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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
Esrandrctll's Pills.
"Thc true riches of Life IRE Health

WYE know that health and ability to labor the wealth
w of the great of the people IA this AS IN most 9th
countries 10 preserve Therefore, that health 10y natu.
raj means grand moral and political scheme, to fulfil
which requires utmost attention.
The Unprecedented success which has resulted from Bran
dreihs Pills during perod olupwards oieghty years
the aud extraordinary cure. which ilcy have
performed upon hundreds OF individuals whom they have
cued from almost inevitable death, amer hoy had been
pronounced ncurabe by the eminent OF the incultN
JUSTIFY Dr Bamdreth the proprietor 81 this universal med
in warmly and c0nscIetpusy recommending la the
special notice OF the public
DR. Brandrch wishes mankind consider this truth that
health depends the state OF purify III winch The blood rs
kept, every part Of the body beng suptd DAILY "h new
blood FROM the food consumed, consequently according to
the purcness of that blood must the state of the body be
less healthy 10 obtain ihcieurc .he most direct
purifier Of the blood question Of no little importance to
That Brandreths Pills arc the direct purifiers phe
blood, iheIe will be doubt when 1t known that they
have gained their present very sale by their
Intrinsic merit proved BY the which they
have accomplished in every variety OF disease
The peculiar action OF these pills most surprising their
Operations being less powerful, according To the
2urenrss Of the circulating fluid On person lair
of health who sony costve or slightly bl'ons they will
he scarcely felt the contrary G tho complaint be chronic
aud the constitution be much deransol the effect generally
first is powerful, until the system be freed Of some
Of ats most yiiiaed and turpd humors This accomplish
ed, doses sufficient two three excavations
daily will the disease and tic consutun will
be restored to state of health aud renewed yror
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom ihey have cured o consumption, nauenzl colds
digestion dy pepsa, headache, asthma, govt, rLeumn
nervous Diseases liver complaint pleursy. Depression OF
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qunsy, ehoho cholera mobus, gravel worms, dsen'ary
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heum white dwellings, cahCcIs tumors swelled feet and
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/ Sc Sc
Such the reputation. and grea, the donand for the
Genuine "BraudIehs Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article is made adreiisd and sold genuine
and individuals who ell the eoun,erfei, pills have
advertised hensfcts as nY agents, aud have i"nnd pe
cessary preserve the reputation Of pills and save the
public from imposition TO furnish every agent with oeh
/ cate, which IL as follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The Crops. Gentlemen who have passed ,hro
this State. IN. w Pennsyl'anla, Ohio and Illinois
all agree in eaying That the prospects OF the crops
are very fine. Nothing Is wanting bot sunshine
to fipen and cure them. Great quantities of pliu.
Toes have boon planted, and look finely. Corn Is
SINAI but looks green aud heallhy.-JoW. Of Com
iacrce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
Good Polio, bat had Economy.

Tie Van Buren steam cot 81 the late legislature OF
Coauo.,eg, that zee constituted large item the ball OF
eaH,nysni esp~a.es-three -four hsndi ell poOpd,
sad hsune t~.n eoasged THIS all along duiiHg The
g,onlh Of Jpne slss s,sJ BODY ,Aoaim.Hs how
cold Il IL g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
The two skeleton Conventions.

Tic Vermont Aafgus, fpeaking ofthe FIRST democratic
eoavenor, says 1T composed Of tie boac aud snew
Of he democratic party "a ih,s state. = We
.sPps.. thea that tho aeosd consisted Of the muscle and
o,n.s-saa hence they both constituted complete ,teis
lOs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
" d r &c n .

(flAMr nto the enclosure Of the suhscrlber tho lat
" lost bay horse with white hind feet supposed To-
be four or five year, old. The owner is requested tn
prove proper,, pay charge, aud take him away.
II. I, & L. o. LILLE.
Dandy, July Q, 1897. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
" d TIC Il.

CfaANE into the enclosure 81 tho suh'crb.f, IN Thu
~ mouth, the ?5th day 81 June 1887, small sized
black MARE. about fourteen hands high with star IN
the al and switch tail. Therefore, the owner
requested Ia call prove property pay charges and TAX"
her away Immediately.
srErHEN BARRETT.
Tinmou;i. July 8, 1887 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

roll ofcouuterc IS balls, amounting to Sls5. on TIC
follow Br hanks was found this motning 3t tbs
Gshug there The public w be their guard agans tie
balls OF these denominations. The hank, Amherst
Bank Mas Ontario Bank al Utica .snr,nburph Rsnk
kehduskesg Bank. Bangor-Lscestef, Bank Mass.-Bank
Of Utica and the Bink u lthica Aetoark d. idrossr,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Dsaih u Athanid liaeoH. TIE venerable and siru-
ost Nathaniel Macon II North Carolina, - more The
Msfsnton Reporter VI Saturday asi contains the following
az no isti0u 81 his decease-
"Iis with .eeiug Of deep regret have sHpouRcc
the death Of The Hoo Naihslel Macon departed the
ls al hs fesdepce "a eogH Tuesday 'orang lat,
tbs .Ah VI Juns ia lhe 90 year q b. sse"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
HEMAN SWIFT,
NATHAN BURTON.
The Whig state Convention,

I.,o te hoLlea at Montpelier tomorrow. We hope II
~ili 10 we'll offended
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The "Frpsumeni" - ht Wsa. The ~ Losis Aspsb-
caH Of the -is dit that Vie safrssof Of tie fss'e
aHds that df.c''AAs oeeiised e,lag sHy De~ coz
suneyLg AID that be las 10 monty on hane 10
gold, silssr, Hesss, 70 psy o' -osk ai4eae. eoSe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
pHIS"
Security against Couatecfiis.

Security osoinsi CoDAfccGiis.
The within named Ieue & Psmaleo, Of Middlelown,
Conn my appointed General Agents for The State Of
Vermont Conpeccutt. esoept Fairfield eouuiyl iiampdea
IIatpp,hirc and Franklin Counties Mass cheshire aud
Sullivan Coun,ios, \ liampAhio
Ia The UHitd States II .imrri'd
And ,hs letter which signed by ae y. BnhNDREril
ia ny hand writing. must also be sguod by the within
principal papers ,he Uned States. bis caution has
become ABSOLUTELY necessary guard the public agahst the
numerous couutees which Out al Tie above popular
medic iue . go, 80. . .
New York, February %, 1881
cept Windsor Ntdhau Rutland and Bloomington covBues
and hosed Ia appoint and supply agents IA the state
FLBKE q FARMALLE.
BEWARE or oCNTERFEITSlf.
All p,ls psfponing o. Je pr gfsndfcbs aud sold H.
potsons riiipui eeri'icst, 10 s5oie se C0aats1th
Tie C,ls,ring a.e Feroc g. ParH,oices .ic,ais :
Gco. r. Walton, General .4god.
Jackson X kc'chan. B-oadoe.
Henry Siu,onds PHJord.
A. Allen FoiraostH.
Boynion Z Ausiin, OfireH,
Mf Hurton HUbbortOa
T. Akrn B,Efoa,
A. r. Nbne. t0sf4eioh,
STANLEY l.eiEngseli I. 90. Net Psp.iaty.
A. Bliss Easi PoUhaey.
Menu CisIk. M,ddl'f0ieA.
u. Clsrk. PaTlsH
Thonss M'Dsuiels. Danby
y. W. s.~yef, IiamOsfL.
ID. II. sAbin. UaitHgfs'd
G. b. Hsll, Clarcsdoa.
Wa. Fey, Ccocrsl Asepl isi ihe c9ss'ies VI
RrilaHd AMI BeHHiHgi0". 81!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Chsrokss AGairs The Athens tfenn) Journal OF the
llsl u annuunces tie arrival Of Gen Wool al iha, place
from VALLEY f,eT aud h authority that the Ia.
daus that quarter Pesoestle bot stow dsppsion
smsfsie He opinion tie CONTRARY that tAey VIII
not tie county until removed By military force.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

4 I,rrLg "0LoR," ron Tng WIGS OF tie Key.
State getting IN Tune at last,
A closely contested election between The Wings
aud Van Burenitcs in the 81 Congressional district
PENN TOOK place recently, which 'esui'ed IN the
election of Mr Nsylor, the Wing candidate by a
arge msjori,y. In 1884, the Jackson majority II
this District, was l.l3i in 1886 v b. mem
Der Of Congress NOV deadl was elected; 1887
tells an entire different s,oy.-Mr lngorsol, v. b
Is rcpresenied as being pei IN the party, ah ultra
Hom5uggcr and one Of the biggest # The lttle
3egluns.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

iss Nissrfs SIsuhs - Ne. iorI. IA 49,. la
y v Asas'esr ss,s- ~ss ali thai esse es sir<sle&r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The lion Willie p Aangs@, "a North c4raiDs, bss Dc
cBsa heiss candidate fos COszfess, of ~hicb he Lad
essa Nominated ~ PsSlsc Hesashs a Tia sassns Of h's
daalrlct - hef Iai6A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Iaial Careisssno While four boys were 6rss tnali
cannon a lea DAYS tic siciniy ol Cincnsail, .
spart the pJsoef ga ne hsi ufoue 81 them
whereby tLe Nbse ngmbe acre usngefUusly uoEBoed bnc
them lied from his ~ouns and tAer cannot aurlte
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

n DDlSON BUCK, has lot of SOLE LEiTBER
~ Tor salu--Also, Farewell Cos P"tsnt ,eu
scyuurs-Lansons Patent sSATBs and tntlers IA
tcut steel FORKS.
rtsf,rd, Juy |, 1887. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

sNU. u. L. MoMGEN beg leave to inloroi
- the inhabitants Of Kuani sud vicinity, that lac
has opened office IA upper ronna III Mossts DAN
IIis n BrlLs STORE, where he wall he ever ready
to attend 10 professional business.
Ell. MoNGER,
Rutland July TO- 1887. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

sENhroAs rnB ErTLaNp coUNrt,
ROBERT riERroINT.
THOMAS u. HAMMOND.
ZlMRl HOWE.
ron wiNDHAs eoUNrr.
plIlNEuAS WHITE.
w X. RANNEf,
JOHN PHELPS.
~A,@cetoS ,otNTt.
HENRY 4. JAMES.
JOSHUA 1IlNlNG.
riSnsos coUSrr.
JULIUS CONVERSE.
FRANCIS l.. PHELPS,
WILLIAM STEELE.
ABEL gibson.
onANeR COUNTY.
WILLIAM HEBARD,
A. b. W. TENNEY,
THOMAS kEYES.
CALEDONIA CoUNTY.
CHARLES DAVIS.
SlLAS HOUGnTOS.
BBNNiNGToN COUNTY.
HEMAN SWIFT,
NATHAN BURTON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

CALEDONIA CoUNTY.
CHARLES DAVIS.
SlLAS IiOUGnTOS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

WILLIAM HEBARD,
A. d. ". TENNEY,
THOMAS kEYES.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

AZ Malta the number of cases ,ro,,
yin Of June to the Sd OF july. WAS Inet 'n nc
which SOB died, aud 223 renamed 49,, ~.
o treatment ,, en- The number of cases declared
had w;,hd. q, 'uy was iio. Many fsmiiies
themselves up in their country houses.
nmonS tue deaths announced at Palermo
IS mat OF MIR. Gardner, United States consul
Of Ian;os ,ha me Sicilian physicians. instead
n. laoi"s ,he disease, betook themselves 10
Hight, There had been no rising Of The ~, 20
pu'aGe' as reported but the houses of the r;ry
who had lett the city, were in man ' . .,on,
pl'sged. The mortality was by no m na.es
o.h;,;, 70 me lower classes, many of ,he
nobility and rich merchants having rer;sbet
This disease was also prevailing exien.
s'seiy IN various parts of the East-in the
ports OF the Red Sea, in Syria, and other ,,ao
S sm In Damascus the deaths were ior,y or
10y 10y pc, mem. Sanaiory regulations had
been adopted at Suez and other Egy,,;,,,
ports. P'ian
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
THE WEST INDIA GAZE :,

The WEST INDIA CALEB, yu,
ne seen by the following letter co,;sd r.
The New York Star, that the gale which ,ls-
wasted 81. Thomas at the beginning of the
present month has been felt with equal yie-
fence at 81. Barts. There - too much ,o.
son 10 lear that Other Islands have also ,,.s,,
sufferers by the hurricane.
ST.. Bartholomew, Aur 1897
MY dear Sirs-We are herein m. -, ,d:,
Oh distress and devastation. On The H. -
iore yesterday, the Cd, was experienced ,n.
" 'he most severe storms ever known in ,b;s
hnn' our Town; composed Of about 800
n"u, Is TWO 'hirds destroy ed--among them
,;n Vi 'ne most substantial buildings, dweI-
iings, and stores; the greater ,,me.j, ~" IL
dwellings of the poor. AS vet hat,. ane
twenty aud thirty lives ONLY have baan a.
covered 10 have been lost in the town 80,
W mem crushed 10 death under the ru;ns
anu o'hers horribly muti!ated, and sinre
ueai' ana very many Others severely io;o,a,t
WIN broken bones, &c Hundreds haye,ns;
All 'oey possessed, and are thrown des,;,nto
upon 'ne charity oiothers. Thesea f,r;n,,
.ne Saie' h"d unpreceden,et'ly risen over SIC
Instantly f'luated, as we are, from he
tnr. IL. sunni ume must elapse he
,oor !Si '""raed irem that quarter 10 the
poor he hearts of your country,nen a,s
ever open TO assist the distressed and I h.,e
no DOUBT, II an appeal we're made T., H.
, n'l. lha, ihey would DO something for the rs,
!!ei vi th"se among us no are moi only do.
mute o' any earthly comfort, bu, even com
mon necessarIes, and as the vegetation has
neen entirely destroyed, will be- ior monks
hehce' deplora5iy in want. Here we do All
we can 10 assist each other leave these
observations" Saa,: with you-use them as your own
, IIes MINDS may suggest-if successful
, ,rs s'a','uue OF distressed people will be
your reward. The other Islands bays 80
couhi equally suffered We have moi v.,
heatd from any except st. Manufacturers i,
mas also been severe, though net TO The same
extent Of damage as to his, '''0
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

me- inviting me, on behalf OF the citizens of
S'@u"ion and Augusta county, 10 a public
dihher on the LIST proximo. An invitation
emanating from source so highly respectea
and accompanied by the expression Of SEMI
menis towards me SD flattering and So friend.
W anords me very great satisfaction. And
should be more readily inclined TO accent The
compliment intended me, since il has been
offered without my political ohiect mr. any
Interior design. But the unusual season =,
which Congress has been called, at Wasb>
ingion, Obliged me In remain at home To the
latest heur which admitted my reaching tina,
Ci!y al The opening of the Session, allow ,ny
only Two or three days Tor necessary refresh,
ment at this place. ] cannot, therefore. with
out the hazard OF neglec,ing my public du-
ties, accept your kind invitation and am com.
PEELED most respectfully to decline it.
gu are riSht, gentlemen, in supposing
That the caiumnies of which | have been The
ooJect, have not proceeded from any prone
ness 10 injustice and ingratitude in the mass
OF The people. Originating with and propa.
gated by artful men, whatever degree of sue
cess has attended them, has resulted from
m'sconception. have lived them down
and 1t had not, have borne about mysell
shield which hasmade their shafts fall harm.
less at my feet. That the people OF the an.
tient and respectable county of Augusta have
never credited the tales circulated TO nv pre-.
lndice, has always given me cheering conso.
isuon. For this new proof of their esteem
ana confidence, ] request their acceptance Of
my grateful thanks. And with assurances
20 YOU gentlemen, personally, of my respect,
ful regards, am, your friend and obedien,
servant, II CLAY
Messrs. VIM. KINNEY,
J. J. Craig,
II. S. BRooK,
j. CRAWFORD,
kENToN HARPER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
Loss OF ENGLISH BRIG R0srn,,r

ne packet brig Gen. Sumter, Cant Ren.
melt, which arrived here on Saturday eyen-
ing rom Charleston. fell in, off the coast IN
ial. % ~, long. 76 Is, with the English b,;g
ne'eouo' capslzed and dismssted The r.
was rom Havana bound TO London, with a
. "a" OF conee, logwond, segars, sc. She
oo o's s"e gaze on the l7,h, and was overpow
cred by 1t on The following day. Two Of bs-
crew wero losi overheard. ali The roc, 49, ~.
reached here in The Sumter Captain n ni.
tempted TO low the Rosebud into the Chesa-
Peake, but found il impossible 10 efTeci The
" .. lew boxes of segars and some OF
The sails were only savcd.-Ibia,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

chalk lines. or else we shall run m, risk Of
doing what old Deacon Knowles DIM ~ hen h.
thought he could square door post as wei
as carpen!er-he took n stick of timber ,w,
and-twenty inches and three quarters in d :
ameier-(and pretty much like the C;ueraIs
experiment IN banking)-he he " O., and sco,.
ed and dub'd without rule or chalk line ii,
.here warn't piece big enui to max = bv :
ton for hen house door.
Your friend, j. DOWNING oIoior
I'd Brigade, Downingville M,Ii,h
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

Ihe Texan squadron under the COM
'nand OF ii. l.. Thompssn, has ca pture d
and sent into Metagorda two Mexican
vessels, loaded with dry goods. They
haa made number of other captures,
which after taking the cargoes, they des-
Toyed' or held to ransom. Among the
captures was British vessel, which was
seized as containing Mexican property.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

~ appears that the people OF New
tound'and have imbibed the snir;, nf
dependence which has of late tnaric's, ="
i,seh among their Canadian b r,,t
ne new house Of assembly have eiso .en;
Tddlc@ speaker, and reisct;no ~" ~. 'sa
GERS appointed by the Goyerpor ' . oiLi-
I mocseueo TO choose clerks, & C. for them,
s soo. ne Governor having refused 70
1--we 81 Eve me address of that body, attend.
eu oy such officers as they had selected
~ IS supposed that Propagation will I'll
low ID order that the matter NAV he r,a ~
known IN England. The address go; 800
10 be rife with regrets" on accon - 1', ~
10, ,pe failure Of the late King to sancs I y,
s 1. act passed by the assembly At tbe;r
,aS. session Tor the protection oftbe Ash.
cries and on suDdry other subjects "'">
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
GALE AT BARBADOS

he brig Sterling, at Boston from Barl,,-
u1s' reports that The Island was visited viii
a hurricane ns on the 26lh uIt which drove 90 -
OF - vessels on shore, from their ,poorinas
~, Gariisie Bay, and totally wrecked the
Wno'e WIN The loss OF some lives. AmonG
I ne. vessels wrecked was the brig a mulet. Of
~ oslcn. Il distressing fire also broke oui in
The city Of Bridge Town the pigh, nre uI' IN
10 me hurricane. The island ST. Vincen,s
has also suffered from storm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
STAUNToN & CoyINGToN po,n

@|A friend to the Stanton aud Gov
'ns'on Turnpike, authorized by a law Of
Tue last General Assembly, enquiries Of
US why 1t is that nothing is doing to car
ry into effect that improvement , We
nope the Commissioners will answer bv
a" immediate anOunciatiou of the open
ing OF Books for subscriptions 10 the
stock.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

Don Carlos was defeated on the 15,b
Suiy' at Chelvs, near Valencia. bv Cen
Orea' with great loss. He then made -
Ppg pre- retreat by CheIva, AbiqueIa
ana manganerato Sarion, where he ar.
rived the 10Th. The minister Ere :.
among the wounded. 1t is supposed TO
De Carios's intention to repass The Fbro
and regain the Basque Provinces. WV
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

|%Ihe Administration majority in
.ne lower House of Congress may now
De regarded as merely nominal. AL
though ostensibIy four or five, we doubt
whether it will be available for any i'm
Portant party purpose.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
GALE ATST. JOHNs p D

GALE Il ST. JOHNS, p. R.-cant
Mofrls' oil The brig RANGES Jane, at This mort
Yesterday from 81. Johns, reports tha, The
hurricane which visited that place on the 5Ib
,ns'' DESTROYED an immense amount Of nron,
cry IN and around the town and killed a
,arge number OF persons. The brig Grac.
n ;rS o. .n's por.' was totally lost, together
WIN hVe other American and twenty ei@bt
foreign vessels, out (which twentv.one 81 ~
Sohs were drowned. N J. pnDer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

The Cincinnati Post states that Mr..
'ohn Starbuck, of that city, has two
grape vines in his yard, occupying "a
feet square, which bore this season two
Thousand seven hundred and forty bunch.
es of grapes.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

Two companies. Of thirty men each,
IN late hunt of two days. killed thir-
teen thousand squirrels in Tyler county,
Va. This is rather too murderous for
sport.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
GALE AT TURKS ISLAND

captain Remington, Of The brig Susan,ab
sarah, arrived al Providence. tenorts ,h'. !,
mere was severe hurricane at Turks L.
lana on The III instant. /, blew down a nrcst
number OF houses, 6 destroyed three fonr1hs
y, an me salt on the island, in consequence
o. winch salt was very scarce, and had ri.en
10 sixteen cents per busbel "
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

ne Grand Jury Of this CITY have 49,
The alert at their recent sessian T IT. oeen on,
MADE several hundred presentmen,s nave
rave swept the town for evidence nsy
uai"piers, and their visitors. TbaS 0 l NE
80 ptese9ied The Messrs Fry Of tbiy E ~aEo Of
issuing her checks, in twelve Dc ny lot
ses.--Richmond Enq. ueheIeni ca
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

@TMoses Cannon, Esq. has been res
elected Governor of Tennessee bv an y.
overwhelming majority. All the coue.
Ties nave been heard from except five,
and his majority is nineteen thousand
hVe hundred. The Van Burenites
ooaS'e1 that the majority would be 20.
QUO the other way.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

100000 tons Of Salt, it is estimated
were destroyed by the late hurricane a,
Turks Island.
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lhe Hon. JAMES SrAND1FER, one Of
the Tennessee Delegation, died on his
way TO Washington.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

" bite Sulphur Springs, 18th Aug 1897
d, Ge71ftemen-UpOn my arrival # hi. ,,aco
me DAY before yesterday, received ~ 49,
'eF winch you did me the honor 10 address 10
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SPECTATOR.
-STAuMToN-
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7. 1877
HON. HENRY CTAv

Early in the month of Augus, :, h..
ca'he known to some Of our fellow-cit;
zens that the Hon. HENRY CLAY would
pass through this place on his wav n
" ashington, and meeting was hastily
called for the purpose of rendering him
Public Dinner. A Committee was n.
eoroinsy appointed, who addressed a
'euer 10 him at his residence in Ken
lucky, and another to the Whit. SnJ.
phur Springs, where it was understood
he purPosed tarrying for few DAYS.
The letter addressed to him at his roc;
oence unfortunately did not arrive befor.
lie ieit, and the one sent to the White
sulphur was received at perioa so late
as 10 preclude his acceptance without
foregoing his meditated recreation a,
mat place, or incurring the hazard OF
negiecting his public duties at Wash
ingson, where he felt it incumbent on
nm to be at the opening of the session
oil Congress. While we regret our dis
appointment, therefore, we cannot bu,
acknowledge the sufIiciency of the con.
siderations which induced him to de.
cine the invitation. In no potion OF
the Union is Mr.. Clay more universally
and ardently admired as public man
than he is in the county of Augusta
and we are sure that no people would be
more grat'fied to receive him as their
guest or give him more CORDIAL and
enthusiastic welcome.
MT Clay arrived here in the Stage on
thursday evening, and left early
the next morning for Washington. He
was called on by number of our c;,i.
zens who heard of his arrival.
The following is the letter of the Com.
m'ttee. and the answer of MIR. CLAW. de-
clining the invitation.