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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

- r-2<D - FOR rYSrERPO IN .srYuNT
AND SAG HARBOR- -Pas,rngers Inr ~
.sscssssts-. above places can leave New York every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings O'clock in the
Hartford steamboat CLEOPATRA, rom Peck Slip, f. H.
proceed to Lyme, where the and elegant steamboat
1LFIoN VIII be ia immediate attendance convey pas-
sehgers 10 OJserpond Point abor arriving tho
latter place at O'Clock w. day returning the al
urHaf hnys Fare through 81. au5-U
. $~,~. - CAMP MEETING A Camp Meet.
e Tag win take place a Hampstead Hnrbor on
MassHss5EI1~sr1rrx.- Mooda .. August 1!h. 1887
The steamboat BERGEN N, , ave ~, w a zoo, Q,
Canal street, Tuesday 9Th ~, ~ Nc ~ ~
Market half past of Delar " ~ =, ~. Lave
Hampstead Harbor r. W. every afternoon Il. Is ,n9,as
Fare 81 cents each way. 1o-IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

We ssnone The auuser ~Ao hslieve that ~ ln
c-cssr eflsrts 10 t.,h eFss woud sfad f,ef. To nal
tpf them wesld ~ hks sana,aiaertnr opun -
hese ssns had sser wasted nd NJ. health de.sof
cd BY tie hsasA Of he drug III might m,tgste pAa,
es u w0sld ss'er fesssru Ind h,sth We se s,es-
The dcsss seated Apd all tuH ia astHrt ard
shea the ka. psstcc he psia ~ f~gsn be sssngh
add 'gei 10 oct Ssrfged ~nh qsSet nos'fums Az
that h. sose sassl, msks hm sstshi.
P-sbl, To -aea and profit IA ihe s',t oF,en, Of
,Alosoencc aud 10 guard against feapse
And wbsi are tie i~ss~a, ~h'oh the times teach u,
Ahsi The eaa. It rrstnfng soasd health sud 'sot a. the
bods polite We viii onafacraie winch Ell wtths
tho pafticu.4f lfo,ipc, Of oar Journal
Add - ih. bret place aud a. Of The ftst import
~ ausf tns Airs and sptci6iv paifUnst aertcHi,srs
~ .eis at pfsctcsi aud scientific antuciion and by
eunsry iuni'csth. II ua, he rendered Productive
iusting and hnaofcd Ne ~cd tbe bsHds
to labor snd the lead 10 knoW ledge Those wh" have f
ssen rural sbpfs sud booh dnppsniod their uioPan
dcsms Of riches AID happness shaod rctain tie be-
rsty Of the ~ 500. orpvtuc pafeat fhe, Will
be kady rcces-d, sod simply rcmonersted resua,ng
ibef former hu,ss Thus We ma, TO the toants tic
mil,oas which last sout abroad Tor which
stli debt Vg foreign bread stus and brng down tie
price Of provisions 20 fam medium standard
Us Bspf protect MdnVdciptr, Alt,ough they
have ~ some cases acted un~sey, aud boaly towards
the farmer and have the penitule ui temporary power
forgot night si t ite, to te sufficiently chas enod
By ptess at cd 1hcif wcllbCing edsnttd with
tie prosperity and Independence Of the They WORK
much OF the cotton Of the south thc wool Of tho north
and r sutplus provisions VI all the states Icy
transform the our the neoessares
Of civilized c.-1fey make Up bulk of our dOtnost
essas sud & e s r. 10 ps., !" are s"
brethren possess with common interest tie welfare
Of country, aud fall with them. And
inclined think that resolutions Of public meetings of
citizens TO preference to every reasonable rsept
10 domestic over foreign fsbtcS would I've alike prndon
aud pstntc MANY m,ons Of dollars have been embarked
these branches Of labor, which must be lost to
II our manufacturers suffered to downto moth
&c the abec dependence their loss will bring under
upon foreign nations for many Of the absolute Of
| life.
We uua lire more ,oii.in our means. and upon oty
and become examples Of prudence and economy 10
our less opuleni neghbors This remark particularly IN
ended for cities aud villages Example the higher
o:defs Is contagious, be 1t good evil and those who
squander with prncey eKravaeaoce nict the dite cv
upon community. They mistake alike their own true dig
MY aud happiness the spirit of institutions and the in
teress o the county Our expenses OF living have ~ lac
many instances been quaduped durng the last thirty year
for the and comforts, but for the iu
tiles and baneful luxarios OF life
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Mr. BiNSgr. distinguished Wing Representa-
tive from the city Of Philadelphia, thus spoke IN
Congress in January, 1884:
"Sir the project of the Secretary of the Treasu.
ry astonlshes met has astonlshcd The country.
II is here that find pregnant source oil the
present sgony-it Is IN the clearly ayowed design
10 bring. second time, upon the land the curse OF
an unregulated, uncontrolled STATE 6ank paper cur
reney. We are again to the drama, which al
ready, in the course Of the present century, has
passed before US, and closed in ruin. Ii the pro-
Ject be successful, We are again 10 Zee the paper
missiles shooting IN every direction through the
counlry---a de abgemcut of all val es--a depreci-
ated circuIatinn-a suspension OF specie payments
then a further extension of The same detcstabe
paper--a still greater depreciation, with failures oi
traders and failures of banks IL it's train-to arrive
At last at the same point from which We departed
in 1917. Snier~me to recall to the recollection OF
the House few more OF the stirling events oi
that day. The first Bank OF the Uhled States
CT pired in March, 1911. Between tile lot u! Jan
uary, Isl l, and the close OF the year 1914, more
than one hundred new banks were established, Ia
supply this more uniform and better currency. Fur
len millions of capital, called were Invested IN
these. In The place Of five and half Eallhons a.
bout the amount ot cITcuaton IN notes Of hat bank
Withdrawn, twenty two millions were pushed out.
Then came a suspension oi specie psymcnis,n Au
gust and September, 1914. IA an Immediate
consequence of this suspension. the circulation oi
the country. IN the Course of fifteen months IN
creased fifty per cent, or from forty five 10 sixty
ei ght millions Of dollars aud the fruit of this
more uniform currency was the failure Of innunera-
bic traders mechanics, and even farmers Of one
hundred and six'y-h banks, with cap'Gs amount
lng 10 thirty n.llops Of dollars ; and Ioss to
lie United States alone. IN the negotiation Of hes
loans and in the rccoi.t Of ba nkrupt paper to AZ
amount exceeding four millions OF dollars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Nes Haven mec,,eg sud Mr. Joseph Barber. who
I-c3ic'snsd sbe important du;ies Of Secretary, ~
cure d the men they support staioss p,,fosiioa.
a angic error ~ pslriuts who had tor years PFC.
'iously conducted with exemplary uniformity 10 all
the etouked ways Of jseksoo- Van Bufentsn, with
oS, d,uaiinga harfs brcsd,h towards a better
path. has proved fsIsl-tbey are denounced as de
settets. traitors, sPosia,es aud what not and
have siuncd past all forgiveness. 1t scty buu.
usie lot Messfs. Darling sud Barber that they
hs,s not themselves been ifled by the rule
lof II hey had bccn the, mus, have pleaded guil.
~ md appealed 10 his Eseoueuey cor pardon ia
stead of r,io
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
The two Noted Conventions.

Tic paieai aes ,crais have held .ft~o woudcrls state
Conventions Moap.ler snd have each made sicat do
plays psge, q Nhi hoy did but ~he,hst aay great
'uis'sn. revelations will te,sh thoren be-
4iae,ssd. Tbs Psfk and beaas marie, msla ,aSc beea
effected ~ lbe copoiO. ADD there might have beta
tght improvement Iks cider and ~bskfy trade. but
freed Walton sss. tie provision mAriei, generally
not apsi.fialiy affected NC wonder at that.
The a ofth.se democratic display, Zoo tho ela uinol
sssod to ia lad is sad 'leos the biggest
hJmbus OF the That Gen Flint and corporal N,ddy
nttoi on, generated Gcn kellogg s"d lac recruiting SET
geass Of The Vernon, Argus Ho~eYcr The difference
suppose only the disparity numbers There prob
ahly much odds tho Of glory Astounding
mighty mepai iseIee, and nothing boas, Of between
tkc ter ,up.r,or, the e,puar,ng
hut Ne haze Ia add astt bs convention OF tie sls was
ogauiaed by the appointment Of Warren Ellis. Chairman
aud AlonIo Pierce Secretary br Batisr had long string
" resolutions hand suppose which lie introduced
and which adapted, and be hoped the promuga
OF them will not be tie Of dti wing great
Flint Batecu, fellows into the Wing ranks. for We
don like sue. recruits very we'll We have only to note,
tia, Minu fhnt appointed chairman of the Van Blu
H. committee, for tie year ensuing and he will doubt
less kies quite rumpu' and row. and Probaby make
| another dispiz, ofofator,.
The second convention held the 28th. organized
by tie appointment Of Gen John Kellogg tof letter writer
mcmofyl President, Col Wm. Il. Sumner Vice President
J. ". D.Parker, and W. Drury, Secretar,es Gen X
taking the chair, among other smart things. rccommcn
ded the adoption Of such the wisdom OF the
yeulon might devise for restoring Vermont her pr
tive republican standing" Wonderful! When did th,
'primstse republican standing exist Was il when Gov
Chnenden refused to call out the militia, in the last
march to Plasbura to defend the country against invasion
just before sharp contest took place fora ds,H
gused post in the House OF Representatives OF this State
few years since We only ask for information, General
/ Furthermore the convention abiding to, We
~ wisely abated little in spunk with regard to "tho li
knot Of restless individuals at Montpelier who seemed
have taken Martin Flint their Gle leader and conclude,
dwell together in unity" They the whole PLAYED
second fiddle" to the Flin.es and all go Stat
Tckct-Bradiey for Governor Peaibons for Lieut. Gov
and Cifres for the purse holder.
Thus endeth these two farces.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Mrianoholy Occurrence. -Four children between
the ages OF and Is. were drowned IN a pond al
Hswley. q MILL s OF mile. this side of Bingham
ton, ON Sunday last. The. circumstances, 50 far
IS We have been able TO learn them, are briefly
ihesc "A son aud daughter OF Mr.. NC Nelly
sod son and daughter Of Mr.. Locke. with a young
man Of The neigA5oshood were psdjlrg out on the
poua. ona slsb fsh or Aoa', loosely put together,
rhleh sepsr,ed anl sunk So as to let them into
ihs water. The young man sher yaioly endesvor-
.ng 10 cave soms Of the eh,ldren barely escaped 10
Inc ssore, ADD Tie whole four sank 10 ~atery
grave. from which heir bodies could ~, be raised
Iili their spirits bad returned to Him who gu'e
IbeIn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Money Market--.City News.

NEw YORK, June 90,
No goods selling credit either out OF the city
The mill for making completely stopped II there
to negotiate distant paper, 1t would relieve
the merchants but at present banks touch nothing oh
ccpt be in Virginia and few other places The Var
gina tanks creditor banks million Of dollars while
the Philadelphia banks than that sum. The
that dra oh the latter city cannot be col
ected all unless at discount OF full one per cent.
large amount OF specie went 10 LONDON yesterday
Specie arriving here from all sections oi our county aud
is leaving principally Tor Europe aud Canada.
The individual depostes the Boston banks haze beer
increased 81 600 since the suspension Of specie pay
ments.
Al Philadelphia learn from Bcknelps Reporter o
yesterday very little change took place the money mar
kst during the past week Money" says the Reporter
may be obtaned at siI cent good security but
heretofore observed this security found with great DIN
Guilty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

.>ora -iIeHFt-sAd Fatal ResSh. a man IA
Boston. last ssss. attempted to perform the novel
feat Of jumping into the nrer with q stone i'ed =
sos' he peck weighing i=eniy Eve pounds. ~ih
iAs sn,sn,ica ofdress.ng tla'slf az female, snd
lhen msiias his appearance above wsier.-Ahsr
bsvag d'ssPPe.rsd for some tame, the spectators
became alarmed and commenced a search. ~hea be
sss fosnd hisiess. one Of his arms ~ss found
thrust thro0gh The sleeve q . womar's goSr, aud
the resi " the garment ~ss enlsngled around the
rePs. ]: 10 Supposed ikag ia endeasonng to Olsen
gee u. orio fire himself from al these NOUN
taness, Nc sseaDs sThtsssd, Lad PsfsAss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Shocking .loeideHi On Tuesday nigh, last, q
youag tasn named Edwin Cooper, al inmate Of The
house Of Mr.. s. Newion. Of Woodbridge on eni-
ering the tenement. aud passins f,om one. room to
aaoihes, stepped between the ivsts where the hoor
had been taken up tor the purpose Of repair snd IN
IA. tall ~as caught the side by large beef heos
IN the oeliag below, where he remained suspended
un,il relief vas obtained, The iron pierced l:s
lsng. las king lne'non 10 his body 10 inches IN
leasih. IN which sgonizing position he ~ss alone
,nd IN The DARK, He It'll sUrvssl and se are infor
@se the'e are some hopes Of his reeo'sv.-.Neir
Harea Herald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Suicide aud Death. Mrs Shepherd Nitc Of Mr..
Morris Shepherd oil Wells Bradford CO. Pa
On the lfih INST. committed suicide by hanging
herself, IN u iii OF defaugcmenl, wnb her apron
sh,ch she tied 10 sapling. The Infringement is
supposed to have onsina'ed HON anxiety for. and
too close attendance Up'n Der husband, 10 wac
dangerously III With bilious fever. Her husband
died on lie Sanday following, VIZ: The ls;h INST.
They have left .hree small children though by no
means dest.tulc. - .ard hfpubiiean.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
CLARENDON HOUSE.

XnHE subscriber has opened this recently erected
Boarding House nj the Clarendon Springs, aud 70
prepared for the reception Of company. Tho ttsase
well furnished IN every department, and no sxsrions
will be wanting To reader pleasant aud agreeable re-
sort TO those VISIT the Springs. The House bsin;
large and commo,ious well adapted Tor the
daton Of individuals, and fsmes--te valet udnArIaI,
and parties Of pleasure. The w"nis Of al. who ali up'n
him shall he con,ued aud by strict ard Kind attention,
he hopes 10 receive sni merit the Paoaaseui the pub
lc
THOMAS McLAUCHLiN.
Clarendon Spr,nys June r. is.,7 "a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

THE sAxKET. Very little variation either in the grain,
money market last. Flour il is said is
growing New York and the demand great but
material variation prices No call for Wool yet. but
think there must be Meats YET high.
Good fourn this village sells for $40 80 barrel Corn
and Rye, from IS to 50 per bushel Oats fom SO to
6sl.2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

CRors. The season began with dreadful gfoan-
ngs abou: the miserable appearance OF the wheat
and other crops, IN dlefen, parts of the country.
We did not publish many Of .hcse hypochOnduac
dtges ~ Anticipation Vi future sulerngs, because
We did not believe 10 their truth. Every year o.
pens with the same SERGE, h. owl notes. and almost
every year cUsts with fair cfops,-iull barns aud
cellars. Last year was an exception IN regard TO
small grains. Tins year may be, but We have Of
ten been told IN younger days, that may bees
did not fly IN .Iurch," and were determined
to keep cheerful heart until The day o. evil octu
ally lmpend,d over Us. From present accounts,
1t d Opears that the croBkers couldn't ftghen the
whest, or the other crops. out OF Their propensity
to grow aud become the food VI man and beast 10
| nearly all The great grain growing regions OF our
Country We learn that the present appearances are
very favorable for full harves. Though the ear
! ly spring was inauspcious ye; the weather for q
few weeks past has given such energy to vcgeta-
| ton as is scdom witnessed, and WHICH Will, II the
| season continues favorable, Leave but !ew empty
cribs next winter, unless they be those vi the slug
gard and he must muve''tu the west where things
grow spontaneously aud dance into the mouth
without beng carried there by the hand, giving, "
addition 10 tbs. kild of pl,asuablc gaivau'c &C.
lion to The Iuws, which performs all the work o
maslication. and leaves the lazy animal IN the iul
| enjoyment vi voluptuous ldleness. II there are a
n, dtonrs IN the New England hive, that's tn
place for them Tor men Cau't live here wiihou
WORK, they vino work ~ili--"hous perr0hs'
| they don /. - Franklin .Ncrcuy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Commissioners, Notice.

%EEfE the subscrib.rs being appointed 10y the Hon
wv Probate Court ior the district Of Rutland sot,-
nssoners to receive. sxauue nBl ad lusi al claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
H.4fT CH,11 IERION,
late Of Rutland IN ,siJ district, doeeasei senied
olvent and also all oai ns and demand, exhibited IN
Offset the re,o aud months from the 9Th day OF ine
last, beng allow ed by said court lot tina, purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that we Will attend to
the bushes, Of said appointGcn at Wait Chatter
tons ~ Rutland the first Monday, II September
AMI December next, from O'Clock uutii o'clock r. NJ
each Of sand DAYS.
i ptsifl lk KELLEY oe..@...on,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Hy the sunday Nail.
Webster Msr,ns in Ncw.York.

The Wings hcid sgtea, mootng IA the CITY Of New fett
"Wednesday last 10 r,prcs Their views in relation TO the
Pre- ,dental candidate TIE result highly nsttsf
nr and the concoots. immense aud ever,
ed decisive aud loud Tot DsSitL wrnsrKR. The Joatns
oi Conmo ssys the spft of the meeting through
out, OF the very bc.t Description warm aud glowing ea-
thusa prevailed aud ever, seemed To feel that he
engaged great and good the cause OF his
rou
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Fourth Of July.

This being sacred and important day in National
History and which falls upon publishing day ths year,
paper Monday the third that hands in the
Office may have opportunity to participate in the recrea
tiops Of the day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Straw DOnnets.

DURT & MASON will receive this week J.
ID FARWELL & SONS Common double se,t
Seythes a ueS nod fnoeh improved article. They
sfe without doubt the beet sci The ever offered Tor
sale 10 the State.
Also. Rskss Lams' MS GERMAN seytbs snsIh'
Ru,iand. Jaly q. 1887 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Fire al Bufh. A ire occurred at Bath S,eubcn
Co. N. y. few days since, which destroyed the
entire range OF buildings between MIR. llempstcads
Jcwelry shop and the Red School House. The
buildings destroyed were as follows -
The banding IN whici the fire originated, own
ed by john Il. Grauseyo,ri, aud occupied above by
Charles Adams, as the Constitutional Pointing OF
fec, below by Miss Norton, MilIiner. aud John Nc
Gala, Halter the FIankln House, owned by Pc
res Gilmore aud occupied by Thomas MctcaIte, as
a Hotel, and basement by 4. Buwen d Grocery
the house aud sloIe owned and occupied by u.
Wilkes the Grocery store owned anu occupied by
George Norton aud the office o Dr. W atden.-
LJOs, s6 900 to 1000.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

4 democratic meeting held at New Haven AT
Wecs, ruug the des,h kneii Of Go,enor Edward
and Lieut.. Go,crnor Sioddard ior their eoHduo,
at the late se.sion Of he General Assembly, rcla-
u,e to certain bsnks vhich u VAS intended Should
have been destroyed QUO Of ~h,eh Vas saved BY
the Executive veto, aud the OF her by the casting
vote Of the Lieut.. Go,eTnor ~ the Seusie. These
tao distinguished O9ieefs. notaiIhsisndlns thar
long tired sad thorough devotion 10 The parry. are
nom doomed 10 destruction, Tor = single lfaa,gfes.
son 10 Gaze n which they tashy dared ~ differ
AIih Alr Senator S.es aud Deacon Pinrey. A.
tie Governor has The sole abd exclusive neut Vi
having introduced Senator Niles into has preseul
Office saJ due gisen hin an opportunity display
he extraordinary talents, ~h'eh be might other
xise never have snjoyee, II s rather sngrstefn! u
the Senator thus to kieE iioa, under himself the
ladder By Nbieh 5e fose 70 fTosistss. Boi. If
seems. Mr. Noyes DIAas, sbo PiesideS a. ne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

Mr., jteJs!er's Speeoh. Tins speech Of AIR. Wen
ster should be read by aL.-Fof he has uUq
ably one oi the most gigantic aud expansive INTEL
lccts uf the age. We moreover view Mr.. Webs
ser as one OF tic honest politicians vf the day
We believe lbs views vi th,ngs 10 be purely nation
ai-for The benefit of no part bot of the whole
:oontry. And however We may differ with him On
some subjects, We cannot withhold from HIM the
ward due him iof has greatness and Incorruptble
huDesly. We last week gave the opening part OF
his speech, winch must have been acceptable 10
readers. We, today continue liS tTeause # two
most Ipportsnl subleels-the Publlc LanJr. and he
annexation OF Texas ~ the United States both OF
which, although sone may differ from the policy
pursued, are heated N the language VI Patriotism.
These political views Of Or. Webster cannot fail
10 exait nan the estimation VI Lis patriotic
country meb.-- .uemphs, (7eaH.) L"qlaro.
Mr. Webster lie g'eat aud homes. man ; he DIS
unguished Defender VI hls cOuLlTy's Constitution.
lie 10 an honor 10 lac naive country snJ 10 the in
le.lcct OF ANY age. Ia ,Ao character VI DANIEL
" EBsIER every Amer Itan should leel pride
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
TO ALL PARTIES.

We commend the suboned article from the Cutyator to
the special attention Of readers furnishes candid
view which have brought the country into
present dilemma and contains many good suggestions how
ourselves under the searching operations oil
Al LINES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TuEspAy EVENING. July Z. 1887.
Trrrrarrr Notirc.

The annual n.ciias of the Last Rutland Tem-
p-rance society win be holden at ths SoartII
on Tscsaa, tho 9TH inst. nj O'clock r. VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
IlIi.I,,

10 this ,isso Tbsrsday asi. Cha rloite daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs Nancy Sherman Of osde nsbugh, sged Dne
InoLtls
Ia iIennneton. sd insi Solomon SaaOfd Esqy re'ols'
iion4fy' SOLDIER. %.
Ia Nahcbesler sth nat ZeLedoe Good~in, re'oSiiona
~ soldier o..
Ia Posnal 3lst NAV Biss Rh.~ia Arnold aged 4.
H. Mos peher i9h CAPT. EpATam Randall aged 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
BnIcnros MARnET-Monday, June &c.

BRIGHTON MARRET--MOnday,J June &c.
A, Marse, go Gesf cAii!e - Co.'s and Calves, 30
Shesp and Lambs nod - swine.
.at 10 Beef Cate snsyd, soas " "heA are Of the
frsf quality
PKIcLs -B60 Cataf. 10 eohsequote. OF sLe efgs neH
Ter AZ Aafkei, cORsdeTalr reduction be ueea ssv 'ea
t..lnce out quotations lea Eatrs Hay have
al . tuhs sbIsc oaf q9h ations, VIC quote ut.l
~ 81 Is = seoot5 qe-iiy = ] % ihhd
qssfny o0s 81 %.
Coo. and Caira. Dau ane bumi'sf aRsOd. We DO
iced .sles a 20 -. - Sc, -, sns SO
Sb,,p and LAgsts one lot mostly isinbs sod ie'
eI ri Iots one hGb old, tsssn a. ~, -, IT.
sCs 75 aza $500. A ie~ 90 sss.P ~ aud 81 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
A good Chance for Specula.
lion in Vermont.

TRHE subscriber ofeu for sale 10 Mealoo. ABOUT
three hunlrtd Ecfas VI good timi.rsI mnd. all vs@
ry level fvosbIe isnd f coiiivstdo when eleAredeov
cred chiefly with Spruce and hem l.sk. with two god
water privileges for Saw Mills u, laying about
lounh q: a mile from the Rutland and sioekbridgs
Turnpike, about 4 Ia miles from the Count Houss
Kuiapd.npi the County Road recently laid out.
Ai.o--s good Water Privilege iofa raw Mil lying
the Rutland and wooitoek Turaias road aud about
m'lcs from Rutland 10 the vicinity 10 plenty VI TIM
Der for saving.
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