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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08
THE MONEY MARKET.-The news from all

THE MONEY MARKET.-The news from all
parts of the commercial world is most discour-
aging. Extensive houses in England, who
are largely interested in America, have stop
ped payment. The houses of HERMAN 81
BRIGGs, HERMAN 81 Son, and BARRETT
& Co., of New Orleans, stopped payment
some time since, and have not been able to
recommence. The stoppage of the Messrs.
JosEpHs of New York, followed, and was
caused by the failures in New Orleans. The
prospect of resumption of payments by Ell
ther of these houses, for some considerable
time, is uncertain. Rumors are af1oat of daily
and heavy failures in New York, Philadelphia,
and New Orleans. Stocks, the most invaria-
BILE tests of the situation of the money market,
are on decline, and are now held at price
far below their real worth. One per cent. per
day is now frequently paid for money in Wall
street. The last advices from England mem
tion depreciation in the price of cotton of
four or FIVE cents per pound. The foreign pa
pers complain severely of the pressure of the
times; the New York and Philadelphia jour
nails re-echo the same story, and the country
papers from all parts of the United States,
Join their tones to the universal concert
Truly, the foundations of our commerce are
broken up, and unless some providential relief
shall intervene, this nation is soon to become
submerged under one wide deluge of Bank
ruptcy.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08
MAUMEE EXPRESS.
4 SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 1887.
HENRY REED, JR., EDITOR.
aroun PApER.-Those who know an

~ OUR PApER.-Those who know any
thing of the difficulties incident to the COM
mencement of the publication of a newspaper
in this country, will find an excuse for the
non-appearance of ours; and those who have
not taken this into consideration, must rest
satisfied with the declaration that no exer-
tions have been wanting on cur part. We
hope to be able soon to make such arrange
ments as to ensure perfect regularity.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

ITALIAN SPRING WHEAT.-This valuable
grain, which has been introduced with great
success into several of the United States, was
first raised in this country by j. Hathaway,
of Rome, New York. This wheat deserves
the attention of AgricBlturalists, as it has
never been known to fal of good crop, gen.
orally of from twenty five to thrty-fve bushels
per acre. The grain is heavy, makes good
flour, and tho crop avoids all danger of winter
freezing. II. Reed, Esq. of Watervile, has
quantity of this wheat, which he intends to
try upon the fine soil Of the Maumee Valley,
the ensuing summer.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

and hourly paid into the brokers and money
shavers of the cities. Thus it is that every
consumer of products, in the whole country,
is made to pay his share of the revenue of the
money lenders. Where this state of things
will stop, Heaven only knows Let thosewh
brought it about answer.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

(sT The extensive Touring mills of The
ophilus Short, Esq. at Manchester Ontario
county, M. ". were lately destroyed by fire,
togethehwith about II. 900 bushels of Wheat.
The los il estimated at $4,000. Noinsur-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

The SUGAR BEET AND THE MULDERRY.-l
There is no doubt but the lightest and poorest
of our openings and ridges are admirably
adapted to the cultivation of the Mulberry,
and that ifthe business were once commenced
in this section of country, and the obstacles
incident to the introduction of new agricul-
tural product overcome, we should in a few
years be able to present the finest mulberry
plantations, as well as the most productive in
the United States. This ought to be looked
to, and now, while land is cheap, and while
the proper quality can be procured in themost
inviting situations, company ought to be
formed, to take this, which is destined to be
one of the mostimportant branches of Nation
al industry, under its protection, that the far
mers throughout the whole country may have
an example to follow, as well as an absolute
demonstration of the profitableness of an in
vestment in the business. The rich bottoms
of the streams are undoubtedly well adapted
to the cultivation of the Sugar Beet; and we
would suggest to the farmers the propriety of
making the experiment, as the seed can be
procured in almost all the principal towns in
the State, at cheap rate, and the sugar may
be manufactured on a small scale by those who
wish to demonstrate the proftabeness of the
business, or the goodness of the article.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

Mrs. BAILEY, late Miss WATSON, it appears
has been turning her vocal powers toa good
advantage, in her fayorte little song Of Why
don't The Men proposep One stanzas runs
thus -
There's Mr.. Bailey, !
see him daily,
And yet he don't propose!
Why don't the man propose!
wish he would propose!
So it appears Mr.. Bailey did propose, and
the fair creature, secured his heart for amere
song
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

The following is, we believe, from what we
heard of it, pretty fair description of the
state and condition ofthe House of Represen-
tatives on the last night of the late session of
Congress.-[N National Intell.]
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Banicl Wo.hcr,s Estate.

State II fremont, l/pnE iI'o the rrohs' Court
p"io'ci n R@iand - fotths D''iric, Of Rotlsnd.
10 TIE helm # Daniel Nsher, lais of TH'pcnh raid
i,sfr,ci, dcsa,od. GnrEriss3
Uhs,o, Js,z,suu B,hIrr. Rdninn,fslor 4 N.
estate o DANIEL Nsh.r, hath tcprc,sue 10 ID, eou
,hs, the personal estate "f tne sid deces.', o'u.
pay h, debt. hy the Of ,hou,sud dol.
isrs. aud hath applied ur license 10 eel much of tho
real estate IL sid Gccrar5 nswll gay tnd aud the
c,-'s anh carsss OF .ettln- aid estate -
7hsrtfort. iou hereby notified To appear before
tho Probate touf at ,essra thereof To he holden At
The probate niIce ~ Rutland the hts Mu,,lss 81
March next hi show suoi csu'c 60 The contrary si-e
hnni. 4 shall direct, Tor the payment u ,si
dehts-uther~i'e the taid administrator VII theu be H.
ocusod aud authorized To- ,e mach of the real estate
4 SAID deceased, VII DC sufficient, to pay the Sforsspd
AMI nil legal ani chNrgss;-sbd that he puil
cAuru II copy of this order three weeks sucecssses
IN the Rulsni Herald. pfuied at Rutrnd
may be. shall 10 sudiuCnt notice Ia all concerned
Given unher G,y hNad aud the seal Of said prohst-
H.. court nj Rutland, this 3ist day Of January.
a. u 1857
b. TOVSLEE, Rtginu.
irae copy II rocorL
n n TOWSiEr, Rtgisier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

Thr 'sheH, The ss, news FROM Finrida u e
the very worst Shsreiet-calcusied TO degrade
our nsiionsl character. sod lessen the te.pec' doe
To the officers Il the go,etomen, vha have had The
cLsfse Of our military ntlsir. The sword and
famine to pursue the deicncelcss Inhabitants
II Flords wherever they 60. buicheiinr her c,li
zeus. and lsying wsste her Territory. Tie words
of osocnlA nrofnlse TO prove prophetic. The rem
nsut II +. three years war Is before us. Instead
Of fighting he battles Of the eoua'ry. the officers
II both army and navy seem 10 be qusrtchng and
count nsrialing each other. Jealousy and uSslry,
party snitii epl hitter prejudice to have been
the only weapons used 10 defeat Oeeos and his
baud Of sivSgcs.-AN y. EIpreys.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
RUTLAND HERALD.
Raua.a, ro--s.y, February :, 1897.

: To wnos % 1ss ",ro,tsH Sstess Oar sfii,ls w
- thu bese seek sncs. ha, created ii.
kAe sv,nns sewers. a. na,iafs devote. tie nortn
tsei hss party Tles sisj probably that q tie
sspoi." sseriess b..teso1 spor them b, tie Wing,
n tie -iHt- ~rhasis The, to ,hnt that The,
ss OIL, .nutlsd t. tie "'pl." o,lrr Netones
mi sso The spos Of ~ he Aoierment. II iheu orI
ssaus ALI The pebble rsironsgr and places ~'thia The
IN ofths sna uAtioai AID tie, wnsid s.eminsl,
s3css tie .s.g-s,on thst IN, precisely
siasp, fh tire role " farssurt Tor mc,,ure
Among o,bers the luic cla~ dosa north fotme,iy
antInsly comp fot ts shfe~dpes. Mddebuiy
ffoe Press toss oct upoa hrs fsn5iaher Fay - usual
- 'jae - though no,hag ssd happened" We bad sup
that he bad heretofore been severely laceated for
h pre,u up pe suJ ~sysstdnes that he mast have
- been urthas der he 'rnaft Bot ,cems that his
sin,cy vet fvs svbuea However. NC shall Gu.
.,e H. ssy induTent with h. ueicss he attempts 10
ssfor another ,amr.tse aud whh inta the he fsnks
place himself before the PoPe bergar for some
IN pablie employment. ate~ard for neachey'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Correspondence fths N.p York Daily Express.
WAsnISGTo~, Jan. 30. 1887


The TriF begias 10 be in danger, not SO much
fom Mr. Van Buf"ns friends. for he il hut ggng,
and dare not .ouch II, but from the South. have
Been converting 9th many intelligent men from
The South and West. and their process nf reason
ing is ihis 1--WE are satisfied with the Cn,nprom-
Isc Btce ask NJ change. Bat the North propo-
sses to strike of all taxes AID what are Ia do
We know Van Dlr.n is insinsere. We know that
Pennsy lysnis, Lopitians, Rhode Island and Con-
nec,icnt all Van BnreH States - dare not tonch
+ the Tariff and. therefore. will not be made
tools Of. Van Duren shall not take Cimbre-
lengs bill on the sPmr, and say, 81 am IN favor of
ths bli and your nenber of Congress is opposed
20 il. We ~ill not thus have the n. York tactics
payed off upon us. But Niil vote FOR everyrejuc-
&ion the North proposes. II you choose to sweep
SWAY the whole protecting system this is our creed
md we will not vote sgainsr IT, True, compact
GAS made but you party 10 that contract -
8row np The part winch benefits you, and thereby
you ~xhoneraie u.s." THIS Is nov the process o.
f5easonng, apd thus The 'rar begins to be in jeop.
srdy. The moment howrver, Van Barren sees
@tbat he South, sDd Sonih West, are moving thus
Se will drii about upon another track. 70 Pena.
1ylvsnia. Louisiana cobncciicui, Rhode Island aud
He~ York. he is under sGch obi gsiiou that how
esrr much he and his Isry may olk, he dare not
eerionsiy redoee the Tariff Assured Of I'll. great
6si, tel hi- pariy--"you have omnpnie. 4 pa.-
- 90 both Houses of c"ngress bat | challenge
- seriously TO touch the Tauf. You dare nat
Seen take ID the "buosinas daiy on coal Yun
deSe M, oach the sugsr of i.rnisisna. You dare
III touch splnrlng Jenny IN The North You
10y talk. and blns,ef and Intrigue bul you kire no,
:sa." Il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Esalah Esudd's Estate.

@ateo of permOni, lIDE IT remembered that At.
vt The Probate Once IN Rllland sad district, Oh tho
3is; day of January. 4 y. 1897,
p'o'ear Hon WILLI,7N MIL, yudgr
ANS NonTnOr. administrator Of The estais of B~"k
tadd, iaic al Midi ~ said siric CGs lfo
posing (" render account Of he standardization Add
prrfcnth's account against said estate f,r sllowhnos
ctdcrsd That ,aii account be exuminsd IN court at
session thereof 10 tie hidden al the probate oer IN .
and wittin unJ fer sad district the Grsi Monday 81
hpr'b next ;suJ that the publication oi engy al This
orier three week, successi,ey ia the Herald
printed al Rot and. may BE-, shall be sufc
notice 20 all concerned TO appear, II they ea1r, and
Oh ect thereto.
H. b. TOWSLEE, Regislo.
A truo copy "frec"rl.
a. q. TOWSLEE, Regisisr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

The Deposit Bank Inueshgation. a correspon-
dent Of he ~ York American relates the following
under date Of Washington ian. 81.
TBere was a stormy scetfe last night la ,,,e so
lect committee. before whom Air Whitney was cal
led up for examination. He had previously ten
dcred them written protest Of 40 pages, against
he light 10 investigate his agency for the Deposit
Banks and generally conducted himself WIKI much
lnsoleuce.
A, the close Of series Of sitting questions, Mr.
Peyton inquired if he had applied for and been
refused, his present appoint aent by Mr. Secretary
fancy. lie refused 10 answer this, well the
other questions, and he remarked that lie would
not answer that member, who had already stated
that to the House which he, Mr W, had subse-
gently declared to be fllsehopd, the proof Of
which hen aud nov he challenged.
Mr. PoytoD, ifnioted, drew pistol, said hc was
scoundfe!, but was prevented from treating him
With VIOLENCE. The committee ordered Whitney
20 withdraw /; he did SO. Arlcr which The COM
mltiee passed unanimous vote of consufe upun
hlm. lie then recalled, and made an humble
apology, expressing bic regrel for having insulted
them, &c.
Mr. Peyton told him to behave hmeef il future,
for on the slightest insult further TO hln, Le CAV,
hlln notice h. would shoot him ON the spot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

ficsr dSisgs at Has.inetoa ], that the V. Bu
sofity the Investigating committee have got
new summoned soc. Calhoun pickcng. Judge
Wke and Others make them the Truth 80 the
ehsfges made iB iher speeches ngars the administration
81 10 rsfjse swesr Thirr
~ s congress TO lie questioned his speeches but
~ htench summoned do themselves their
uSile-e wise has beea examined md the result said
t6be such MIKE the Bucn r their trick,
- and 10 also raid that the Wing, will turn the tables
n them by insisting that Nj Van Bner, and sundry cd
str.ton men, shall also be subpaeuaed and be put the
eo<k ola searching opeiaon. Kendall has sppctea and
~ substance of his testimony that be- kasU nothing at
Aaboa, the busness d the deptrim.nts This trick
- by Mr. Mann to appe,ss the old hero who
sedariv wrsths At civil letter Of inquiry from the
swqiiors he tas siS advised HE eahino TO pay at.
stoa the inquiries OF the committee How does look
- dsmoorai President (" defy the power OF Congress and
6Absd his executive officers from responsibility u Vermont
Wafchnan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
DIED.

In ,his towe Tse-a'y la,' josh n,hsir-a Resola
ton,t, rBnouer, aged p PrtHifr a. As e'ioH STATES
arr reqaes'ed Sc
IN Dundee Mich, Jan iath. VI. Ella Nife ~ W. Keel
formerly of Psfntd VT 20 the 3lst 81 het ace
She has len husband and two children 10 mouth her loss
that thev deprived OF the society and roono
- desrriird scripture tf1s, hapnV tho msn
ss call her hs wife happy the child that sh'll ca
her mother iof bod N gatherings great, vet she had
unt the last cfreY u tntctes She bod been
many ,rafs pressn o. he '"Pior e" Christ She spent
much oi her prcp,rrr tos mad r The s'ea change
sott utnr fore she expired. she ssd. write 10 ou'
riead. IN the tas aud BID tom iaes, or ne, and tell
them o serve Gvd"
tCoa,asaieaitdl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam.

InHiS truly valuatie reu,d ha. now been before the
"a public lor eigd year, snl has proved itself the
mot yauable remedy discovered for Cooghs, EoLds
.4nhma ond Ph~tse, Co,suo,pf.0n. WhSg,,ng cough,
an pulmonary Hheciios 81 every krd It's tale tiea
lY Increasing. aud hs pr preiors o"n.iaahy rscan.
vs te mast AsoTebte accounts oi IT. effects. The io
loving Len CERTIFICATES are offered iOr ubhe tIamina-
too.
E.oa, Dr Tiosa, B,o,n.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Dai,am hs, sr,sps,s-
y ustj 10 the section IT the eSuairy where rcsi1s, isr
several yesrs past, sud hs, justly lireI sh rsyTs
ton "a onnspmpi''e complaint. So lar NY know
edge sEsD1s has dSapyoscd The Reasonable
pcctstogs VI those Who have utel H.
Tnox.s Baows, u, u.
Cgssori, X. Is. Msy II, 1888
Iron, III SAMUEL Farm.
g. October ItJj, Nas s.tactsI wnh osssSh scesun-
pag,si with sefFfe psis M the siis sEl 5hcDiiy 81
breathing. r.softfl 10 te,stsl ro1ssis,, bot without
eject. 10 January, ib3i, | NO. attended ~ ,tilfd
physcian, sal subsequently, rces.i he advice ofsess
- oIer. bat ths d'ssatp fs.diy Geressss. 'hs cough
wes iafsssAni. iisg1fd with blnsiy offensive Feri
rAtIon ay "a wasted, ny teei .woiles, sDi Dy
s.Foa-fk e1iregsly reduced .aprl. my e4ss teeait1
ut ~rly hopeless. IVES told - ~ physeisSs ihat
u zoe ennli b. II 20 further f'fFscs sni
expected BY Gay % aJ ca, that caul At '1ryivs.
lasih. Ia is sis@tn ny d. osi'er procured botfl,
afihe Nsg.iAbls fai@opSfy B.lsEis. f@b.ch shs bed
heard highly recommended iaT faar eS5iiAini,J and
prevailed &c 80 Ike trisfiIt - ase ativ4.-
ded with the unsrssclsl sad happy rs.sh Il
gave aan.s Jiar relief 81 bottle .hsoisa
hsys beea Tree lfe pam "a tsr sis AMI cough.
except N the ease ofcomgsoa s.ijs.
s.1c ~ LvrREFT.
Basos, Marsh I, 1854
coUSTERFgI7si BEWskE or IMPOSITION
E.ch gsnasss be.is ,Heiqssi blue wrspgss, ~
which d ysil0a Label siss.l Ssgpsgs Rad.
RoEE oIaEA as GzarIsE.
Zach ba''ie shl sssi . fi4grrI FEEITsEIs frfss.
E.Ey tALsta FaFs.is ~
D.1.s!LLs BLLL. Eals.<. ~
Pike N esss'. -sLSssB
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

The Hon. Pow haitian Els. late L. S. Mins-cr
to Mexico, arrive al Norfolk Saturja, ss !;
and the following day Gen. Santa Anna, Pfesi.
dent of Mexico, arrived 81 the same place from
Washington, on his Aay 10 Mckee. II is not Ella
ted whether he ava gentlemen had u interview
with esch other, though thst ~As perhaps a matter
Of cOufse uniess Mr. Ellis, On hs arrival, proc eeded
Immediately % Washington, 10 which case be
would miss The Opportunity Of seeing bis Excel
.cncy.
The l.. 5 Ct booLer Pioneer, with Santa Anut
on board, was expected TO saii nn Monday evening
OF Tuesdsy uufung. The result 1T ~. misAiom TO
this country is us yet imPerieciy known, though II
ruH.oued that II has secuted The friendly otiiees
Of the American Government, FOR The adjustment
Of the Dispute betHerH MeSco aud Texas. Wetske
q Cor giaHted thsl the independence Of The latter
country, II to be made The basis Of the adjustment
Il - weil understood that Santa Anna ls PREPARED
10 NEE; the question on Ibis bsss. and indeed Is
pledged 10 usc hts ir5aEuee "a ,Iecl the proposed
ArraGgeueui. BIZ whether the hr1iean Gotefn-
rneai all oonsent To- coca humiilliiBg terms, or
whether Santa Auas Nil even 0e permitted 10 lsud
10 MeEiro, is quite prsbicmsiicsl. III be iTuess
reported ihti he ass been ouiswed b. The NeAi-
can Government, Il - plain thai be 10 not IA con
dillon 10 eSeu much influence Nth that goserpu,eui
The Vera Cruzsls have always been enthusissiIc
~ he favor II vac tLey wha iotmed the nucleus
AZ The resoluiion by which be rode INTO pos err srd
Il l. possible ihsy may again fely sro0ad him pot
~Iihsisnding ais reserses, sud IDENTITY th.ir Tor
iun.s ~nh his own The msnner II his fecelfioa
40 fsfs Cruz stl form important psge "a tho
Lisiefy ofeoging essEis 10 Mexico. Tie nsss IL
II gili be ISsi.s5 with much iHiereti.--.f j. j.
ef csnnero.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

From The Cock .N's'ioH. Ia'ellge.oe h,s iusi
- received By &c. from the Culamhas Herald
tnss the iaaiso ssrfinrs wha ~ofe enosmped sbos.i
e miles From ih's place, under he charge Of L.,
c'"sn' broke i""Se yesterday morning ana took 10
tns woods carrying With hem their ass amnn,-
.on' &c. Their number 's some iwn hundred snd
shefs 10 every fesson 10 believe ihst they ne.
NJ Assi snl Psnod q the lais Geek nst. fsmil,
e.aHe into to~a last evening. ubs had fed f,oe,
eisr@' sis'ing that the lAeisss appeared Numerous
70 the nsishsofhoad where they lred that the,
we're e"nsi.l'iT ~hoeplag and shouting around
thsif e~eilihs. and ss,s sgery aemoasiraI,on #
h"siiihy. "a "a slated q f,rnighI sinee, there
ere ,eeai feo' hundred Rsiuof. 'yel remaining IN
ths Creek nsiion sad sgrees5i, 20 our besi 10.
sornsiiaa. they have eli coed riaes, sss a seppiy
- Peses tse hall wAsl damage nsy they no,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Rcrlnrn,n, or,,er.

uAbQuaAtrus ~ Regf e. nac ~ ~,
Ruiand. FEB. =, iS11.
TIE tllrs ~ f-ssas Arrrted " I've Shh ~ tc ~
Rcr,n~ni ths - Brigade ADD ~ D''son OF Vermont
Nitts to ~u
ltsui ~ " psooau, tdjNf0nf
" " TisstF. az Nssisr
Sergi frtt'H, Scrt Major.
tuACScf SnAW, az Master St'Gf
Al afic~,. and snh,ft, - ssd Rcrimeut ~ take doe
notice Whereof and go'cfn thcrnsclsc. sccora,rel,
4 4. MUNGER, Csiora.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

Trial Of The Uhiies. The Crcuu Couf, 81 Wash
to-. Jadge Crsnch dissenting. has decided IN
tbs case Of Richsrd White thal there shall be
nsw iual. The Nerdie, given By the second lary be
5ee az improper "ne. 10 the vase Harry White.
sh~y hsVe decided scsnsi the motion in arrest Of
fuogmrni. - Bosioa PAT.
81 Gr~Hi'cy bhk, heretofore convicted Of burn
3g The T'essary building vas subsequently sen
enSed TO ten resrs imprisonment 10 tie Guy Pen
nfisy at Washington.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
IMPORTANT KUMOR.

Our correspondent, at Wilmington IN e writes Arrived
IAN sls,, shooner Commerce Cooper Hayannah, days,
ohch rep"rts that before sailing the English mail packet
orved from Jsmnca and epied that Mexico had declared
igaT against the United States This though late
eomes wsy deserve much credit.-Nec York Err
nvsss Feb id.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

doi wins, dcfeoes have the white. The fri~-d-
" Greeks uov at Dade's battle ground Arr'sF
Sfch,,. Mould be Of more service al hone. --.Nftr
York EIpros
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

the report. before sey ,erloes uischsf he'd been
Sss-. The repnr, sonriedes with recps.mcnds-
i,on to ~',c, sts.psoaf eri'd,og. for the pohlie
orSccr--.N u Sgects'er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

fonln oARottSA This state t's well SIS many o'lets
Aa,s passed ill granting corporate and banking TO the great
kh,ros,an and Cincinnati Railroad Company This Less
49, aid 1t il ,ad, usures tie construction Of the road.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

ALssasA i'he Alabama tolk. appear to be going the
railroad figure ia good style. Nine companies have been
tseorpora,od by the Legislature u taa STATE which ,ourn
- on The e5j Deremb.f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
OpONciNar.

RCRT MASON have jos received a ,urply Of
- AFwrpss"Odof fiY1d OPODELDOC"
-Ai'o- Nsioi9ai JiUNDICL BIITERS, .nI ITCH
OLNJyhE.NJ,
Kui,and. February G. 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
.V1ra-SrOti0 Plaster.

I'M ANlEhs BELL have Lr sale. Nova .seor,A
80 PLASTER
Kutapj Feb. &. 1891.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Iron Hare.

DUkTs MASON have - received Tor sale = gene
ID rel sssosta-nt = siABLEE's eelsbrslea lhOS
WARE. .1isO slanleys fmSr0ssl PsS.s' SIO6Ls.
Iuilsed, Fsbfssrg =, 1857.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
IA. .spprensice ,cGnfed.

NtESANTED 10y the sub.criLcr, an apprentice 10
w the wATcH-MAKtsG ErsISEss. smart active
a.1 industrious BOY Of - ye-rs 81 age. None
ueed apply upi.,s ~tll recommended.
"a FULLER.
Ruh.ad, - 1851.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Lo0k! E0ok =!

4 MASON & co. want to hire 20 god haLJ for
~ The month o. J1ae, So PgEL sAgA, III si'h G
c',piisci villa peel az draw 40O cords Of
RANK IRON iEeir y ooIoi 10 tl-r s'"eiy a''l I"
sul o4d dfaR 10 iaeii s4wuld 3GUJ LOG,.-!9r 81! oi
which, CGsi will be i'ald last . The 4oDe.
R,rlsD1. FEB. 4, 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
IferLs-Grass seed.

RURT MASON have jasi received s0Ipiy 0
- Herds Grats seed ~ sale.
Rutlalt. FtbraHry o, 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
10. safS,

Wy JANIS BEhRETT, j. Nora-Snotis PLASTER
~ sole an Upper LE.9IIiER and car SKINS.
Active srcoui i.aEI .q.H.Iis, 49, u.s ,OI BIae@
sinith'. BILLIONS.
kuusnd, fro. g. 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Pets and wool.

pURT & MASON wisi. 10 p,,reaass 200 Sleeps PEN
- snl 500 lbs pBlsl Wool.
Ra,.Dd. fstruary q. 1881