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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

40.-AS ACT. assessing tax for the support Of.
Government.
n Is hercby eaaefedJy he Ceaeral .Asscmliy ef&s
State Of JermoHi That there be, and hereby l.. a.
sesssd tax Of three cents on the dosr on tie
let Of the polls sud rstsablc estate 81 the iuhahi-
isDts ofhir state, fof the year one thousand eight
hundred and ihiuy-six 10 be paid into the tfeasu
rs Of this state b. the Ere, day II tone next, ~
money, certificates notes issued by The iressn-
-or 81 this State orders drawn by the Audiiar Of
account Of orders dfsSn BY or under TIC direction
OF tie supreme or couu'y codrs.
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speaker 0: the House.
D. NJ. CAMP. President ofibe Senate
Approved. $. II. JENISON
November Is. 1885.
50.-AS ACT. Auihs,ising the G0gsfnm to disin-
bsis pieces Of Ordnance.
hhS1cby aaolsdty he GeHsrat .ia'f''siy eF ne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

IAN ACT, authorizing the Treasurer TO bor-
row the sum therein mentioned
1t is hereby enacted by The General .7sscni5'y of
The State Of Vermoat, That the treasurer Of this
state be, and he is hereby, authorised to borrow Il
sum not exceeding forty thousand dollars in the
whole for the purpose Of deffaying the expense of
government, aud appropriations that are, aud here
after may be, made.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker of lhc House.
ID. NJ. CAMP. President Of the Senate.
Approved S. II. JENlSON.
November -, 1885,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

a3.--As ~. IA t5sfion Go e. set entitled "a act
is v'o,i5s fgf ihe saFpofi q Common Schools.
no L,rsls ossetsS " ha Ceaeysi .iss'sabis q
as sa1k q IsrAasi. That Tie scsef,. tchoel de-
,ssci ele't, IN tts state sh. feiaru tao uambcr 81
srholsu ,e ihstr icspecilse diHucis 60 be ios "a
elsrt. ~ ptari1sd ia ibs - o. Shira it.s - an
sASi,oa. 10 tie month q Jsnuify tcnusr. ~ ihc'
,fs ca tie hf.i Gay q jsaetty. 10y lev usagc or
eassosa 10 The costrafv no;wihsisnd re.
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speaker a. tic House.
I'm. BRIGGS rfesdi pc ~" of'h' Sense.
Apefo,ra. : ~. JENlSON.
Novsub., IL 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

p,,,.fs.s bMiisr a3s olesss. Yesterday oil the
,s,h,e ssls 81 Baby and Hatch. on soeooui y The
Ms. ~ cseiy for PfOmoiing Agneoliure. 81 ilb'
a batter Sefe s0lS 81 prices unsias if0n % TO
80 ceats pound j. sss ussss ey Wa hsehop.
ID Barnet W.. And o5ihinsd SIC lS gre a'aaa o.
sie0. tssFes tuss wsfe o''sFos By 81 Sssm'e,
L. afWsassrs. aad xascb bad ebisibee the 20
,,esp,ss a $50. 1sosshi lrsA 5s 70 a. cents.
A u,,sn,sas II ssa sas Gss 3ed 10 SIR Husfssh,
a sassi.ae. nr TsmetAy Fishef. ~ Blfse. VI.
oSetsl s0s Ne. a se~ cssess. sh.eA sod ~ u
ssus. ,ra sii Ia 81 ole cseess. uhaeh bfesghi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

gious Improvement OF the army of the L. States.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
The special order, being tie regulation to rcscind
the Treasury Order. Mr. Webster resumed and
concluded the argument be commenced yesterday
against the legality a. well as the policy OF the
Treasury Order. Mr. Benton then expressed a viii
hugness TO refer the resolution with Instructions
Mr. Niles then spoke at some length IN reply to Mr.
Webster AMI in defence of the order.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE. The House spent some time in committee
oithe whole, tho bill 20 establish the L. s. Mnt and
10 regulate The coinage eli the L. States.
The ftosdcuts message IN relation tu Texas was read
referred TO the committee Foreign Relations mud al
ter debate 10000 copies of 1t ordered be printed Nr
Hoar # Massachusetts warmly oulogncd The prncples
IT the message. Mr. Wise said that f uudcr protcuec
% moderation, a intended 90 withhold our councpauco
from people who were struggling for liberty against
oppression, he Was opposed 10 lis doctrines.
MoNDsy December, GO
Bot few member present aud but ulo business trans
acted Vi }. q Adams presented al abolition rnro,o.
rial, which raised breeze at once. Aterdcbatc 1t Vas
ordered q. lie on the table, by avoto oil2I 20 30.
message received from the President of the L.
5. relative to the admission Of Mchsau into the Union
Road aud referred.
A communication was received from the Secretary of
NC lfe"'ut' s'~ oirtnof relative to The
iepoe banks called for 10y the resolution OF HE senate
II The 2O,h iustaut.
MIR souiharl introduced Tin TO proyI, for the bet.
ter organization Of thc L. 5. Navy
The senate ten proceeded TO the consideration Of the
special order and the question being the adoption of
the resolution submitted by MIR Rives on Thursday Mr.
iiubb.rI addressed the oeuate at length the general
subject Of the resoutoa. Mir Morris next took The
n1cr bat gave way 10 motion 10 go into ca eai.ye la
sncss
HOUSE Nj Cambrelong onereJ resolution in.
ructing the committee Commerce to inquire into the
cXpedcacy Of repeating all laws relative issuing pro.
tcous 10 Ameri.un sesnlon. After desutory cuuvcr.
saton, Mr. ams arose aud srcnuousy opposed the
pening 81 these laws. Mr. Gushing made reniu rks
also in opposition 10 the repeal MIR Gc, proposed To
extend the inquiry TO the oxpodency Of nbolshing all
fees to which seamen subjected The resolution thus
modified, adopted aud the House adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

2S.-An Act, TO authorize the several County
Courts IN this State to allow the accounts OF
Land Tax committees in cer,ain cases therein
mentioned.
.hereby onooisd BY The GeHcral .1'se''5iy Of The
STATE of Perrnorf, That IN ell cases where commit
tees have been. or shall hereafter be, appointed by
the Legislature Of this state 10 supern,end the ex,
pendi,ure Of any land lax Tor repairing roads and
building bridges 10 any town in this state and SAID
committee have worked out aud expended SAID tax
in whole or in part --sna one or more Of them have
died amer working on, and expendlng said tax ~
whole or 10 psu,-pfegoos 10 the presentation ana
allowance Of said committees account 10y tic conn
" court, the county oour, before which 'h'd &C
coun, or accounts msy be presented Tor allowance
be. end hereby arc. fully authorized and empowers
to allow such committees accounts upon other ev
idenee than such eommit,ees oath, who may have
become deceased as aforesaid, any law, usage o.
custom 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker Of the House.
DIN. CAMP. President of the Senate.
a,n,oyad s.H IENlsON.
November 10. 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
Approved
November 10, 1886

aT-hu Act, ia addition 20, and smendmcn, o. an
se; entitled ian act regulating ADD licensing Wet
uaiiug houses" passed Nov. 10. 1880.
Ri k0eby ensoifd BY The Gsa6al .i'''ntiy o.
tls STATE Of yrmoEf. That for all offences 'g'ins'
the act 10 which this is addition and amendment,
srs.snv within the limits Of the city Of Nergennes
the attorney Of .sia city be- and be Is. hereby em-
powered to prosecute. By presen,meni or 'uiorma
lion in the eiiy court ~ ssid city and thst al nnes
eoliec,ec within ss,9 city uader SAID &C, shtl be
paid into the tesssry q ss3 city, for the benefit
thereof. any thing 10 ;be act to Which tbs " En-
addition snd ,met@ neat 10 the oon;ra'y no,ei'h-
standing. -
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Speaker ofths House
DIN. CAMP. FFes.dest -fthe Sentie.
Approved. ;. II. JENlSoN.
Noserabet 5. 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

Clay. Crlttendcn, DAVIS, Ewing (oh,o.j. Kent
Knight Moore Morris Nicholas, prcni,s,. Ros
bins. Sonthard, s~'0, Upton, Tomhnson. Webster
White, Wnght-22,
The vote being eqoa Me Chair decided IL.
question ia The affirmative.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

Bot few members present aud bot little business trans
acted. VIZ }. q Adams presented al abolition nfn,o.
rai which raised breeze at once, Anerdcbaie 1t Was
ordered o. lie on the table, by aNoto l2l 90 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

u cents "a these lQt. Nr +. obtained 1t pre-.
uiums 81 $50 each .-- II osion C,niisd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

at-Aa Act. 10 prcyen, c,fcus riding snd ibeAiu-
cal ttiisuons.
seo T. hs htroJv csosief Nv ds Generni 10
.o-.lIy ef IA ,Ssaic ef Iermss' That ali crcus o.
ding, theatrical exhibitions. juggling or 'lcgm Of
hard, ventnloquisn, AMI uar,c Ssis. tas'. be. ana
are. declared 60 Be common snd public uuisanoes
and oasnces ,saiuu the state, and every petson
who shs hereafter engage N any surh cirous "a
ding ,hc.inotl exhibitions, jogging or s'eghi Of
hand. seuinloquism OF mage ais aud shsii There.
fote ssi, demand or receive buy money. or other
valuable thing may be proceeded Hgains' By 'ni"r-
rnslion or indictment an5 on conviction thereof be
fore the county court. shsll be fined, not exceed
isg two hundred dollars, ,n the discretion Of the
eevft.
"a hn hooby farho esaofoi, Th't II 'hall
oe the duty Of the grand 0fors q the several towns
10 this state to make prcscu'meui OF all ofeaccs
sgs,nst this act.
So Is her3g further Enacted, That II shall
be the duty Of the several safes ATTORNEYS IN their
respective counties 10 prosecute 10 hnal judgment
oil offences a.ainst this act.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker Of the House.
u. NJ. CAMP. President Of the Senate.
Approved s. II. JENlSON.
November 10. 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
NNINh Congrcs ,---2d session.


Wrn~mpsr Dce. ~ 1886.
SENATE. Several messages Of en- Executive
character wcrr received fom the Pfcsidrn Of the
L. :. by Andrew Jaoksoo IT, bic Secretary.
Nr Benton offered resolution. which VAS sdop-
ted directing TIC Secretary OF the Treasury to 10.
form the Senate shsi amount in gold aud sil,cr
has been received o, zach ofihe Land Olccs s.ncc
the Treasury order 81 Jul, lih tovk effect also
20 in'orm the Seusie Of the snuuu, Of receipts u
ocnGcsto. gi,eo by The Treasurer Of the L. States
ror payments 90 hm account 81 public lands and
The snount aud date of each certificate OF receipt
aud the name Of ne payrr
The Senate rroeoeord 90 'ho consideration Of
tho special order when Mi Webster sddrcsscd th,
Senate 30 opposition TO The Tfc.sury Order ant
spoke uuuI haif past four, nihou, concluding Nhri
the Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE. message wss received from ibC
President vf iLo L. Slocs 700 rciation o. lhr burn
ins Of the Poet OGec, and recommending mmci.
etc appropriations tyf lAc f.,uf. accommodation o.
the .1me.
appropriation Bits.
NJ Csmbfc.cuF, from the committee ii Nuy'
and Mcaus reported the following bills "A b.i
making appropriations for the suppression Of H.
dian ho,lluss ; bill making appropriations ioi
the payment of revolutionary aud other pensioner,
Of the l.. States for the wear 1897 bill making
appropriations Tor the Naval service Of the L. )
for the yea 1897; BIZ making appropriations fui
certain Fortfcaiions Of the L. States for the yeol
1887 a bill making appropriations for the support
Of the army for the year 1897 a bill making up
preparations for the current expenses Of the Indian
Depart men', and for carrying into effect certain In
dian Treaties, for the year lS37-all Of which
we're read twice aud committed.
M Uiscs Resolution
The House resumed the consideration o. the yes
oution submitted BY Mr. Wise and the amendment
offered by Mr. Pierce of Rhode Island. Mr. Lane
rose, and spoke at great length in oppoeion to The
original resolution Ind in reply the remarks here
tofore msde by Mr. Wise aud Mr. Peyton. Upon
tie conclusion of Mr. LIS speech, Mr. Howell Of o.
took tho nJor when the House adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
November 10, 1896.

25.-Au Act, more electuay 10 proven, gambling
within This State.
Sso |. Hp hardly enacted Jy hs Gcner0i As
sesnhiy II ne STATE Of Jcrmonf That If any person
or persons within THE state shall suf'ei any card
playing in his her or their dwelling house or other
building for any liquors, or sum OF money, goods
or chat,cls he, che or they shall forfeit and pay
fine, not exceeding two hundred dollars. nor less
than ten dollars, 10 be recovered by Information or
indictment, together with costs Of prosecution, be-
fore any court proper 10 try the same.
81, is hardy farther eaosied That II any
person or persons, within this state, shall win any
money. goods or chsi,els by meaus Of any game
with cards. he she or they shall forfei, and pay
fine not less than double tie value Of the money,
goods or chauos, so won rs aforesaid, TO be recov.
cred by information indictment, together with
costs Of prosecution before any court proper to Try
the same.
So. lis hereby hrtlr cn"eted That II shall be
the duty of the states attorneys IN the several
counties. and the grand irors il the several towns
within this state. in their respective counties, TO
inform against aud prosecute ali persons who shall
be guilty Of any Of the offences mentioned in this
sci.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

The following message received from the
President Of the L. States
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
ANDREW JACK SON.
Washington. Dec. 81. 1896.

The message having been tesd i, Wss ordered
ihsl tie message an documents be printed sne
1900 eoPes q each ~ere o. dere3 10 De prin,ec.
BIZ s~lf Introduced bill iJf the moral sse rel,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
CARLOS COOLIDGE.

NVIdhtI % TTIt IIIuhU'
T. n. BRIGGS, Presdt pro ten, ~ Ihe senate
Approved, S. II. JENlSON.
November II, 1896.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

New WoRKs.-"The Posthumous memoirs Of a
Peeress," edited by Lady Charlotte Bury and just
published by Carey & Hart, is one Of the best novels
that has lately ssxed from the press and would not
suffer by a comparison with some Of Bulwers. The
style is and original, and the delineations
graphic and striking. The pictures Of the profgacs
Of singh life,' when that medern Sardanapelus
George 4th, (theR the young Prince Of Wales) held
his rival court at Carlton House, faithfully
and powerfully drawn, and while they fill us with in
dignaiion and disgust should teach us also to be
grateful, that our lot is cast in this free and happy
land, where the contagious influence OF royal vice
can never reach.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

Saturday saeth dsxk day Thu nswspspsr account. from,
England boseAs > ~ ssidsn. half % gloomy rs
hoe coHnusoaesd through private letters appears that thu
TN in th price Of costos hs has seady brought down sever
American houes in Liverpool and London We have heard Of
ee not four cotton houses that have fallen BY tsr own
weight even before the accounts Of beginning
me hsdreach them begins the gone
- opinion that shall reach Eng
anu o'ey house in the Amerc trade will be brought down in
week The large houses Of tbs BsRgs aud tho Wilson's
nad already 70 aid the faith that Gle would
oossRt from his country said that aid to tie Of
sooo was furnished them prevoss their last circuars
brought to head the crisis here The operations Of
me United States Bank in .onds and will he
iacery to the Saturday the same impression
began prevail Wall United toes hon have ccssed
altogether and the post notes at per cent DER month";
Tor good paper being the cent pe annm osa
who want to purchase them do raise that IN ret
cash o United sates Bank post notes the borrower has
topay cent The note, Of other
bank should they issue them will be wo:se than these c M
United States.
Under this of things. stocks on sa.day gooesv fan
The United Bank holds M because it i the oaIy n.,
ton probably dorg Hourisknx business up athe
best paper in New York for its bonds and thus viii
place the banks Of Wall street entirely in its power
committee Of the here putting questions to
sean Of The banks We learn nothing sctoy will grow
of the bank investigation nonen the great point il
ascertain the stability of the banks power TO weather
the hurricaneRot them by premature exps
s. useless investigation.
From authentic chann, that the aggregate dcpo
sites Of all banks their specie to
s3ooso They do not permit themselves to
for fear abstraction specie We believe them
to be perfectly solvent far regards their and &C.
posits but the stocks OF several suffer much by
of commercial failures gross
OF s5oooo1oo, banks lose at lsas &5ssocs
the carse OF depreciation In certain bank stocks
ofaues took place houses
ia the French dry goods trade Pearl and
ncandr goods commission line. These houses all reported
have ample assets to their liabilities begins ex
ISL some doubt whether the st surplus based
able values The revolution std, continues ana
on this point depends tbs value Saturday house
lotS75 No Broadway for $4,000 December !ast this pro-
perry rated az $4,000 Many q, the assets Of the broken
houses cnumera at Tie values OF very faIa
cioss sta tement by
from the eastern states beginning To be dina
reeabe Tho failures hero already br ught sov several
manufacturers Providence Taunon Lynn besides
two banking institutions Great appre,ens begins 10 be
entertained Of New England The geaesa state
ment OF their banking the dates according
Treasury returns;
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

II Our table is covered with new publications.
only afford brief notice Of each. The life of
Oliver Goldsmith, by Price, from the press of Mcssrs
Carey and Hart, handsome octave volume, wsll
got up; desirable addition TO every library. Also,
by the same gentlemen, Snarleyow, the Dog Fend,
by Captain Maryat, needs no comment and Abel
Allnnt, from the pen of the author of Hail Baba.-
The Authors former works are gate sufficient
guarantee for the present
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

Coukr or SEssIoNs-Saturday.- the Re-
corder, AID Taylor and Wheeler.
The only trial that took place in this court on Sa-
turday. that Of jacob Bloodgood alias Harrison
for bar ary the house Of Mr. Stephen Ray No. 33l
Washington street, Oh the night of the 18th of No
vember last.
The evidence was conclusive, and the jury found
the prisoner guilty.
The grand jury came into court with true bills
against Henry Pierce Jesse Haired, and Kezia Man
ming, concerned in the attempt to rescue Jabob Ellis,
a reputed slave
The grand jury were then discharged and lhe court
adjourned.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17
~ Anew Orleans paper has the following :

DIR. Brandreth, the vender of thoroughwort pills in
New York, says he ,conts no monopoly, no college,
no institutions no charter; but we can tell him what
he does 1rant and that is, fools enough to buy and
take his vile stuff more than once. We never shall
forgive him for the dose we took.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

MELANCHOLY SuicIDEs.-Pwo most melancholy
cases of suicide tsok placeon Saturday lsst-ull par
ticulars Of which will be found in our report of the
Coroner's InQuests.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

XIV Sandford, 20 Ann street. has just published
the 4th volume Of Mrs. Opie's complete works, con-
tanning LADY Ann and Lady Jane" a Wifes's
duty" and "The Two Handsomely bound
and gilt letiered
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

IT A Congress Of Nations is proposed in the LIE
gsaure Of to settle all great question
without going TO war; A Boston notion.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

II General Games will be in this city tomorrow
or next day, on his way to New Haven. Can we
get up dinner for hint
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

Ir Mr. Clark the Mayor elect gave splendid
blow out on Saturday-one hundred baskets of
champagne and cold tongue in proportion. His
house was crowded all day long.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

II The political revolution will now 90 into the
country. When wheat has fallen to 80 cents or ST.
the farmers will begin to inquire the causes Time
enough.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

To- YHE HERALD OFFICE ,cia REMOVE on tae Isl
OF May No FL Ann STREET, door east Of Nassau
and opposite vssy Rooms @ the Dutch Reformed
Church
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

II Don't get up any wing fes,ival-bad taste.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

without specie-edtors without talent-mechanics
without industry-literature without originality
poetry without spirt-manners without morals
-dandies without shirts-and lovely women
without fgures-are rapidly disappearing from
the avenues of human life. Good sense original
ity, economy, simple cookery, pure taste, clean
hands and feet refined religion linen collars and boz
with shirts to them, and fine women with
beautiful busts and small sleeves, showing off their
more beautiful shapes, are about coming back again.
TO enrapture and to delight the world in its old age
Thus we go, onward in our course rejoicing
Merriy oh meryy CHI
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17
Merrily oh, menily OIL
NE rily inerrily, oh,



BY the Express Mail of last evening" we have re-
ceived important intelligence from New Orleans
The commercial excitement increases. The follow
ing letter will speak for ITSELF
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

~ ZooIoeIcAL IrsrIrUTE.-The public will be
pleased TO learn that the proprelors Of the geological
Institute have at the request of many Of the citizens
consented defer their departure for one week more
will continue open until next Saturday, when il mus.
positively close. Mr.. KendalPs Brass Band is also
retained. Mr. Carriers benefit will take place on
Tuesday.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

TIME-First heat, In. 53sec second heat I'm.
53sec. third heat Inn. s6sec. fourth heat lm 57sec.
Il Ibid.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-17

ERASKLIN THEATRE.-The patrons of the Frank
Theatre will be pleased at the return of great fav,
ite Mr.. VIM. Seton, he commences tonight in
never failing Golden Farmer. With good manal
ment, this establishment will the most popular Of al
placeof amusement in The city. VIM. Sefiou havi
purchased an interest, will OF course use his utmc
exertens i'm entering bountifnlly.