibsssh soss ih ssn'isneh ~ho had
f-sfs ssp0rieg The sUthssief q ts book xero hon
sa thefs sshers - 10 kss~ 10 he fsbs,oa
b. ss Asssrnssmssi 10 the Joafbs II Coasrre seems
tst it hosGlss declares The a Col 20 lie
"a sasi ssiesises, sad 10 s ieaesns Parcvs bs
,ssy fsls"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

a. fasev,S,hss Eexns " r~cesi t'tsl 10 Nstk 81
Pssf nsvssorn f4f sfh-ay ruh~ff. ~ Rssoiss fesa
De, - ne cfes vhth BE- BOD rfrt,ev'l eeasas,,~i
snd stated that hs b. een pftss '+'sn'ees
~ y Tic cuft thea ssbirhted BIN ta tt~ tire
puscn iaf a., remainder 81 ~. nssatsl lie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

aTThe Vaoi,rs out fal has, sgaur the bsnk
ren.ua. The saspcnsoh eir tc0rk ihcy taking
ttt Advantage ~ thef own wFo1g one word on Tbs sub
jet tie suiN 9Urcn states have fast hold uprn th"
banks aud ready aRd believe willing hold them
to strict rcsponsbihy In short the backs thor
mctr, aBc cannot take advantage Of tie to
late their trust Nitost long suleeied TO ooudEu pun
tbfHt H." rish 80 t.i.- ~ nast 1'ss
haus legaiised he suspension Again there Is un,er
al destc Tor spre cturh specie pavmcntsthe banks
undoubtedly desire 1.-THE merchants and the farmers
doahiody desire tete body sntous dcs IT, unless
pefchancc must few wealth tloatci Bcutobtes
who prefer private auAug, note h.reng aud sPec1lang
specie AZ 10 per premium but what government
dong Confidence and hasten return specie
pa,mcnts We only tsy--noning What the
presses which prae about the bank suspensions,
log this cod Worse than nothing Every blow they
fke tends 10 weaken the banks aud to disturb public con
6dence Any man Of Intelligence and discernment-on the
sahcct NJ banks me9oW tell these presses that their
tends only TO delay The return 20 spee', payments
H. tbs state Of things only for the banks
they Withdraw their bills from circulation. II this is
done speedily will Of add to tina; distress Of which
the country has enough areadyand with that the Vanes
Will fad fault II this is done slowly the resumption o
specie payments will he etardcdand with that these
presses will fad fault. In TACT they will gTun6t gnbIs
grum5ittho best way you fix 1t. Let the banks be
pfudentrue to he puboand trust TO the People 10 do
them lutticc.-I. HaifhmoR,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Tauiar - ~ Roek Pttsh.r q % Stated ~. tisuieri
ef several past tsfp~i shaat Sp salsm-s
ds' 1anosp ref Nav ihr's is hV' css sel''
tar volssss trrss be- ihai CITY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
VI AItRITtp.

10 MdHsury Ch ia'i NJ ilots,s Taylor 10 Ms iues''
IA tstskinr.
w. Wcs rogtrcy Ava ath hs The Res, Jsha A. Hsts
81 the VI e Malay ~ foftlsna tMsnel 10 Mts.
Msc',s T. heamsn. daughter 81 Ios nsaman. Ia 81 The
iotmot place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

"ThC Campbois coming The Hartford Times
prunbes furouslv at the loss OF political iucnds Az
co published ~ the Times of the tst nsi headed A.
post from the Democracy Ia which the editor I" the
Times with flourish Of ttumpcts dtnuuncos AT length the
names Of Peters Fooe Tomhnson, Huuungon,t " Hey
Belts BALDWIN i,aacs Perry, and Bosrdman az political
Arnods. IAN oitbee men" the Tunes "ahce mo
the confidence OF tho democracy but having deserted Jack
SON Van buren, benton the Better Curroncv IAN escln'
siVe metallic currency" "cSpnngmR" &c &C. thoy are
bcnee,rih 10 be known among the Van buren, ol the
county "Puucal Arnolds ~ Query, what ndute
had Arnods leave the majority aud JON The mho-
y-or cing the rich rewards aud emoiuments o once
for the sake of crown oi horns aud the mprecaions "i
those whom they deserted Political huods never leave
the strong Join the weak
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

p-osys--e veil ss hs' '"os ~, r'''as n
.ls-y ~, p-ouAss' tsss'ss 40 ~ ~ s''se' n
Gstss go si%,.s t~l,ss 'hs dtir' feA. - tsd
s~ tho zee, -hs,A Ell ~ ai te rs~t'd tAe@ a. ih'
SansA a a-r.ns ss.s~s.hsi u may so' 10 ris T. os
s.sa~ o. lss .esss pstsss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

hsasnstTas ftLLs TIE great calls fof these Pills nd
tes esisbssle ssisaon they spaf have oJssnst ty
ssl leas ase extensively sss. pisces thea greatly sbose
n~st a Tia iAf s,sh, ssstfSnf ~ the dsy-sEd iee
lssies "a tesesausnasss Asn 70 Ihs pabc. Ths adEsr
ts@Aes soeo~p4hae 9TH high reoognBsne.sioa, ali bs
se,let< a aEeshef R.n 81 tha p.pst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

,,,,e,, an, dollar bails Of the Mechanic Bank 81
M S,,, al Ns- Yoik eIcsla,ou leaps M ~ LOUIS
1M,,,srl Balsus al Jss i2ih ga the south saa ees'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
" TECE.

ZnHE Copartner.hip Of GRrES BAscRoPr. !. this
- day Dissolved by mutual constni. All per ons
that sbicd 20 tbl finn requested To call aud
settle the with Orange Green, who lawfully au.
tl,orisol to adjust all demands Of saA company
ORANGE GREEN,
4MASA BANCROFT.
The business will hereafter Le carried by the cub
4 scrhor. ORANGE GREEN.
Dandy August n, 1881 3i'Jw.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Santa Re Ttadus We learn from gentleman from
Howard County that Capt White company of santa te
Traders returned lev days since 10 fnyoo' bringing
with them between 20 and 100000 gold and SILVER the
gold in dust aud silver ia bars. Capi. w. we understand
has ococdcd east with 10 and 1000 of gold
dust The company has bcen rather unfortunate this sea
son having lost most OF their mules coming in-St LOUIS
RcDubIicau
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
ut the Directors,
HOMER W. IIEATON. Trta,tner.
GROCERIES,.

CraIrRON, Tspoca.C urrHnts,snso, RioeBor and cssI
" Raisius Ionf. Iuwr.Wh Havana aud Brown SUI
gars Souehons. Iyon SKIN, Young fiyson Old Tyson
anil Imperial Teas. Cohh.h und Nackerel, for sale by
DANIELS BELL.
Rutland. August -, 1887. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Making 2 per cent Assessment for the year I.
which 10 lie cast the original amount, oi the premi.
um note without reference TO any ondor.ment and the
same 60 be paid TO the Treasurer nj hu efoe Mont
psry. before the 18th day II October, 1887. An
opportunity will ho presented 10 forward assessments by
the member, # the Legislature. Sud those who neglect
forward the amount teitn dur, referred 20 the 9th
Sec # he Act attach j 20 each policy Tor the eonso
qucnccs,
BY order ofihe Directors
HOMER W. uEATON, Trta,ner.
Moutpcrr, Aug, 10, 1887.
gs'rhe Pointers uf each weekly newspaper IN this
state nto requested To publish tho ohuve notice week,
srcces.vey aud forward their bills by the members Of
the l.egi ,lature for aynent,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Thsrs % - tfHf - feJrfs Sh,gs wha Up lee
ctct is sud b~ss ths leFsstare - tpsct Ysteros
hediug the nsl@fs b. 80 bsisn ihs
strs 10 80 nlios 40 ~herrtrf ihcs bod thrrr
cHs rr uafTsirtfr cuatins trsnHt rsntsgiag rat.Hf
rrd dfnf ~ ngh sae hy d., osaa tans fhssfs spa
81 concrsfhe sud d~sCrsions 81 acts of Rcofpa.
toe $50 " fHu.tgsi,sfJ Pafrfrf
We rep, she taeVoisg besu,ful specimen n e'sy ie
wsrd' renisusn ~ho usy ehsnos To Wat Non,pes du'
nF a.. sitter II the i.ssistsrr from the Men,tr Pct
fo o' tho purpose a fpe arofpAsiag aud ont,otag
lhiie d ,hesd read ihss
11efe lfie squstrou 81 Nsn nurth frl,s tone, eho
Monigsef even fa and brsotgc tie lcrlatpfe
patty cihcsf hodne iae aeuh~fs ~ tie butinu ihe
tifsets Boz lofsr tieds tisr Hobbies bedrooms sud
"heetcf bcs can Ono ten cAucutpf. bafgatniuE
t.asing mausgng coutrvirg and dftHF by ught aud
tt daYi Co utsn elsftshp, oihe Office oHi
sopsl' bsut Chsrtsf two and al conceivable sus
aud descriptions q manoPolgs.' Sc. Aad woods
that some Little att democratic Van Eurcn otprfimsnter
end ctPupgst bsd Dot, VIII bee pes and Apcs impfcsed
b5et inu around them loug before and p7otut them
"a atnoug The fhnis. the Bsefs Fciiones and uer
soraes Who approve o. tie great punepe u bosioW ng
rewards toi difiinsui,hcs fsots --l " Hote4mon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
PAINTS.

,foOpEL vARNlsIl, Of q superior quality, L,n''eed
~ OH, warranted pure White Lead, Spanish White.
Spsuish Brown, Nove,isn Red French Yellow, Chrome
Yellow, vorigrs, French Green, sn Psiu, brushes Tor
sale 10y DANIELS BLi.L'
Rutland, Angus, Ia, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
E'kR V. FIR Ell!

/nIiE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fir. ln.ut.
- snoc Company htc hereby notified that the fol-
lowing assessments have been made by the Director,
all notes ~ force, the following dave to wit
No Illn A of ,enl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
a. n II & y ,

100 Boxes Salisbury Glass Of different size. snd
wv aualiiies foi sale favorable terms ~ II eau
TIC purch sel al ia. factory, by
DANIELS & BELL.
Rniisnl August 1. 1887. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
ouer o. Tarr As,u,,S.


Raiberv Eiirror8ssfg Tie ssh'. Wn 4.
Tatuct hcase Co Hrassns 81 lscs. bss ias' Retain.
81. soa tle following b. The Substance 81 fosse.
fy committed upon tAe cspian uc particulars 81
shich Wd hereafter be publ,.hcd. The captain
James llaggctian. ou h.s aru,al At The iifassas,
.a. ~ business Vt NaiRmerss. - murs bcyalA
wen, tarfo ou horseback with tcr,ani. tate,,heJ
b, ,ac naicucau Con.3l who VS. tbo eousiGpco
81 tie vessel. Toe .spau uu be fciotn had with
hin uur,ecu bundled sad huy dollafs - Fproc ON
the owners acc1un', aud WhCn ahuu, i'r"r leagues
ium lau oity, Dee was a'ia.k d hy a baua "i iScn.
ty robbers. who tied hm up sud siuFped both him
end h,s ,erybu, ui oil. The specie.
Bot vb, think you, reader, Ncre tbs rohhrfs
MrNt,.N NENcnANts--Ibc Mctchauts a. Maa'
mot,.. The ovu,t sd tAo vessel has received n
letter l.om iho Aucrean Cousal informing hon
ui The ARREST oi several OF the tobbris tWo # whom
we're promptly condemned T. sc SHOT. The uiao.
cy ha. MT hocn recovered, bot lhcie Mex 80
Merchants lave plenty e property, which Mi be-
seized TO "a l.fy tAi- Hilr, done 10 our trade.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
urreom speech ofn,NmL WEBSTER, 10 the See

sion 1881
u would say every honest man every where who "'sh
q. ~ L---s 80 honest lNing-lcWhfr 81
wolves Sleeps clothing. Whoever atru pc uudr what
plpuar c, shake tho stability Of The Public tuton
g. briggs distress NANCY macrsand drives The coun
IN niO paper money, Ftabs your happacss To tie heart
has the wckodurs To Conceive and the hard
ihood ayow. putpost break down whA, has beon
found forty experience essential 10 tic protecting OF
all Interests by Auaying class against another, aud BY
acting such principle the alSay hate the teh
shows himself the reckless enemy Of all An enemy 60 bis
whole country all classes and TO every IN H. he dc.
to be marked especially as the POOR MANS
CURSE"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
]. DOWNING, Major.
I'd Brigade. Downingville Militia.

A SUCCESSFUL CRUISE IN l7cO.-Copy of a
letter from David Pierce, ESQ. Of Gloucester. to
Dr. VIM. Bently, Salem, Ms. dated 10Th Feb. 1914,
on the subject Of the General Stark armed ship
in l7SO, which in a weeks cruise captured 4
large ships from London for Quebec, valued, with
their cargoes at 100000.
"Sir-The General Stark was built under my
one cruise. in three weeks, she sent
me 100000 on my part. having sold some
part Of her. She was a ship Of $50 tons; % guns
on her lower deck, g guns on her half deck and 2
on her fore castle-a very fast sailer, and very
stun. named her in honor Of Gen. Stark, &c.
SC.
Inc above is an account Of successful cruise
OF private armed ship in l7e0, and it appears
20 nAse Ocen q remarkably fortunate one. The
letter from which the above was oooied. were q
moog the papers Of the late General Stark, and
vas sent him BY the late D.. Vim. Beatty, of s.-
lem, Mass--N. Bedford Aeyewy.
Sam Slick says, mo mortal soul can live r., M
VI Scstia. lido b1icve that srs eoonsry v,smde
OF Saturday night; after the rest of De universe
was finished"
II has raincd excessively this vsea, 70 good b.
10 good roads this ecasue
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
READ THE SCRIPTURES.

ABSENCE OF MIxD.-A man thinking he was
At home few evenings since, laid down on the
Common and put his boots outside the gate to be
BACKED in the morning.
put his umbrella in bed, and leaned up in the cor
ner himself-Boeton Post.
A man in q London fog knocked At his ers
door, 10 ascertain where his Aosse ras-FAcT.
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room for any thing but ags and misery and then
agin, with lcctc party management, contrivc to
bring things as tn make power. bcgct power,
and smash every thing that darcs to talk agin the
PARTY that has the control. And what is the
sequencef All the laws that were made for the
good Of the hull people arc put aside, and only
sach laws are made suit tho party in power
that party has got all the officers, and got all
hard moncy,-and they won't allow, any other
kind Of moncy.-and they wont encourage COM
ncrcc. or trade, or neutrality-suspicious. they
know that. trade and commerce, and manufactur-
ing would create power right of that would upset
their apple cart. These cailines would at once
create q credit money mix'd IN with coin. and
every man Of good character wosld come in for a
share on't-and borrow upon his e.ed;t n lcetle
somethin till his labor would lit hinS>,.,t of the
dirt and rags he il now in Trade and Commerce
too, sharpen the wits Of folks generally, md
makes 'cm keep . sharp eye on tho law maker.
and that don't suit some folks. Ihave always
noticed myself, and have hearn tell ever since
was . bcy-and what leetle have read Of what
u called history says 50 too-that no country can
be free and happy without good laws, made ex-
psoslv for all classes alike-then all classes pros
per-Soe al are dependant upon each Others
tanner raises wheat, and pork and beef-ahe mer-
chants takes these to Ill ps.ts Of creation to the
best market, and brings homo what - most want
ID n turn. The ship-buiIdef builds ships 6or the
nasket, and that gives employ to ropemakers, and
bleetsaSthe, and sail-makoro and cartuaen, and 30
On through all branches Il mechanics. Foreign
ssade and home trade all goes on, one working in
70 the osher-meschandise, and folks in steam
boats, and On rail roads. keep movin about the
ccunsry-all busy all happy, an prosperous Rat
when TO suit some party purposes. any man. Or