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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

uTThe editor Of the Burlington Sentinel Ian Ad ra
psper) se-cnt highly the idea being called
hireng editor and very modes,y and maniuy dsclaima
the snputaon lie then goes state that the Sentinel
always been and supporter Of the democratic
primo and of the democratic party and gets
nothing from the official" crib but the publishing 'he lis,
Of letters remaining in the Post Oce for the poor pance
p eseh ITO be charged then, tssys the edito
pader such with bcng heiins is too pal
psbiy lsc and unjust to lie submitted to in silence &c
While applaud the Sentinel editor for his manly punk,
d the time but commiseate his condition
and readily and sincerely apologize for the suggestion
made by We led into the by surprising that
editor Of soundnes and integrity Of purpose could possibly
support tho late administration and Of course came 10 the
conclusion that all who did suppor, must be either goose
heads "heiings" Hence, the ephet o. birens was
spilled no, having the most distant idea but that the editor
Of the Sentinel was "as wise a a serpent"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
Corepondenee ofht Baltimore Patriot.

WAsuIEoTos, March 81. 1897.
The Treasury Circular ,ciu NOT Be repealed eommu-
the fact with perfect knowledge of the thoughts
and feelings It is calculated excite among those who
groanng under the effects Of this illegal and inquous
aud among that cass hope large portion OF the peo-
pe who fcpcc, the regularly and deliberately expressed
pnions Of more than two thirds Of the members Of both hou
scs Of Congress derive my information from authentic
source and give II TO with the assurance that II
he enirely relied upon. The Treasury Circular has been
the subject Of consideration at less thsn three Cabinet
Councils and the result is that Mr. Van Buren, has deter
mined that he will persist IN this pertinacous pocy-he
will repeal rescnd modify the order. carry
effect the currency bill Messrs Forsyth, Ponse and
Dckerson favor of the repeal also Mr. Wood
buryMr Butler opposed the repeaands SO did Amos Ken
dali,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

rea, fire at Uea The Utica Observe extra Of yester
DAY has the following particulars of destructive fire in that
cuy Passengers in the which arrived yesterday after
noon that the Of the goods in the stores &C.
we're removed and sayed.--Aibany Argus.
This has witnessed the disastrous FIRE that
has ever occurred IN this city II broke about
clock the frame building occupied by Mr. Brooks ewcler
and Mr. Walton sadder, the corner Of Genesce and
Broad The block being composed principally OF frame
buildings 10 few OF them having brick onts) the flames
spread with great rapd,ty and the whole Of the block with
ho exception Of the buildings owned 10y j. e. Inman and
r. T. Clark fronting the wood market Main street and
the OF +. D. Sherman & Co, John street, de-
ttroyed-
There being high wind from the the whole Of the
of Genosee street from the store OF r. r. Tracy 10 the
corner o Gencoe and WhesbCrough Streets, Including
buildings Tho rear and all the holdings Mbiiesboro
the brick dwelling adjoining the county CLERK Of
fee also deFtroye the the Moth Amer
Hotel Most OF the buildings occupied ss Flafos
aud though considerable quantity Of goods saved
loss and damage is s great. The loss buildings the
most important
isrge portion 81 property insured bu, how 0uci
OF hy hat company " Is impossible say. We believe
tho Etna Coz Hartford Conn the Albany Co the Fire
Co Albany the Schenectady and Saratoga Co and
the L States Go. has the principal rsks II Is Impossible
10 estimate the nss sth much accuracy probably amounts
To 80 or sioJUD The Ere - still raging but will
probably extend its ravages any further
PS IL Is estimated that about forty tenemonts de
siroyed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

T'1H~PA q Ra'iraw. Il "a. msue, of some
eouos'iy whether " not the engine. could contiu.
nc TO WORK upon tho NeWcs.,le ,nJ Carlisle rail.
Wsy duuus the touiinnrncc ~ Tho snaN upon tho
road. The possibility Of 81 wots,nr ~. lsul, tui
10 tho ,cs' an the 2eh ulrmo. and the utility vi
railways demonstrated in mes, sirik,ng nsunct.
10 the drcp cutting though the CoWtsa ibll., tho
snow had dufcd TO The depth IT -four ~ Eve irc,
and whom tho Hercules camc down on Monday
morning, great numbers " county people had
s'mh'cd ,o zee hoe she would act ~ such an en-
80 genry, snd to reader any ssss,sace which nigh;
be necessary on arriving 81 the spot tho cngiuo
made M eoees OF NE matter, hat dashed right iu.
TO the d',h clearing iis Wsy through, ppstrn,iy
without the slightest difficulty, the snow a, tho
same time iylng over thu tor oi the engine chin
neg Isc f'am from the BROKEN OF The violent
ssa aud Notwithstanding ills and other si,o,lsr
distinctions, the train came down from Gfeephcsd
(tWcn'y mie.J IN an hour and quarter. The trains
have continued regularly to keep their Sine while
all communication BY common roads has been moro
or lcss most scsiDusly distracted " not entirely
cut of Tor time. 80 Eng paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

AosrY eoatnues scarce 10 the large ouusba, confidence
10 iaeSeaHg TIE New York Express, Of rday how
sves ssys
henss Afa'rs. Tie panic has been greater this week
thsn az any former pcroi number Of siaunch
houses have had stop uspcnd ask Tor time. coudcnoe
has ecea completely shat Pap.r doub, fortified
would sc bfiae the essh The reei attended by the :
sns wall nov is.ue fosi no'.s abo here winch will he
81 greater sftee ihan any thing else. The adsices from
EassSd are much more asnrshiP lhan expected. The
eesiea crop going forward rapid, here the
seath Thus viii help materially place funds 10 England
~hch 70 absolutely necessary. The excitement 10 rca.
isa 10 snosresi moaeY passss a~hyeoahdeaee ia be.
eom,ng rest ored.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

Destructive Fire The Rochester Wooden Mandatory
and Engine Mandatory Burnt About O'Clock this
morning ere broke the Fire Engine Mandatory OF
Messrs L. Scye Co, which destroyed the building ma
chiney and s its contents and communicated 10 the
Rochester Wooden Mandatory which also with all
machinery and stock to the amount of 0o burn,
little more than The bare walls now remaining.
We have heard estimate of Mossrs Sevc Cos loss
what nsurcdtbe loss however be heavy and
il tails with peculiar severity enterprising and worthy
citizen this being the d time In many years his iacto
~ has heeh DESTROYED by fire.
The Rochester Woolen ManufIc,oTy owned prnc
pay by Messrs John Jones' Nelson Sage, and -Chapin
The loss es'mlicd about $50 900 which there
insurance Of 81 00O-RochesteT Daily Adu Harch 30.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

.Nysterions. large story has been in circula
ton about he city for some days pas, Of the body
of female, richly dressed, oruamen,cd So, hav-
ing arrived n the stage, boxed up, and of course,
supposed TO have been wickedly murdered. The
true story we believe, is this One day last week,
large trunk arrived by the Transportation Line
from New Haven, upon which direction was
found. This trunk supposed to answer the
description Of one lost sLou time ago, and adj
vcriisei for by MIR Curtis firm Of Curtis. Calender
s. Wells. Mr. G. went TO the Office, and found ilih,
the key of the lost trunk (which did not belong to
Mr. c. himself, the key having been len with him
fitted the one now found. M Curtis opened the
trunk, when 10 what should meet his eyes but
tho dead body of man some 80 or 40 years of
age, doubled up and squeezed in. One of our ply
sicans sent Cor, to know if lie could explain
the why and wherefore OF tie strange affair. lie
said he did know something about it-aud upon
further examination direction was found upon
one end or the trunk, 10 physician in Norhnmp-
ton. 1t came from New York. Mr. Curtis wGs
pretty well satisfied that was not the article lie
wanted and 1t was forwarded according to drcc
tion. Udryoyd Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

CossEoriovr ,rrcrios. The aunual general Election
took place ia this las, week for Governor and for
members To the Congress TIE result. ii, said ia
very close 'oesnd it Is yet hardly known which party has
earned the day Two Wig members of Congress and four
Saa Baen probably tho result Of the Congressional
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

SeyrANTTD by the Plymouth Iron Company. COIL
w made Of hard wool fT which the, VIII gtfe o. q
srhev yil t,~siys an, quantity Which usT be nffrsd
grsf g. the r Jsy Of Aosa as1i al their work. Per
s lafn. South lTympub.
- F hey viii ss2 employ Coli'sn with % without
JOsfPH 1gRII!T .Ig,Si &
j. TEue.t ls.4Bo,b. irrG4 il37, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
II E,0Si- Kiacr OaMfcA.

VIZ .NTED imued,nftly, thor ugh POS1'RIDEH
w 10 dsinbute The Imam, SrsrEsaAs sni 9th
or paper, the cKeut sud ideTsivr route bsy es'
rel on ~ NJ WILLIsh kIskiE. Aho1i three hpsi -
Srw.paper. arc now srIhueJ fsid route, and many
moro may donbtiess be d,,ribuiej.
g,-lnqpirs al the iIEHAtD OyricK, Rdtsnd-or
sIATEssAN OtfIcI, CRsleion.
April ~, 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
81 a87.97o AZ

-
These statements compiled from the bank returns,
made this Office. and will not probably much from
sums rsccraned aer the end Of the quarter
may useful and interesting TO many to know the
pendues during each month and consequently they will
he added Those in January were 81 7684l2 o., and in
February So e23 2eI %
LEVI WOODBURY.. Secretary Of Me Iasasng.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

Disgraeti Gsorgia. From letter addressed
Gov schey Of Georgia, CLEAN the following nforma-
toa.
On Mon1sy morning the 9Th Of Feb about day light
fy atus0d beaded By tie sheuh 81 tho County oTc
bly, entered the houses ~ majority Of the Of Spring
place aud under The color si State warrant sfier
prisoners Of the citizens the Sheriff ard hs company pro
eeeded TO collect aud fere the pnbc belonging the
State AZ Georgia. dsPositsd IN that place amounting
bout his four muskets anc public ps,ols-and then
indled Gre the pubic squanc and let them there
tinue. gAtil they consumed BY hfe
farteT stated that these eilIsns while 10 custody
treated With great indFuHy, insult, and The abU
isnguage ard threats Of violence Finally 81 bese
eysas part 81 whom al least, and u whom
Of - good s'ssdug the Community where they live
Aus other tho COUNTY marched of 90 the
a az Casa county ali 81 heh they represent. they
tuhised without sfscga. lBdeed hcif s1bmsiEeBess
the forms Of a~ folly ssieeed om the fact thai ihs
~snt CassVs. eseoned By the Sheriff add three other
Rdivdnsls uRdeT bs u guard "a their arrival Al
Czsste, a court convened writ q habess corpus
PROCURED upoh Which The pfoasrs brought before The
cos-sad UpoA VARIOUS grosnds ofssahy the pfisonsfs
discharged.
psn ofhe iuh.b,isnis had formed theusteves lhto
conPsny and mticbel 20 fiofos that they 10
udsi essshceie.s tiuziioa u sufTossd that uitrf
scul4 he caee osces sA1 Isoi1ci tLe
l1ksaizl,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
BRIGHTON MARKEr-- Monday, Aprs, =.

Al Mark. 400 Beef Cattle 10 pairs working osen. as
Shrcp aud 76o swine
Pmcts.-Bsof CanIs-An advance resided and We
% sos 2dqusluy s8Wa 20 g quality 81 rs 7 Is
Working oren a large proportion ord asry and
purchasers were unwilling 10 pay VI. prices asked We no
sheep We notice hot taken AT So % each 10, n 81
each Let Of 100 fto Conway Sii eReh and 10,
Princeton nj SO each
StcnsWc notice tho ,ale 81 several lots at ~ fot
and II Tor barows At totsii IisaIzIs nd Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
ARISIisD.

In Jackson Sioubcu co. Iadiana. by Geo. ID. Parneor
ESQ Mr CALVIN iiapoia-d to Mrs Ilcinnr Ierb1 Also
hir Caleb Baurhlrd Mics licsy /ctba Also, Mr. John
/eTl,i iu aiss Jua Ann Blanchard all oi zoe Town.
H. Noodstock 10Th nit Ar Eilh CiDuEh Of Franklin "a
Mies Fanny Cox Of Woodstock.
In Iiariand - irft. Mr. Geo. Dcnmore 10 Miss kezal
Paine both Of pamiret
10 Vernon, iih lust NJ John IyieT, aged ~ " Mrs sa
rah Tyler aged 3D. both 81 Nofnon.
In Daau,o si iuS Mr. Ira Russell 10 Mes Laura Heath
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

AhrroRr. Tho Mddlebury Argus rctors yboRthe re.
mari ofthc VI Waterman, tina, the Mddebury Free Pres
end Argus hsa swallowed each other, us, snake swsl
lows toad"-by adding and JUS, as,he Waterman swal-
low ed the State Journsl"NOi bsdut thought that
the Waterman will be enabled to digest the dose tina, has
tsten-but very much doubted whether the Argus aud
free Press will have take Of the Dutch Pills
10 otdrr obtain eefom such powerful nareo.ics as they
have swallowed"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL II, 1897.

TaE cousry COURT. for this county, opens in this Sn
todayJadge VILLAS it is understood is TO preside
II 10 said the will he short many Of the parties
the Old docket have been restored to their natural good
ssnse ptobaby by Of tie scarcity OF rag money
and settled their controversies at III wind that blows
no GOOD"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

Corn Erohdnge Flour is very heavy AMI tho few sales
which at lower rates Fancy brands Of Western
are offered SII Googcovn, Howard street aad Rich
nond city all held at Sli, and the southern
Si0a 10 90 Foreign Wheat declined largely
parcel brought to auction Saturday and Sold white
at 10 10 cts and red at 1888 100 cts this wheat was
stopped DOS cts. few weeks ago Rye sold at the same
time for 90 Northern rye worth 100 1O6c South
l00cNorthern oats 66 70cs.-N T. Journal Of
Com. April |.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

rsssuLvAsA. The Legislature Of this State broke Up
on the Wh inst, Is said great state of excitement
Gov Rncr bad vetoed the Internal Improvement Bill ap
popaing three millions for that purpose and from the alb
Of members unable pass the bill by vote Of
t~o thirds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
Pork and Grata.

nm ,IGT 1 nUSCER have for rae sboat 10 barrel,
Mes. rrims Mes sni prime PORK. Also, lev
b.r,el, Of ILfHS. 80 slso, CORN, RYE, ane OATS.
Rutland (siiu Nhiaze) Aptd 30. 1881. fcaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
AI IOll

Notice hereby given in conformity the resolution Of
the Senate passed March I'd 1887 that the receipts for the
month Of January last for customs were, Sl13 936 81
For lands e5O36i 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

Flour The Harrisburgh Intelligence ssys,-"We have
been informed by persons well acquainted with the business
ina, are now 10 our ready be
ward by tho canal upwards OF 30 900 bbls Of -four and
large quantity OF wheat, rye and bacon"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

r-Tbs Lsda Companion, fo' April, has been received
and r<rsssa -,A much pleasure s contains masy good
s"'es' Ass seS Patod for the las two three
ss 90 @Sea es',s PsTef thaa formerly. shd ebellsod
Nth sPaseSd 's~s Il ssross pebble bsIJugs TIE April
sSnsrr i.heh contains ssh, additional psgos eouelu3s
tho preseut ,elos Nov s time 10 subcrite lor th.
r~s, ia b ~aa,ed. Terms, s. pr sAuem In sd,laee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

sAIrs or PAnDcot - saw roRE APRIL 80 bsuels
Fssr tbrshi from Nes oresns. sold 81 50 per barrel
ssgaf, 10 Sbs s. 81 Per hs wheli am 81 80 To 81 70
~ es.Ael Ihi. q eonias down % good earses,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

good oH the Inauguration Of the new President
be ssiies ssa by al The fofcisa Mihis'ers "a ,
snd sgaor boa Soboso1y 81 San made sT@ech TO tie
fresstrai bcAslf o. aofs digiosii9sf Mr. Vac Bofeu
10 reply, 10 the ds,y sfihs ss ane Foa laced rep
eassnsss q I'll tie arRsrci Of Esfops Addressed e
- ihs ss~ee'sf.s COPS Il "a WalehaSA.
gYfes ss0'e usy be good isss-bei probably oUgh,
10 Ia al the q thc fnntsf instead me Pfes1deni
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
81


Those for the month of February last were
For customs .Sl,697,162 ~
For lands 989 9i6 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

II there be any difference In these resolutions that
OF the Virginia Legislature is even stronger in ITS
tone than the Senate's. Aud yet" the faithful per
nit it to remain the Journal. Why is II not e.
PHgtd?
John Tyler aud Il. w. Leigh IN voting for the
Senate : resolution, did no more, II viii be seen than
obey the instructions OF the majnia LenI,laturc
who, by heir resolutions told then Senators that the
removal ol the depostes WI, "a dangerous ana a.
farming assumption oi power. winch could not be
too strongly condemned" Yet Tor obc>inq these
instructions, they were afterwards instructed out OF
thelr seats aud wonderful 10 say, " lllam H.
Roanr. eto folaf lords Leeit'iec fc>aloaoa Is ap.
pointed 10 succeed i. W, Leigh, who Is turned oul
aud denounced because he would MOI consent to cx-
plunge the Scnale's resolution, whch Mr.. Roane IN
stuCtcd HIM 10 vote oI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

81 IT," pmlnthlor, w let, thl toush ~,
benevolent On paper, the lanatics alc PRACTICAL, ~
thei deieirnt IN thH ,atue. The, arc donh,c.4
eager enough 10 stead southern sia,es um lhclr ow
nefs' but ''eN are peieetl, indifferent To the star,
lne condition ot the thousands al iiec blacks Who
Polluie the suburbs III Their towns and cities When
VIII 'h's learn that =" the quality Of mr,c, Is not
strained, but that II iallch AZ the gentle dew
nom heaven upon thu earth beneath" that il tlr,s
nor consist N tcht opinous terc,, ulecd bur IN
sooo acts unostcntatiousl, performed Thu poor
"es'" woman rescued from Starvation would ha,o
dotted out more sns IN Heavens chaner,, than a
eoSad eloquent indications of the natural cuuI,.
y W "'h' ana rs man, more curses upon Southern
cruelty. We assure our Northern friends. that II
tins be iair sample the tender mercirs" of tbp
Ab"iit'onIsts towards the African race. the, had bct
ter permit them 10 dwell pcaceabl, in the house OF
bondage. Involuntary scnitudc with a plru,>to 81,
and wear, and shelter from the storm lsp,el,, allie
To mere nominal liberty, coupled With dcsttnli III.
and death from starvation"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

Resolution Of Tie Jugt
MA Legislature.
Rtaoifod. That the
recent actoi the Presi
dent, eNcrting a control
over the public deposites,
by causing them To be
withheld and Withdrawn,
on his own responsibility,
from the Bank ri the |
States, M wlieh they had
been ordered Ia be placed
by the act oil { un.reSs
chartcrlng the SAID Bank
Is. III the Judgment OF the
General Assembly, a dan
gerous and Alarming rs
sumption OF power, by
that officer, " hich cannot
be too strongly condemn
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24
Oss5ss AIRY

iie, on the morning nj the 10Th Of tbs iHoa IL CfllA
MN H. h"oHNANf VIII oi lodowIck Nonnin ri Be4i,Tl
county In recording The death OF tins excellent ~ onl1 II -
not In object "i the wrior 10 magnify her virtues md ri ~
~ h'IW " mn u mention The hope and that IN nix
cd her last end Though strongly attached Il, n mo- IL
'"'h husband and 1crlng all mothers tender lose ion f
u ana nf NJ" born bnhe: VT when the messenger iin
On hsh arrived N which ST." cHrd H. n,4u a. tl
world, she cLccrtulY nbcyed the summon all ,
hops upon the cross Of h, blessed ~a, lor SIR E., h her,
-e mp INTO the hands ot God, and gently sunk ~ r. 4 IN t
Ws o DEATH Her single and simple tina, n,i-
hlai do rlh' OF the Gospel, and Of the Church which M
"iohs't uai INST jesus TIN world - SIN
nef- What beautiful Illustration the power of ,db
which enables tcndcr mother rlinI, iz tltn-,
arr ever dearest la the Jennie breast, mud winch
hmd woman tolneei and bnle enemy Lsfo hos. ie,-
y pc" e. man. with all his pilde d prove often annls n
ueuhIrs IN The pcace and thu, resignation with In tho
the llm'nt" the ancient prophecy: wall aira,l them
from the power oi the gruve-l Will redeem t l nom d
OH death viii be Thy plagueoh grave! vail Ia. Ia, d..
stfuenon.'
-, in Richmond the 18Th n.t nlr,r a severe ''.
ton al several months, the 2It year of her ave Mr. n ~
L. PtEasANrs, wife Of John H. Pleasanls Ed senior Edar
oi the Wing" Possessed OF all the gentle aud cnnnla I
e7 OF her sex she dcscredy enjoyed the and na-
oh OF her friends aud her early demise has inflicted deep n-
sny upon her devoted husband and relatives
at f residence, near Natchez, lhssi-sipplJ on The
10Th nlt Mr. DANIEL NJ BoNDunANr in the jgri ygnr ai M
age Mr. B. nuli,o of Bedford county, w. y, nre he
emrgrnled 10 Adams county, Mi, in the year 1910.
at the residence of his SON. in WASHINGTON on the Il
s'r hgcd eighty years, the Hon. JosrrH ANDERSON late
irst Comptroller OF the Treasury which h had hon
oribly hllcd Tor many years.
--, at Petersburg, Va, on the latlr inq,. Mrs Az,
2fpNo "he m lc'ofly Sydnor, Jr, III io 18th her
age irr an illness OF two and months
pressed herself ready To for before her death and
hhont three hours before her departure enabled In
fh7e tod Aloud for special oi Divine trace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24
OI,STsRS! OYSTERS

IT. ST received, lot OF pICkBED oN STEERS
~ put up by John Wilson Of Norfolk. He Is now
here himself, and warrants them to keep through the
summer. They will be lor sale at Mr. Joseph Wul.
erS's. Charles Phclps- Auction Store and John r
johnson Western Hotel. The subscriber will
frhnaln here e" days, aud will give an, niorua-
ton tlaHnas be- required, by calling ON him at the
Eagle ISrtn "i Mcssrs. Wthers Il Quinn.
d +, considerable reduction will be- made ro
those who may buy "a sell aeJn.
join WILSON.
April - nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

Hesitation Of The .Se nate.
Resoifci. That the
President III the late EN-
ecuti'e proceeding, in re
latlon 10 the revenue, has
assumed upon himself
authority and power not
conferred by the consti
tuition and laws. but IN
dcrogatlun oi both. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24
To Planters and Farmers.

~ = have now IN store good supply German
W BurIaps, No /. . 3 and 0-hIcrchanf's :.
tellnond aud Manchester Factory Cotton Ozna-
bafSs Tow Linens 81, Al, 81 and G-i Brown and
Hlcaehcd totton Cloths, all Of which will be sold On
terms To sun the times.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
April - ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

iBNlE sEMI=AANIAI meeting OF the Soecn.
Ion tins Ncat, Will be held AT New .oudon on
The inS Inrseni IA MAY ncNr, for the purpose Of OF
leitng premiums Ion subjects OF cNhblIloii At the An-
nuh Show and Fan III octobcf. aud Ion such Other
P"'l"'fN As those IA attendance may adopt, relative
10 the objects OF the SocirIS. The officer. and
members "l the Society, aud all Others ieclno
an interest IN AelIenltnIe, a,c invited to attend
ALIEN. AUSTIN, Secretary,
Amd2l tdn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24
THE ENPt NH RS.

We d" not propose 10 revive the discussion al the
E\pnnene process. Bun as"e have met WITH the
resolution 81 the Senate which 81 offended the dew
tees "i Executive omnipotcnce and inlalhhlllt, III
JoNa-Po'lion with thai adopted IN reference 10 the
same subject by the Virginia Legislature. which Ton
tnnatriN remains uncNpungcd, rs a standing mouu
ment oi The Inconsistency and serllity ol that body,
We thlnk II ma, be well 10 sublon them: