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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

which does certainly give the utmost effect to beauiys
charms, setting down naught in malice.
How very brilliant" said beautiful yeung crea-
furc, (emnently prcemnent the host smiling said
to hcr). Shl was dressed in nch robe of purple
satin, with hair la Mdrfei-and she addressed the
exquisite Count with the moustachc who was stand
ing BY her side in the cotillien,
q How very brilliant"
"whstf' said the Frenchman.
"The lusires."
81 do not sect"
aNow
"How is ID possible the Stars are hidden in pre-
sence Of the Sunthey are not considered when seen
with the Queen of night
q But that will not apply here"
aCer,ainly-for in the presence Of such lustres as
those now gaze upon Cooking into her blue and
beaming eyes) all ether fires grow pale"
There was one young gentleman in the cotiIlion
who listened 10 the fsfe tetc with as much pleasure
ms il every word the Frcnchman uttered had been
dagger aimed nj his breast, he was, however, some
what assured by the ladys., reply
"Monsier lie Compile, you must entertain but
a peor opinion Of US American ladies TO suppose we
could be pleased with outrageous compliment TO
eur sense however elegant and hattering 70 our va
nifty"
9"Indeedf'
IN would be impossible to compliment you"
~Youars imcorigibe."
Fhe heart can best speak as i feels, and feeling
"a yrssS does, could not speak otherwise
tn lA&y smiled, and her lover sighed. The Count
uwacf w moosische with sefsatis6ed cir, and felt
Ne had tvasA his handsome.
"D~~n me haoustache," mattercd the lover, soffs
woc4 md then determined not TO notice his heart q
jewel sQnn ~ she evening, which determination he
rciigiously kept w watching her every movement
The room wac flooded with beauties-he saw them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
BOSTON PROVISION MARKET.
william, E.ongIcy's Estate.

STATE Of IermOni, }IpHE Hon. the Proha' Court
D,sL1ct u Rvhdnd, S. ! - Tor tho Di''rit Of iiniisud,
To ne herr Of Hiiham Longiy, late Of Pi@Jord ia 'oid
district, decsu.ed, GRkETisG.
Whcnas, Lori KErLEn, administrator 81 the estate
OF William Longley, hath represented to his court that
the personal estate OF the ssit1ecessod, Is Insufficient 10
pay MS debt. by the snmo Of thirty dollars, AID hath APP
piiei FIR license TO soil - much OF the real estate of tsid
deceased ~ VIII pay End sum and the cost. sud charges
Of settling sad estate -
1herefge, You nre hereby noiifrd 10 nppesr Lef,ro
the Probate Court nj = session thottof 20 be holden at
the probate office in Rut!snd on the fret Mopday NJ
March next. and show good cau'o to the c uira'y or give
bonds, ~ sad court sh III direct, for The pigment Of ssii
1ohis-o,hnrwi,e the faid Administrator will then be u.
cnuscd and authorized 70 sell 20 much Of the real ef'a,e
Of said deceased, Is viii be Sufficient 70 pay the sfresn'd
'Um api al Legal costs mi charsss;-hnd That the publ
cation oi a copy OF tins order threo weeks specesnFely.
10 the Ruiland Herald, protsd al Ruiland, a. seon a,
may be. shall be suGieisni notice TO sIl concerned.
Given under my hand AMI The seal Of ,sid prohs's
D.. : rouri IT isutsrl, this 2ist Jay Of January,
A. -. 1881.
n y. TOVSLEE, Rrgias.
A true copy 81 record.
3 u. TOESLEE, R~egiaf,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

STATE IF I,oosoaf, }fpEit remembered fiSt ~ .
D,airrf Of Rutland. -. ~ ,pecial rebate eour,hsli
at :o Probate OGlo. ia Rutabl, 10 Esd district, on The
2lst LAY Of January. 4. -. 1851.
Present Hon WILLIAM NM Jasge.
jaws EayREs, Executor Of the estate Of William
Eayre.. lsto Of ftutlapi m said isfrtri, deoea'ed, pfoPo-
sing 10 tenlsr m account 81 ~, ndn'nisirett"n sud pre-
.eat ~. account uga oct said estsie for allowance
Order,A, That aid arcount he examined in court - .
session tf,oteof 10 be holden II the probate efhes IA Rat
lani. within sni Tor sad d. irhct On the frt Iondsy 81
March nrxt ami that the publirniion Of a cory II thi.
order three weeks .uceessiyely in the Rnilsndiiersld.
pr a;si - Ret'snd. 81, .nan - may be. .hsil be sufficient
arisce To- Ill roacs'nsd to sPPear, II they see cause and
ohieci theretp.
mn. TOWSLEE. RegaLsr.
A true cnry Il reenrd.
N y. TOHSEEF. R.giaer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
Correspondence Of lie Rutand HsrG'd.
WAsmN Jan. II 1887.

""'"00' 0
S'R:-i send You The National io'el''gencer con-
tanning a ei, reported Yesterday oy Tue committee
OF ways anu means OF '"e iio"ap VI representa-
tNeS' en''led - oh' 10 'cuuce 'ne revenue oil inc
un''co states 10 rue wants :" 'He government
% 'ea",ns u " ~ 'n' '"e 'eP''t VI 4" CONE
"','ee ""ch sec""PA''"" IT, P,"uu'e. d great sem
Sa',.n IN we iioufe' " u'e" '"'." ar hA"khNch
VI ''"0''sc,'s T" d SP9''" VI "'e" '"'e'eS''
VIII" ~ VI" ~ u, ~ '"'e'"so"ee''
nv '"' YOU WIZ o's'iNe P''P"ses 20 'eu"ce 'he
~ % Wv 90 mp ~, from l'''sh c"oD,
'c'' ~ 'aHe %" we '''' y, 80 tAcess OF
mos "u'''S over : per cC''' w 'ne 'o'n .i sep
,ao' ",N, '"'"., ''''' "" " Hia'e"'
'o'o ""D ~ "'"V' '""' u" 'V "o'" VI "'p'em'
{ '''''N'Hs'
" VIII o. .'"'ec Gu u! az '"'' nc s'e"' S''ug
gre o' i9'--' oe."''n trr ''e''l' a"o We 'Ppo'
neh's 81 . protecting ann resulted N "uot mas
o.e" 'u"u.n'''e4 'ue '"'4''"S' ''' "' '"' : 90
"a'e'' i7"'' " ""'' " was e"ar,eu '"A' one
" ~ az 49, u or''s '.''r " PER c'n. ne
'aD,,"'u y ~, " " '"' I'm" guy ioo~
S"'o'o ", "e"''''N' ,'''" '"I 4t'' '"o "'s' o' DC
= 'Io"'
D." : T. '" ! " n,''"c,, -onn."e'
-,., 'l.n nD1 '''' '1s "Ist "' &c y s"'rvr '7''-
'e''" .'" " ~ ,He ! " DSee"'oer
100 -, L'.C ia. '% n ,', ,sH ." ,o'n 'Ae'ss '' r1. '"a 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY. Asvr.5Rr "a 1887.

CT-y,bs' a t%c.,le,.. a. w,l a. r%ccllos-, SC: Of
beings compotc the leading mca q tho party"
now ia power. in or National Government, II
~ou'd seem HAT after TIC periious oon'cs, W fcls-
tiot 20 Tie protective system IN 1898. AMI The
grncts' compton lie smorg ice conflicting interests
on tina, great rs,ional question, that none but thofe
Who prefer siufe and political managing. could
ever think or disturbing o.. Indeed. wc hazard
roth ing in relation TO ,etncity 10 charging upcn
iho.e WHO were foremost, ia disturbing he reposc
Of iLc rs,ioa on this subject, as %dcGsient mt only
IN political integrity, bu, wanton d,s'u'bcrs Of the
public tranquility, without the less' plausible pc
,eA'.
Ibefe has been no ?e,itioning. no momofalizing
Congress. from the people. no' no complaints from
any quar,or-all parties were disposed 10 he ssiis-
fed with the adjustment Of this ngitaiing question.
The farce Of 'redocing the revenue TO tie wants
II the go,rtnr,"", = % gu ,Ncu>c for this movement
il the sliu,ir.t Of all ihc arguments in support of
il that We have seen. II the administrations were
really alarmed at the accumulation Of n surplus,
how easy md practicable was it to get rid Of lit
The scasonable passage Of Mr. Ciay's Land BlI
would have prcvea,cd the present surplus, and sa,
we'd the country also from = scene Of gambling and
speculation, in this grra, national domain, nnParal
lclcd. perhaps, m The history Of this or any oite
country. The passage Of that, bill now, would
furthermore, prevent the accumulation OF any fur
tore surplus. Aside Of this, il is not doubted bu
tia, the present prohigate administration viii I'm
wavs aud means for al the money derived from th
4 revenue, for the future, for ii appears rviden, ii in
l tended TO have exhausted the whole for th
: rast, as il, has been repeatedly asserted by ihos
J who %oficia,e as helmsmon, chat there would
NJ %sur3lus.'
Curiailing tho sales of the public lands woul'
y likewise, bring the revenue within the wants of e
vernmen,. But these are federal whig'' measure
c and mus, no, be listened to by "the pnrty"!!!
Who can accoun, for this most disastrous OF q
o the noy cments TINT ha been attempted by the az
e ninistration parry in any other way than by stamI
. ing i, ms q part aud parcel Of the system Of Il
Arch Intriruer, 10 make himself President Of Il
d u. s., by indirectly p~ledging himself to the poli'
%. clans of the South, before the electoral canvass,
. bring abou, such a reform Of tie tariff as won
r. restore to that section orihe Union the advantage
they formerly had over the Northern aud EssieI
Sta,esi
Our ~obliging correspondent at Washington
70 whose letter will be found bolow-we I Link bit
lie rightly developed this strange proceeding
The resul, Of the effort to destroy this system, howevf
Z and to disturb this aPparcnt settled measure we t'nhA
somewhat doubtful. But should it fail, no thanks To t
movers. The indignation of the people. it is believed, "
!" be wide and loud against them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

ExrUNeNs. The revolutionary party. not only
in Congress. but in several Of lie Slstes devoted
10 il. are pressing The famous 'eSpunCing' question
sgsin. Nj b their usuai oeyo,edness 10 Van Baren-
isn,. A resolution passed the New York Legisls.
10 'exp0ngsr Mr. Clsy's resolution fiom the record.
wherein GeA. Jackson ia eeosUred for removing the
Deposites.
IN ofde' 10 initiate tals Sublime example in toe
Gii @essUge. the Wing States should imiruei their
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

r-rrh~ grand climaetctic oi folly sal terearc u eonsa.
mated. The eryuuriag resolution of 'ObT Tom neu,on"
10. passed. the Scnaichy = vote ofs 10 I9-andt the
LINES arc drawn az our reader. vii petcei,eLy the pro-
.cocdings Of Ina, body on the l6,hsed by . letter from Wash.
ington to the Editors Of the y Y Courier & enquirer. Of
the same date We annex tho Yeas ard Nays on the que.-
uon. placing in cspitals those Otto American Senaiors Who
resisted the degradation. aad bidek lines sround those who
merit degradation Cor yielding 60 such s%ickeuiug adulatton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

sSow an ~tsr. o. s,,sta,, evening" lss', q, ''ea'
sundovn. the Mod ,AiN-a from No South f,., 10 ths North
West. end Il commenced snow .ng. snd blo~tnr hutuesne
hkc. and % ccntinuei through tho tigh, al sepdsy ard
nesrl, ,h-cneh Sands, night. without, an, srrsftN, later.
mission. THO consequences VS., ,he .eo~ ~. h'e'slis
hcsrcd up uoaniaia high snd the rosas rendered hnpas.ahls
SOME dnAH, We shoaA ls,ak vrrc hasen ret 10 dspss.
On Monday mornins a, ahcnt suntise the Moth and soaih
,isrss ysr,ured out but no moving East srd West Tho
ciiirens. however. ,u,red out with siossls and teams ard
Penetrated, We understand TO The tcwn Hires.
Sunday Wa. ,rely = dismal d,y. No eoperrfsiius Of tic
pooplr-ao aeecs, TO the hcu.". Of Po'die w~otship-snd In
stead cf li,tcoiur 10 the p'csserr-ts Of the Gospel and the
fwcci uelades of the sciai choir, nothing was heard bot
that ,hiestinr. swe,piur. unseen element Which alwsys pits
At doGincc all human sNili. snd which secm~d ,o Keep IN
coost,nt agitation every thing visible spread over The ace
~ nature. md Tho shrli whi,tlins through nc small .erevicc.
Of our d~c,liurs-all consp -cd TO ronaet the day, though .
,acycA nnc somewhat gloomy.
Ncst. MONDAY canc-and With 1t = cheering calm. An
wn. stli and quiet. anl to render the con,r,s, greater and
more agreeable, CHE glorious snn" burr, forth. ancr a long
absoncc-no, upon the face Of nature, but upon the beautiful
pilcs Of glisteninr .novs which th,okly clothed tt-and .gain
ell was hustle and meuimen,.
Tue.isv, uo.dnyl the working men" arc enabled 90 re-
,ane their usual cmploynenis, aud the la7 lolk, htr won
ted rcercations.
1TThe depth Of snow now upon the ground, hero, were
II lovclled, would probably 10 nhout three feet.
I'm mails from tho North, South. East, OF West, sinca
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

Representative and Senators IN Congress TO "cx-
puurc' the record, u hcncycr 1t shall be made)
declaring Martin Van pdren P~rosidcn, of the Uai.
ted Sisics-hc hsvng been elected. blythe electors.
contrary to tho spirit Of the Constitution, viz by
triaeiar ne patronage ." Gs rear1i Government ia
corGja ,rih n, freedom q elections.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
NNs-BAYtRD. BttCk CALHOUN CLAY mi.
TENDEN DAVIS. EWING. tOkiol HENDRICKS,
KENT Knight. MOORE. PRENrlSS, PRESTON,
ROpRINS. sOUrilARD, SWIFT, ToMLlNSoN, WEB
STTR WuITE-lq.
W. aouc. tho ict,cr above alluded tU-

q
Correspondence Of he " J Cori,r 4, Enquire
WAtmSGroN, Jan. 10, G37-l0oclock
The Senate has jus, adjourned amer a session Of ten hours,
and aNer having completed the farce Of erp"ngipg from
their journals by drawing black lines round the mischicvous
resolution Of censurc asains, Gen. Jackson, passed in 1884
10 the friends of tho Constitution aud constitutional rights
it has been a proud day. The minority, so far s. they tx.
pressed their opinions, sustained the high character for ri.
rioiism and intellect which they have so d~cservodly aequif-
cd. II is impossible at this late hour 10 attcmp, a dclinea.
ton of the scene or Z sketch of the speeches.
Mr. Clay addressed the Senate with more than his usual
eloqucnce, Tie ENpunginc Resolution has a long preamble.
lie compared 1t TO 4 comet, only that it reversedthe order Of
nature. as the tail was placed before instead Of behind. lie
said, that at some future period, when the firm Of our Gov
eminent should he changed. and a monarch reign over the
couatry. it was probable that a new order Of k~nighihood
would he created, to be entitled the "kntghts of the Black
Lines"
Mr. Blyatd, AID Mr. Ewing Of Ohio, delivered most able
and eloquent Arguments against tho "black line' resolution.
Mr. Strange Of North Carolina, made a strange speech in
favor Of its passage.
Mr. Webster in behalf of himself, and lis colleague, thr
Davis) and Of the State Of Massachusetts, read a most pow.
erful and logical protest against cHprngiug. ifpossiblc. It's
style and argument was surpassed by the manner in which i,
was read.
The vote on Eypungins was thea taken, aud s'ood-Ayes
81, Noes 10.
Or motion Of Mr. i!enton the Journal was then brought, to
the Clerks deck, and The ridiculous act of drawing black lines
around the resolution performed, in the presence Of the ma
jorty, the minoii, having retired.
While this ceremony wasin operation, some person or per
sons in the gallery hisscd whereopon Mr. l!cnton belched
forth like "a roaring lion,' clear the galleries and moved
that the Sergeant at arm bring to the bar Of tho Senate the
rufiun and then in tones Of aRony Bud modification nut,
tered something abnu, tie period when the Bank Of the U.
S governed the Senate.
The Scrgcantat Arms soo7 returned with a scntlemanly
looking man in custody. who said that he was ready 10 un
dergo m examination; bu, the whole scene was so ridiculous
# no, disarlceful, that the intelligent portion Of the mpiori,y
sbrunk from any further action, and on motion the person IN
custody WIS discharged withou, being asked any questions
and then the Senate adj 'urncd, X, W.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

In the cate Of white, iDl'o,sl Cor burning The
Treasury, add sodsr ,usi before eur Cireaii Cuur. the
ssfy wsSi Oh, a, 5 seleos last sVea'as. ami snes 81 sb-
ssac& 81 two hour. rs,arss1 ~i:h a verde q Gtahy-
Ma. IA.a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
Brighton faarktts.Mosp.r Jsn. Is.

4, MADE as Bssf c.ine. shs Ts) shesP-sboei 70
e<sf Csui< HEsold.
fnie.t -bev ceWs We qsots . Zee yoAs extra al
{I1et1so fra eeahsg a. s675 a 100 81 qushts At
ye0seSo - sSalty az gfTssbz5.
$40 We nctarsf lots t1sea Al The fanowsar psicesiIs
F-ysAs. 40 s.Js Ss1s. S0a60
S~sssa-Ness 81 NsnA9 ssns ssFortnr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

fh.eNEsr CO AEsBid roETEr.-in Arabisn
having brought a blush toa msideu's cheek by
The earnesiness Of bis gaze. -sId 20 her My
books have P.snied roses IN your cheeks Way for
bad ne TO gsihet themg The law permits him
who sows 10 reap tie harvest"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
Stone Ware.

nCRT. MASON. have j,si received q sep.rsls'-
NJ ,or meet Of STONE WARE. consisting u Cho'ni.
3 Iticf furs, covered lars and FoTs. from Ia 10 gel
ion.. .4i,s. Fsrihen hfLK P.aNS.
p~,.r4 D.. 81 fggT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
CARRYING oUTTnEJAcKsoN DocrR,Nr.

AM lou wi he DOCTRINE.
The conduct of the Maryland Ceccdcrs last fall,
Otherwise called the .Nineteen UsDrpes) is one IN
stance Of carrying on, the Jackson doctrine, when
our readers will Doubtless recollect.
The attempt Of the Jackson adherents in Penn
syl.ania aud many other States, IN claiming the
power 10 onnul all chartered righls and contracts
by legislative enacitDcnis, i, mother beauiiJai spc-
cinen Of the Van Buren, Ond jackson doctrine.
The famous Treasury order, which has thrown
the currency OF the country into great confusion,
enabled hundreds of GuvernmeHt agents and specu-
la'ors to enrich their %cuftrs, and ruined Thousands
Of our icllo~-citzens, from the pressure ii created,
Gus measures in operation.
The recent destruction Of the General Post Office
al Washington. aud The attempt 10 destroy the
Land OFce supposed to Ls,e been The work OF the
modern VarGall-, exhibits anoihe, "b!aze" Of Nd
minisira'iou "glory -
The renew ed effort Of "O,d Tom Benton as he
used to be called. 10 mutilaie the public records to
Crafty that v@indlclIye spirit which characlerizes the
inmates Of tho Kitchen, is another md a 9Th vial
o. wrath, attempted TO be poured out, 10 order 10
carry out Tie glorious aches eincHts in mediation.
The present effort ia Congress, TO DESTROY
THE PROTECTIVE system, snd p,ralyze
National lndustry. comes next among the long train
Ct dreadful c~slsm.t'es Nth which We are 10 be yisl-
ted, IN order to keep the revolutionary wheel IN op-
craiion, and demonslrsli'o Of the numerous esls
winch beset W..
sorely, the country cannot long endure such an
awful blaze of glory ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
LII II r.!

nURT IAsOShaye Tor ssls, CLIP. BofRDs,
~ lam BO.gRDS. sod s,nm0a lie block asd
bPRDCE BO1RDS. flo.
KunsbI Jsa -. 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

Mr.. WtEsrEHs sFEIeH. IN this paper ought 70 ts read
twice by ever, Jackson m1a n the country Who desires 70 be
informed up'n tie subject to which u refers.
grThe proceed ngs Of The Rutland County Temperance
soeleiy we're uscesssrl! crowded out tb' ~eek,-but vii
spPesr IN our nest
The Presdeut has notified ibs senate 70 NEE, on the 90
Of Mach ensuing. o. that DAY tie insnsurauon Of hf Van
Bsrea takes place, ard the cooperation Of The senate VII
Be required IN the construction Of bs Cabinet
Tie New Yori Boafa Of Trade have Forwarded 4 ne'HeH-
Ito Cougress. ps,iag Tor the incorporation ofa nes unsisd
stales Baus, TO be located ia that city
Tie Hoo. Heav Clay has beeh elected President ofibe
Anerican coioa.lalsoa soeietyi "a the RON q AT hA4's0n
deceased.
The hes,h Of Geo. JsekSoa 10 90 GF restored, that be "Sa
able to rsde 10 ehsfeA On ssn1sy week.
Nv. Lss5raA stores hs,s bees ene;se 10 New fo's s'hes
,s srsai Gre 4 year sgo, msaa q them Eve or sf stSr'rt high
Esims,ed oss ofthe stores. iea tkosssse collars eash
li Ess uiil,oas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
PLAs r.!

nURTG mason A.. nov rsesirios 'sPply Of
NOVd.ScO1L1 PLASTER groaSd Of ito''
ltyuaDI. jan. 20, III.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

0JTho depth OF snow now upon the ground, hero, were
II lovclled, would probably bc nhoot three feet.
I'm nailsfrom the North, South. East. or West, ,,roa
Saturday night.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

a. IA. h,s. "a 90 .lls speech. Sir. Cu,hmsr. 81 Stw
m. u,r,h,,s, .spr~rtci 'e principle. 81 the b,i. sai
m. M s,n~l th,i e uauli be Agreeable 90 h' cousitiu-
e.,.- Nj Hahlrnhefs novel, 10 ley the I'm "a the So
Ikis. W.. Msnn moved . rsi ~ 'hs iiouae- ~h'oh VS.
. sreri 10. pnrr which the m7ftoa - lev ~ ihc table
-. b.sstiv.-,ss. "a, ssvs ttg VIZ Haisrv. ~ sso-
ga. ohs .,uei the Gov. aai slcf r~vs-ir'n- ~ amcaA.
,nent oGer~l Nv Nc. H-ooeseu. sni orl,rag st he
printed. "a. Ii"nss sij~'rnsA. The Tsf'hidN ~il not
sgasn eoas up - iAs order of lac iay until Tuesiay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
EPanging

The house Tea fssBnsd the consideration q he resoiu-
Il ,on heretofore offered BY Mr Wiss. and agreed 10 iu CON.
Or The whole. for The afporimeut Of eject committee, 10
inqsirs into the management o. Ic public dtPlriu'egts aad
fBrsans.
tTbs request vaf debated uaul the repaf, oftbe proceed.
tiass we're sgspeodedl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

On motion Of NJ Walker the scn,,o took up tie Specs
Ovds'. being the Bill to prohibit the s,les Or public lands es
eep, 10 actual settlers. SC.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

The re,olai.on offered BY Mr. Davis, on Friday, request
log Attenuation such as may be in the possession Of tho
Pre,den, Concerning the visit Of Santa Anna, was taken "
and adopted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-13

~" 1t VIII be seen, bs our foreign extracts hat
TIM ai,.ufs OF feNls ha,c AGAIN been before the Br
esh Parliament and that the tuture possession Ut
CHA may possib, soon become bone al
contention between the gteat maritime powers ofthe
oil and new worlds. 1t has Devastated. indeed that
htr Eaton our minister at the court OF Spaln has
teady encrgetealy protested against the cession OF
Cuba 10 Great Britain Bur hat night has cur GO
'ernment To complain OF the eession OF Cuba 10
Great Britain lille We deny 10 Great Britain the
nehi To oinlatu OF the annexation of rc>as the
American mon Nc propose this query 10 more
subtle easui>ts than ourselves.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS

ne candidates for Congress IN this district. lWal-
'ff Coles Esq. Late representative. and Rev. John
Neff) were IN this place on Tuesda, last, and ON the
afternoon ct tl3t day made an exposition and dc
ieoce thoirolilic opinion, to a numerous audi.
~ u tie' ielIo"=elIzcnS, We have not room Z.
ven Ion synopsis Of their remarks; and if we had.
We Presan" lt"ouid be unnecessary to prepare them
iof lhe press a>bot othe gentlemen as well as rhcn
political views and sentiments are generally known to
the people Of the DISTINCT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-13

~ The practice Of comforting the name, of dis
Ihsu'shed menupon quadrup rds, sometimes leads 10
amusing combinations. One such is now before Us.
IA the Lexington Reporter, III which General JJei-
>op aud Gfnofa Gf8sas are described two of the
finest Lrb Issfs ever imported" Ac. And the beau
Y ol II islha' lhcu keepers name is Btaloa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-13

~ The Newbeu Spectator states thai VIM.
H. HAYWOOD, Of North Carolina declines the embas-
- to Belgium, 10 which he was recently appointed
by Nj. Van Buren,.
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IyNCuHiUG. apEsL 81. 1872.
THE TREASURY ORDER.

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deserves 'ho''a"' o'' ''io ''aNS OIL the American
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tins iiiesa' anu fe''''> 'o"S Po'''S' deserves the
thanks oil 'iie ''"' u" ,oi"e 'or what For all
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