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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
New York Cattle Market. May 10.

At market 500 head Of Reef Cattle 100 Mich Cows, srd
10 SLcrp Lambs IN small lots and are taken rem
the boats
There pretty eod denand fot Reef. and All aAen
u prices and Tor good and e,ta cattle higher pf,ces
ab,anod sos from To 10 extra 10 Ia average
price, S0r5 the TOO lb..
Mich Cow, fair demand 30 sold al ftom Is, 20.
~ and Si5. each.
sb-cp--rhc Few sales Al marie, Inferior and sod At
ffurn s., so to s 80 each.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

BOLD wARRIoR. Those Of our readers who like to
the bcseged with hot shot and rsted fore and IN
they merit, will be pleased with Mr. Wie6ss remarks Of
Kentucky mbodied in this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

A. Masa 50 Reef Caue, ~ Gov. AID Cal,e. sed go
Fhiots 80 Hs6Cams Sass wefc qa,ct ~ advance
II sboo Is prf huedted ui stias
va iev e,'ts at 81 ~ f,t-, qusti,. 81 1asau 80
oond qu,lip ~ I 30 third qsAity 5oA 60
to,rs aad Cairts Sacs urads al IS 10, ~, 10 ~
and SlS
Srins No lot, sold poddie A. retail 8 To 10
fot so~s and to ~ ini bafrow..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

The Cincinnati Wing under the head Of True FISH
saw. catfish lately caught in the Ohio, hundred
Miles above Louisville which weighed ninety eight pounds,
and had n his nav negro child Of considerable size
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

TnAIGE& MUNGER have for ,sle about 30 barrels
x Mess. prime Mess nnJ prime PORK Also, few
barrels of H.4MS,-also, CORN RYE. an OATS.
Rutland. (Mill Village) April 10, 1887. i6aL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

GTThe Quebec Banks well those Of Montreal hav,
suspended specie payments.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

y L'iis nisds re,sos over ihs s'Ter, Of ssaSs. az
- oSl fe,osess Al AZ eeiFst.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

THE TEXAN schooner inWuiOe,ble. whose cap
lure hs. slresdy been announced, MAS taken BY
MeEiosn bngs 4 war, viz. The LabeftsdOr, OF Ia
guns, and the vincedor del Alamo. Of Is guns
The Independence mounted guns. ard had a crew
of s5 m.o, including officers She had alec is Pss-
ssngers on board, smang ~hoa' MAS Mr. Wharton.
late Tersn Minister to the q. :. Capt. Wheel
Enghi hsr eommsn4er. vas badly wounded and one
sss.snget slightly. There doe. DOT sppesr TO have
Seea much lighting
Iiopso eiysa Of ,hls place, rePorls tia, the Pes
sea, 81 the United States and Gerersi Santa An
q. md tl,ose relative TO TEXAS. Bssisnshte. says
re leaer. ,Eleads that Santa Anns shall be ired
tsiio'. and undergo the psnisha.eaI that may
q sxsraed aIn.-E o. Bee.
.,,ls rn.r.As rn..cs liz atrrr. II ,anLaE
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

THE LIBEL CAsE-The Court charged the Jury in
this case (the particulars of which will be found on
our last page that the defendant had failed to estab
lsh the ground that there probable for be-
lieving that the charges made were true they had
also failed TO show that there was an absence Of ma
lice on the part Of the defendant On the contrary,
the plaintiff had shown clearly that all his transac-
tons were honorable and that the libel emanated
from malicious motives The plaintiff had resigned
his situation in consequence of the charges but could
not claim special damages for loss sustained thereby
yet he had been basely injured by the defendants Ii
bells, and the latter had attempted TO justify the char
Qes but nad completely failed so To do. The dam
ages must, therefore, be what called exemplary.
The Jury retired and abeu O'Clock in the evening
came to an agreement and went home. Yesterday
morning. al o'clock they brought in sealed ver-
dict-damages for the plaintiff, $4,000
Thus has Major Howard fully established his claim
as man OF sterling integrity, snimpeached and un-
impeachable During the progress of this case we
have abstained from commenting on il. But il must
be apparent all who read the report of the trial. that
these lbels were only part and parcel of the lying
system pursued from Maine to Missouri and Mlssis-
sppi by those Of every party who pursue politics as
trade 1t always has been so, and will be so until
the Archangel Michael put a stop 10 it with his trum
pet on the resurrection morning.
The first great commotion, on the records Of his
tory, was brought about by lying politicians. We
mean the revolt Of the angels in Heaven, so beauti-
filly described by John Milton. The Devil was the
first fellow, that we have any account Of, who pur-
sued politics as trade. He had good office on
hiph-he was Secretary Of the War Department, or
Leader Of the Lower House, or something Of that
knd-he wasn't satisfied wished to be prime minis
ter or President, or have some exclusive privileges
he held private meetings of the disafected-formed
ciiqse-kicked up a rowland got soundly kicked
out of Heaven for his pains.
These politicians, then have pretty black origin,
and they initiate their great prototype most amazing
ly we'll. They would sell their own soul to get into
Office as the Devil did before them. They would
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

spread discord among the farcs portions of the earth
and Its purest denzens the Devil did in paradise.
They can't be true even 10 themselves-hey are con-
tnuay slandering each other-they are dissemina-
ting their lies the face of the country in every d
recton, and in every possible manner Sometimes
they send their ISLANDERS about in the shape of specia
ommltees-sometimes in the shape of pamphlets
and reports by post They loaded down the regular
mail so completely, that il was necessary establish
an express mail-and then they crowded the bags of
that 50 much that il necessary 10 pass law TO
meet their special pursuitsto have the postoges paid
IN advance. But this does not stop them-and we
understand that Amos Kendall intends to start spe
cla sander mall to 60 by steam from Maine to Mis-
slssppl at the opening of Congress.
One thing certain on the face of this case. That
there ia no dependence to be placed upon the conduct
conversation or statements of those who pursue poll
tics as trade. They viii do any thing to destroy
those opposed to them-they will alike slander their
friends and their enemes-they will stab the reputa-
ton of their friend father, mother, sister or brother
they will destroy the wife of their bosom to compass
their dirty and disgraceful ends.
They enter the political arena, as completely srp
OF every thing that is manly or merorous, as the
gladlators were of clothing, in the brutal exhibitions
they were wont to engage in. They lose all sense of
shame-all sympathy with human suferlng-all re-
spect for the partner of their bosom-a trace oftruh
and integrity, and become base, bestial, brutaIized
and beneath the scorn, they are beneath the cond
ton, of the meanes Of the balance of beings upon the
fair face of this fair corner Of creation.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

NO. III ANN
UP TIE OF this well known establishment
Duesi heretofore 10 supply bs customers with the de'ca
ees Oft he rived The best manner The quality
ofthe viands andh Roderae charges evident from
the attenHg patronage wht he public pleased daily
merit st and toseeure his house that repu
taen excsearc and accommodation, which has for
ong time maniaiDed no.lm- ID. swEENY.
GreCory's Vanilla Cream Candy.
III CARD-Tbe above very Justly celebrated Candy can
row be had genuine, together with general e
Lorsnges and other Confectionery all made o refined
and warranted pure No. i3 William street. and 82l1
Broadway by H. GREGORY, the original inventor OF the
Vanilla Cream Candy. o4-3m-
Premium Chenille Hats.
III MRS. NJ. ID. HODGE, Of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Hat Store $50 Grand 81 having premium awarded
by the Committee OF the Grea Tenth Annusl Fair OF the
Ame institute, for her splendtl Chenille Hats, manuac
nred without itch she has completed
cessary supply those truly elegant Hats suitable the
present season. and respectfully invites ladies and merchants
10 inspect the nl6.lms
BrOwn A. Co... One Priced Hat store.
~ THE subscribers since the year 1894. have aimed
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
prize OF 81. They say that their efforts have
been with trum pbant success TIE Hats manufsc
ured Ivy them during the last three moath surra In beauty
and finish any offered, and stand preeminent
among those OF prices by the fashion able Of
the community.
Caster Hat for $780, which In point Of style and finish, eie
highest prices All sales for cash, and deviation in
price. ,,.,.,.... . -
ni6-3ms l78 Chatham Square, Mott II.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

a. tits said that CAPITA in Marryatt has tried his
hand al translation" Alberine" play from the
French. 1t was played at the fremont on Monday,
Miss Tree taking he part of the heroine.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

NO CURE, No pAy..sALT RHEuM, TET
IN TIERS, RINGWORN, SCALD HEAD, BARBEfgS, or
JACKSON ITCH, and all other diseases of the skim
efectuaiy cured by the use Of SANDS REMEDY FOR
SALT RHEUM" As IL has been tested ~ Of o0o
without instance having failed to disease
this class To render doubly ure and in order
that thus afflicted need hesitate make
immediate use Of this valuable Remedy, the subscribers
guarantee In all the shall be refunded
Not than instance Of fifty has occurred where
has the " TO effect perfect Te
tmonsls of Its efficacy almost daily received and be
exhibited application nj the Of the proprgtor A. w.
%. Sands Ne leo Fulton, Of William Price o.
,ap. .fu4E
Morning herald., 1837-12-02
HAHM,.R4HWAnE sp,rs SarLsTn IsYs, GTNs IN nSD

II
extreme low prices the following goods
Rodgers, wostssholu, and oiher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
wade, and Butchers, and Elliots Raros
Britannia plated mad ispanned wares
Anv.s, Vices Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Pases and Files of diferept makers
Collins, Simmonds snd stones Axes,
$40 Guns. 800 Rifles, 900 pair riSioss
Gus and sporting implements of every Kind
Gun maisrak or gunsmiths
Pocket Books Wallets and Mathematical tuarpmepu
vt~ia Strings and vioins
German and French Fancy otods, In los 70 purehr
Morning herald., 1837-12-02
REsPECTABLE MIDDLE AGRD LA.

10 upfrlnend The household affairs of small family without
children might hear ortable home for the winter in
this city by addressing line A. H. Of AIR. Lynch up
per post Office
r. None need apply unless the most unexceptionabe re
ferences can he given n29-Iw1
'ihr. LA Dl rs are respectfully invited 10 cal ana
anime the Subscribers stock Of Lynx Genet and Squirrel
capes peerines muf boas meek and dowu Trim
ming Aso complete assortment OF ladies' and misses bea
yer oonne OF every variety OF shape and color made fine
tur Bodies warranted mpervous His bonaets have
laken me premium al both the Fairs for
6entls smen informed that they will lind always hand
MEDIUM and short nap beaver silk ofb saesl fashions
Also outer seal and other fur Of s. Youths
and chdren hats fur and cloth All the above goods
WIZ De sold on the reasonable wholesale
tail. SyLykSrEr TETTI n
Ne 2o8 Chathan Square. the Bowery nj SIM
I Dnn n0n PICkLEs-Large size, selected
I,-OO,UOO grocers small size for The southern
ket bright kegs of3 and 10 gallons up superior
style, and Tor sale by J. Is. WELLSl94 Wa ST.
oi4.Sm' door Hollis Hotel.
VTNO ICE DTsALEtS S-The Long Island Ice House
VIII De lei or leased for OF suitable
IN II one OF the largest in the
ructon and very convenient the ponds The horses
carts &c &C. can be purchased, if desired.
good two story dwelling house, with basement &C. &c
attached 10 the Fer further ticular inquire
JAMES W. SMITH.
n2o'2w' Fulton ST. next door to the Atlantic Bank.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

JOHN GIIBERy
bes' to inform his friends and public that he has eon,aen
eed the
Commission Business
IN T Z CITY YoRR
LII IL RIAL DyAECES
win he made
Sostons aUd all other articles OF Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
VI lie viii also purchase merchandise for country
merchants on order q cent commission, mis-
pest Judgment and taste in the selection of Goods From
Dng experience IN mercantile pursuits wing tended
general business in Of the southern of years
ad me last hye years this city, ne hopes liberal
patronage. The despatch a., unhnching adhe
renee to :nsructons will he strictly observed.
II Office l56 Pearl ST., up tars. sl4-3mt
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

,,,,,, -. CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHE MICAL MANUFACTURING
co. have constantly for sale
Oil Vitriol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua Anonia, Muriauc Acid
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid
Blue Vilriol Manganese
And many other articles in the line OF their business
Orders viii be received at their Banking house. No 216
Broadway the Office OF their agent No street
B2jly* GEO B. GILBERT, Agent.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02


BUSsING a. CO.,
MANuFAcTuRERs AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS.
Russia Leather a. Rose Wood w riting Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most Superior and indispensable article travellers who
~ =. regard safety and convenience.
NO. 30 Utltrm street of Liberty street.
y An extensive and general assortment OF POCKET
boohs d every quality and size from 50 SIS per DO
lcn from to IL inches, constantly hand and
ing rocket Books Card Cases. OF SHE'LL ivory lea
ther &c. s23-SmT
NOTICE TO FiREMEN
ana all ohers VINO wish To keep their feet dry during the
clemes season.
cc ba ~ s - Canal street gives
artlcle,a
WATER PROOF BOOT
he Is enabled to sell lin consequence great reduction in
labor and materially at the reduced price OF Ave dollars per
Constantly haHd, Genuemens frem 81 2s to
@5Oe. olo-sm.
Pickslay's Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
THE sGBsCkiBER ha. jus received. and oaer. Cor
cEEsRATE T M ana srsnsvs nS Sc Of This
cannot be surpassed which he attention Of
,he ne ,rsde; a. The b s,ock ,sa se,smPrisesc
Black Horn handles warranted good and ready nse
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases, contain
ing seven Pearl Ivory Black Horn Razc oue every
PERUVIAN STEEL DIRKs, in great variety
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with L. J, 8, and blades, warranted.
Cards containing or dozen OF Dirks PeBknives
CASES, the most compact travelling cases made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases, each containing 50 pie
css SILVER handled TABLE CUTLERY
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies' Work
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls, Ladies' Gut
w. NJ. PICKsLAY,
6 CEpAs STREET,
Over Johnson Y Co's Psyfspeyy Sfere
Corner Of William and Cedar
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

III PIENCy, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. 90 Dvis
hI ion a. tone door from Cntop) ~ his thanks
public for their parossgc since coune ing the
business and hopes by strict attention. and thorough know
edge OF business 10 obtain continuance o lie
would also call their attention 10 his Rejecting lamps which
superior ~ any yet offered.
lie would likewise those who have not used the
above lamps 10 call at his Judge for Themselves Of the
superiority OF hi. lights half esperse other
light used. Store lanrsAi
Personal attendance those who are fitting up stores
billiard tables or any other sstabssment where bisna
light wanted r. feels confident he has lamps suitable
for any establishment IN the city M country lie also reminds
his customers ard friends ell Spirits delivered by him
wagon signed each side board In black and white
letters an Percy, spirit Lamp, 24o Division ST."
~ X His wagon vii cali customers regularly
week 10 suppy Spirits Lamps wicks and glasses ssnb,
obtained ora the wagon Spirits delivered usual witbou
charge.
az No connection with any other establishment n2oSm
ICELAND MOSS JELLY. for coughs, colds and
eousuuptors, useful alike In such demulcent,
m Nd tonc and simple and untsting srteie Of diet fer
sale hy j. A. X. EAMOUREUx, IN Broadway.
uIsws
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

tIS Tusskr No BALM an GILEAD IT,
j Yes. Balm has been found in Dr. JAYNE's INDIAN
FxPECTORANT Balm whose health regenerating no wers
have be cqusled We therefore the
ncted child Try IL in coughs cold CON-
SUMPTION aNhua, splitting of blood and diseases OF the
Lung. and Breast and will deceive you, II has truly
wrought miracles in raising the afflicted of death
and restored them 10 heah To JOY ard To cadnes Thou-
sands have used H. and have found relief therefore whv
no you, Hmay be had of A. n. and D. SANDS leo Fu.n
OF WN}lam ~. Price 4t,U0. m
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

Two THE bADIEs-Muhs, boas, Capes, Perer1pes,
kc.-C. WATSON, 15f Chatham st. has hand an ele.
CANT assortment Of the above articles which he
sell AZ reduced prices and respectfully invites the
ton OF ladies who desrous Of securing
fort through the coming winter the least possible expesse
his stock of Dressed Furs consisting ~ article line
which he y conhdent win he found In city
regards quality cheapness
Aso fur cloh, velvet and fancy caps " the latest and
approved patterns
r. Lsde, Fus altered aid rrr-red end every article
the line made u order. CHARLES WATSON,
NO 2mf lA ChsA~m st.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

low; there has been little demand for thea e.
they yesterday again noted Id Id per bushe cheaper
Prices Of reduced another Is. per oad-A
little stale barley has sold feeding S. Cd per
lbs Beans and peas both offering ratt er lower terms
A saal parcel Of Baltic red bond has been sold
at Is Cd 10 b and both aud continue
meet AN export demand at previous rates.
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

SL1ttt s4ACnANGE On THE. ROYAL BANk
s{FHI oF IRELAND.-PersOns sending their
nds IN ireland, Scotland England be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank OF Ireland payable al
sSht IN the different Inland England, Ireland
and and wales Those residing in h- counry send their
oney by post e letter post paid which viii be puactualy
attended to, and srecept the
South ROCHE BROTHERS ca.
pS. qn~
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

TT IL N.
Wall s New Yogk-The Company having taken bank
ing house of Messrs :. NJ Allen Co offer their services
buyn. selling diseounng and collecting
Of states favorable terms buying and srl-
ling gold and silver and bank generally The
plan which this Institution have taken giving ample security
Into the hands Of dsineresed gentlemen reputation and
worth, have gained for the undoub,ed Condolences
much that their checks drafts the different
taken by the principal brokers, and pass readily
m I'm
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

p E~ - FOR HARTFORD.-The steam.
tzzlsssSrr-T boat CLEOPATRA Captain eynol,is will
- leave from Peck slip r. u, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoon. at4 o'cIeek.
FOR NEW LONDON AND NORwICu-The Steamboat
CLIFTON WILDE readiness at Lyme carry passengers to
New London and Norwich without delay.
ID. b. ALLEN, l69 South St
s All persons forbid trusting any acconnt a
oo2, IN
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

%sA FOH SALE-A farm for sale, within six miles Of
III. New Brunswick on the strag hit turnpike Phadri-
Phia, and one quarter Of Six mile Rus containing t6
acres o good land In h order This pr-
auced ~ tons Of hay 10 bushels Of oats $50 OF potatoes; with
two barns and good dwelling house H. The hay /, in
barn. and will be sold with farm required and ksw
he oats number Of inhabitants from sng Island and New
isrk are IN the neighborhood Leaving the morning
you WIN be IN New York nt II o'clock, in market IL
nso has on an orchard, and sng water
Apply Mt Is Wasbngt street JOHN BRADBURN
n29 ST.
AT mONARQUES', 224 BOwERY s oderes
for sale handsome Hats apy ever Offered =,
the publc-light and dursbe-warranied oufur bodiss
- and proof sa.am
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-For the accommo.
daon Of persons residing in the 10 part Of the CITY, and
strangers remaining at the different hotels, M. b. COHEN
proprietor OF the celebrated Embroc Kh,
matism has, in addition his establishment 20 Hudson
opened branch Office or sale Of the specific 2l Fulton
street, doors from Ma sau street. net-ims
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

VTNHE GENGINE HYGEIAN DICINES
Differences having arisen between Messrs. Morrison,
Moa Co. OF the British College OF Health their Agent
here Mr. H. g. Moa respecting his late fathers estate which
appear be rreconcae the undersigned beg leave
apprise their friends and the community that they have resell
we'd to supply them with the genuine Morons Pills.
pared for years by Mr. Thomas Meat Vice President of the
College and they pledge themselves hn the recipe IN
t.eir possession and attention shall be spared
ecctuay mixing the ngresient and adjusting their due pro-
portions shall obvae the complains which have occasional
ly been made that score during the past
The medicines 10 be obtained as heretofore.
H. ~ MOAT,
Morning herald., 1837-12-02

DAPEh TIA sIAMM
respectslyt call the Attention OF their frcad
and The pubic generally s the and elegant
goods just received ard opening their store No %
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hsgue Consu
and dealers will hnd their establishment advantages
where else TO be met with addition 10 their erre
Of goods
appcsten OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger who
peedlcs 10 but stands unrivaed the
tend perser FIR sspraeucsble all the work which
be entrusted to hiscare. .Srs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-03


l. Nlk.ag compensation 70 the Jurors of Ashe
county.
,. Supplemental to an act Of the presen, session
10 ay of the county oi Dsvle.
). Incorporating tbs Milton Manufacturing
Company.
1. Emaneipatng Henry, Fanny and John the
slaves aad children Of Miles Howard.
s. Restricting the term OF Cumberland Superior
Court to one wuGk.
6 To ernancIpate Isaac, slave.
T. Incorporating the Salem Manufacturing
Company.
:. For the relief Of John Timson, native Che
rohee Indian, and tamily. Grants them the priv
eges Of citizenship.
=, To authorize r. Pet,igrew TO build bridge
across scuppernong RIVER
~. To regulate the county courts Of Ashe.
Il. Incorporating the Rock Fish M.nuiactur.
ing Company
II. incorporating the town Of Greepsborough.
Is. To repeal an act OF 1883, for the better al
minisiratioa OF Jls'ice m The county Of HAYWOOD.
H. To change the site Of the court house and
la OF HYDE.
-. To incorporate the town If Rolesyillc.
II. A ball to sncorp ofsie the Caldwell Institute,
IN the town OF Greensoorough
II. A bill to authorize v l.. B9uni and Others
70 erect bridge acres. Great Coalsnlncy, near
Washing;on's Ferry o. SAID creek
II. bill for the better regulation ct the town
Of Fayetteville.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-03

Past-the contest is Over-pe liue nom ~
der a despotism. s"'
The deed is done But the voice &c
i"su!led people Is yet TO be heard. IT.
be'rayers Of their country's honor, and lbs
''ola'ors OF her constitution have We, 10 A.
swer Tor the deed before the bar Of publica
plnion. They ask bu. for the guerdon which
the act deserves. They will get il-Tur
BLASTING CURSE OF INFAMy