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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15
S2,363,3Ol "a
February last,
$1,s97,762 40
989,516 81

9o9,516 81
These statements are compiled from the
bank returns made to this office, and will
not probably vary much from the correct
sums, as ascertained after the end of the
quarter.
The receipts for March, after fully repor-
ted here, will be published on the LIST May :;
and those for the residue Of the recess Of Con-
gress in a similar manner monthly.
1t may be useful and interesting to many
to know the expenditures during the month;
and, consequently: they will be added. Those
in January were $l,76S,412 81, and in Feb
ruary, $2,228,22l %.
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec'y oftac Treasury.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

AMERICAN SILVER CoMPoslrroN.-Thisa rti
Gle, better known as German Silver, is abou,
to be manufactured to a considerable extent
and probably used as q coin. DR.. Feuch.
twangeI, we'll known as an able Chemist, has
proposed to furnish Government with the
necessary supply to strike off penny pieces
as substitute for cents. The coin will be
about the size Of a silver ten cent piece, and
will be at once light. agreeable, and an ex-
cellent substitute for the heavy cording dirty
copper, we are compelled to losd our pock-
cts with. Articles ofdomcs,ic use, such as
spoons and forks, made Of this composition.
do not, if laid by. retain their white colour
like silver, but if in use or carried in the peck
ct is kept constantly bright. without any uu-
pleasant smell or leaving any marks on the
fingers. 1t is first rate substitute for cop
per in the way of small change, rs twenty
five of those silver pennies occupy but a
small space, and being Of the actual value Of
copper cent, there can be no objection TO its
We have a coin made of it
which continues as bright as new quarter
dollar.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

The Arkansas Gazette states that sun.Iry
good people Of Miller county have refused
to pay the taxes levied upon them by the
State authority. and claim to belong to Tex
as. The Governor has thereupon issued a
most pa,ernal proclamation, calling upon
them to submit like good children. and paw
up. or he shall use tho strong arm of the mill
tary to coerce them.-[Balt. American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

CasAr DECLINE IN Enthusiastically
Journal Of Commerce informs as that q large
quantity Of German rcd Wheat, which was
stopped by auction some weeks ago at 2O3
cts. was sold on the lst instant, by auction,
at 100 cents!!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

TREASURY RECEIPTS C EXPENDITURES
FROM THE GLOBE,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
APRIL l, 1897.
Notice is hereby given, in conformity to
a resolution Of the Senate, passed March, 9,
1887, that the receipts for the month OF Janu-
airy last
For customs, were S1,l13,936 "a
Forlands 1,25O,364 20
S2,363,3O1 "a
Those for the month Of February last,
were
For customs S1,897,762 40
For lands 989,516 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

To the editor Of Public Ledger Of Philadelphia.
GENTLEMEN:-Dom me the favor o publish the
following letter. addressed to she People Of the
United States.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
DIED,

Ia this town on he 10th April DrA, WAIT CaArIvR-
ros, so years Of age the lih of March preceding
Dea. Chattertou in many respects somewhat ola
conspicuous lie kind benevolent and useulof
ardent feelings, and perssverng Ardeu IN the Of
religion and equally the Of his country lie
strong Wing and took active part in the Reyoluiona
r struggle. lie also volunteered his go and
drive tue British OF Patlsburgh the last war but the
battle Lake decided the AFFAIR before he lot there
and he said manifested much regre, that "he could
face the Red Goats agan. lie had beea very and
industrious through hs whole life and in economy he
set example worthy Of imitation. lie however had be-
usrm fe~ years since, and for the part Of the
pas, year had been unable attend business ie
an early settler this p1r Of the eeaai, and esteemed
of most useful eitizeas.
InNY recently Mrs M4rglret vile Of n II J,nes
and ouly dssg htr 81 the late Ca1 John skiddy -
10 Vermoaiviie Mich. the 2i,h 81 March last. Iucy
NJ wife Of ; Mead and daughter Oi Dea Ziaa Johnson
Of West Rniiand. Vi aged p wears.
10 - Abaas sd ul,. Of cursumpton Elizabeth wife
ofAsa o~en ADDS Eco aud daughter Of the late Judge
Ia Il 49,. sTs an ~ El,5s Hon, sges s. wear,
In BeasoH On The 9th si ~idos Jsssshl HsrBut aged
81 years.
T. Nj Tabor on tic 9th suddeHy Paulina lie n eide
: Tabor and daughter n Hiram Conser Of Dandy sgsa
Is She sss sbout h0a's 10 the morning aud tAkea
D. WaiPols Mrs Mei,ad', rect u the late Hoa ePhea
r. bradley
l. Ns~ saAst Mr. p4rie Braessu.a aged -. Mr b. wal.
excessively Known kor b extraordinary hiny pre-
yisss 20 his sick aess be,~esn 40 aud co. pounds
Il Clsrsndoh, the 3sh April, Mr. ZachAnAh johnson,
eyed =
n Batilero 2ist ut safah vie Of Mr Richard Hath
away. as-d ~ Yeats.
IA BraitlehaTa. he lSh at Sir Jnhn Eihs aged IS
yesu--On he 2Isi Midos Rory smbA daughter Of ale
shore. Agsc So
b. Fatss, sth sh Mss iussba W. Great. ia her t~sn-
ieth year
Ia Dsnmers,sn 20 ut Af Joseph Bsnsss, sgod sbOst
S0-a soldier 81 the rstolatoa-
ia Gsfosd 7,h sit the Re Of AT jobs Coats aged 81
ytsu,
IL kasas I9h Ht Dot Thomas Ed~aras. aged ~
IL Bfdpot Mr. Rsubss tilist, sged 81 In brsto! Mr.
Joseph Walsfcss, 70, revolutionary psnstontr.
Ia keeas, n II Tsescag ast, NJ Iosn Hatch. 4is sssp
a. ~ tar fhaniK Hotci, aseo 81
Ia lssasn' VI ie1A -ii u sSeIy NJ slrFsa lohasoa
ssce =.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

As-s hasrs saaeA n ussrws,e aisfsrrrars hsr,ts
49,. q 'sr~~s -sy, Esss tslp. hg~f'sf base si~svs
ss.i -,s~sssiios - Jsgs whae hsss me nsur
ss=stter - sstars q 81 hs 40 1ssrscs 81
>~~S~-t sgOt ies Ttseiss nas 70 - eastrs .rtsd
80. 10 ssk.d -hs s-S 80 ~ esr-.sss ss Ne 80.
sss<A r- ite.sers hss psuars~es ~ slss
.,sss - iAna s@sasssftisus sod iis 80 -sh oth
80 - 40 s.rnr sharnsf tn ks - 80 os fnts 81 ssi
svisx3 ~ sgsssstis
Jssr- wiss eesafcs rs, 10 Ixsa ~ts As srtrt P..-
arnf ~ NJ Hsasie ~ 80 tonHr r.rsssFF - ban
70 sFyesri Cssususstrs - ,ic seasie NJ Csss
rr.rz'~ SnsI ua7rHi sira 4 trraa, sfdsai ~ tal
ss--~ " to S~,rtsrr Tr.ssary -Airh
y~.ps-~s resses isr4a s Z. prr s8.sier.r
o. escsI essS ssa ~s .rT<srnd 20 - "a tie
@o'd .s 10 $50 .sd iro 'h' Fr'aen' rsts uTcnii'
ia So tho Say eofsd he asrd spoa sie ra.
e-~-siss. a. eve saiss s-em-s 10 aepssd a.
ers~d ike ssrs~tsff - tetf gogrAa
NJ Csfsss Y iDvla~s-s .as ofth. Co1n,iee
Ia 10 e~~rss 81 the s'vsiss say, Juass waited
ts rrssassi s-~a ses rss h. rcntsoued ths; 30
,ss NJ Ciss ball ssd IA s,h that NJ cays. tsAf
~ rf ~ he hostile 90 ~, ahnliu sna
.sserdi, "a NJ NeIa-e Ne feared be uoud go hs 80
ass'es In have P'stsreece gsen 20 M Gays b ever
tAsi ~ tie s~,rstafy ofhs Ttrsssy ~ufd 10 that
'eci- eissTVee. 10 that sosa ave gre,
rAessass 10 ee.ofm lie the -.hs. 81 ny pofies lieBa,
-eeasset ooaid Do ~t,h pspseiy sai Tart The Treas
W, Ill had hesa sltsf~i .ad nassei ADD that.
srroo&. good 5~zspo. By the 'rtss u his psrty
ts.i bod battles fIiends that seemed 10 he thr
81 eis sod that fsf the sskc Il aesrtng soch
esAss' you'd further eli N ny po-ef any
from ~hss nsxh ~hich wosa give peses to the oaua
snd thai hl. hsrinF ttss for 80 ssbjeet
termed By ne Besscss dcerf p9Fft snh man who
the asthor o. Wsca- al W. credit he cosld
gas By g. Bot al all cvsnts. To late 10 tah he
sabseef had hsadcd The a. tho
Secretary i<fore adjourned and that hsd
harh opsias 81 Mr. t4yeas talent. Sad liberal feelings
bad psf han the commiiiee ~itbou, kAowing he
p-s.paA, unkina 10 the Secretary Of The Treasury lie
led e0aii not the Secretary ofthe senate that
sre-'.s saA 'as,a's ''-as oihs, 10, NJ Ga y0n
t<sers iss Journal made up ltod HIN could not-ia
say jsdsmeat u ~osiI be aud then the interview
sermiaslsd
iirre ~s have the character Of The m,BNo,
tent Nth dctstns every thing cot OF Congress the
g-usae that he the Representative of People, he
directly sses hiss power and influence To dictate the Prcs
deEt 81 the sensr in the appointment Of Committees
Ices pant would have oono'med IN the wishes
~ Prrsident Who eouh reward with The highest Offices
srd the results might have been dissolution OF the Union
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Wait ChattertOn's Estate.

DiHrief Of Riiand. 80 ~ that sta stated Pro-
bate Court holden u, Rutland within sod or ssd district
the frat MoRlay being the ist day Of Maya D. 1857
Present, H.H HALL. fudge.
An instrument parpofiiEg 10 be ihe last VIII and Tee
iament Of Wait Cbsitsrion, late of knssi IN sail die
-r d'osssed heia< presented 10 the here ~ Wat
ChRernn, ~, tie executor therein Danei. ina probate
Oydeysd by .a court that al psrsops eoacernsd their
10 be hsd 10 appear session Of rsd eevri 10 he
holden At the probate Office ia Rasnd the Gr, Mon
Day of June next. and show sny they ,y have
against the probate Of ssJ ~iIioI ~hieh puTposs
fur her otdersd ihs copy Of the record q tss order
be published TIRES weeks fueces,vely IN The Rutland
Herald, printed al Rutland, 5000 - n-y vs..
A tEue copy ~ r,cofi.
10 Attest. H. b. TOBSLEE. Rer,sf.y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
MAR RIED,

Ia Burlington, 23d instant Mr. Andrew Sawyer TO Miss
Martha NJ Rudd, daughter Of Mr. David Radd.
In Troy n Esd inst Mr. Charles Dyer ID TO Miss Ann
Wood, bath of Shat tsbury
In shrewsbury. sd inst. by Benjamin Needhsm ESQ.
Horace Aldricn, 10 Miss Cordeia NJ Needham ~
In Ches,er,Ma VIM. X Johnson to Miss Julia NJ. Smith
both of Chester.
la Ciaremont n II Goth inst Capt Alden Partridge, Of
Norwich, VI President Of Norwich University Miss
Elirnbeth Swasey ofthe former place.
10 Dummerstou i3h inst Mr. Nathaniel F. Roel Of Ran
dolph. Mass TO Mis- Nancy Herrick OF nummerston
In Walpole, n. III Mr. Franklin r. Buxton. Miss Luci-
Holden, both Of w
In Beo.on the 18th alt Mr. Ebenerer Parker of Cas-
Teton. to Mrs - BsScom, Of Is.
In Orwell, l0h ult. David Fuller, to Sarah .Royce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
From "a. N,w or,ean. american, Apra II,

Dsrirs-s part Of the reign OF General Jackson,
tho importation Of specie from England unu-
suay large. This indiea,ed that the balance Of
trade was sgsinst qusudom mother. The
hambaggers were erernaliy crying ou' see the
wisdom ofihe old chief Ito him and to his meas
ures we owe the extraordinary prosperity # the
eoun,ry. We have got old England under our
thumb al last. and the people believed !, all. They
actually believed that our experts to England ex
~eedcd our imports thence. What were the facts
Of the case The United States bank was DOOM
I'd to des,ruc: ion in the second year Of ia ksons
reign In due lime came the removal of the de-
po.i,cs aud then commenced the system of over
banking and over trading that have brought the
covn,ry To destruction. The very moment the
weight was taken from the spring, up II few and
no check existed Il keep the monied corporations
and monied men from going to excess. Thousands
Of interested persons were benefited by the change
The time had arrived for perfecilng the schemes
Of monopoly that had been concocted and arranged
during the previous six years Master spirits con-
sryee themselves into every bank that was char
tered and backed by the credit of those institutions
they determined to force Great Britain into meas
urcs. They that the monopoly ofcoton wod
compel the spinncts 10 pay the increased prices.
And they succeeded. Cotton at 10 To Is cents
Ia this city, broaghi al Liverpool on an average
fss the las, four years from 10 to- 30 cents per
posnA. Notwithstanding our immense Imports o
Engh.h manufactured spies. cotton al these
r1orhi,sst prices brought England IN debt to Us
Tia, debt WAS paid and promptly 'co, by the i'm
pcrtaiicn OF specie from her domiuions into this
eeuutry. This unnatural diversion Of bullion from
sss regular channels has 10 seiej upon our own
Leads sith q trsrfal foree.--W here IL he srlua
,ysshh that turned the balance Of trade sgsins
England L. never existed. II was the mooopo
~ Of eied'l By favored few lhs, effected such
SersngemcnG ~ COR trade. The imports,ion o
specie from Eaglaad Upiursed tie fountslas Of he
credit, while xe the greatest losers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
By last Erruing's Mail.
Latest from the socsc. Of Trossse.


F,eu as y ' 5ss--ai q Cs---srcs. April -.
Tie iula~ias letter ffra Nee Orisses ~hicb tale
tsnsa ~ fbacelphia Sip 81 ss sseous hasa
t-out a. ipi ~high Nti ~ hssc lsnr Mqyss
mast o. re dsstant Perd - plenty ever, ~hssr TIC rs
raiian o. hasieess St lei nnaes witrut Tie
tsat niaurY prnr vt thea ctcu md ouhi~nrr
aUd The s,is - oltaiu ~ busar. 90.
toe. rhc'r he 80 doubt that soka
rru-.n pfces catsa. fa1uaa OLDER wass uus
great profit The nriHon uu'cfsai sud sifeHc.
tlai ~tesevef the aPsari there v 81 pcsiy
o. coureou. Fatlurrs csnaat irug cnuiHue 10 he
teas Of daiis The city sch prvadcs
he eemmanty ut give place o. rh~et alasss And Joe
.cs Or iuiio~e,l BY mune, mak1pe
Es,rsci II letter from Ncw odcans 10 a Msreau,e
iiou-c 10 Philadelphia dated kpfl -
Although 30 ever, think Nere u a
bctisr ieeag eusiiag There have icrg but i"~ srd
comparatively small faaros The ffescnt ~ ano Of The
Banks he hcsr-. ~ithin ~t hf had
he hsd the sairs Of al the
hants and saws that ties 81 per,criy good aud
sound state thct have plenty 81 spcce 1000 on and
and bali uilaas expected within month o, tive
from Mencoi St7D0o0 Yesterday from an
pteo aad Maiamnras.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
New-OrIeans Market.

Netc Oslaas dprii 1874
TUESDAY T. M-The gross amount ct failures "a this
city from careful estimate, reckoned al - millions
This WA 10 10 the lth ns Il cnnsidsrsbly
hapdred millions. Ia the end the defect viii nay
millions even n The property lie sold Tho
favorable rates. big stury truly
The bills o. the baakira house 81 featman, Woods Co
hear we're protested yesfcfday the haHk OF Loasl
This will great distress with The holders 81 their
ia this city though bope the amoaHt ia crcuiliiou
not large The greatest loss be experienced Will be felt
IN Tennessee, Il tie house has fard
Notilpg dung Cotton. In P'ndues tie sales are Limit
ed acas Flour is II s. ~ Nhisksy y cents
No Nackersl u p; lard Cora a eis Hams
cts Mess Pork $40 q. Salt p per sack,
Three tie fret paty banks have out al last
with notice that they viii reae~ 20 thef debtors t' hsEt
fall
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
BRIGHTON MARkET--M Monday, April "a.

At Market SIS Beef Cattle IS yoke Of Working Orcn,
II Cows and Calves, zoo Sheep and 300 Swine
About so Beef Cattle uusold
PRIcEs. Be9 Cattle Last weeks prices for a like
quality were hardly supported. few taken
S9a rs first quality SO rs IS second quality IS a
- third quality 00a 10.
Working Oren-We noticed sales at $50, $50, 800,
Sll0 andSl20.
Cotcs and Calre.-Salcs made $50, S35 A5 and
$50.
Sheep-"Dull We notice the saless OF very cktnor.
binary lot Of weaihers at $40 50 each.
to pedde taken at l0a 10 IA for
and II II - for barrows r-tx,i. II large
and II l-2 and IL LIZ for small shoals
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

Ia EEehanrc Gr the picket Of Yesterday very ltiie
DINE. There pleuty OF southern bills, which one
will hay We heard IT one ball ony being sold II -
premium. The Uatcd Slncs bank sold Of sterling
bond, al psom cash There riihcr doing ~ Cot
ton. bot Al very low rates sore mddUng
lave b. ten sold at - 10 They would have brurh
thres months sgo D. ~ cts $50 Apalschcoa were sold
yesterday al cts quality Liverpool ddlne fair FAIR
The Corn Exchange, remains very dull prices
much rs ssi week.
Money Stocks recovered good deal say from TO pr
cent THIS caused by the news from Engiand-N. y.
J. Of Copsmercs, Agril -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
SILK Hats,
cay psiccs. .Mens and Boys FEEY MATS

al the cay psiccs. .AfaS and Boys FEEY MATS
he always has good snppy OF.
And now the said Cook pledges himseftn ,sli lower
than be bought IN this any oih.r Of tbs twenty
SIX Skates, for ready cash, his notes, Inch he
would even prcleB To, sLIekJon GDid.
III. said Cook takes this opportunity 20 express b,s
gratitude to the public for past isvor aud only desires
that they 90 besow upon him the patronage
merits for HI. s.leiity and punctuAiy in business.
The good Citizen, IL the neghborn: towns he hopes
will call on him, who want TO make good bargains the
Hat lne,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
y d &c Il.

flUN AWAY from the rab.eribler the Goth OF.
IL al Iassaied Boy, BY the 81 URANsE :.
CUR. -L.slt "a year OF ase-hai Ga when he sent
away a sua Il gray eioshgs, ~nI ~hiie hat Ia. y
TO l1rhid III isfsOus h. 80 s irgst hiu 90 az &C.
count =, wiz pay ~ ash,s u his ctiras'ns siief ihs
d.ie-ssia sny as.s S@pinys bin. they Sis expect 10
pay his earnings. ,..,.
Mi Ilslly. Aprl 20, iaJ7. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Wanted {:

sHE,RrD LIMBS WOOL and U.rrI,s anil snrv.
FISe FURS--fus which literal price will bs reid IN
Hans or CASH.
ALso-Hanfed. mosi kind. Of raopgeE tia, the Far.
mer raises, ~ exchange for Haga.
Rutland, May 2, 1887. 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

.NUzcy Matters. We have no,hing favorable or
earsoI.iory TO announce 10 our fiieads sbrosd IN
rsssrd 10 the money ma kei here. While immense
s.,isre, are occurring IA Ne~ York and New Or.
leans. II easEai be supposed they do 40, affect our
nserehsais more less itoSgh they bear the pres
.src wlh more fsfisisas snd uKNNE,s iban We
sheall have expected. Sosze suspensions occurred
"a Todsy and SstHrisy. Scarcely any kind OF
paper ~iII nov sell at any price in the street
~hiie individual depostes are rapidly seeumU.a,lng
IN she hsnk..
Private letter, received from Ns~ Orsans. sia,e
the, SINCE The last eight failures there, tor
sggressis suN q over ,~euiy Eve millions. snong
sAom we're The house IL Daek & Co. for 6fieen
u.illisss not ssose so eight large houses
aaaia. and II Is feared o, these n,usi % by
al. hoasd ~ a fe~ dsys.--ws Lsys Information
also Of several failsres N NeS YORK ca Saturday
oae os,~o petty large. VIA are &c eozlag to.
aud wheF. az ,sss 10 cad :
Ags.l, ne ssk. ~hy DO not the Merchants of
Nee fcrs call ssssling. OF request oosNKS-
rs0s Of Merchants from the Atlanta cities al some
eonscaient place. ard asoPose some remedial meas
sres' Tsey sa,sat ia li.a. way ACT upon the gos-
esaaseal-sill iEey SAT- ,lll they At pFoS-
tTstee "a deal '-Tf, Psiissssrs's Hssis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

7imsf ds,~a Fad TIA. ksaae.-re Josrsal r4r. ths
ppeci 'o' ,hs demand ' iubsr ths yesf looks rather
b1s
Apsrauaces Ia New lsrk Alhsav and Troy We nAcf.
Sand. 2fr equally unpupl0us. There salss
iuat', ard ~ coatscts fof banking TVS Nh prove
sriortanaif fer echaacH su, al elssses ~
'rastctvaeh Their etpcnscssi~rafd the tca 81 becoming
s1d@eniy fchha ~ pressure ana canseq scaccs s
sooa IL snu~n only ia history lSayaiosa Seaftatt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
RESIDENT DENTIST,

~r>a. A. O. w. SMITH, would MORN 'hs
~ IsJies .nd Gsutiesnsn q tina iowa d S-'ls'"n'
al The to~ns vcniiy thai he val Psrerm al u
srsuoas los the prsssTTai'oa 81 ihs III u a. pa
awei.ns-slso insert the PoHeELSts, bF NAB A1a An
taAI TEETH fro1 ooe 10 an estirs ssi'
ITAA orlet los Ass aegfsess Ten i.a''i' - ins 90
,osaia= tswBs ~tll % Ffompsly sslf S4sa ".
C..tlslss tlpreA a. liJ7. fS>n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Commissioner; Notice,

wv ,he sub.cr'ber, bsi1s sppaisisl By the HasS
~ the Probate Court or the District of RutIssd.
Comni'soners tn receive, examine ard adjust al snss
sol dsmsndf Of 81 pe-sous against the esisss %
JaREn &. BuRDHcK,
laie Of RatAn 10 said district daeesssd. rsprsseoisd
solvent and also all esis.s aai demands xhsbtsa a.
sci hsses. soi az H-nIhs lfpa hs i5lh Apr pst BE-
ing so@ by court iar that stpose, 40 hsrsiors
hereby give naties tbs Will st,snd basnen %
our SID appointment. at tho dsssz hosss 81 ths I'D
of the dses@'sd Rsslsai. ms Isss Tuesdays Il
ups .ad sspsnbSr Sexi. lroa 10 oeioxk A. n pntsl
Q oek o. a saeh Il seal slsys.
H. PIsGPOLS-E
IuTBER DANIELS, cs-u.....as.
DlAsftL EELLK
RatlsBd. Apal -. 1897. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
P,rr,rses. AprilI5. 1851.

FITTsBRGH, ApFiI 70, T8dI.
We have last been visited With the prevailing epidemic
pvess@t he MONEY narke, and yesterday
Aes, that large ha establishment would stop pay
e.asag much excitement aud Of confidence in
the meresn,ie community The day has been
,kedhe house has stopped payment but still doing bu.
and II Is the general opinion that it will be bot
rsenta'y thing.
Thsre great pressure hero for money, aud several hou.
namcd to being hard run but an inclined
90 THAI that much cf e caused by want OF
sdence that established and ali will be right agan
The business very brisk Flour down IS and falling.
--Covysspondsrcs ofths Baltimore Chronicle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

CHEsrrnaYEILlss The PhiaSrishis Safauiay Chroa.
cs ssys friend hss gisen them hs ball tavern 10 lie
~estsTn part ~ " sscnaan /, reads thus
r
To suppers, io1grgs hreskfass Pecks Of eats s.
-WhaI s4d oar iriend, ~onls g. p
sOh reFired the lascoFd had - hay flr your
borses aEa Slept the bed 81 cur klses mas Who
has gsns ost by dogs 81 the Inoaas h.ss ben
sthsf sad bope 200 ~i say sosS "a ogr IA ror
shes yes get "a The siciHiY oftbe Be.spspers"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

Ns~a Dorm East. The Kenoebec Journal says the
prospeet Of the demand 70, Lumber ths year looks rather
blue Last nearly haudred buildings erected
- August This year all building nearly supeu ded. 10
Basgcf u 10 mech thete arc. least 90
i.t which have been occupied or course buildings
u' b. erected and mechanics are going away Proc.
xv.<x
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

Ian IRA xtS The ediof ~ ths Osioa ..Y.-s lssy
fch slfs mass psor. sss rdssr,sas ps giris
H4ss poes a<a nch lie 1oes b. a.lsT, e ~.
tcs uzth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

The Auefcan sguadfcn untct Commodore Elliot,
sisag 81 tie Constellation Uued states and Jahn Adams
lnsstes tf visited Bctrest 90 SYRIA the foot II NJ
Lchanna Tie Missionaries nnd the Frank inhabitants
we've e1eesinxly g'1tAed party 81 the officers
The moun,ans and VESTED the Of slbee The iuhn
child " the Ametcsa Consa bapsrd board
fhaPatn The Turks snd inhabts 81 The Who
visited tie squsdren -arprs End the crews trhis
supPassg them 20 he black. and eannbas coafunng the
term f~ieaH with Wha, tb,y had heard dou,tless the
s5ofgtnsis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

Fail,ges Since our publication Saturday morning,
failures have taken place in city, which with
three others days previous comprises all
Of Importance which have occurred IN this city since the
IRENE pressure the money market CONNIE nced-Prort
dsnes Courier.
We have seldom gloomy day in Boston than
yesterday Failures the weather and the market.
alike small More heavy failures took place. and all
confidence appears be oyeIBosfon Adcoea 25th
tnsfnnf
Pittsburgh APri - Every article in the produce line
appears command the prices Of last week Flour howey
er.tl unsettled and the price at dollars % cents
per bb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

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'fo-a tss No. otsEns T-s, Ansssrsa dated Ap~l iah
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i'e' II tsi cF oa te saga o. No Sip rans.rs
al. EsIla
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