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The herald., 1837-04-24
cHNTKEvILtE TkoTTING COURSE,


= Ssa.sd continue 'hse 1SSss ass.
Fsi Parse Of $500 three heats under the saddle
mile heats IN harness. free for all that nevei won
See nd Day s2e mile heats under the saddle free
s oI a eass under e the ,ad M ats Purse Of seo
Third saso three nile heat, in ha ness. free 70, all
.otting Immediately afe Pacias sweepsahes under M
asasS a.: sSS ~ ,s %s Pd b. . o; No %
reise cse Gs !e t. L. t. aass Ae iaef M JOEL cossS
A NNUAL ExHIBITIoN BALL AT NIBI.,,s
"a GAKbtN.J GRIFFITH respec sly iosrm. HI, friend.
Sos soon evening" Ap @ a s Ss an sse or =.
Mr. O. n,snds TO Snrg forward nuner Of entire new
Pa: Pass. ssgg u b. By a yyo,ns lady:
p.s p.sels Hon Hompipe, % b 1wo young ss,sr..
sesloioa'aS MinSs,sad ancs.,rp by master and miss.
S%Sss ssasss :, Sa"ss ySs"f %si'eS Mr. & and .dy
. Wreath Dance, BY two ,ours ladies.
Pan Fancy ser Dance ny ~ y'sMGs Ms q %., and ody
la Garland walzby tive y,, young la.ses.
Saw ans S !. d.Sssa a, 's"S fsii. SS
siaa. Ss aS; s s.I z 4 .s ess 3, rs ysas lady.
ls S.gSf Pa. sssi By BY young young e. ads y 'Ha"
IS Minuet de ia cOur Givse de vcss BY gentleman and
% s.s ysSs. ys.. md s.
a Pas Dc Dees, BY yoaas lady.
"a fsSs, sS D,nIs &c n ~ es 3 1i yYsrs ssus%sa sc
Saoed variety Of wsizss ''''' ""''" VIII ''
8 Grand , I"ls, ~ 'SyIs BY Mr ''sy g and rupis
Hr O. intends ha ,h- s sia .apps.. ali hers evsrs ven by
h IN ihi. The will be elegantly decorated with
Tickets 81, admns gentleman ladies' extra ladies.
,rss cse Ripley. store chaiham s,i.c,; q
O sr g. at hs residence, No "a Chatham street. at Nbos
Tbr Exhibition will oommepce precisely at halfp past erh,
After Part First there viii be for ss,ibon
DIORAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
STERLING ATrnAcToNs,- ,-Tomouu~ evening, and during
MOVING Concert ~ Ss GERMAN
ssins o fsea Diorsie re@s and the ,nimliabs YXNToc
c'N' WI" 's 10 bEsrEucToS ins i sTs isGS" oT BssyoS
IN se ...n, GsS s%sy q s. frn"ea by Walker Also by the
no1LeHr Sfw @ sAS NE yossrS Eg!Ss OF THE ABBEY OF
S. w % ss & ss 4. @ s s
HAUNT or THE NAAps
.inga grand sbmanae hasa iay cavern formed Of
ssery waters. syps sssed BY
fpst Bo, tickets, Jrpsf seats, IS cents.
IlILLIARDs IMPMO vED.-oes,Iemen wishing b.
PLAY At Billiards puha.e takes invited TO cali at ans
irdsn Raider eu.Soas slate stone and conro.,a senen.
IT. $ ,"s.; re-. ss s1S ss, :. @ " sus
those who wish purchase they caa !,
pac kcd nj days notice.
orssr for thing this kne With gooreGereucs
to BAsSFOkD ns Brss~sy wlreceve prompt attention
sisn
NOW EXHIBITING at the American Acadossy
bmcay street pssr As'crs Hetsl ~ TIVE original and su
EVE PAINTED by Dss lcs the knG Charles X of
They have bcen exhrsed during the Our years tn
gs oeo vpi'ors.
Adn,,,anee Is ce.,s. Season tchesss. cens.
Doors cSen rom Pin the morning tin AZ aieid
The Aeen csnhdiy the public that his VIII be The
@ shsuoo ne the pictures sAostly To be sfned 70 ~
iope Ths rsors - kept constantly warm %
M ~. OpuES, wORKa.-w aANDroRD has pub
" hshed, rfs day, The erpssltc Ncghkor nv
The herald., 1837-04-24
AUCTION NOTICE

-
II oI.E- general vd second hand
Furniture will be sold NJ Henrys Furniture sale
N11m ssa nss @ " @broaaway on Tuesday, at 10 O'clock
A good second hand Piano Forte, &c - - - ~
N Particular atfeBton will be of
ma mnitue sent tothc above be sold aacsn
The herald., 1837-04-24
FANCY G0ODs Ar AUCTION.

wis Bss hondsy Apri No Broad
way Of Cedar remainder of Mr. n q Hart.
STOCK o. a9cy goods partially damaged by e Bazaar
csnsmng ~ ladies' and yentemens leather
backgammon boards, canes, &c '' '-s Ssos'
The sale VIII coHmence with lot Of perfnery in antites
70 ut country deacn Also lot Of German toys suspeadne
he sale will be found worthy the attention OF country ner
The herald., 1837-04-24

TORAGE-wil be taken n the fe proof Stofes, - and
az '"''' "pp' v" "" HARTMAN q BrRpsALL.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03
SPEECH OF MIR. MASON,
OLE YIRGINIl

On the Bill imposing additional duties, as
repositories in certain cases, on Public Of
fcefs. Delivered in The House Of Represent
atipes Of the United States, October, IL,
1887.
The bill being under consideration, Mr.
Mason said,
Agreeing, as most cordially do, in the
several measures which have so far been pre-
scented by the committee of ways and means,
for the consideration of this House it is with
the utmost reluctance, that am now brought
to differ with those with whom have hereto
fore acted. n..
This difference, however, am pleased to
consider, is at least but one of mere expe-
diency, and in itself contains nothing which
should sever those who are united otherwise
in the preservation and support Of those great
and leading principles, which actuate political
parties.
Differences Of opinion necessarily pertain
TO deliberation-it is against the constitution
of our nature, that it should be Otherwise
intelligence, reason, and sound judgment are
alike hostile to entire manimity-nor would
our representative government be any thing
more than mere formal acquiescence in
the will Of some ordained superior; if the
doctrine were allowed to hold, that party dis
cipline exacts an unconsidered sanction to
every measure, which brings recommends
ton from the Executive chair.
Such is certainly not the spirit Of our in
stitutions nor should it be the spirit Of any
party, that would act safely and wisely, or
even successfully, in the administration Of the
government committed to their charge.
Having thus promised, will proceed at
once to state my objections to the bill under
consideration.
Those who have brought it in, address its
claims to our favor, as measure simply In
tended to provide for the safe keeping of the
public money. 1t is said that the former de-
postories, the State Banks, having proved
either inadequate to the duties required, or
unfaithful to the trust reposed in them in this
branch of the public service, it is necessary
that government now should take care of its
own interests and that this will be most
effectually done, by return TO what is called
the legal currency Of the country and by
constituting certain fiscal officers of the GO
vernment the keepers as well as the dis
bursers Of the public money.
The machinery is certainly very simple,
and if the only end to be attained, were, in
truth, the safe keeping Of the public money,
however might dissent from the expectations
of those who have planned its operation, ]
could moi see in it those insuperablc objec-
tons, which impcl me now to demonstrate
against it.
The evils, sir, which we are expected to
remedy by some adequate law, lie far deeper
in the public mind than any alleged insecurity
of the public money-Evils for which nc
remedy is provided by this bill, but which
will, in m judgment, be fastened upon the
community by its passage mean the pre-.
sent degenerate condition Of the currency.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03

DLUMBER'S BUSlNESS.-The subscriber, from
Baltimore, takes this method Of informing the citizens
of Washington and vicinity, that he will remain few days.
and make arrangements for undertaking any Of the follow
ing kinds Of work in his line OF business viz The erect
ing Of Water Closets Force Lift Pumps, Baths, hot
cold fitted in superior manner, the conveying of water
from springs dwellings, and through the different apart
ments, draining quarries any kind Of lead work He
can be seen at Mr.. Woodwards.
DAVID Balm.
N Bile has with him few Beer and Cider Pumps,
to be above. LA.
CLEMENT WOODWARD,
Between 10th and 18th sts., Penn. Avenue.
Oct. 1873
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03

SAMUEL HEINECKE informs his friends and the
- public that he has taken four doors north Of
Doctor Guntons apothecary store ninth street. where
his long experience in cutting all kinds Of garments that
general satisfaction will be given to such as may favor
him with their custom. sep % 3taw3w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03
THE MADIsONIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN.
EpIroH AND PRorRIEToR.


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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03


copper Of Col Benton addressing the Senateaiter fine
sketch by Fenderich.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
l. Introduction The Democratic Principle
The Importance Of its assertion, and APP
plication to our political system and lite
nature.
2, The Battlefield By VIM Cullen Bryant. IS
4. Autumn. BY Mrs. E. L. Follen. 81
S. The Constitution Oak %
6. The Toll-Gatherer's Day, Sketch Of Tran
sl,Gry life Life By the Author Of "rw'ce. >,
L The Worth Of Woman. From the German
8. Mexican Antiquities of Palenque and Nit.
Ian, in tho Provinces of Chapa and
o. Palestine, An Ode. By. G. Whittier II
10. Miriam, Dramatic Poem. 40
IL. Storm Stanzas CT
IL. Chances at Congress- by a Reporter, No. l.
The Extra Session-the American Union
the Hall of the House-thc Speaker
Henry A. Wise-Eli Moorc--Caleb Cush-
ing-John Quincy Adams--C. G. Cambre-
leng-ogden Hoffman.
10. Enigma. By A. II. Everett, Esq, Boston,
Massachusetts. ...s. .."
IA. Political Portraits with the pen and pencil.
No. l. Thomas Hart Benton. with
mn engraving1 SO
Is. Epitaph From the Greek Anthology. 30
l6. European Views Of American Democracy
De Tocquevc. 90
10. Retrospective view OF European Politics.
Iatrocfory Article the Historical Register Of European
EUents.) ... ....E .-s
The system pursued the Congress of ViennaIts in
nucnco on France-England in 1915 and 1896. -
FRANCE. Gain in Democratic Liberty since the Re-
volnon-Lous Phipe-Bocrnc on Liberty. GER
MANY. Policy and effect of abolishing the Empire.
PRUSSIA, Its policy and innuence-The tariff union
and currency-Philosophy Of the Germans-School
systcmnM Hillary examination Municipal government
tlon--Hungaran dict-and Baron Wesseleny. MI
NOR STATES IN GERMANY. Tho Press-'The
Polish Revolution. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM. DENMARK AND
SWEDEN. SWITZERLAND. ITALY. Austri-
an lnhnence-Fortiications of Brixcn. RUSSIA.
Probabilities of collision with England Consequence
OF the ascendency of the Democratic principle in Eng
land-Concuson.
Office Of the U $ Magazine and Democratic, Review
corner Of 10th and streets, Washington. 3t--23
IN, y. Eve. Post and Com. Advl,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03

WILL BE PUBLISHED on Monday next, No l of
w the UNITED STATES MAGAZINE AND DE-
MOCRATiC REVIEW, with full length engraving in
copper Of Col Benton addressing the Senae-after fine
sketch by Fenderich.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having leased the Exchange
i Hotel, (lae Fagess,) and having fitted up in first
rate STYLE Will be prepared receive ysters on MON
DAY the 9th inst The location of the house, being with
in few minutes walk Of the depot OF the Baltimore and
Ohio, Washington and Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA Rail.
roads well as the Steamboat to PHILADELPHIA Norfolk
and Charleston, 5. c., makes it desirable place to ali
travellers going to either section of the country This
HOTEL attached to the Exchange Buildings in this cy
has been erected and furnished great cost by the pro-
pretors, and is designed TO be first hotel Ii is
the intention Of the subscribers make it for comfort re-
spcctablhy, &c &C. equal TO any house in the United
States. The undersigned hatter themselves that they
need only promise all who may paronise the establish
men that their best efforts shall be exer'ed please and
at charges which they hope will meet their approba-
ions. ~.
Baltimore, Oct. Z, 1887. 4w2l
HOUSE FURNISHING GooDS.-we have for
IL sale
80 pieces ingram carpetins, which we will sell low
so do Brussels.
GO do 81, ca, l0.f, and 1874 Linen Shectings.
100 do "a, 81 Bamsly Diapers.
81, 1914 and 20.4 fine Table Cloths.
Napkins TO match.
bale Russia Diaper
bale wide Crash
Also, so Marseilles Quilts
BRADLEY s. CATLETT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE
... MOSES POTTER,

46 South Charles St., Baltimore,
LAS just received and is opening, fpe hundred
and forty packages Of the above description Of goods
adapted for the Southern and Western markots-Con-
stanty on hand English Iron Stone, and Granite China,
suitable for extensive hotels and steamboatsal of which
will be sold MS favorable be bought in any
city in the Union.
Oct TO- t22
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03

NJ Compris-
, ing the original
village lots no.
, and 4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31


- % cnirti t"' |"f 'ofi"t' ~ ''f w."
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u'N ''.''' 'io'''' 81 q 90" - ,yu,..
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W. 1870 r..-'.,,.s 49, slfea .ie
800. ~, p,. ,.-,,.f-,. ,r- 1-aHei .fuiIunsl urr.
I,.t-tf r.,a,. s.aa-. or.raly t4l tr-g ,,ufv
1se,..i., 5, b., W,nlca soi H,ors.
80 .,,,o,. a., "a, III ,7 bod ll.ii,u q al lr.
co,,.,,a,o. Narr.ch frs.r..'t -..'.'-E o. l.-a %,
.,.,.....s
S,.,.t..t. .r.u. l.-.te sol 50, h.case lrt.
.c., r.t,I.t
It. ,., ..,i.t.-t & -r-auuis. trlutm TED hy
i- q, vernon vac r,,.rl.t to t1c cninitfr oi vasS
S..I.isi ,..sss.u..d G-o, the c' uaHr'c
am .,.. '..l ,ti.r stsf.r end ~ ioh - ~
........t. a i, ti. ri.g..
.'t ,.t'. rr.t.tt.,,irt leave Of ut.,u,s from
I'D .rrtF.
,....., 81 r.I,.a mr. tic fr. .,u,.ous rtqI. sting
.f 4 u, T.. .o.o.ii d.y of tli.pt.Fytnr 80 Hop
'..a.yrt, tr last I.ars5g, ot Nv o. t.r la.-a
'-.,, n - srG iuc tt-rt1ti1n we 4''.r''i
g-.run ycd t1 recon. dgr Tie N.'e 81 : ''N,''N-
al 4ai.sinl tl.- Ll i"csuuz ItauNI" county In'" hES
- ar 90. uu5.lru IS Nr ht.h ihs u'if"n "'S 'le "h
Tie t1ul,
Nh F,fa ug y csl I'D vp Or fsiI o. f.ifi 10 Z" as
..-.i-.i. aud tuppurl-d 'tn Li .--. ll'p@h sur.
cd an amendment anI ca .ls r"il'n, 90. iH' "''
,c.,n l.,d ,.geu ilt ial'c.
Eats inf.ldsc.G-N r Pod ui-' daotd til' rr'a'rs
aats ofjn'scs Of '"rr''e ,""i. rT'''5'g' '1'
l"'l '"'N s,' '.." ,5. l,,,c,.,y-.,f l.. r ,.!v,
u""'- H"'',, ~ ~! I'm ,l.t ,t.- itlie.srr
81 '"r "e''.-'v,,, . ',l, ...i.i, r., hi
70 !i'. ~ Wv 49, ...,,,,, 49,. claims
"hs"'"'' P'! y - '''''' ~
~ '''"'1 .
=. 'I.'" l
Sa1tt It,' '''" lt Mt ne e, "N..E ~ ', az
second day q Noyr"ler "L ef tcin"'h 81 o'N
houses Read 40" On hi"''''' OK ~ Az ga '''
hid Upon ;n' table" r
Ep+i-Ey & Ii'mm'n" q 'ie lh'' w "a
nance Of !le resolution 10 r'"v'" we NO. - '"''
ul"crf %! dat and dumb ul, u mex PC""' y, 'r
dc. TIE number. OH i'i"''S '' NC '''"."'''n
"f ilIc snfr1s revenue "W PI"r"'~y 81 '"t""'"' :"
"a which the SENATE as ~ coh'h''tt t.. 'H' 90"
cured agd he o alter remarks 'F H'ss's "'' - "
len. Ficrpe'u'. lrr "d-'f''n' WIS 'rP''e" w '''
Senate, as anne uded, ~ com ,li'tct ui 'le WINE.
I'd um" and pasot 10y MI Van =! h"ni GA l''' w
relating 10 the duty q listers tlt ''e iht",'i - "'
committee wer, otopn' n, 'h' o." 'u1"t h'' ~ pAs.
The fnjaor'iy, ought TO pass with ProSis" w 's"I
lee moved thnt tic bill b. postponed ihdehi'!
Van Scilcn aud Porter opposed ne inoHoh, ""ch MI
Subtle WlAjr,w Tie u"hoh. ana MI 70" "''F'
that 1t be committed i'r tMeudn'n' ~. In p IN
supported tie motion, ma gave hs reasons i'r Hrsift
amendment 10 the bill rlaeine "'l classes 81 rr"r'
aud prot .ons "2on level Of eql'Iy ~ lne tax Ioi
"i property they possess inat-"t az AZ ft''. '"eht
hler further drbac by MrssTs a" SoAirn a"q rfgg'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

a
..,,s9 that TIC tc.olr.iou be- ~ rmruhcd - 80
Gtttc3sy ,n the f.urh thltstsy "t November
r.,t Anerfrt rpd the scis'" resolved W. con
t4J go iic tr.o,liia- rs amended loom TO" N''-''
f,5 tl., a-r.ioiu,cuj otb coumn' ec 90 ''''c VIC
trs,- q th, Vermont S'a'c PRISON H''''rtd TO
,f o., committee tal-cd io irguf" jo'o 'in'at '"h
.,t- CO. td5lsro both house, ou F-ur'da',
Nr,. t,, senate ,esai,cl 90 concur.
Vss,rs-- rtam the Governor. tr7r'''f ''e
i., f,r tie d,-charcc Of mortgage DECIDE
Ials-By Nr Howe. iu relation - tnrror' ~
size poor uud pfo,tl.u, i.'r county poor h'''f''n'
,ern,. r.,ihe,f bcncdi ,u thc,ctoro towns. Read
lV,.c and fcr'r,l to sc'ee, rHmonroe 'n 'ho' cub
I,c, relating to prisoners end jail yards leh'h
., nor order. ihc tn,,ion OF NJ Ne'crn'7a ''m.
t,r Co., st,rndmru beng under COZ ldefain'. w
N-.o.t. ..rn.rf l',c roIru.t ncut go the ftouni
ina, 90 81. ,ico. the rropo-,d uu'nIm ut TO cm-
brace ,l, cu,irr town io tho iu' hunts, would "p
,ta.r d." uinr, 81 ttc pHN'c 81 uo' w '"' M
itf, ort,r.ous coum.,trd 90 ia'l Nj Nacrnor
stated Or. rcasau i.r the cuc1dOcni !" %" Tor tine
benefit clrlc roor. especially llrsc c'T'N'H 81
f!,. uLh's &C. ircr1rn, ty c'ud"'m"ot vr"n lt
lur,ts Mr. Steele, hoped %" gentleman We W. D
Wo1id extend bi- cheu'y, L. tie r"'' co. toe 20
tire county and rsi couGuo II To the nt."" il"n.
e tlc town. Nt Eel srof"'n oNr"s''t'' W the
amendment. Mr. Young t.,k n similar view of
ihc eoli.si aud ,'ji-trnlcd tao C"""ir- proposed
. 20, ,hc commitment. Ar,c, tant, t,h1'c,ly N,-sr
pbc'r. ,r W.alaam rjcrpoir' rauuc, and Wa"
nod N.r,rco,,,r ot tlc wa'i.u io commit tr l..
usrdmcu,, use ualu que-u,u cn lhc tos.rgc o'
lUe ti REQUIRED puG there having been uc 30
'hc S,to e. votes. the cheir rov' casting vic
,D favor ot the bH. M Bags then m"'ci u.
c1usiGrra'ipn 81 tlc vote. Rro"rs.d't't, 'nd iic
yeas arl uly, lrirg d,uurdcl, il' bll was ttal
is ra.-cd ,eas y uoys IL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

sfssisa q soacst ~ ths dfsvirg roann, fmid Nhich
~ Iss4sek 49, dttfaciy heard rnt~atufrE to uasts
rsacs i. i-,nais, essef'sd 10 ussu several bed ehA
b.fa SOC al q4sst cnes slofe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

Wrpsrsp4, q. e.
s >AIr-R -rte ~, NJ Converse, Of Oh. ,s
c"t"ln+ ''iln'i ,'"' III" '". "iG' h'l' r'' t'
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''e A"''' "'N'..t 10 ~ ''N'. I'..-'.. 'Ai i.'.
lnI as my '.''''' 's' me t.l" @' O. % '',..
h."'" "' 90 ''' sac an f''L ~ '' '''...
i,c,.n ',,1 81" =" 49, ." ~. 10. y.
mem oi tn hnn''" 'rs'ur-rs Of H. '".'""I'7 g.
-.a,irs 1, sllt. L5ueo su9src,d o. tc r1ssig- ort
e.ii ~ on, : hy Nf Pie.ylu' OF tie tie con on na.
lor,l~r u!r.a4i.'.q VII p-ryil.nr " J.uaLr.ct, t
Ling liam frure se h., ors bftscru Sttur'ay
and Nnndt. morning ~ ,.| G.. l1bfu5 dsnpaac'.s -
nuy time. g. Bead " .e aud ~ Ile ,he Older 'ar %.
- rsw !aorp,ut
ii5-reit.ut 10 "a, Levy or executions E,ni %
t.u aad passed - r'y J-do.h u !. on.s and rtc'
t'ir s",l m.ut,pn-d Mr. Howe ufd' F'i'rr,sH' ~
III" facts IA thc case in t1nprc IS t. r'il Gom ~
lianm1nl !, was a case or-usr,r, under the fnfurt
-lspcnsi acts OF tho rc stature The b.Iwa "a q on
the table, hv Nf Pnrlp, Of tie uptre on ualt.rv
nifiirs, hiN fit the government rf 'he miha e til,
s,t' Laid upon the ttb!e and 3lj ooPIts ud-f,i 10
be print
,, n'"' "''''t J" -" 80 eco "'r' - - ~
''f" - '''
llut'E- Y 5orfs H. TIE Jt'tc aJ1 committee, t'
"r siHvn tlr su'i.oio f tntils ts inoapcIrr'
rs the cnIlntrc of i1to.y'nUy. 'bs > nate b W I.
h'i1E go iai's. : .. w..h tinoui. ,,aa'ru- ,ts
to lir extent o. counties. i1.d ou tn t.l,
ms yfSs-! -rriIllf 10 town .n'ftur -r.la'l(1
duties OF tb" iIdlos 70. in- sllTfar c1rft-ruHp.us.
ting tie s1p rlnir51n' O." Ncgn "a sta psI' --r %.
un' 10 r'"i'r7.
he t'i"..' ON TIE az. 's'} 81 1c''a'h' Na+f''i.
70 IT, iA. 90" 'n. 'i'' 81 WINS 'ui H'inr.
H"y, I'' p'..''.s en- 'g' '"f ''-'o' '''' '"''"'Y
anirI~Aas dGt"i.'r-I
The S-n1ir c'rr 3" and tue join! 's',ahi. }i.e ld
'''t '!e...'" "' 1.D"'y o'".''a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

cuiy ui town ci'fe~. 10 . "i''iAf t''t.4'.4ti
h sogii ns-B y Mr ta7-liu, inGIturr ss o. tur 81
pedierey of sEucu.aufal sucrnr' 4 for iic 0i,H oi
The farming Interest od'p'-d iy Hr NroVe ' " ir-
sf1ctug the committee 90 ways aa- M'An' o. iNs '"'
TO the suliceGcy Of te n"d 90 s'l4tg. tu'I',d
Rey6fts--t tru.'res for th- - Asylum tIr tie o.
sane a,cd by Mr. ! ,7as',y, ANA ga motion 50. Als
Elliot, roo pies ORDERED g. be- pIut'd
Mr. K-i, called up the bal, t. sclic rankin .uut,
buildings Smith OF 81 renewed iis motion :" dis
miss Tie bill aad supr4tt~J The notion also , Mr. Dee
and oppascd by k.h and Webster IL. discu,-iai yas
SUSIE did when the $ nate csuc 30 ani the inn Nv
sebi, me; to sppliut superintendent 90 Sar PRISON.
aud Mr. P4,rc.c moved to s,j urn TO @ oe..cS p. y
r. T., -. s.,,,,lt . ~, H., ana r..y,ti,.d
Hon " tn Rlct7. Of Worcester. was elected super
.utcr5 sut Of .a,r prialu
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p..da, a. .,I ~
lIWt"-H noe 49,
ny
Sle"t fn.am, u. is7 e. iG4' y. z p; - f''''
e'ncc'rf OF u sla'e 'ank
Scpali fulam, Jr l.2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31


SESsrE-K P5yis - By Mr. Young, If bli de-
'"'.g the sis'c house 10 legislative purposes read
3 unc aud passed by Mr Sai1, Of The biu IT,
fcin'i"n m oct Incorporating the N,rsicb Uni
'efsiy, cAaueing the snn1ai meeting of the .srd
81 tr"s (; read 81 lime and passed. is Mr
Phelps Of N'nihaw, of bl,. relating 10 the Ie,y
nl executions 90 favor u W passage read o 5 !
lime and parsed. BY Mr Muller, Of the bill decisr
ing corail machinery 10 b. failure, with pro.
p1ssl 81 smcuti0ent snd ihe sebA-r be in com. If
ihe whole. consi cred tie proposed amendment.
aHd 90 notion Of Mr Pefp7iu' ban aud amend
ment referred 10 pn,l tee Oh The Judiciary.
Reso'Yhoa-~By Nj Porter iusttoc,ing tic jldi.
cary co'Hmiilec 10 ioq1ire into The expej,ency Of
giving the county courts Discretionary power to
eA'cD5 he iia'ils n JILL Yards passed.
bNs G0u ne H.V,e 70 pos JedaiLun LOOMS
sd others iJs sgm mentioned. Rclt iEice md
ts'ef-td So eamniitre on o'a.rr; % ny Nose
. NE 900. q so. R-ai'rrr. al rcrerrg'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-25
DIED,

In Guilford, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Lucy
Noyes, wife of Capt. Isaac Noyes. Mrs Noyes
was possessed of great benevolence of heart,
and the sick and afflicted felt the good effects
of her kindness and sympathy. Her religion
was that of the heart, deep, pure and abiding,
and displayed itself more in action than in Ian
guage; she has left large circle Of relatives and
friends which deeply feel this affection; but
while they mourn this their loss, they mourn
not as those who have no hope that her rest is
in Heaven.
On Saturday, the 10th inst at the residence
Of his grandfather, Capt William Gregory, in
Guillord, George Herbert, son of Maj George
w. Wood Of Utica, N. Y aged years.
In Keene, on the 18th inst, Mary Eliza, only
daughter of Benaiah Cooke Esq, oged 8 years.
Also, on the 10th, widow Sally Heaton,
aged 75.-Also, on the l7th, Sarah Jane, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Sampson Clayter, aged 9 months.