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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
The Globe publishes the extracts cn,iro in iioI

The Globe publishes the extracts cniiro In iioL
ies:-
"Nnw is the time to separate the Governm,m
from all banks receive and dsbnrae tho revenu,
IN nothing but gold aud silver coin, and the circu
alton of our coin through all public disbursement,
Will regulate the currency forever hercafter--kce5
thegcvctnment free from all embsrSassmen,s uliI-i
it leaves the commercial community to trale upon
lis own capital, and the banks to accommodate ii
with such change and credit as best suits ,hep
own inicresls-boih being muney making concerns
devoid of patriotism, looking alone to their owo
interests, regardless Of all others. II has bce0
and ever will be curse to the government to have
any entaDg lament interest with either, or nors
than general experimenting care of oil. But the
commercinl community hitherto has been fustced
by The government. Ia the great injury of the 10.
Dor of The country, until The mercantile aris,ncn.
cy combined with the backs, have assumed tho
i'gh' 10 c"n''"i aud manage tho government ~
ber particular interest requires, regardless Of tho
rights oi The great democracy OF NUMBER. ubo
they believe ought to be, and they are Determined
they shall be, hewers OF wood aud drawers Of wat.
er. repeat, that am proud 10 see the firm uod
noble stand taken by the Executive Government
on tins OCCASION The people nrC with it, and
viii support !; triumphantly."
I'VE history o' tue world has never recOrde.
s'ch base t'eachery and perfdy as has been CON.
united by The deposiIe banks agains, tho goyeu.
men'' and purely vita the view Of gratif,in g BID.
d'e and tho Earrings, and by the suspension Of spc
@e payments, degrade, embarrass, and Rut, :,
THEY COULD THEIR own COUNTRY, for the sel6,h
views OF making large profits by throwing on,
millions OF deprecated paper upon the people,
selling their specie at large premiums. and bnyiny
up Their own papor at discounts Of from "a 10 30
per cent aud now looking forward TO DO induIg ID
IN these speeula;ions for years to come beG,,,
they resume specie payments"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
"sEvENTY-sIx~ THUNDER IN cAyAD,

There Is someiing 10 these two resolutions I,fsIy
aooP'ed IN the county of saguenny. in the Dl.,ner
OF Quebec which sounds very like the rumblio 70
'h'' were heard al Boston and Virgin, in DAYS Of
yore.-.f T. T.
ho'otred O. That this absence Of all svm,,,b,
on ne par, Of the majority OF the British Comma.
'nu inc unjust and iyronicsl treasures sdont.d ~,
hls Msles'ys Ministers toward uswill ORR .ICP ITS
10 LOOK ELSEWHERE for th., ,ns,,ce ,,d
P'o'ee'ion which We had right TO expect from the
'mpehs' "o'ernment pursuant to the reciprocal On
gsgemen,s which unite us to that DOVE,
Hes"ired :. That inssnuch o. The Imn.,i.t D..
lament has violated our Constitution be d.n,i.i,'.
'Ne House OF Assembly Of the exclusive con,,ct =
we revenue lausd on the Canadian peo,le--,ha
o'! eon''"n'ionsfmesns Of resisting the NUM-.
our enefoschmenis ofthe other bfsDche, NJ The CT
'onai oo'e'nment on the best established sns ~,
correctly .,,y Defined rights ofihe People-WF roN
sIDEk As BROKEN AND VOID THE socI.I
ooMPACT THAT CONNECTED Us To Tup
BRITISH EMPIRE, which IN fsiliny ~ ~, ,.I,n.
uon' toward Us disfolvss Os from the obs.,,,s-.
'''' NH'se' imposed pron CO in regard 10 4,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Gen. Jackson, the Globe rs the Merchant, a,I
the Currcncyti

II was supposed and il hoped tina, amer Gen J,e.,
has msrued the country for eight yeats-and had r,,,
ed to the Hermitage, that he would consider thai he M
had glory enougb,hat he would have had modest, cno
not to trouble the country any with his radio deere,
orders and experiments knowing as he must tia, tn, ~
lie s now tottering TO the foundation from hi. m,,,,
ment But "he doctrine Of the party" IL seen. w,,
he carried OUT come what may and here follows Two vi,
iers from the Es President TO organ of the
dashed off, the Globe has IT, Sin the broad bold hand
the venerable chief"-he might have added r,hou, III
least regard TO truth decorum
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
COY. DUNCAN'S MESSAGE OF ILLINOIS
An EXTRACT
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Vandalia, July II.
10 The Se0ate and House of Rfpresea,,,ircs.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Vandala, July III.
10 me Se"dfe and House Of Rpreseaiaiires:
ohNfLEMEN :-in my message q, lite opening
% Tue last session, II VAS my happiness to con
graduate you on the prosperity then 50 emlnenily
'iJ'led by every portion OF our beloved country .
ana from my hinnst heart did rclaice to see tb,.
'huusWl"us citizen every where fesping the ucL
rewards 9t hrs lebar. And slthnulh then | wa,
not without strong approximations OF an early re-.
verse am confident DO human forecast coula
nave anticipated 90 sudden calamity 4. has been
ofonshi open the country by the action of The
'e"''aI government upon Hs currency. At the
Tine The PRESIDENT e she United States assumed
,he fespoh'iDhI'y Of ordering the public money to
oe fehrVed nom ther legal deposition "a HE Bank
OF the u States, for the purpose, as arowed ,i
presenting the re-chnHer OF that instIfuIiop IA
Nohefe's' mere never was soUIder Currency. q,
more healthy slate Of thIngs Ia any government.
40 The world. To effect TIL. grea. ub,eci Inn, If
destroying The Unued States Bank. NAL in,itu.
''VhS were l" be created and II viii be fea,en,.
befed That immediately sher tie removal or ,l,
oeposls The government party commenced esisb
hshihs slate banks, whfe state Legislatures. dei.
ded oy The iollaclous promise Of sdysuiapes Il, h.
derived from TIE deposits to be made IA ibs.. "a
s"u'i'"'' winch we're 10 be 5sesl sgenis Of yoy.
efnmeni' readily fell inlo the measure. As ,n,yni
nave been expected, hundreds OF new banks ,ot'ny
up Tier enormous Issues Of tredeemsble 1.oe,
anofdsd tue ihducemeni of universal eAtrayayan,
sPeesiS'ion' aud gave Ne hat ell mus, nov regsre
aePfs'ed and worthless CURRENCY.
Before The public sers aware Of the min which
ms VAC scheme porterded, the executive and Al
pof'0n Of his party. seeing their error II wouldl
ven eIas''Vfsd 10 ssesPs 10 epnssqusnes. b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Value Of the Elective Franchise.

al excellent speech delivered by Gen Murphy Of Ohio
10 me eaamte' which have been brough, upon
''0"s py ihs administration, and the with which
they might doubtless have been ,y.,,.d 81. o..,.t -
justly remarks that
'"'y uLe people, staid a, homr hat They might .a,,
H't PSi' Of a days labor, tchtn, BY GOING TO TuP
POLLS. THEY COULD HAVE SAVED TIP E.eN-
MOS OF TWENTY YEARS" And he nigh, h.y. ,dtsd
,no '.'sd the county ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS or
D"LLAks and stain upon her Hatoaal character which
cannot easily be erased.
mere you see fellow eitrsn' tho Sseunia,y importance
attending The polls Can stronger ugumsnt be u..d
91u " 's' o'"SAs-~s can tell you whea your doubt.
~iil 10 renovsd-~h.h, &c YOU Ar. al. ..yl,e,o,n -.
county ""e'rsssbly doomed TO the yoke of ysa ..s
!ss P''' si"nsle sss ~r.,ss-- n.t.on q rurl,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

Fnon FLORIDA. BY the steamer Camden. Cap.
tain Mills, weere indebted to our CORES pondeni
for the following information
Captain Gihand who was supposed to have
been murderedby the Indians it is now ascertain.
ed, was murdered by certain runaway negroes. -
They have beef apprehended and have confessed
the murder.
John Hicks vas at Fort King few DAYS since
he says the fnndy intentions of the Indinns still
cont nue.. NohoslIIes Asye been committed.
Genera Jesiup was at Jacksonville inspecting
that post. He goes Immediately to the Suwanee
to inspect that section Of the Territory. Active
preparations arc every where making under his in
spection. for al efficient campaign. - ISdr anndh
Georgian.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

Ednohd Debeuy. W. is re elected in the sey.
euih district, by an increased majority over LAUGH
linBethune, V. Il.
In the otb dhiuei James M'ksy. V. b. 10 re.
elected by large majority over Gen. Miller, also
v II.
Numbers asecrfainod 10 be eitcted.
Jcssc A. By mum. V. b. reelected.
Edward H. Stanley. w. 10 place Of Newbery, W.
Chss. Shepard W. rice speight, V. b.; w. gain.
Micsjsh 4. Hawkins, V. b. re elected.
James M'ksy. '. b., reelected.
Edmund Deberry. w, DO
Abrsham Reneber, w, do
Six districts TO be heard from.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

1fTa' The question Of admitting Texas into
'he mon as state ia subject of discussion in
many OF The newspapers. In New-York the En-
qnIrer and the Star in favor of The admission
'he Commercial Advertiser and the American fight
on tle other side. 10 several towns in Massschu
sells, We perceive that public meetings have been
called tor the purpose Of discussion, or of getting
up circumstances against the measure We think
mat il''e or no good will BE produced by the OK
'"ene"' "h'en The agitation Of the subjec; occa
Sons IL Is pretty well known that the ptrty H.
power WIZ not oppose the admission. Mr. Van
pueh mas 'hoieated. very clearly, his notions upon
slavery, aud they ale such as win sncou,or, a.,
,no'ease OF cave states. Whatever he proposes
the party can carry on osi Couc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

amusing the people With the sbsurd and imprac-
iicablr PROJECT of an exclusive hard money cuftcn.
c.. ! -, LbsurG--fnr Rs well might the cxccu.
tive " ifc United States expect To- compel the
citizens of the great valley to abandon the oi
steam boats md resume the fet bottom and barge
IN the navigation of iis Thousand s,rcsms Snd nv.
ers, to force them to give mp a sound currency.
At all times convertible into specie. WUh all ~
ndapiedness TO the purposes OF the commcrcc and
business Of the country Before .uch scheme
bc prosecuted To the results they promised. the
intelligence, commerce, liberties and boundaries
OF all of these United States must be obhlcta,cd
and the people Weld to The stubborn Ill and rule
Of depot These experiments, rs they have
been styled by their authors may and believe
have had their political effec, but they have also
had their effect upon the country ncknow dyed
to be hill OF resources distinguished tor It's intel
hgencc, It's enterprise, and wonderful prosperity
10 reducing 1t To an slmos, universal bankruptcy
IN Frustrating alike its business, its enctcies aud
confidence.
Unpleasant as the subject il 20 myself, and may
be to others feel bornd again to call your a,ien-
ton, aud through you that of your constituents,
TO the affairs of our national government especial
ly of it's executive branch to the action Of which
now suffering, and which We are threatened. are
fairly 10 be attributed. There mast be change
there must be reform. The public treasury
must be again firmly placed in the custody of law
aud power aud control over II by The executive of
the United States must be repudlaled The exec
ulive should be prohibited under severe penalties
from exhibiting rule in violation of law, 10 col.
lect The revenue IN one quarter of the country in
specie only, aad in another TO collec, in bank pm
per or from using any other means Cor dvcring
specie (Which is the only safe basis of cxchonges)
from the ordinary channels Of business Congress
must regulate the currency by law, and place it
out Of executive or official power either 10 try en-
pormenis or make specuations upon 1t. The
patronage of the executive must be reduced aud
his power to remove public officers so modified us
to prevent his dispacing a faithful and competent
man either to crafty party malice, 10 lntlml-
date hln' in the free independent exercise Of the
elective franchise also will secure him
against executive tyranny, and all control over his
Official acts, except such as the law imposes that
his fidelity and ability may be his only hope of re-
timing office.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

TAI SrArt TRrssuRtR Some foul rumor. h,v. :.
nut IN circulation IN relation TO ,ugusne Clarke III, g.
Treasurer affecting his private ehara-ct The Stat, Ca,
mttee, in consequence thereof have had a meet,s, =,
Montpelier in order To enquire into the matter and l
published Card over their sgns,urcs in which ne, a,
distinctly that hey fud NO iae,s nuihorsng beef DO n
foul charges tina, have been Illuminated so un.pafss
fore the public"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

,c6 otc' Richard French. V. D.. the late member.
II 10 VI present doubtful whether The new dele.
cation ron ksatooty ~ll eunpnse single Van
Bofcu man. The members hsecriaiued to be cleo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Foreign and Domestic.
TEXAN ClllVALRY.

The Washington Globe contains the following
letter from Richard Pollard Charge d'Afaires o.
The United States to the Republic of Chili.
SANTIAGO, DE Gnu, April %, 1897.
GEsTLENRN IL have had son murdered IN
Texas, BY Texan officer, with a cruelty unparsl
leled. ] have called upon President Houston for
the punishment Of the murderer Of my son. A.
every thing relating 10 Texas seems to be so in.
terestiDs TO the people of the United Stste. snd
as public justice ia the concern of sl | send you
herewith copy Of my letter to President Houston
and ask the favor of you to give it an insertion in
your paper.
is 1t not strange, that so great an outrage has
passed go long unnoiiced by those in Texas au-
tho'zed to take cognizance of it,
II such murder had been committed by a Mex.
lean upon a Texan, how great would have been
lis publicity, and how loud would have been the
cry of our papers against the a,roclty. But how
much worse is this, when Texan has taken the
life of a Texan, and without q provoca,ion-wbcre
no other motive could hsve prompted than a ma
lignant feeling. which developes more the atiri-
bules Of devil than a man. He who sheds the
blood OF an enemy unnecessarily. offends against
civlzai'on. nature and Heaven. But ne who
takes the blood-the life of brother, wan,only
and cruelty a: I" this snsay "'t" ley uoSs fbs
press oil my country TO yndicaie the claims of bu
manly, so much outraged in this case, and tho de-
mands of justice So urgently called for BY it,
am, most respectfully,
Your obedlent servant
RICHARD POLLARD.
To The Pubiishers Of he Globe.
hher this letter, follows a copy Of the letter TO
Preslden. Houston above alluded to- Ii contains
minute account of the barbnrous torture inflicted
upon the son of Mr. Pollard by one Lieutenant
Heath OF the Texan Army, which resulted in his
DEATH Al the time Of the murder. Young Pol
lard, who was sergeant in the Texan army. was
entirely disabled by wound he had received in a
previous duel. The letter is too long for insertion
IN our columns. The case which it details is tru.
~ lameniablc. and is sufficient TO show what sort
OF materials the Texan army and the Texan popu
Iaiion are composed Of. /, is evident that he
aiher has no hope of ever obtaining, at the hands
Of Texan justice. the punishment of his sons muir.
ferer ; aud It is doubtless the despsr of hi.
"hIch has induced him to appeal, through the press
10 the sympathy of his fellow citizens He has
ours fully. From the bottom of our heart we
MY all those unhappy fathers, who have sons in
Texas. Boston Atlas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
THE ELECTION.

Tho ,'engs from the West are all tina, the
wings can desire. The results of the election IN
kentucky. Tennessee and Indisns are severe re-
bake to Loco Focosm in high places and if the
Empire State could now speak through the ballot
boxes, she would utter the same language. Mr.
Van Buren, will abandon Loco Focoism. or the
country will abandon him. That's certain. Our
best Van Buren, mon here, make no secret Of saw
ing SOY. T. j. Of Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

hsur,s majority, 'oZ
SiTh dsfrici-SuInnot county, gives Trousdalc
v. n. 1915; Campbell. Wing. COS; Jackson
and Smith counties to be heard from which will
give large Wing msjoriss. This is Peyton's
late di,trict.
10 the llih district ecu Richard Chesiha
w. 10 elected BY majority Of ubou, 1913 voles.
This is the district lately represented by Cave
Johnson. V. b.
.nemttrs dscertainod 10 BE- elccied.
VIM. II. Campbell, Wing.
John Bell. Wing.
Abraham p Maury. Wing.
James X. Polk, V. u.
- Turney V. b.
Richard Cheathhm Wing gain.
John w. Crockei, Wing.
Governor. The Louisville Journal contains
re:urns. some Of them. incomplete, from % conn
iies. The result is. usjor;y for Cannon. the
Wing candidate. Of 9136 over Armstrong the V .
Is. candidate. .bis is q great increase upon The
Wing msjorily IN the same counties at the las,
elsction.-I Of Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
From the Ns,c York Star.
THE OLD WHITE LJOH

ne plot thckcns As September approaches va have
"e'eophnent OF the stupendous project of plumber
.he proper word which to 60 proposed to Congre.,
and place It IN the hands OF Blair Kendall Va az.
wright o. under the name of Government Bank 10
give 10 them The power and the right d.bursiny million,
10 make the Collectors Of the Revenue receiver, of nab
nc monies Post Masters, &c DC. agents Of tho Tre,sur
70 osanke aud perfect system of and corruption Nv
n"o'oh nim"to 70 any government Earth Van Bura
having destroyed the bank Of tho United
oote al the state banks and nearly binkup,ed every
cnsh' now IN hvor OF sezing upon the public revenue.
quo using them Tor the pepctuaiion Of his own p,wo, and
the oeneht OF the spns' party Abandoned and bold az
sum % meme 49, he did not venture brnach Il without
"o Inuofsemeht oI Gen. Jackson. Accordingly BAR wa
shucted :" procure the from the old
WINE 'on whom his people Of Tennessee have pat
INTO coventry at tue Hermitage IIcreris:-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
.Hemt-s osesrfained 10 b. ei,,

~ Whizs. Being nett gain of six members
ss compared TO the last Congressional delegation
when elected. and gain Of four members compsr
cd with the delegation as 1t stood at the last ses
sion. Herod. will be remembered was elected
TO the las, congress to supply a vscan:y OCCASION
cd by The death of George l.. kinnsrd. The first
district. represented in The last congress BY Ra,liH
Boone, remains TO be heard from. We expect
John Fischer. w. vii, be elected. This will make
clean work, which is The best way when practics-
bic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
STATE ELECTIONS kc.
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

We have received fc. rclsfns from TeoDes-
see vhich are .ytlasped. Thvtf completion -
s~Videdi, fsvofttle 60 ihs Whigs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
TENNESSEE.

NO further returns for Congressman. Cannon's
l".l @sfri. for Governor, will probably be no,
l-.s than 10 900. II may 20 up 10 20 600 tn.
Wing majority in the state ls,t November wss
os42. The Legislature ia decidedly Wbig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
INDIANA.

Accounts received this morning announces the
election to congress, of Messrs. Herrod, Ewing
and White. oil wings. One district to be heard
from.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
tPRiyATE ]
HERMITAGE J.


NV DFAR STR II have Just received tho i;iole oCfbs
io ana am pleased to discover from otbe, ploer
hat the dem"crncy uniting upon tho plan of ,ep,ag
we government from corporations o all kinds and 10 collect
"t' ifeenls Keep ana dt'bnr" BY their agsnh This
h' can secure safety TO revenue and control
su paper by the state banks The revenue reduced
Wv ' wants oi the government PAYABLE gold silver
o u" cfedts to be dsbnrsed by the 10 gold
s'''ef WIZ give us an underwriting metallic currency
overriding, aud give prosperity TO al
'"os OF buhness whilst the banks and the commercial
community viii he eil ma mage their exchanges and eli
"ei"ech Them IN their way hope and
He ~hotf democracy of Tie chois Union ,Diu unit
"uP'hs tsf nsdsuIss and the democracy numbers vii
nave another eonte' with the ar,locracy Of the iss
'"e paper eTsdn system Up0a which they al present
rely 10 rule tie country
nope no Treasury aotes will be is,usd Tho Treasury
'1s upon actual deposte constitutional, and do
:" paper credits as Treasury notes which are sub
Jec' l" appreciation by the and hama. nd aha
" aho brokers and will be- II issued and the cover msn
sAhn"i AVOID Il. Different ba with the Treasury
@ ora" upon actual depOstes. and from the eondurt Il
the uanss and the VI RCHANrS they de.srp, no favOrs
J'0m me q 'ronmtnf which they have sttennt.d 10 d.
grace aud Ia destroy s credit both al home nd ab,oad 4,
lbs great working eass that deserve. protection from toe
rauds Of the banbG.'
We have only word more 10 ,,y IL, Va Rae, ,,L.
'ha' proposition 70 Congies-gvs him q cloat 6ed-doat
'hlsnsfe % coai MN from his plan His own party will
maze hu smell ulpber or se mistaken The FoI hsi
doubled once too often
Remarks of the Editor Of the New York Amer
can on the foregoing.
A. tho hand. Of Gen. Jackson, after what hiss
passed, tie merchants could expect nothing better
though they might have hoped that he eOnss-
1,ional reign being ended. sis pove- Tor good sse
s'l dould enc .1ih It.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

heaiseky. 4 few returns Of the first ds ,.
oslio''ng are received. In the 18th d,strir,
sou'hgsie. w. Is considerably ,hcsd Of Pbeln-
v H. Tor Congress. This is Richard NJ. Johnson,
dIs,rict.
10 the 9Th district, LouisvilIs gives Wm.
Graves. w. the late member SIS votes; Marshall
tslso W. GA.
10 the lIih district. at the close Of the h-si
days bsIIo'ine, Joha Pope was Sl7 ahead of hi,
competitor. Besjsnn Hardin. the late member
Both arc wh,gs.
LATER. The election Of Southg.ie, w. TO
Congress IN Nc 2 ~. johnson's late district. is
eSmhfmea' It's msloniY is stated al from to 400
The fOilo~Ing are The latest secount.. a. ne find
them 10 alp from The Cincinnati Poet of F,,d,y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

s~gtdedi, fsrofstle Go ibs Nhigs.
Co-sha Ggrrr.sv. Nov. 1896
cssas. W ArBssf~sg n ".
D,,,d.,. 1880 1895 1894 gs5
w,ft,.-,oa 1904 ist 1891 402
p,,b.,fo,d 1879 s2o IlTo 1000
sy,.,., Jaa 1914 74s ll60
A., ,h.,ut soon 137u
Wu,op 2IT2 $50 1910 $50
sai7 4Iol 63s2 4ss7
tie remarkable that. In the HERMITAGE
phEClNCT. the vote sieod-
Csnnon. lol
Armstrong, IL
Armstrong 1. a special hVon,s VI Gen. Jack
sn.
Cusasus-
KooI county. in the 81 di.irie,. represented 10
the last Congress by Luke Lea. give, William
w. 1857 votes. Anderson, V. u. GO.
10 the 5tb distinct, Mr. Tpfney. V. b. 10 elected
BY about 600 majority over Core, W.
In the 1,h district, John Bell. Wing, re cleo
ted without opposition. He vote IN Wilson CO.
wss 1887; 10 Davidson. 1922. Total, 1859.
In the 9Th District Abtahsm Z. Msury, w. Is
reelected by handsome majority over q. 5.
Croetcii. his Van Buren, opponent. The votes
.,.ol f,lluW.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
LATKsT ACCOUNr-4P. n.

ia The Ind district, according to The Nstionsl
iashse"eef. hsmse,' W. 10 elected over Jones.
10 tho last Congress this district va t,o,e,,.,es
~ Hswes. v. b.
Ia lAe liza Risss,it n ueasfes W. ga,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24
PETER HARRINGTONS ESTATE.

STATE OFTER.NONY.l YtlE i,remembercI that
Di'rioi u Rutland, -. - ut stated Probate
Court held at RU;iaa5. 90 ssid district on the Isl,
Monday being tho day q olOuotor, 4. d 1887.
Prc.rnl UILLL4N NM. Jud-e
To al persons concerned IN the estate OF PETER Han.
EINGToS, late Of MIllletown deceased, iuiesinte.
GREETING.
Ehveai, ArLEN Van administrator Of the estate
% at deceased proposes 90 render an account OF h. al
mis,irstion AMI present his sccouut against saI estate
Tor allowance at The Probate Count 10 be holden at Rot.
land % said district on the let Monday Of Nov next
Therefore, You hereby not fed to appear before
'si court. nt the iie and place sioresao show cause
II airy you have, why The ssl account should not be al
lowed.
d, =, Given under nv hand pnd the zeal Of SAID
- court at Ruilsud 10 aid district
4. Attest, ~ u TOUSLFE P,-,,f,r