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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
MrgrIsG or rHk SOUTHERN MEaBHNs
CorresFon5snes Of The Journal If Commerce
WAsulNGInn. Dec. %.

WAsuisGTor, Dec. %,
Aler O'Clock when the express mail closed, Mr.
Sade proceeded the discussion oi slavery IN the sb
stract, and making illusions TO i,s existence IN the
States,
Mr. Wise n,erpossd TO protest a2'ins, the discussion
of slavery the states, 1t was subject over which
Congress had control The remarks OF the member
had nothing do with the policy Of the government
regard to slavery the District they referred moro
directly 10 slavery IN the States and the member had
denounce his existence 10 the states asa and po
lIlicul evil, DC.
Mir Sade proceeded, but under the IItimation from
the char that lac out OF order to discuss slavery IN
the states
Mr. Dawson and others subsequently called Mr. Slade
oder for discussing the abstract question of slavery,
but the speaker decided that r B was IN order 30 Tar
as that concerned. subsequently The speaker ex
planned the house that his decision had reference
10 ms feelings which mig be readily inferred. So far
with the rules, he would endeavor to
preserve the harmony Of the House and the community
But the question wide one ,br could not arrest
the remarks Of the members so far as they related TO
the general subject Of the policy morality Of slavery
Mr. SHADE went aud referred 10 some documents Of
Virginia origin in relation to slavery in that state
Mr. RAett to order, but yielded the floor 10 Mr
Wise, who stated that Virginia was particularly re-
errrd TO- he felt bound without lnduging IN any feel
ngs OF exem.nt to call upon his colleagues 10 retire
with him, from the hall and consider what was to be
done at tins session.
MIR Wolsey made d similar appeal TO The members Of
Georgia.
ga don had ago signed agreement TO meet al o
COCK this day TO consult upon the course now 10 be ia
ken
Mr. Robertson Of Va and other members appealed 10
all the the Southern members t. withdraw together Tor
consultation. No objection made and alter some
confused proceedings IN the course Of which Mr. Sade
asked leave proceed 10 order, Mr. Renehef moved a.
adjournment, and the House adjourned, yeas 1906 nays
CJ
ME Campbell Of ). C, notified the northern mem
that they requested 10 meet at clock ~ the
committee Of the committee Of the District OF %
lumbia.
Nm, O'clock. have not heard the result Of the
Southern meeting. They appear to be ia earnest nov
They were still 10 session short time ago. We sinai
have tho rsut tomorrow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

MoSuAr. Dec ls
stSAtt-Mf Calhoun appeared aud TOOK his scat
report Tom the secteiary IF irea,ufy trlsii,e to
Vac prevention of tisuds on tie revenue wa. laid on
The lsbip
buchanan presented The petition Of sundrv "a.
1cnt % Philadelphia, snd in on the resoiuio
9" u'e convention al business men refuiy held 80 that
cay Psyng Congress 20 supprss ami abolish all bank
anl 10 establish the sub Irc.say system ON ilr pfn
ePr ~ receiving and PAVING specie only, Referred TO
eoum'liee On finance and utJt trd so be printed
liorsr-Mf Briggs of Mass, reminded the House
lhat -" eaSssgo, BIS colleague. Alr Fletcher, Wss
rkcu.rd irgu srfyiuC GA The Committee OF Ways and
'esha lie, Briggs. had hctn appointed TO the va
cancy, by the Speaker. But under the circumstances
OF ine cssc he thought would 5r Improper for hn,
accept the situation and ths was the OPINION Of ai bis
colleagues, with few exceptions. lie therefore re-
sPecuSry asked 10 be excused, from the service, and
The motion agreed to.
The House then directed that the vacancy be filed
Petitions AID MEMORIALS were then presented
Boon Offered resolution directing the commit
tee pn the public lands TO inquire into the cxpedirncy oi
reducing ald graduating the pr,r of the same, aud al
iprd4nc pre- e.npi0n RIGHTS 10 defend settlers
Sry'iul memorials were presented by members from
PrnnSJ Stnia. New Jersey aud New lurk, praying the
abolition ct slavery IN tn" District aud remembering
against the annexation Of Texas; LAID the iable..N
!. Jour. u Corn,assee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
70 THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.

luh'lc good seems 10 require that attention be
aaiin called TO the condition aud prospects Of Cas-.
lIEroS SEMINARY We would not by this insnu
ae that tie school Is not prlspetuus or ,hui the
rambcr OF scholars has not more than ,qualed our
,xpects'ions. Considering the circumstances an.
Ter which We have ltbored, pur highest hopes have
been m this respect more than realized Tie pros
poets Of the school base never been farer luan the
Iasi quarter. The Whole number Of scholars since
u- establishment IN Ils prcs.u, form has been 500.
The number durng the lasi quarter las
This Institution has ulw been in opera ion more
hou four years sud halt. Thus far, for the want
20. funds and pubic ad such as is usunliy bestowed
Ipon lusututious u this kiGd 1t has laborcd uadcr
peculiar d.sua,aHlages. The building hss belong
ed to single lDtmltusl. who hos received for It
hnt lUrlhmg 81 reut Considering us first cos .
Though tAc rent va. thus small, SA0O per year I
yet 10 school can, tor any length Of ume. sustain
iisc.t 20 this region, and Psy rcu..
The reasons are;
Isl. \ school bitding IN Constant use . need
constant, s"d frequently extensive r,psifs. Vel
there ~Il De no one Who cen do u. The oaler
ol ihc ba ding couno, d. ~ neither ,hose " ho
4irc l.' tie rent Is more lhau they can pay. 4
luildng under suct circumstances must soon 60 10
ruiu.
-. The amount which can be- charged 81 toll
ton So. 80 ths section, is eco taiuli lh4t :, va.
hot authorize zoe 90. mcri OF ira'y rent. hat
40 The .ntlfuuor. Is received lor 500 10 Other
-oLoois 10 he@ Eue land. taken upon 5u ayc5sge
cos's from Sl25 90 $50. The pnces here ere
liked Nae4 .he came amount ol poo, IsiDu could be-
o.Isla,a !or 80, that Go" cots 81 Vet the ode
dui.n Of oU.y - Go Tie chargs per quarter d, e.,
Ger,d vith inf al.su,e.
Tie i...e u.. cumr VLfn semsllirg zoe, be
drls Co proc.rc iof the school . building free q
g. relse ana ALEC Gao increase he fdu-s. Or irent-
tu otter places have Institutions ~cil endowed and
ay..eiu.s free II es. ense. sheIeof &C are esd.aal
and Ne ouiy ask 10 b. pa: on equa. loonng eitl
,Acu iu point q funds Wo are coUldeut ihs
public MI. understand sp5 sckups c ge our cls ~.
Ne kuoa y 30 hard TINA BIT noivi hslsad o.
thc "thfd i'n,et sea'sii.as m0s. be cone. Ne
have been aaulsg year s0ef ,esT 81 taller Lines
A.. hsr. wk4f<t a gklEl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

MrpSrspAY. Dec %
lIopst-The memorial heretofore presented by Mr.
Sade from certain czenstn vermont, ptny,ng 'ir Ao
clifton Of Slavery and the slave trade an the DsuIol 81
Columbia, wss called up by Mr. Slade.
Nr slade addressed The house at 80 nc length on the
Subject Of the prayer Of tie memorial and NE reeep
t,,, f net lions He expressed his regret that there
VAS so stronra disposition the port OF the House 10
supprcss debate on tins suhjrct-to silence the expires
s, of amy {, bate upon it-and 10 put under tho ban
of Coprfc.s But the people had determined that II
sbould Il. discussed notw outstanding the prohibitions oil
falers The system oil exclusion was regulated with
perfect precision.
lie was amazed a. tbi- considering the grea, mpor
lance of the subject, and the great number OF nleigon
and i,ie,audcrt citizens who were the petitioners
ne moved that the petition be referred to the commit
tee on the District OF Coiumh' WIN instructions 10 re-
port hill for the abolition q slavery "H u s'aFs"@ue
IN tne District of Columbia.
Mr. Icpate inplored the gentleman TO consider what
he was dong To do 50 Tor the sake OF The N"rthior
the sake o that peace which We all so highly pized 49,
If # was true rs he had declared, that such an IRE
pressble spir existed on this question IN the North he
,youd asslte the gentleman that that spirit would en-
counter one fully stubborn, and that when the gaun
let was thrown down, the South would he prompt TO
,nk. II IN lie maintancd that we should find more IN
favor of slavery in the christian doctrines than against
Taking j, up mere speculative question: there was
nothing in Christianity which lhsthed the principles OF
abolition He could not with his tame and his family
and his constituents view listen here TO the daily az
gessions upon the feelings and peace and character OF
the Southern people
MIR SHADE SAID he could appreciate the gentleman .
feelings on tia subject, and he respected them while
he did not sympGih.le with them. lie would yield 10
his request in personal matter but IN this he was
bound by his duty to his constituents to present their
views q this subject.
Mr. Irgafe moved that the House edjourn, which mo.
ton the speaker pronounced out OF order, as Mr. . had
the floor.
slavery and to prove that 1t violation OF the laws
of God and the principles Of the Constitution lie wa
still on the floor when TINS despatch closed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
POSTSCRIPT.

The mails Of lest nigh, brought New York pap'"
of the 2sd and Washington dates to "Wednesday inol0'
sive Noth,ns new from New York Bot FROM Wash
ingion all T. dar aud pnientous And storm see m'
10 bs gathering ci iushtmi aspect
In lhe Senate on Tuesday, reader. Viii perceive
BY tc proceeding. another column 'h" there were
bad omen. Of something rather squaily @r Calhoun
,be Great champion as hr j. now considered oi a
Sosflsrn ,dcraey manifested sPint' Which, ihfy
yeats sgo would have subjected him to the executions
of the whole Union.
In the House, on Wednesday, rebellion showed 1t
sell more fully.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

'hofi tine hsi he nigh, br pirrsrrd ff Il. Nert Toss
cay - the DAY hred ipt iaktAg up the matirr, The
QUESTION orftrfon - then 10 t~ seriously debated and
Vie menacrs 81 The Southern S~bstsfs hass any
ing. u Will be dfieuii for 'hr SENATE 10 settle
u - not ia human nature 10 Withstand thee cold.
hlooded. malicious, and sysiemstie sssauls There 10
ever! appearance, noiw outstanding the lately sestnng
tranquility 81 Congress, ofs considerable agisiion al
lls sessIon. vet hnpe u Mll not be q seIinna une.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

Togive the friends C education IN this region
sn opportunity TO leod 3 helping hspd. the Rev. l..
+. Clstk bas consented to fcs-,ve sh appointment
from the corporation SCENT fut the collection
Of iuuds. IN pursuance st th's arrangement, 'he
Rev T. +. Mach who has becn sssccmted iur the
lrs thr.e months viii assume ;he responsibility ct
sole Principal.
H.. HOWE, Ssertup.
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" Oti &C

4 Ii person, indebted 10 liEsRy Y. Bnsspicr IL
y goods anu Nero l,nIiso account gu nil other
clam. which have grown out of hn Mercantile busipos
oherwc, ,in he hs, been 10 Rutland, requested
20 make payment without d.lAy to e. G.roLan. at w
Y. Ripley Store, 10 whun said atm, he,o been as d.
signed. Iho.c VINO d" attend ~ tbs roqucd mus,
expect suns,
ELI GOREHAH.
Rutland, Middle Village, Dec. 81, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

SORROW os rue SEA. SgRMoS on the oreek II
he HOme deaeered IN tie Congregational Church, Rut
laRI Nor -Ly Rcr. Vs.. MTcuiLL-Just pubIis he'd
thls Office uoe - - cts. The main subject Of
,hs discourse being Of the most awful and afilic.
ting caalnties Of the kind that history records in our
country, il has consequently excited deep and abiding
interest irou gha1t the land. This and other crcum-
stances I'D to the delivery and publication. The reader,
no doubt will experience much pain as well as derive
some satisfaction in reading the few pages encon pass
ed in Ills brei discourse and is to be hoped will
cc,ye some profit from tho Impressive differences drawn
FROM Of the uncertainty Of human life.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

nj Wise isd hV, jos, closed us ,tsesb. WHEN NJ, I,,
mon hA'ns games Possss.on nf the hoat rave wsy 10
MOTION 10 aeJo"fn over ull Mouosy. winch mot ION
Pt'aS hns you perceive that another Of tic ma n
os'hs o. pubic i-rhhg ha. been prtcrd and N. fsw
o' "pto' ana Argument sgre 10 follow on "a not lie
ely siaupehrd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

L-rii in .h.ss0Dt Whig m~etng Of neatly two
husoies taHi ionng Men las bsen held an tie oAy
oi 81 Lou,s n ssouri for tie purpose Of taking eahy
rbsGes 10 fvstain the gfesi and glouous Wing a-tt
Dr. the lar West, aud thus u put an end 10 Eehton-
Nsn- ButrLism 90 that region Of the county The -
Louis Keputi3-an says NILSSON ri SHALL 81 RI.
DEEMED ~ 4 Exptess.
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COMMICuONE NOTICE.

W. No ,ulferibrr,, bciIg spJoiai,3 ny IN. Hes
~ tfSbsio CulT - thS iiftuci Of Il uUsrd. rom
me- >her', 90 receive srd 81 - ~ ,lsn.s
'.cnisEls o! 81 pfEfou, asainft he state oi
DAVID CHlTfTETOY.
la, o. Hob, 80 district iseas,sd fctf..sa,.,
insolreli ani alec al ciaias and densuf. sI lba.a
odsi thereto sf4 r4auips from ihs Joy Of Se,
ls'i hsins SLOWED BY f.I count ~ ih.t Eiffo..,
DO tStr'iofe hsrtby gss ct 90 si W sfisel o. ~.
business Il "gf ssii ointment o., 3D.. Iu.i-, hs,<.
a w'-s~ rhsllsroa % SO. II ~ o. $40 10, Frf., a
fufuaFg sni Msy ga. irss, .'lSas .sail ..s,..
.. n. a. sssb q sid day..
lSAjEL ctiPFN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

II vii be seen by our cores pona~Lts ct-E, s1ys
~ Boston Atnr, ihai the report SwaUon was that
'fc had AseH pritHte EXECUTIONS At Montreal -
iAs sccords with the declaration Of the Montreal
eurer few Days ago, that IT ic rid he riIcmoDs 10
IirrrS TkLLows all uint,r for me gatio,cs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
co,r,,,osd,nc. Of tie N,air.ai cov,i,,
sr Ec,rAenr.4 o'rloek, III

sr EcsrAcnr. O'Clock, Tnursday.
q, Essihehe h,s fallen. The church the priest >
kouio TIE Nunnefy, Dumrnts' house Chenie 9
and seau',-a Tie Tea ting radicals aud many others
sr IN h ap of bihzng ruins FIVE Of the Rovsls !
bar are killed, and three of the artillery wounded
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a. III u OK

HAS jo.t received 10 n1diios to hi. s"ortrtn, Of
IL goods, an assortment OF Alorcu"e,; FLOUR, 6sd
quality, GtocerIe, Of all ksGds, &c. &c.
GJ-WAsrKD, Ia exchange Cor goods, Dried April,
Gutter, P"flt, Larl, Sheer, ptu sud WOOL Tor VII Oh
f4r price Will Ds given.
Pittsfsri, Dec. 20, 1887,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

- .lnotLse TFiai Richard X. Wbts, (ssys Toe Wash.
ngtoHe FosiJ charged With hTing ths Treasury ba.
engsi Wssslns'sn, aud On bose Former uisls IA. jury
Lsss not been sale sgres 10 be tired sxsa hsioss
lis /. = Guesa L0nrf, q Nsshngien. rAieh rssfs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
FIynh CoNGREss--i,t REGULAR SESSION
TnrRsnAY. Dc IL

IHURsnAY, Dec. "a
srsArs-Petions md memorials were prcs.n.e ed hy
5tsHeu, Senators, anG number of private bills intro
.sed
Steam Boat Boilers.
Nj Davi. of Mass presented petition from On ind
Va1'i wh1 had contrvCd great improvement steam
poal boilers asking an appropriation tn enable him
" 70 lest the invention. Ii referred to the cora
lniiee on patents
Proposed nmsndmsat, Of The Constitution
BIZ Allen OF OHIO, on leave Introduced series Of
s'nt rrsplutions proposing amendments t. the Cons
alton Of the l. Stat.sn rrgaIJ To- the election OF Pres
seat and ZEE President of ia. United States They
stre lead hrss and second time by their title.
III Ain moved that they be printed and referred 10
'riect committee ot nine By consent, the President
n requested 10 appoint the committee.
At"r some private business, the Senate went inio
esiiye session.
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NO tic c /.

A IL PERSONS having note. recount, due tho cub
~ acuber last January earnestly rcqueiel 60 yey
the some by the let OF NJ rch next nnl those expecting
pay gan mus, pny the in the month Of January
JAMES BARRETT r.
Ru,l'nd. Dec. -, 1887,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
NJ NRklEp.

In Akron, Ohio on the evening Of IN. oh inst ~
the Rev. II Carr, Benjamin Hoffman Esq, Attorney
at Law, Of Warren Truinbuli Co. TO bliss Elizabeth
A. II Cleveland formerly Of this town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26

Among the articles taken itom the rebel, a, Mssis
tgo srr The besu,iu' coiot, which presented to
D C0ie and his brother officers by the ladies' OF Swan
|sa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
DIED.

la this village, this morning, Of oensumpton. Mr..
Jerome b Towsley, con of Mr. Samuel Tewsley. q
very nmiabe young man. aged q.
In Boston, on the Path oi New Mf David Hale, aged
- years formerly Of this town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
" d r e. r..

TTIiE TrI.'rs, Of the United s'ae, rylu, R.vons.
! i1r tie town Of Rlilaud, have thought ads .ahl.
10 request that the iHtrros The Notes gwen 80
Town ~ iniiFidnn's, to whom the u.oDsy 10 loaned
should he pad up TO The Gg,t q Jauuhfy rsr', IN ali
that hereafter the interest may old bsoom, d..
an payable al nuc time and hat day ~ ibi, ar
The proceed. from The fund al. he rs4r.
a. oucs and PAID over r the sehooi gss. to which II
by law snsnel.
LUTHER DASIELs,l
M0sLs wATklNs, 7nafe"
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cr,a.g.l..a. q q. J.alaI q cenwa.,

lasuIscrcS, Dee ~.
Un.s even ttiG: hat the 9u,hr'" a.r" have sad
to-ssf &c Yesterday - tncfs krd { crsis hss uuiY
eoile . =. Congress a. r. gsrd9 the Abolition eoafa
Vrrs u frcrpuan y he Nimoai hrs9i'G"ns vl'
talstr.4t ...c,itsi-t sfq -esiinn O. Dr. dfilscT
rlf DOS Do SOUTH 81 Gers u thsy esH iAAe 40
,asut,rom a att, tlry % uoues tAen.se 'ss 10
more ksosi L. vAia.s u tnsissai individuals. Af
Csse ss0fsge n. res'Tfs@'rs q zig ,ss-. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-26
csr.sysadeass Of 4s Journal II conus,es.

The Haose canunnec a. sesson tatay all past thfee
sol0ok ihoaFh vetr vas issrh ~ ihr quesi'o" ~"
Al al tl,e time tie rnrs ir2oci
Nj WISE ooannued 70 tdvocsis ia PfoPns4tsa Ia ~
lei III Eusaeal oepsTua~si II The Aessfge = PFF
e. eszHlisx inltnstlng the Pfopfseiy 81 10 brHg re-
Ifsfrsd 10 eemnsitss 81 snenesf ffon tAsh tiss
|ssHs1 ~ the ssvsi ecrane.si .. 81 Nsrssne Mess
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In Gi ~ Fe,I b b ers.

pURr MASON have just receiveis new upply Of
u iulIa Rubber Shoes for men unl womeu
RIt,H.l. II. c. &c, 1887.
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Il. HOWE, Scertug
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
Amusing.

A B1rE.--A very important strip
ling, whom favoritism had raised to the
dignity of quarter-master in aregiment
of infantry, wishing. one parade day to
dismount from his charge, for the pur-
pose of wetting his whistle and ADJUST
ing his spurs, called out in very com
handing tone to a spectator who was
near him
"Hefe fellow, hold this horse
"Does he kick?" draWled out the
person addressed.
click No! Take holt Of him"
"Does he bite"
"Bite No! Take holt Of the bride,
I say
"Does take two to hold him -
"No!"
"7Hsn hold him yos.rseg
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At,
TREE EN,TEa4IlHdsHGlNEE Rs /,
PRINTED AND PJgLrsHE
Egy William Marfrs
Romneu, Va.
Romney, Va,

TERMS.-1He hatelkgeness pu64
hsded aoeekly, at Two Dollars year, i
paid within the first &rmontl erIwo =
Dollars and Fifty Gents, effeAe eaPs~ !
ration Of that time.
No Subscription ,siU be taken for 4
shorter period than sac months, nor any
paper discontinued (ercept at The as
erection of the Editor) until al! afveeS'
ages are paid of.
advertisements Of square or sIsada
soiD Be inserted three soeeAs for on'
Dollar. and for each continuance 'l~es'
ty-fus Ccnts---1onger ones ~ the s0@'
proportion.
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-'-------------------
POETRY
THE SLEEPING INFANT.

THE SLEEPING INFANT
Hy THOMAS GROSSLY.
How calm thy sleep, my little onel
Gift of hand divine
Care has no wreath to place upon
That lily brow of thine.
Xet on thy cheek are tears ofgrief
Like pearl drops on dfower,
Frail embIerhs of thy sorrows brief
At evenings lonely hour.
Yet thou wilt wake to boundless gies
When dewy morn appears.
Nor e'sr remembered moro will be
Thy bitter evening tears.
Butwhatare these thy hopes which shase'
Thy feeble hands which fill
Thou'rt grasping with a miser's care
The little playthings sdll:
Some yiald to me each useless toy,
Till morn's young haams shall peep
Nay, struggle not l-can'st thou enjoy
These triAes in thy sleep'
IT'S thus with man, whom old age brings
To Lies declining vale,
IA wseps at Times stern call. and elings
To tri1es just as frail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

me- uUtc1 s'A0J e~''"1
~ row PREDICT that in few years
FELT will be one of the best stations
in America I am sure fiom the ap-
pearance of Telt's colts here and in
England, no horse can boast Of a better
or moro promising progeny. They will
be, in my opinion, very distinguished on
the turf and under the saddle-yes,
every where. The colts by our i'm
ported horses are winning all our stakes
in the best possible style and manner;
out of 10 races ii which the imported
horses colts have started, they have
won 8 races, and but for the unkind
running of a colt would have won the
other race. There were 20 or 30 sub
scribers to the large Petersburg stakes,
of these there were 8 or 8 by our hor-
SEES, the rest 90 or upwards by Ameri-
can stallions-the colts by our horses
ran LIST. I'd. Sd. and 9TH, in the race,
won at 4 heats, track very heavy and
time good each heat-it is allowed by
all parties to be the best race ever run
over the course.-There were IL sab
scribers to the other stake at Newman
ket, 4 by our horses and s by natives,
won at 2 heats by Major Ridley's colt
(by imported horse) in I'm. 53sec. and
In. 52sec. very easily. The colts by
imported horses run in the large stakes
at Lawrenceville, 800 dollars entrance,
were placed LIST. I'd. and 3D., there
were as many or more colts by natives
than by imported horses.-At Belfeld
they won 3 stakes in first rate style and
time, repeating in 2 of them in I'm.
52sec. and imported horses colts con-
tending for 2 of the races; to one of these
stakes there were 8 subscribers and on
ly one colt by our horses qualified to
start. In FELT you now have one OF
the vegy best--a better horse in my
humble opinion than Luzborough OF
Fylde, and see how their colts run"
| JOSIAH WIN. WARE.
I Near Berryville Clarke co. Va.
May l3. l637.--3t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
BUCKWHEAT.

Any time from the beginning Of May
ill the beginning Of July, you may sow
lyour backwheat, and be sure Of a saw
Ting crop.
Quantity Of seed to the acre.--With
respect to the quantity ofseed, there is
great difference of opinion; while some
SOW but peck, others seed from three
TO four pecks; perhaps three pecks is
about the proper allowance.
While we are upon this part of our
months work, let us remind you that
|you never gave better hay to your
|milch cows, than is buckwheat straw
well cured; and, therefore, we woald
|enjoin it upon you to preserve it with
las much care as you would your best
timothy. We speak from experience,
land, therefore, are the more anxious
Shat you take care ofit.--Bat. Farm'r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

Seine in Bank.-An Trfshman en-
tered one ofour banks yesterday, and
throwing down S. bill-"Will you
be kind enough, Misther, jist to give me
the spacie for that same bit Of bil?'
"No, sir"
"Whatl can't you be afther paying
such small suasaas that at all, at all"
"We have suspended paying specie
altogether"
Suspended, have your And is this
the institution sure, that cannot pay an
honest man five dollars, that you have
had man parading about with loa-
ded rnusket, all the long winter through,
to keep ofthieves2 If you had pig
or any thing valuable to protect, it
would have all been right enough; but
such poor, miserable concern as this
is, sure. Och botheration to you, and
the like CT you "---N Q. PscGy's1e.