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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
THE RUTLAND HERALD
TvEsDdr tayr3Rr Il 1887.
CARRYING OUT THE JACKSON Doc
TgfNES

Here We bsrs II. in black AID white from the
chief errsB Of Van Barren himself. the Als5sny Ar
-ss and ne cannot bot lament and the who.e
country mast Ultimately lamcai to perceive that
s1re enough. tie successor u Andrew Jackson in
tends 20 f1d bis promise, and esrry out the obao2-
.oss and sbomas5ie doctrines Which has for egh,
yeafs been aiie nptcd to be enforced upon the Amer
can People snd thc Rep0bhe.
Ia commenting upon that par, Of Gov. Marey'-
late message to the New York Legislature which
refer. TO the re,remen, Of Gen. Jackson the Argu.
remarks
IL IS not 20 be expected q, this time 60 soon
a0er orr excited popua' election iha, sll vii con-
cl- .0 iAe ,.cas O, tie message 90 these TOPICS
BIT lac day Is not far distant, when i, VII be the
universal fer'imcui. o, - now the opinion Of
large ms)oriy of the American people. thsi iho I'D
nsinlsirs'ion Of Andrew Jsckson has contributed
more towards the elevation Of cur national oharae-
ter, tie security Of the nights Of the people, End
the prevslonce q sound constitutional principles
then ans other since the organization Of the gov
e-nrert-.1d that such Of bis successors as sp.
proach this standard The nearest, will contribute
most towards lhe durability Of free Institutions, aud
tie ve.ibeius Of lie people"
Whs, an sbominable insult upon the understand
irg IF that portion Of the American people who are
10; visited with tia, dreadful iofaiustion which
seems 80 absorb every rational and correct feeling
Of an apparent free. independent and intelligent
people.
"Tba, soeh Of his [Jackson'sl successors as ap.
proac ,his standard THE doctrines Of Gen. Jsekson
the nearest, will contribute most towards the dura-
blty Of our free institutions, and the well-being of
the people
If an in,egen, school-boy under our tuition Of
ten years old should utter such an absurd un,ru,h,
we should be tempted to give him severe thrash
ing.
On the subject Of Var Buren's clemeucy, we de-
sire to hear more, from the fedged converts
nor the old wool-dyed ones. The pre,ensions that
the Prince Regent would correct some OF the Jack
son abuses and make such reforms in the admins.
lre:on would be satisfactory to ell parties, is all
hDmbug. We have nothing to hope but ever,
thing 10 fear, that the dreadful reign Of terror ARD
anarchy has JUS, commenced.
Hence it seems. for the transgression Of placing
man like the who stands at the head oil
this nation, 10 power, We have 90, TO be visited
with further and perhaps more severe retributions
"Oh tha, people would be wise"-and consider
the consequences Of bringing down upon themselyer
the last Judgments Of Heaven for their wsyward
ness. II there was any defeiessy in the eyidenc,
that nations are punished from On High for ,hei
deriic,loE ofduy we think the history Of this Re
public for eight years past and probably, some
four or five years to come, mus, fully supply an
demonstrate the fact.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
TO WHOM DO THE "sPoMsn BELONG ,

~ " HOh ~ IHE "SFOlLS BElONG
The yauite. have no delicscy in answering this
question promptly. Both in principle and practice
they have demonstrated That "tAe spos belong lex
clpsse'yl to the gic,ors." The solution Of this
declaration in politics is probably well understood
by our political readers-to the victorious in our
political contests ere awarded the Offices aud the
public patronage.
The question here is intended to be propounded
more particularly to the Wings Of Vermont. Do
they iaiend 10 mele out the same measure to their
opponents that is melted to them As much as
we cisTeiIsh the doctrine 10 the main, we have no
deieacy 10 frankly syOwing tha,, in this warfare
Of real principle It behoyes the Wings no longer to
Parley with go yndlctiVe an opponent, but to meet
them on their own ground in this matter, and fight
manialy under their own banner, until the enemies
Of the Constitution and the Republic are driven
from The field. or surrender.
We slude to this subject with some reluctance,
bot when duty dictates, we must 20 ahead. Our
main object is to inquire Of those whom il maier-
ally concerns-yiz some Of our favored public
servan,s-whethsr they are not little too iimid
IN taking decided stand in the good cause, and
rendering to the mertorious that patronage Of a
public tas well &c Of Pnysie) nature which be-
comes them
To whom. We inquire. has been awarded the
present year, those fyors which gratitude and lus
ice requires Have not many Of them been be,
slowed upon our sndict.ye and clamerous oppo
nents , I've mistake no.. there Is an indignant
.ee.'ag e1sling 10 relation to this Subject which
Of proper zine vii deyeope Itself. TO the disms,
o' soEnc Of lie favored. II our principles are wor.l
roaieadng for is it right, is it eonsisieo, hat ~,
should foster those who not only treat them viii
rid'euie, bu, aho frankly syow that they woul
Auf "a from all public employment-if they Ia,
the powerl
We DO not mean By these illusions sua remarks
to Be understood lbs, We are placing ourselves par
tieals'l2. IN The attitude Of soppl.caiing fsyors
's ne Iaeri'ofous lsborer generally. and the prn
eipleWs are eoneBdbg for. sna have but little doot
bot We shall be vel understood BY tome Of our Re
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

TEE PHILADELPHIA sArrKDAT sfws This highly II
isres,ng paper Guido every other publication o,
Literary character. pablshedtha is far asqusntr
sn1 quality nc considered together with the Pee
the sheet HIS efforts be pnoeasng In Noseubei
Ngsrnoh Sheet issued from tina, Office beirg the lar
gest literary paper published in this eountyeoBtsh
rg besides the usual qosnty Of miscellaneous intelligence
the whole Of Friendships oetng for 1887, volume Of So
pages Since that time they have Continued the publ
Of the London Annals and the last number
with sheet the regular sheet being entirely ogt
a. and the containing the whole Of the Flo,rers o.
Lorslines', by Thomas Haynes Baiy, and the Gens o.
Beauty, by LADY Blesngton The contents Of this number
would than GIL either fthe MonihlJ Magazine. ofths
country and pont Of merit, consider them not inferior
the Of many Of those valuable pericd'css
The News is Published weekly, by l.. A. Cooley 4 Co
Phsdephi at SO per snnun.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
sossmssrl4 1855.

- Nslaark0iy AfrtSesi--feFetdsg 5risrer rts
sH4 tsa o'ciock . hSs,. Aela0gng 20 6svsrne1's
issUd sHsing ~ pefsaas cn aerrs. lasssl e.th
rfsYiSoas. ~as otsfss'. tpd I've ~ lis rfes per-
ished. Thsy Sefs ssfgcaEis iitsie.d sld Bef-
nasa Thossss Chgfch. teepsr q slcfe o. tae
Islssd q sei8,er. loha D~sfbsra and Wiatm
. citrk bositnsh. Wtatm NaT ess q ihs parry
IL the boat as FescseS ifoaa ia t-Fisss s.fulto.
~ ths siesne1ai sea Sofs. TAree efihe o.
fsf1snsls iBsa have isii fsmlss . dsp,sfe ihssr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

Michigan. The bill fof the admission 81 Mich
gan into the Union an indie pendent state, receif
ed lie FINAL passage in the U. s. Senate on Thur
day evening, by vote Of 25 to 10. Those oppo
sed to it, did so on the ground tina, the seeond Cos
yen,on which accepted the terms of admission pre-
scrbed by Congress, was irregular and informs
Tbe yeas and nays were as follows -
Ycss-Messrs Benton. Brown. Boehsnsn' Dam
Fulton. Grundy. Hendricks Hubbard. King OF Ala
King Of Geo. Linz Nicholas. Niles. Page, farkef
Riyes. Robinson, Sewer. Strange TsImsdgs' mp
ton, Wsker, Wall, White. Wute-2o.
Nays Messrs Bsysrd, Calhoun, Ciay' Cnt'en'
den. Davis, Kent, Moore. Prentis. soathard' Bar
10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

los citizens ",-ho ere hGr grsninsB@ 30 ihe t,
Of some Of their hnhfsl and sigilsp, oons,au,t
We ere no, ibe sdvocsle Of pledges and b,rF,s
ing. Ia pouiesl matters, but admire ,ha, cxeege
,rsh 10 The human character. 20, TO forget to =
degree Of gratitude Cor dis;iAguisAsi AID rps,
flr0rs, 10 fIrud,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

FLorR The New York Express Ct Wednesdl'
last ssys:-"The price OF Flour has risen two DO
lars a barrel within few days."-''The advance
continues the Express, ia owing TO the whole sup
plies having fallen into very few hands. who ne
only control the supply. bU, slso the price"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

THEsKw The last number Of the Mir.
think superior az, of,be psssn, volume I.
contains mos, splendid engraving indeed. We have
seldom beautiful plate 1t represents the land.
ing the brave ColObu. upon the island OF Ssu Sa,ado'
bearing in bic hs nd the royal banner Of Spain
with the The entirely original. and a,
good.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

VT is reported that two Of the New-Yofk P'io'
have committed suicide. One Of them has len
written paper. in which it is confessed that 10
dreadful shlp~reek Of the Mexico. add eon'eq7''
loss Of lives. wss owing to the regIeet Of bi@'''
end his associate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

43-AN ACT. rs.tting 20 ihs de'ies of Bank
Coz ni,,tee ~ Bsuk Iaspoetor.
- Aarebs sRaeisd ty hs Geasr9i .fosriiy n
hs Slats q Jsy@sSf. Tasi the astes aad services
a ths Back cgsrniifee sasil be- canGne1 snd hmfe1
u ssck sauks cniy - are no.. ty tis.r charter.
sublecl 20 ibe 'is1gt',aa taa erruira'ou ~ ne
bosFe - Bsu k cosnnlfs'ensfs pointed ar1sr f q
prorsion d ihe safely faaa arfs say llz cat.sr
10 The eosirary &c lhsianl.rg.
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speslef e che ii1ass.
u. NJ. CANT. President 81 tle Scrsis
Approved. = -. JENlsON
Nose1nber Ia l-S8.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

HOUSE The stsr~s we've Called f,s potiiiuus.
81 hl-Hs rose and -s.s--i tstc a petition from
.1r 1s,el su3 tey aea.gu, iis U.ses and L4och-
tcfs @. uy constituents. praying lde ,3o.i,.ga of
,'ltery H tie Dlsreta Colombia.
Mr G.ss-ocs objected 20 ire reception offhe pe-
ti'ioa. a. inquiry ess uade 81 ibe Uhsir whether
he question was debs'e4..e The Speaker dec,-
dad that Il wa,.
e. Oar readers are referred % q letter from
Washington 10 ane'ter psr, # this Ispcr Tor eiai.
to7al proceedings of ta.. day--ahrh they a.l
perceive reflects little dserod OF OF ,hc House J
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

s2.-AN ACT relating 10 Bank Commissioners.
sBc1io, /. NJ ioo5y eaooi>I by u, Gcrrai
.4,ssz.bly ef Gt STAT, II Ioaoaf Tat t sha., Be
the euiy 81 tbe sudl,or Of aecg8lts bcrssflcf o.
su9n the sceouats q The bank commissioner of the
State Of Vernon GOD drss orders oa The uessa-
GET of this state cor such .um o. snms IS 20 sbsll
hpd lu,,iy doe which son Or sums lhe tressurer
is herssy directed to pay oai u the BsLk SAFETY
PunA.
10. M Aereby f4rfltr euaef,i. That th.s b'ii
shsIl take effect tasscdsie.y sf.er Il shall base re-
cesred The signstgfs Of The Governor.
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speaker - tae House.
u. NJ. CAMP, ffss5sag of tie Seoste.
Agprote5. S. II. JENtsON.
November = 1880
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
Itla,ag ON,

On ra,lsa q ~ Clay. wh7 sftiel Tat " Ex-
.ns lasiag seea called bone b. tle aa -,e8 caa-
ct.7a oft member q be family Lsa e1sre..s5 70
hn be hops tAst the progress of TIE debate On h.,
ressiatfon shoae POI BE- uisfruste1 he Senate mo-
tet1s4 70 The consaersiga u ihe spse.si Oseer
L-sng ibe Jaia, rssaslton rescinding tie Tressvry
Ofsr - LAY II. 1855.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

The following table shows the Official appor,or
ment among the several states Of the public MOI
ey remaining IN the Treasury on the LIST Jann'
AIRY, 1887 excepting Eve millions of dollars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

40.-AS ACT. g'etitiag ~ pfu'as he yourrsis
q tas Set1'e.
~ h1sly sa-ofe! Jy n, G,a-rdi .lssemiiy O.
fks STATE e I,rns9af. a. ia..aNst
Sac J. Tbs Secfets'y IS re Senate s'a.i csuse
the lgufua Of ia~ present sssson 'o ae printed.
SEc .. The co,irs thersaf sls. ye ols'u b9'ea
IN the sane manner So IS provided fof Distributing
the joarbs,. q the i9u.s q AeFresan.a'Ses, ai.b
the addition Of one o4fg 90 as Precedent sad esc1
rBerber Il the Seusfs sha sbs. 4Iso be- entitled
10 copy Of The josfaal q fhe House q Repeseu-
tztNes.
Sac. g. k1er the present session The con'rsct
for priatiug the jaarnsis II :he seusie sHd Heu-e
Il Rsprc.euiatives, shall be made b. the CLERK %
the House Il Repressu,atiSes. 10 the manner pros
erbed 10 the act enii,ed "sn act ia addition 70 sn
&c providing for the sste printing Tsffs1 N0t.
,eu.h, 10 the year one Thousand eight Auuore3 end
,seaty se,en sn3 The seere's-y II the teuste shall
furnish the jlurual OF the senate fer publication en-
nsGIy, sgreesbiy 10 such contract.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Spester 1t 'he House.
d ". CAMP PresideDt q the Senate.
Approved $. II. JENlSON.
November ] 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

and Currency Of the country, We intend TO give o.,
readers next week.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

Alan ACT. in ADDITION 70 and alteration of an
&C, passed Nov. & 1925. entlled an sci zee
peahng al act therein mentioned ard providing
Tor advertisements rsiating 10 land lakes snd un-
tees" end repeating ali former iass relating
thereto.
Sac. /. II s kerrJg eaoci,d " he General is
,uLiy u lke STATE II permoai. 1ha: ell advertise
men,s and notices by as noN required be- pob-
hshed relating 10 land taxes, winch by saii act,
parsed November fourth. one thousand eight hon.
dred snG thirty Ave. are directed 10 be published
IA the Vermont PAifot And State Gszsite. printed
al Montpelier. or any other paper published 80 r"s
state. shan bcresfter be pa1ilshcd IN ssid Pafnoj
and slso IN the Vermont Ws,cbm'u and Gazette,
printed al Mont cNer; Us case either Of sad pa
p.rs should cease "a be published. such notices or
Advertisements shall Je pubilsbed 20 any other pa
per printed at Montpeicr; ard 10 case both sSid pa
pers should cesso to be polished any two pa
pers published a, Moo'ps.ler. ~ lieu thereof.
~. Hs kereJy Gsrfher ENACTED, That all for
uaer laws rclstiag u the advertisements add notices
Of land iAIe. be- and the same are, hereby repealed
P,oriiod, That this act shall iake effect from ~
passage
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

iifciNSATf. ONO, DECEMBER o.
Great Curiosity, and ponde.fH cfeeis Of he Er.
pansoa q Halter By Free-iag.-Tbe attention Of
msny Of our ouuoas and scientific Citizens was
Yesterday very pleasinply arrested. BY su occur
renee az the Iron Foundry of Messrs. Harkness
Voorhees, & Co.. in this city, exhibiting spec-
mca Of the Extraordinary power Of expansion Of
water by freezing.
An immensely large iron Anvil, weighing he
tween three snd f1gr tors and measuring nearly
three feet 10 diameter. had been lef, lying BY the
door Of The fuuscc, exposed % the almosphcre
The sUy Ee= perfectly solid, sI,h tic exception
r.. very smsIl crack or crev.ce iu lhe center Of
one ofthe sides. shout Csc ilcles long sud about
four inches in depth, winch from the rain lad be-
come filled wiih water TIE qusn'iiy Of water
which tie cfegco contained could not have ex.
cee5ei halfa rN. II The course Of the night Of
'be 2Oth instant This water became frozen. (snd.
extraordinary a. IL may appear .ts expansion com
p.etcy severed 90 two parts tie immense mass of
solid ron aud great wlz i's expansive powe.,
that when The separation took place, large log
~ wood which iay % tie % the anvil. was
/ thrown 70 5irtsnre e segsrsl feet
Hrd the cresice been filed with pass der. and the
Pow der gn.ted. The effect would no, have been a
th0ussudth part az great
We doubt not thar ih.s extraordinary fact will
Do noticed gith interest by The scieu,ifr con9us.
throughout tie UateI Sta'es.-Dlig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

The aggregate amounting to ! 1. o57 .es5
The new States. therefore, do not seem to hs''
much 10 complain NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

The frs, sis'ue against drunkenness enacted bv
oor forefs'hers. bears dsfe Nov. fjlh 1886. when
zoe loaiag Lass ass Introduced into Tie Rerised
Statutes II of The Colony Of New Pl,moutA,
by a Committee q ;bo general co1u. consist
.ng n "i5ur ior iie trwn Of Plymouth, two r5r
SCioste sn3 i"o ~ D0sber8u.' together vith
'he CaserHef end Assistants, appointed 70 'peruse
Oh i1e .-ws. order. std constitutions within the
Z7fc'rnen's ita' 90 those ttet we're eth fitting
might boz e-'a5li-lei those time lad made neccs-
sag Erl' Be- rejected sn4 olhers hot we're want
rg might BE- prepared tLsi the next court might
be established -B9rf. Ir8EscrpL
O'nake1a-dI. Tat saeh a. either 6nrke druuke
% fhe.r pefaans o. fsrer aay o. dnnke dra1ke 70
their houses be Inquired iuto amongst other ME
eemeanou sad accordingly P-l.sled Or Gsed Or
h1lh b. The discretion ~ tie bench.
That tie oL,l3rea sna scrysais q sgch ss daeii
rear any Tctut'Hng h9use be not en,eraynsd o.
shsfed bJ The ~ u the fsd house there 10 drisse
and spent taelf time Bot fsny such thing can b.
proved . Be esteemed mislemetDof punishable al
ihs ssie yie'ss.ier sua e be inquired into.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
CARLOS COOLIDGE.

Speaker O. the House
T. y. BRIGGS. Pres3't pro TEN Of tie sensic.
An9fgged $. II. JFNlSON.
November H. 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

DistribhfiOn u Public Lands. Congress has
heretofore made donations Of the public lands fo'
the purposes Of internal improvement and educ,-
: ion n,nr 10 the following 81 htes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
CARLoSC COOLIDGE.


L. X. BRIGGS. Pfsrtt 70 t.a. q 'a- sens.e.
Approved. s. II. ILNlsON.
Soyenbet Il. 1850.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

SENATE. -Tre1erg CrUar. The Senate
proceeded 90 lle further consideration Of The join;
r,.o'a'ian TO resc.a3 tie Treasury order Of Joly.
1896 Er. together al.A tue substitute offered
therefor by NJ Bi,cs.
HOUSE. On motion Of Mr. Adams several g.
uordDeuts were made to tic journal Of Yesterday.
tie purpor, of which was 10 give more dehui'e
description Of tie sandfy petitions presented By han
n relation to tie s5ohlon Of slavery ia the Dis
ifIct Of Columbia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

Nf Davis moved suspension Of The rule, 70 en-.
aLle him TO offer the following resolution
Resolved, That all petitions memorials. resolu.
u"ns propositions, Or papers, relating IN any way
or 70 any extent whatever 10 the subject, Of SIS
very, or the abolition Of slavery shall without be-
ing either printed or referred be laid on tie table
and that No further sciion whatever shall he bad
thereon. Yeas 1902 nays -. mot two-ihrds.)
So the House refused 20 suspend the rule.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

sENATE-Mr Nirbo.a. fr1m tee con- no Va
"a. aaa.rs reported b,.i. for'Le fei-f o. Couao-
dare Lessee Iiaa. sAilA AS read sad ordered to
secer4 ret4ag.
Pr Calhoun offered tie following resolution
al.-H zee srfeed t1 go
h'Hs.ets. lhai ne Secretary ol iLe Troassry BE-
e.reeie- 20 'epsr. no zoe Senate e. etry praci-
es2.e. ne up-nen appropriations o. tla LEI lsy
" Jrp1fry ias'. aas tAs cate Of the sc.s making
taCa appropriation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17
THURsDLY Ian. =.

SENATE-The Char presented a letter from
the Hon. 4. Porter, communicating the fact that
be has resigned his seat IN The United States Sea-
ate.
Mr. Foltnn presented the inst ructiYns Of the le-
gisiaue of Arkansas 10 their Senator'S In Congress
to vote fot the expUnging resolution Of NJ Do"'o".
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-17

The amendment II the Senate to the bin sup
Elementary to the acts regulating the Mint was
then read and concUrfed in. men, ocn. This bill
having now passed both Houses requires only the
signature OF the President 20 become law.]
After various un,mporiani business, the House
proceeded 10 tie rGHs'}~-e'o7 n tLs
EreeuGre Naturalization.
The House resumed the consideration Of the res.
oiulion Of SIR WISE, providing for the appointment,
u a select committee 20 inquire into the admins.
taliou of the ExecIi,e Departments together
with the pending amendment Of Mr d. J. Pierce to
coufne the n'estgsiion to specific charges Of NAL.
administration.
The herald., 1837-03-24

and Christian. The Jewesses, replied, have escaped
the curse which has aghted upon then fathers, hus
bands and sons. Not Jewess was TO be seen among
the crowd of priests and the rabble who nsuted the
Son of Man, scourged him, crowned HIM with thorns,
and subjected him TO the ignomny and agony of the
cross The women OF Judea believed IN the Saviour;
they ovedthey followed him; they assisted him with
their substance they soothed him under Affections.
A woman of Bethany poured on his head the precious
ointment which she kept in vase Of aabaster; the
sinner annolnted his feet with perflmed oil, and
wiped them with her hair Christ, on his part, extend
ed his grace and mercy To the Jewesses; he raised
from the dead the son Of the widow Of Main, and Mar
thas brother, Lazarus; he cured Simon's mother-n-
law and the woman that touched the hem of his gar
ment. To the Samaritan woman he was spring OF
living water, and compassionate Judge 10 the wo-
man taken IN adultery. The daughters ofJerusalem
wcpt over him; the holy women accompanied hum TO
Calvary, brought balm and spices and, weeping,
sought him at the scpulchre. "Woman, why weep
est thou2' His first appearance after resurrection
was to Mary Magdalen He said to her Mary y
At the sound of that voice. Masdalen's eyes were
opened, and she answered, master" The refec-
ton of some very beautiful ray must have rested on
the ceuntenances of the Jewesses.
The herald., 1837-03-24

MAPS.-Tne subs -rber has made arrangements to execute
" all orders IN the Mapping line IN the spe
cimcns may be see their office.
LrrT0GRAPHY-Aliordos LhoSyaphy attended To viii
aud despatch.
variety of Engravsgs hand PLAIN colorea
duccd pnces to dealers. BROWNE a. REDMOND,
10 Eulf.
The herald., 1837-03-24
Father Ahey,s VIII.


e tae since died here, Mr. Ab5eys in very advanced
had for great number years served the Co &c
bed ma ker and sweeper. Having child, his wife nhe
whole estate, which bequeathed her by his last will
stasaeHt as follows, viz.
To my dear wife, my joy and life,
freely now do give her
My whole estate wi h all nay plate,
Being just about TO leave her
NY tub ef soap, long cart iope,
frying paa ard setl le,
An ashen pail, tire hing Hal,
An iron wedge aaa beetle.
Two painted chars nine warden piais,
A large old drrpina platter,
The bed Of hay which Ilay,
An old sauce pan for butter
A litti2 mug, a two quart Jug,
Abatte full Of brandy,
locking glass To sec y.urface,
You'll fad it very handy
A musket true as ever w,
pound Of shot and wallet,
A eathers ash, my cali'asn'
My powder horn and bullet.
Aaoli sword blade, a gardea spade
Ahle, rake, ladder,
A wooden can, close stool pan,
A cluster pipe and bladder.
A greasy hat, my cid ram cat,
A yard and half of linen,
pot of grease, woolIen fleece
In order for your spinning.
A small tooth comb, ashen broom,
A canlesck and hatchet,
A cove, lid strp'd down with red,
Alag ofrags topatchit
ragged mat, tub OF tat
A book put out by Bunyan,
Another book by Robin Rook,
skene two of spunyarn.
Anold Black muff, some garden stuff
a .antty Of burragc,
Some dev Is weed and burdock seed,
TO season well your porridge
A chafins dish, With one salt FISH,
II am not mistaken,
leg Of pork, broken fork,
And half a fitch ofbacon
A spinning wheel, cne peck Of meal,
knife without a handle,
A rusty lamp, two quarts of samp,
And half talow candle
My pouch and pipes, two oxen tripss,
An oaken dish well carved,
My little dog, and spotted hog,
With two young pigs Just starved.
This is my store, ] have no more,
IheaItily do give it
My years are run, my days are done,
And 80 think u leave it.
The herald., 1837-03-24

JEwEss.-Fontance asked me one day why the
women OF the jewish race so much handsomcr
than the men. gave him reason at once poetica