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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
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nrEttssros Dsoe nl.cs
Cisspt - Attsf the lapse II Who's wcsk ~ Gnd
ourselves st without eel suthr nucstcd pat caiats Il
The 81 Chtflrs sud 1t ncnn aiars ., 81 tbe srtual
position q ad.its At the present moment 90 one
Thing ho~tr,f quite csNan that tbsfe hss ben
misrepresentation on both .dss No Montreal paper.
have becn received sinoc Satutday and te lasi mad
brought irtiet
The tosn of Montreal barre AIDED aua prepared
e. ~ osshle Cor Sintcf setge tyrfy nys citi.
Srn A. solder and he cty presents the sngle sseect
~ military camp
Il nov unders,ood ihs, the pui,io, iotce assembled
a. 1t tbsil-s has retired into tho country and that all
s qu'et "a that quarter al prrsrnt
fosrstuirt- Since WHITING the above hsvr Sc.
eeivrd intelligence from NighE aie, that on "Wednesday
ntght party OF about tofy patriots "a 300 tase bsru
S~Anton some days. attempted L. make their WAy
uroaab 81 M,tsisskoui Bsv, tot anbushtd ty
ttAi hundred loyasts al ~ hrmauds and duven BACH
Win the loss Of enc man Killed, three wounded, ont
prisoner aud thcit two pircss Of ordnance
Lana TBos MoNTHtAi Since taN above was
typ, we have received The Monlssal Coafrt of Mon
day, from which extract tbs following ga fcgard 70
Col, Gore expedition
we are happy be- uuihof1ed Co state that the DO
tachmrnt of her Majesty troops under Col Core aitri
spending Friday ghl a, SAINT Out. entered 3, D,nis
ratiy Saturday morning. Yesterday they were a.
81 Charles aud to DAY they arr 60 march upon ST
li,acigth IN pursuit Of the rehcls rHp"es" aud Mel
81 Charles aud tho other principal villa srs tho Rich
oliru are 60 ho ocrupicd until mrther orders
eve ought 60 add. That The hoe itzcf, and the Eve
wounded men left bch nd the I'D, recovered 49,
andtha the property of the rebel Nelson we'll a. the
house from which he aud his gang fred on het maJeslys
troops. bufut
Lord Grsftd has issued his PROCLAMATION requiring
the dsnlclrG go tctuu g. their respective homes and
quiet citizens aud calling upon ali good and 10y
al subjects 10 be ready at moments warning for what
ever emergency may arise
Large rewards offered for the arrest Of Papneau,
bow aud a number OF other leaders
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
me BANK CONVENTION.

THIS body adopted lAe Massachusetts plan on
Saturday, and aalouibeJ. Ihe rct"uti1n Ia ia'of
Vi adopting this plan rather han Tie report # ibc
COmanllee, fA'ng TIE Ii Of Joly as The iime oi
resumption passed By vote OF ven la eight States.
De.sNste came "a CO. Saturday sHd l-eiesscd lbc
number OF States represented 10 Il. The follow
iug are The resolutions.
l. Resoired That th,s Convention cnteflslns
a deep suAseiy ard 6rm Determination to sceom-
p!sh Tie resumption OF specie payments al the
earliest perod When IL may be permanently pfscIl-
cable.
.. Refoipod, That IN ;he opinion Of this Congen-
lion the present circumstances OF the country are
nol such as 10 make It exPedieni OF prudent no."
10 Fl day Tor the resumption Of specie payments.
s. Res0irei, That ~heu the Convention tefmt
Lates its presen, session It sha be adjourned 10
meet 10 The city Of NeN York On the second We'd
nesday Of April next, for The purpose OF then con
sdefing sud II pracues5e determining upon the
cav when specie payments may be resumed.
4. Resolred, Thsi Tbs Convention strongly
recommends TO eli the bsaks ~ the United States
10 continue by proper measures TO prepare them
selves for q rslufn ~ specie Psy ncnis "ihln ihs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

'n',''. practicable PERIOD after tn, noIi meeting
Of The Convention
.. Rs'oirsa. Thu ae Bank. m ,bo,. s,,,..
Shch ere not now rep-es.aird Be e,,,,.iI, 800
ted 10 scnd delegates 10 tbe adjourned meeting .r
tbs Coo'ou,on. and bet the several s,'sr,t..
TON e The States be desired 10 procure sI .orh
lni'fmatun N regard 90 tho condition Of "a,
h'nk' 20 Their respective state. 80 may be atiaio.
ale
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
TIE MESSAGE.

Well, (says The i. Y. Express Martin Van
Bufeu Is Loco roco yet, but umld. covering,
watering Loco FooO now, - with nothing OF the
old Hickory in hiH. The people have frightened
HIN Al the poIie, and as he follows 20 the foot
steps" he lrus tlo"g with fear aud trembling.
The Sub-Trs,uty Humbug If kept uP,-buI oil
Is o1 10 the Representatives Of the people And
even The Elections are hiatcG at The State banks,
---lhinN ii that soc cosxrd aud Nooed. And
lob horror oi barois toI the Globe ! II Is sug-
yes,cd tint the S'aic Banks may be made use OF
Ter temporary depusii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
F.fR.fER'S R.i.V'A.

4 MEETING Of tho siockhoiier, ~ tho Farmer,
bast. will be held ~ theit Ranking House ~ Or
well ou tuesday. The 9th dayoi January nott ell o..
clock Z. IA 60 make choice Of Director fer IN.
ousulug year
by orlsf of The Board
Dwell Dec a. 1877 al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
7. lTLWTclT'S
a ID n e q a.

ynlOR SS5ofii1 or Kngt FfL Ssr,I, tI6tri, RsrrstS
u of,rt,oa IfsnLiing ds5dify. Gsaffh Hhsus 0if'nn
E,hr. DfaBsy. Intermittent Fam tIa and 4gus,
Ctsesa 40. o. guar ssiBsi Iabor4iaS Gon'fspi,Sn
Jann4St and Lr,y Comp iaiHH--r possiiui sBti-
slasnIe ln removing t~ileinEs 81 tho tend
n- a. Tia. stomach liabs &C. Daaes Of S. Fasi
Sf9esL EtsIsis, Cui0ne0Vs sSupftea' such a. HePr'
Tfsyf son IItsam, P,mpisd Iees Hmg 0sfa, snd Ill
dsease, sns.ag IRON imPuutlsi q The blosd.
"a. si.a,e Psnsesr 20 pat vp 10 battle, l-ti.fsl.
EEIPTOFS P.fN3CEf, FLIfIFIEh m nm
moon, .SOKII ~ sEi the cork fssi.i si'h red
sesllux NaI. snd sisnFsi NHwToR, Nof~lrh, VI
Bile ofd.reltiou seaoa.psDyiIs sseA b9its ksith
price siR5
so.l ~ DAsinis DSli- kutsod ssI ~ most 9TH
Brogsisis "a the Co1nty l1H'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
by the Government Express.
Correspondence Of The journal If Commerce

Correspondence Of he journal u Com'Heret
WAsniNoTnN, Dec. g.
am Happy to say that the report of The denh
Of the Hon. b. w. Leigh Of Richmond, mention
ed 10 yuIr paper Of Monday, Is no, true. gen
teman who LEFT Richmond on Sunday, the 81, IN
forms me That he thea considered cut Of dan
ger BY lis physicians. Ia regard to no part OF
he Presidents Message has go much dissats'ac-
ton been manifested here, as tue implied charge
upon The people of New York. Of having acted
under ho improper and corrupt influence IA their
course at the recent election. II Is evident that
Mr. Van Buren, aud his friends are stu IN mist
on this subject. They are unable TO conceive the
fact that the people have Alright To sustain their
banks, it they choose. The President and hls
party III the House were often asked at the last
session, this pregnant question, --"ThInk you tina,
the aies viii not come to the rescue OF their m
siiluions from the dangers with which you threat
en- ihcni ?" The people OF the States have come
to the rcscue--and they have determined mofeo-
yer never again TO trust their interests in the hands
of those who would betray aud ruin them. The
people have decided that they will have The banks,
and paper money, aud credit, ana commensurate
they VIII not again slbJect these great interests
to the hazard OF Executive Experiments.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
MARRIED..

IN Burlington by the Rev. Jeremiah . Ca.laEh'h'
Mr. Trsnr,- t.t.tt1 ai.ss Jula Duphln --sso 40 far
field by the u" ST. Thomas Cfusby u hiss bfiagsl
q sullisan also Boo Buflingon,b by ihc same, M' Law
renee ,iaddsn b. Miss Margaret kyan-a.so, ~ h'hE
p,rr by thc same Dir Jos Oh Woods ~ dIss Anga'i
que Gtsy+lne end Nr John Connsliy 70 Mas 's'He
Tine Cater.
In Wihston. on the ID INST Mr. Arad Mefnh ~ 81
Colchester, % MIss Mara 81 "sshD1ID 0' '"7 ''''''
place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
BRIGHTON MARKET--aopday. December T.

A, Marke, $50 Beef Csule, 40 Stores 80" sNssF'
Prters-BssT Caiii, We quote EIus a. y "
r,r.t oaalty a. o. . q 75--seeone elsiv 80
go -Tbid quality 90 q - q I'm =. o
1a,,,J,rg Can.-Msss s. 2,-ho /. 8 VINO Z
sSo,,,- Yeaflings . l0-TNo gear Old sl' = d
iisss "a. srs purchased at o. co. O.. r. az
iI,,s 10 ysddls ~sfs taken e. 7s Zioi 'oN'
and iaf balfo~s5 Al ft~h sHH ''' 80
sne . and 10 for psffe~'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

C,,,,,,,f,i, Counterfeit So notes Of the Penn
r,.bi gapk are IN circulation, made payable 70 ,
Jsn... dated Jsnuary ~, le37 Paper hgh' eoioIsd'
and the dies badly sIeeu.ed .-,
The public should hhev'ss b. on lhsT gusia agalas'
-; = nj NOTES on the Goshen Bank, Orange county
" a, there are a great many eounisneio 10 cfeeA-
lion Also, $50 bills Of the TsrHaeis ans htchshes
b.sk of Phlsee lphis lstisr 4 - dated a0F 20 exc
eution Of the sngrs''hg "ssfy BAD I1i ish@T's "
leet,Oa easy sdresfsTf RsporfU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
C.lLEB BL.qNCIi.lRD'S ESTa7E.

Dra1ctof Rutland, - - Cour, for the District
Of Rutlaud.
TO all person. concerned IN the estate Of CALKn BLAr
tHAKp, late Of Clarendon, deceased, nlostate.
GRsrrIso.
Uhutdi, Joshua Harrington. administrator Of the es
tate OF SAID deceased proposes To render nccouut OF
his ADMINISTRATION and present his account against SAID
estate Tor allowance 1T the Probate court 10 be holden st
Rutland ~ ,ad district the fret Monday Of January
next
Therefore, you ate hotby notified TO appear before
said court at tho time aud place appointed 10 show cause
II any you have why sad account should moi be allowed
Given under my hand aud the seal Of said pro-
l.. bate court nj I,utlenl, 10 ,aid district. thn 4th
day Of December, A. D. 1887.
81 H. ~. TOWSLEF, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
.v'OTECI.

TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of tho Bank Of RutIspi
are hereby notified that thr AuausI meeting
tor the choice Of Directors will be held thor Bsnh.
mg House ~ RiUnnd, on The second Tusedsy o JAM.
airy neN, At Que O'Clock L. VI.
w FACE, Ca,h,r.
Rutland, Dec. 0. 1887 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

4 III pcr.ons indebted to the estate Of J c EUR
"a DICK, must make payment by the 10Th day Of
January Settlements viii be enforced by suits IN all
cases delayed till after ihS, time
:, FOOT, Administrator.
Rutland, Dec. H. 1857 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

Ambrose Sewer, whose present term OF sefvie. a.
senate, Of the United States from the state 81 Aisah
sas will eIpie on the 80 DAY o. 'lsfeh ~ - =,
isc,ed senator from that state for the term oil ''h
years succeeding that Gay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

Tie D,ngor n hig mentions ruulof bs' an express
had -.n mi 10 Washington from the Provincial Gov
eminent 10 obtain permission ior the Transport Of 10
600 British troops from ilaliisH aud New br1n'~ies
through the state Of Maine, destined TO S'sDee anu
Montreal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
200 Cords

or WOOD, Tor sale boy james Barrett, j.. near ths
~ ROAD leading from tn, village to Cuokins M'',
Rutland Dee /, 1887. 50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

The weather continues very delightful, aud both
Houses adjourned over TO Monday. There seems
to be little disposition TO hurry business more than
usual, notwithstanding the prospect OF long SEES
sion. The speech makers have not got ready to
oir their yocabularies ; bot there IS spinning
machine exhibiting ia tho fotunda, the produce OF
some ingenious Yankee brain, which omlnously re-
mIndn Us Of Whit we mnst endure before long.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
MONEY nARAEr-clrY NEWS.

The Messsgc Of The prc,ijrni DE. na, prodocc
Tue 'hehesi ricc; uron The money markci ana
"c ha'" never seen 30 little curo.iiv manifesto d
ao"o' do,"meot 81 general, important The
ir'rin' "u"iau 10 iiat uu the sab.ect or Finance
h's h'''e otno 'hatlctct Of al. 20 sh,,h rrsocct
'"r'"s i'om all the state pap,fs Ne have bad iaf
Hrar.
Tie Gems. closed la.t year, 'ho 25,h Of No,en.
Per -5Ht ts'r ve ha,c GOT heard Of its closing
o'o D. ais "'" ~ ,.om lui, cite every da,. yer,
heavily laden. There O.. proat activity ou ihc as.
or, ana every bat, is preparing tor wuuer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

Mississippi Messrs Prentiss and Ward wings are
elected t. Congrsrs-no sfnou' opPosu'n D'- L,'
Nantes on the dcscsion OF tie last Congress
gi,ng Claiborne and Ghoson their set's - two ears,
ahilr ihcy were elected only for n special
The WDigs have a H. jofity on lhs Governor y"s w
inr hoHsver 10 running A." wing candidates Ni %
Nuit, V !, elected b. plurality
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

The patent Van Buren, papers Gays the Springfield
Gar have discovered that the - 100 voters who have
changed sides 10 New y ork last fail have b'en
oribed by the banks Wonderful what has become OF
their incorrupubia integrity which they had when ne
t1le and the ltnts trying t0 buy en- uP t"o of
lire. veats ,o They hsd enough then 20 stock the
solar :, stem bat they have iosl 1t now mo
they have been under Van Buren, Instructors ail The
wh,le a poor compliment TO the morality enpoaied
IN their instructions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

ILouR-ihe demsnd continue, very hmtcJ.-
\" change 10 prices since OR lasl. Common ca.
nai brands br'ng 80, fancy 0 so; OHIO 50 9.25.
No ,alcs Of southern
GEAN-No sries or Forcign Wheat or rive
SINCE oor ia-'. Com plenty end duH 5000 bush.
els So"'hern sold at 80 ceuts, aud somc rev,
Northern al the ,ame rate.
MoLAssr,-Ihc tendency e price, is downward.
Sales Of $50 hhts. tart Cuba, 81 ! 4 cis.
PEoNsioNs The demand tor Bee: continues
active. and tor Moss we advance our rates to
$l3 30 II so. Prime Pork i. sli,l in request,
bat the demand is limited for Mess, aud Pune
brings $l3 80 II IS. The receipts of new
Pork continue to be unusually liehi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
.fHELL'S .JE.u.S.f.IC
for 1898.

TUE NTwEssL.sU FARHLha $780,, ~.
i 1883 ~ s.is by las .fes' o. team q 30 K@f.al
bs0s aiots - ~ TAI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12

TIN. Missouri State House was entirely destroyed by
ere on te I5ih uit None Of the contents were saved
except The papers the Office Of the Auditor q Ae-
counts
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
CHARLESTON PRICES CURRENT. ,

JUNE II
BAGGING-Hemp, AZ in., l6 a 22cents p:r
yard tow and flax, II 20 do. do; bale rope,
l3 cents per ID
BACON-Hlms, sa u cts per lb. shoulders,
81 y 10; sides, 81 95o
BUTTER-Goshen, prime, 80 cents pcr b.:
inferior, I6 80 do. do.
CHEESE-Northcrn 10 a l21 cents per lb.
COFFEE-Inferior to fair, 8 cents per
b.. good fair to prime, II III do. do; choice
green Cuba, IL IL do. do Porto Rico, ii q
l21. do. do.
COTTON-Upiands, inferior, Al 81 cents
per b.; ordinary to fair, 8 do. do; good
fair to good, a 60. do. prime to choice, 81
10 do Eo.
FISH -Ierrings So 81 per bb.; M1cker.
el, No. /, 10 90 do do. do No. ?. 90 do.
do; do. No. 3, 6 % a d. do; dry Cod, 4aO
per cwt.
FLOUR-Balt. II. S. sup 90 a co dolls. per
bbl.; Philadelphia and Virginia, 90 90 do dc.
LARD, y s cents per h.
LIME-Stone, 81 so 90 per bbl.
MOLASSES-Cuba, sweet, 25 81 cents
per gal. New Oreans, 81 81 Go. per bbl.;
Sugar House, 90 O0 do. per gal.
NEW YORK PRICES CURRENT, ]
JUNE 10.
COGce-B.azi, 10 IL; Porto Rico l2i; Gu
ba 81 10; Java, l21 Is; Luguira l01 a II.
Cotton Bagging-Hsmp, Is "a 81; Flax, Is
a IS.
Fish-Fall Mackercl, No. l, 10 le4: do.
No. 9, 9 Ct; No. 3, 81; Hcrrings, 81
81.
Flom-N. York, sup. 5Oa9; Western,
9 62 a 10; Richmond, City Mills, 9a9 25 /;
Georgetown, 10.
Observation-Disclosures 3s 40; Gaudaloupe
80 a 40; English Islands, 40 49, New Orleans
36a37.
Sugars-New Orleans, 64; St. Croix, 10 !;
Havana, white, 10 lGS; do Brown, all {;
Muscovodo, 81 81; Lump, 3 4; Loaf, Ii a
l6.
Prorisions-Bccf, Mess, l3 so q IA; do
Prime, 8 8 so; Cargo, 5 so 6; Pork, Mess,
lS so 10; do Prime, IA a IA so.
AUGUSTA, JUNE IA.
FLOUR, Canal, Sl3 IA; Baltimore 10
Corn, II 25.
CorTeH.-Tne demands for this article con-
tinuc good, at the prices quoted last week; ari-
sing from the Cause then ass gned, the difficulties
of getting remittancas to the north, and the Or
ders in the market to be filled. The sales during
the week have been little upwards of one thou.
sand bales, at prices Varying from to cents, as
the extremes Of the market.
ExcHANGE.-Only to be bad in small amounts
at per cent. United States Bank notes are
selling at the same ratio. Specie per cent
prem.
FREIGHTs are dall and the rates continue as
quoted last week.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
.HORSE CHECKS {"

Major Brant, of the United States Army,
in imitation of the government, advertised a
few weeks since, to pay specie for horses, for
the use of the dragons. Having contracted
for number, he called the Commercial Agen-
cy, at ST. Lous, to "shel out" some OF the
"metalc currency" placed in its vaults by
Mr.. Whitney's influence. Major Ander-
son was not to be so easily caught, and prof.
cred the householder the "better currency
Inasmuch, however, as Major Brant's "pro-
mses to pay" were to be fulfilled by specie,
that the farmers might verify their neighbor
Benton's prophesy, the horse checks" were
refused; and, as we are informed by the st.
Louis Republican. the " soldiers must 60 with
out their pay, and the dragons without their
horses. Cincinnati Wing.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21

Testimony of Respect.-A number of the
citizens of Raleigh, without distinction of par
ty, invited Joseph Gales, Esq. now on visit
to this city, to public dinner, on Friday last'
as testimony of their respect for his charac:
ter, and to vvfy the kindly feeling of "auld
lang sine Between forty and fifty gentle
men partook of a dinner prepared for the oc-
cason, at Hunters Spring. among whom the
utmost harmony and good will prevailed. Mr.
Gales is the patriarch of the Printers OF
North Carolina, and it may be gratifying tol
his numerous friends of the Profession, as vel
as others, to know that he is active, healthy,
and in the full possession of his mental facul-
ties at the age of seventy eight-so much tor
Temperance and industry.-Ral. Standard.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
Contents Of the Southern AgricuAurists for
.Jnne.

PART I.-ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The trafc of Bond with free, by &. G. Pinck-
ney; Potatoes made with tilage after plant
inc, by c.; Reply to Beaufort's six acre sys-
tenn, by Colleton," with remarks by the Ed
itor; The properties of salt, as a manure for
cotton and other plants, by the Editor; Re
marks on corn Rusks, with letters on the
same Remarks on the Crops; On the life
and character of Jethro Tull; On the cotton
Cultivator, by" ST. Johns Collcton."
PARTII.-SELEcTIoNs
The Rot in Cotton, BY Robert R. Harden !;
Agricultural Schools, by B. Donbavand; On
the culture of Ruta Baga; A Chemists Life
saved by his Art; Profits of Co. Keeping !;
Directions for the cultivation of Watermellons
and Cantelopes; Important questions in Hus-
bandry should be settled. No advantages
gained by cutting up corn when bitten by
frost; Nothing is beneath the attention Of
great man; Scientii Farming; Heating by
hot water drawn up from the bowels OF the
Earth
PART 11I-MIsCELLANEous INTELLIGENCE.
Athousand dollar Ok Valuable Cow; death
OF Grant Thorburn's Father; Agriculture is
an Art; Agriculture is = Science Long Rope;
Stephen Grard; Money; MIR. O'Connel; En-
balming; Ladies' Corsets; The better Cur
rency; Chinese Carving; Schoolmasters !;
Paper; YANKEE Enterprise Mrs. Duff and
Walack; The Tailors done over Ortho-
graphical Analysis OF Devil; Toads; Gin,
Oxygin and Hydrogen; Anecdote; Pleasure !;
Rain Gauguc; Origin of Cock6ghtrlg; Pot
ash from the Beet; Sewing Silk; How to re-
move Potatoe from the throat of a choaking
ow "A new construction of Railways New
Lamp; Speed the Plough; Erratum.
Contents of the Farmer 4. Gardener for
June.
Premium for steam power to agriculture
purposes-lmprovemen Of the crops IN Fred
erick, Md. and Franklin. Pa.-Morus Multi
caulis trees withstanding the winter in New
York-the coming crops in New York enga-
ged-Mildew on grapes-the crops in Virgin
ia-Work for June on the farm-important
discovery for what growers-SaXony Sheep
MIR. Moore's essay on Agriculture continued
Importance of destroying weeds--on the
uses of Lime as manure-Perpetual Roses
Flax growing-Culture of Corn-market for
Silk-contest between crow and rabbit
advertisements, prices current.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
Tailoring Business.

Tl-KE this method of informing the public
IL that | hava returned to Cheraw with view
of settling myself permanently, and that have
opened an establishment next door to Messrs.
Taylor & Punches Store, for the purpose Of
conducting the above business hope from a
long experience in my business. and practical
knowledge in the art of cutting TO give gen.
eral satisfaction to all those who favor me
with their custom. BY strict attention to
business l hope to merit share of patronage.
All kinds of cutting, repairing &c. done in the
best manner and at the shortest notice. / have
on hand few pieces of Marsailles for Vestings,
and Linen and Cotton Drills for Summer Panta-
looms, with trimmings &c.
EDWARD D. JARROT.
Cheraw, S. c., June Cd, 80 Ct.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21

Rural Felicity in the West.-The prairies
Of Illinois are so levelled and free from obstruc-
tons, that after turning the first furrow, the
p!oughman seats himself on his plough which
is guided by Wheels and rides for miles with
ont the least trouble 1t is not uncommon to
see one rolling at his ease, reading some
book, or tiddling for his own amusement and
that Of the oxen.
Tremendous Hail &orm.-We understand
(says the Macon Telegraph, Of the 9Th inst. }
that very severe hail storm passed through
Houston county, 8 miles below Perry, on
Wednesday last, almost entirely destroying
the crops On the plantations which Law IN Its
route, particularly that of the Rev. r. E Brown
destroying his whole crop of cotton, which
was in very tlolrishing condition; his corn
was also very materially injured. 1t is SAID
by a gentleman who was at Mr.. Browns
about an hour after, that the hail was knee
deep at the time in the hedges of the fences
and that Mr. Brown walked over his field d.
rectly after, and affirms that the hail must
have been II inches deep all over his plant
alton. Other Industrious and perseverng
citizens of Houston, we doubt not, have SUI
tered Is seriously.
The CropS.-The coming season bids fair
(says the Buffalo Advertiser of the 3D. inst.)
to be one of the most productive ever known.
The Agricuturists have been taught nseful
lesson, by the experience of the past year,
and there probably was never so much ground
put under cultivation in the United States, at
any one time. as there has been this spring.
Our exchange papers from every quarter,
bring us cheering accounts of the state OF the
crops, and all anticipate rich harvest. Ihls
is really good news. The past year has been
of dire disaster in almost every respect, and
the scarcity and high price of provisions
has intensely aggravated the other evils; but
couple of fruitful years will go far towards
repairing all our losses.
Lake Erie.-Forty-two steamboats, are now
engaged on Lake Erie, and slX more nearly
fitted for sea- In 1925, the Superior was
the only steamer Oh the lake.
Mr.. Rendolph's VILLA special term OF
the Court of Appeals, consisting Of Judges
Cabell and Brockenborough, and Judge }. Y.
Mason, of the General Court, commenced It's
session in this city the present week, to try
the appeal upon the will of the late John Ran
dolph of Roanoke. The result of the trial
has not yet transplred. 1t will probably set
tie the question respecting the emancipation
of his saves.-So Churchman.
Prices Current in Houston, (Texas) taken
From the Texas Telegraph:
Flour SIS to $50; sugar, coffee and tea
three times the New Orleans prices; corn s.
per bushel; board S25 to S45 per month
mechanics 3 to SO per day; rooms 20 feet
square, $40 per month; pine boards Sl5Ope
thousand, and every thing else in proportion
except the Telegraph, which is So per an
num-