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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-11

! W., Inc property of Col. VIM. r. johnson,
r'"';'.r lis next season at Halifax Courthouse,
:. At, -, ~ PARTICULARS, sec hand. bills.
c}-llMurl JOHN S. HUBBARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-11

'0CCATlON.-Thc undersigned intends opening 4
/ Frr:ale Boarding School at his residence in Lu-
ao'- county. Va. t. commence Oh the lst CT March.
lag engaged 4 tcac'Ir: rom tic North, whose quail.
.l' ar" nngn"S'in,rnic. and who will pay particular
sion 70 tn" iH"rai. as wei as intellectual improve
@oi her pupils. The s~i'ua,!on, as it regards health
.',a:riy. is "o' surpassed by any in Eastern Virgi.
Ia" !,:Gns are:
'5'ari AMI tuition in English branches, 70 months,
",H! washing anu bedding: Nc. 800 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
from he y. J, Express iugnst jih,
NEW YORK MARKET.

FloU-1he impression that We shall have most abun-
dant crop had considerable Influence
prices Western canal has been sold small lots OF 10
$40 800 bbls flour, Gelcpo's brand, from Rich
mond has arrived, and part Of sold al $40 city -four
from North Carolina wheat Is also selling at 70 aud go
Grdin-fhe arrivals of torcign wheat nearly at an
end aud the market for this description is exceedingly dull
cargo of reached Yesterday, which is unsod The
thai reached sold for - Tbe stock Of Rye get
ting fory much reduced sale made the past week At 30
Corn and high, considerable sales at Delaware
IS. Northern uuts lower sales at 10 % cts.
bon-Ihe market for all descriptions bas acquired more
fmness and steady sales making at advanced prices.
Prorisi OnsPok has declined fu dollar btl., limited
sales OF Mess - 49, aud Prime at II 10 Beet dull at
IS ~ for Mess and for Pn.uc. No change ~ Hams
OF Lard.
UOot-KcHans IN III, inactive state aud there ap.
pears to be prospect of u The currency Of
the country - unGer bctier regulations.
NOney-The banks IN this city have contracted their
loans to such degree that Notwithstanding the great
Of IDLE capital, money scarce There will be
remedy 10 the evil unit, the banks refuse pay each
other per cent. on all balances
SocksIhe great teudcacy has been upwards aud in
creased amount Of business done
Specific ast Packets took thirteen hundred
thousand dollars specie since which there laos Ocen &C.
cline ia the rate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
TO WOOL GROWERS AND DEALERS

YnHE Sub,ctiber ha. opened Depot fr the Vecep-
- ton aud pubic sale oi tmERic,s and FoRgiGs
Wool, IN the City II New-York. The First sale will
be announced early prsctcablc aud serwari'
hnueJ AT regular periods may be deemed sspsdis1'
The extent 10 which the growth and manufacture OF
This article has arrived ia this coniy forming II doe.
Of the staples OF production, wei. of extensive
importation, ronders the Establishment II regular
ket, where the Farmer svs himself Of the full phi
ces paid by the Manufacturers md where Manufseur-
ers may, at stated periods 6ni full SUPPLY and 'nit
Their purchases exactly according to their wants, not
y desirable, but absolutely necessary for TIE profit sni
CONVENIENCE OF bb'h classe..To the Farmers especially
Is all important that they should enjoy regular mar.
tet sDd the advantage of full mpeton instead II be-
compelled To submit to the prices offered by speculs
tofs, whose intimate ks0woss oi the wants az Manu-
Actuter, aud Whose nicer judgment in The article, hs.
gwen them great sivagiage and ofen compelled =
great sacrifice on the psr,of the Farmer
The City Of New York beius by fr the grsHier mar
ket where Manufacturer, fnd ,ae for their fabrics.
placed beyond doubt, that, the grower, sue deal
er ~ Noolays themselves ~ this opportunity OF offer
Dg their wool for sale, Will bring together purcha
-ers ALI the principal manufacturer Of the Northern
states aud give ony the buyer aud seller every
advantage that he OF rcd, but rec usrity and alta
by 10 the market which has not before 'xmteJ ~ tins
county, and which other wool growing counr'e, hes
been productive Of the greatest benefit To all classss
Satisfactory reference, gwen application aud 10
rod Will re mHde. Persons Wishing To liant their wool
best market fthe prce, Of public sale should mol meet
their expectations.
gTPorsons Wishing TO outer their wool or sal0 Js
,ired 10 o.rrespvnI early with To. .otses,bss.
JOHN A. PARKER.
New-York, Jhy 10 1881. 5I5m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
The Rutland Herald.

The extensive e.fesl4oa ~hch tis Pspef has ard
,hs srqs,sitiou 90 M tsact piioa list wl he
daceaeai or tie cof aad publisher A,s eff
MAKE useful aud Interesting tie All also cndcav
to the quantity 81 fcang By usirg small
t,fe and has fc~rHiiv obtained fouut ft the pu pose
Is better 10 have rooj paper ia aoouniy like this
r FU,ta aed than TO have ifcr fouf poorly sustained
y or fr'euS' the whgs. the dfefent Sl oay
hercEi themse'ss little Tho circulation oftho Herald
Il this orica aBotsfc Of AFFAIR." thiak they
der better THE glorious which
gagged. let NATIONAL ADD 90 to the
ffeemes AID Will vouch Tor their hiey TO The eons,u
ton. snc county.
AHy efforts Of friend, add subscriptions to
lot VIII Of oo0r,e be received with doe gratitude, by
Tho EDITOR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
from the Philadelphia Herald.

Contention Of Business Men. This convention VIC are
HAPPY 10 observe composed Of sound able
experienced from whom my expect some interest
M expeditions not Of the which have produced the
present embarrassed state Of hngs throughout the country
Tor that would infringe upon forbidden g-ound-bu Of the
remedies which arc proper 10 be applied.
The whole subject Of banks appears kelly to be broupt
INTO discussion by the convention and already
ceNe that IN reference TO this subject there member
bic men too who take Numerically opposite views who
are IN truth the nntipodes of each other There
The conservatives, and the rsdicssh middle men-the
Juste miiitu
y :. Since writing the above, have listened 10 a
'ey interesting debate upon resolution the effect fol.
lowing
Resolved That well regulated. and well guarded sys
TEN OF bank credits is very peculiar Characteristic
people and essential to their prosperity.
This resolution will he observed, opens he whole
question Of banking and discussed Yesterday after
noon IN ayety able manner by Mr. Peck Of Hartford Mr.
Chandler ofPhIladepha. and Mr. Chds Of Conn on the
one SIDE and other gentemen the other The speeches
OF the gentlemen above named Of character that
have done honor To the Halls Of Congress
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
TRADE AND COMMERCE..

NV NuHA. Auguet ,
! It t. osl.4,''rd a The Tue. ihlt ihc tour pacL.
ct rup. Nn-h suu or Erropo to da, corr, oui
Jcteccu $500 600 snd $500 500 IN .pr,ic. 49,
There ls a. regret ie.t here tta, such large sums
are constantly gong abroad. o,r such remittance,
discharge oar foreign debts aud torn the tide Of
exchange IN oot favor. Bot for the specie circular,
which piled up The specie 40 Wagons, and In the
woods, 1t would have gone IN part to Europe 10
October aud November last. the banks 10 NeN
York city could have discounted lihvfoily tn ia,
merchants here for renitlances the liauk Of
Enplaud would not have been u'atmed as To-
curtaii It's circulation and 70 knock The price Of
cotton down aud thus, rcmittanoes being made tn
cotton al high pricc the dreadful Crisis now upon
us nhghi have been aveued in part, though moth.
ing can restore aGd regulate the domestic tx
changes, bat National Bank.
On tho 1t Of May the aggregate circulation
Of all tbc bank. 10 the State Of New Hampshire
wac ) Coz 3D. specie IN vaults and dcpo-rics
10 Boston Banks, $500 l15; capital stock, 81
S39,50s Depoalles, 81 CO. 9j3.
The export Of specie by the packets to-day IL
greater thun wc have ever known It 10 be.
1t Is also stated that half a Million Of United
States Bank Stock has been sent iorAsrd, max
rg IN al 'No millions Of dollars this is a large
sum and will tend materially to increase pubhc
confidence il Europe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
DIED.

IN tins town. FRIDAY ast Mino,, yosng,. son OF Mr.
james Barrett Jt aged IL months
Ia Burlington. the 3Sth ait. Cnrtis Of Ira Nash
aged . wears
IN Sh.lburn i2ih ut Emma Auelia daughter Of Lyman
1haycr SIZED abroi 10 months
IN Sheiburn g8ih Iuly MISE Aurels Tbaysf daughter
Of I'll Thayer. sged 20 years
10 French Creek thsmauqs. Go. New Nntk lS,h u
David of Nathan q, Ease, snd grand OF DAVID
Cutting late 81 orwell VI. aged cars
Io Hartford Nj s,tb Fuller Re, oiutionay pensionei
aged 30
In Hanover. \ VI 2A ult EbenoErt Adams IL. A.
ei ~ s1H Of Professor ,dtm' af Dartmouth College
In Woodstock. Friday last Andrew NcWsin, aged %
VI VI native Of Bolton Mas and .eil'et Of toe
French add Revolutionary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
EDWARD VAILS ESTA1'E

STATE TEhGNONTl ypEu HNsEsusssD
Duricf Of Rutland, 81. - tibet al . stated Pro-
bate Court, held q, Ruan1 within snd ior ssid dsriet
on the Grh AoBlsy Of August. o. 1887.
Fre,suf, }h. Nall. Jadye.
An instrument pntporins 20 be the last Wl snd Tes
tame Of Edward VAL late Of D"Hoy, N sad eiiei
dsceasel being presented "a the eouft here BY , Ss
nnl I'M N- the execution therein nsB,sd, ioi pt'sis
Orfed 10y said court that eli Psr'oo cone%rbsd there
be npsd to appear 81 session 81 's'd oourf I" he
a. den =, Rutland ~ .aid district the 6rst Aoudsy 81
~eniemtf next add show eAuse, q coy they may bsve
sgsi,s ia. probate Of sad Willis wsh purpose o 's
farther atdofsd ths copy 81 the feesrd 81 this eris,
be published three Wcess ssersssisslT "a Tie h1tasd
lIersi 9. priatel - itatiabl. sa.y hs,
g.! Attest. ~ n TftHhLEE, HsgiHe',
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
CITY ArrAlRs

E,ehh Har4- ioro Ey-a,-- 7sasss,,s There
Wssa ti 90 a toe 30 uis sstd meeting. Moods,
meh'. The r'nwsucs appear go have secured
The mgauiv " the nfiects bu, tho loco Focos
had ihc solJirfs. fho unk and 6ic The fosola.
uons, ~hca boiled dosn. amount, To- th,. 'D.~n
ehh Falinsaeo'--ar Vuh Wught-- hurtah Zoe
Beninn' -- le'.as a. lhr f5otrirps Vac Bufen"-
go suspension law mortgage is~ -- 100 uso.
~ iaA'- n1 trst-tluiur n~'--.nl distnbliiru Z
toe ,Hp'us rc,tnac i1N'--'u.. --u,Nc acre stosi
to saN. ua isW a. alI.' TIE sfa'c banks tho zoo
'nt 'ac monopoly associate 90 old Tsmmsn,
were ,ulei doNp. Oue 81 toe rcsuluitous ~a,-
N,sal'cd. lh7l 49, are ln favor 81 a mrtsil,c
corfeucs. aud oprr,cl 90 bank note Substitute
ih'uiUr Nc would fcquur ttc Fedora and state
HH,rrunirn's tu receive sHj ji,bunc gold and ~
ger .n.r. believing such copt.c Nill be safi-
cfou' CHECK ur.u lac over i.-ocs + Banking hustle
'uruHs ~, ..c 5ci o. iearu tiai Thor. II. Btu
l.u. 900 ony oIhcr BolI.pi.f. would GO So rf a. O
t,u1cf % t'rgal tat au, ,uzou o. receive the up',
ul .U- Hgbanr coz banker tu payment oi labof 90
90 exchange tor aut commodity J. E,p,es'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

The Crops Whenever had any people greater cause for
rejoicing with reference the harvest that with wheel
western y Y blessed Imsg could not fan
cy condition of weather favorable than that which
has been realized during the last ten weeks. The
s'ing ohen enough, and cot too heavily oncethe
peatufr just right for wheat potatoes and almost
thing IN the farming line excepting for which there
IL chance enough the weather of Angustsil
combined upon country most lusorant
taton The weather has been excellent for having and
the of that article promises full supplies fair prices
those no may have cattle fodder through tie next
winter That readers be fully satisfied
the abundant Tor rejoicing with reference crops
endeayorng collect from competent Judges this
and neiehhorng counties of the Genessce Valley
Inmates, carefully prepared of the quantity ofwhea
/ al tbs season, &c.
estimated by agricultural gentler.rn Of Milne that
the product OF wheat IN that this wear will about
lGoooao bushels equal to 10000 bbls fout Last wear
Maine Imported lo bbs -four and tbs year she IN probab
J. have a considerable amount 10 export.
The Paris ny Crizen says'Me have cunYetsed with
number Of farmers upon the subject Of present
wheat crops all Of whom united the opinion that the oror
very goodand spoke Of excellent and surDas
eng any crop that VIC have had Tor several years pas
+ Tie hrington ala Hend, Of The lStb, says-"1he
pfopocis Of our farmers Tor gam haterng notwth.
standing tic unprecedoai drought which yesterday Tor
lst time IN two weeks, relieved by shower Of
TIE crop will he abundant, majority Of those who
lat grew cotton having ts devoted themsee
To she culture Of the former crcle Ola ing to the heat of
the ~etibo the cotton has suffered severely aud
been prched by the has been sadly tavaged by The
gtasshoref bug aud numerous other insects to oGc0y
. 81 The planters prosPcrty.'
Crops IA Netc York We are sorry TO learn say. ~.
CoupcfowH Journal That tic Wocyi Is greatly irfunat
the gtaia N the counties ~ >cLohare Greene Caluma
Albany, EoHSsrlaef, and Saratoga We hear nothing o
dcptedatiuus Of the Had 90 this county although ade %,
gplu Schoharc Fron present indications our crop o
wheat All b nearly half exceed that O aay lyr
yesH past
Crop ia Mississippi The Vicksburs Scuioel, Of Ju,
llth ays- isfRs We have heard, The memory Of tn
Oldest Inhabitants cannot faraish hen tie crop
q cotton and corn a me s2at~rst pfome abundant
harvest the efHut
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

~ rffiain r Hi ir tif tcg thssicss cucr-L Co
@.' nv" ""'s'a fe iof 80 trrinsrs EaP,i chsffare
We ply aof ecurp of Ncraaai niso 30 .ueit r-o,gb 4,
F eef'd-'f art oasuf ~to su1re cnol.i to h.r- O..
H 20 f'a'''s n' tnch huuibusrsfs Na evef was st
t'ef N"t - an 'fff fsh 90 vssh sf aa sslfs,e o
- '.if'",9 TIE Tot b. hat tie Wigs afe roe add
80 hh'e tfru To sstHsa rrfsy o. spcf aut sfrc
P'.'S .'H = FoTd q Hs'li, and GO Popsr avass
oerm-hle With srd therefore lsst as good 81, ,t.re Tr
if t"fcncy Witch N,fuool Dec had oa he wear If-
~'''' f"'cfc1 &c uunsuste 60 49,. than snr o,tif
'.i' DOB ne H'ftt ever Cd have Tts 10 The corfsrrt
"tA ftr "oa.a antr hsrs bad isyn isf de sttf-
rrfts Of JegAtor. va hutcn, kctdaH end o.. Eifi.a
.nr' TIE editor 81 fbat ptpet koovt that he Who's
- Nermoui vatt Un other cutenc, than th. tte, ,.y
~ oeand 70" other lie kho~ that otdsf 20 ps.sI,c
utN 'aten'y They we're ior Naiioua Bank aud 90
QUO ,snn 10 TIE world Ne kRuss that thts theY o..
'''' the esrF'ncots q" Jackson aud Conpan, and be
20 AHoNs lh1i now when uc'c experiments have an f.
- snd drsgstt tie counify down to te,p mai , W.
e l",d'"g Va" bus" "e 40, eoH,ag OF ~ froi ~ taf
'lnt h.a ~ ehT'"eg 'r!ttA Hc 'Idss h4re arGy, de-
Fbfd--H iiafch
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
NA18AY DoOLirTLES ESTATE.
SraTf Of I'KRNON-T ! YtlEit feg,

STaTF on TERHONTl IpEn reTsmbs'.i ,h.'
I,.a,,si Of Rsiio,s1, - - u stated rohsis
Can hell ~ he probate ohes M Eo'l-s3. o. The lot
dsslas be,ne tbs 90 d-y 81 Agsnsi. =. . lbJI
yfs,sni, WILLIAM HALL Jp'ss,
N.,u.. IartIrrLt aLniui-fr.ief II TIE estate
a N.uss - ls ists of Mo- Holley. Al ssd dfs'r,st
s,sasei ttposoz 60 rsuitf 90 sreoon 81 hs ALMA
irst,n sUi pre- his sse"os, -ssiaH ss'j ss''i' POI
allowance
Orssstb 1hsi ed s'oroni 10 sssa,n'd 20 ''S'
~ sss..rn assui i b. e'isa - tbs pf"i-ie nns@ 70
krasI - limo ssI ~ ,-I assirsi 90 ne h'H 1~t'SsJ
II seAeSihss aeIi.-sn3 nsi tns IttNS''ot o. ."pl
81 this of.f three weeks ssefs ~iss1r n ihs hshsS1
tisr.Li tefsI o.. a. otiani, tofH nsf ~, stsH 70
aimee, nese. g. ~ 'snesrssl 10 st1fss ihsy zee
ss b TOHSLEE. Hsssse.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Tie Ne~ lItmpto L. g,sl,tufe curing It's late s.s.isn
~s'r1'W 10. "ne oi the most contemplate p1uy e
isfIou focrfd there ere two or three Z,
Register Of Pr1utc The state Who were auDintel Lc
fore tie t'N dominant party power and Whoa,
They cannot conveniently from their places Tie leg
saigie according 10 ccciou uf the Supreme Court has
10 power 60 remove them and detuicr resort law
vas pissed reducing the salaries Of al Registers appointed
p"f 10 June 1880 10 $50 Several Of the Registers ap
pointed before that tune Wan Buren, resigned
lothNhh-but were immediately appointed and their
salaries 90 on as usual The wings held tho last
dates bot whether they will continue perform their du.
ties tor the purpose Of defeating the plans Of party We
kuow not ecbturport Itrald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Illinois. The Legislature OF this state adjourned
on The 22I MT. after session OF 10 DAYS aad af-
ter having passed. among others, bill exemp,inc
The banks from tie penalties incurred BY suspen-
SION until The next meeting ofthe legislature The
conditions are that ihey shall make no dividends
sell none Of their specie, issue no notes beyond
their capitals respectively receive and dsbursc
without, charge the state funds and that residents
OF the state shall be allowed to pay debts to such
banks by instruments Of 10 per cent. on the amount
Cue during The period Of suspension.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

STAGE the new contracts for carving TIC MAIDS went into
cperston,~e aware that there has been Irregular
ties IN tie delivery Of tie papers at o destined places
On the Eastern route carried b, kkede the Mail goes
different ds,s from what formerly did, which makes the
delivery Of The Herald three .ut days after It's date An
Effort will speedily he made remedy tbs Inconvenience
and al tie tihor irregularities We hope subso rbcrs
viii e,efc'so little patience tie subject for they may
&c assured that thHy bo anxious have the pa
per go regularly than
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
VI HII.It.

W hnndoa on the 3t5 inst by tho Rev JeAn Hacks
lienry To~siss Esl Attorney 81 law. Of the, 10
Miss Frances q Halo daughter 81 noct Luke iIss a The
fnrncr place
10 darlington, the slst st Mr q NJ Toof 10 NJ. Olive
Ann Crimson
10 "esdsup. NJ nsaisi Lsav,u, Of i.rdoiot, to Mr.
Dantha BsFfett ~ ".
both NJ u
10 BRISTOL i9th INST Mr. H. Iiantey to Mss Elect, L.
thlaun. bath of u
Aonfp Green to Miss Lurinda SsuIdhr all of s~sotoa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

TIE Tololio Advocate Of tAe iJtl inst states that
Irut Goo, lioad had peTcupgriy refused 10 allow the
Chartered banks l had applied q" ln uuIef TIE l"o' s'oa
If rae isip s~ susPsnd ihc tere itsu"p'H 81 'hef
uules
Lie,alg AJer.ahoa Thrto is 200 amateur club Of ~
der, al lianfd University ir1apse Of stuIehtfl ~ho ~
ufe uuaef tts souadHr nauc OF tue "feua sodshty -
The. ar, an psdaae pecR,, iu r0me ~ ABE Fni-beis
It,--of ksuoa Gamfna kisof plas esd pHcsas iod4a
aed ends ,f lHl4 Alumni o Dof Alg44 Mates arc
gsusi, b4oel iosrsr, astus.oy to- hteIsy Purpote'
Idaad iIouoH seaman ttc nav yard Al fa~helPni
cot hs FRIDAY, i'oia ear ~ saf 90 h''u'H' 81
deunsn caused D., coup de sols'i o. s1n ''''te'
Em,g5aais aud Hhssi. Tie Baltimore Ame"-aA Of
,cstefay aye 49,. I~o ihgssns ksssian u'ee"@1' - W
TOE bsrlea ~ each ssisg nearly % ''s', snls' ~
af on Iussaaf ffon. hfsuer- itsJ haa 90 D'''s e7'
t0u bsasis 81 ~heat and 80 20 isoo 1uAheis ~ -
basdes serst hsadfsd and Jofty Paass"ser'
Ilaoi,a Iaa Bum state suSTssderHg 10 TIE psoTs
10 ne II nil Geo IS heoIe sisetsa 70 ihs ntsis
s.a.ts et,sag Niass sgtfhy be- lissl Ssiy Na'
pgfrrsa Sac Jacksoos betief caffvuef h o<i"- pa
Nor, Sisas Col Ihsfies Oinef has beca sleoird 70
Ls -snats al iog,s ara aEd Gsa lasc 1hos'as q" i''
Iioss O. Rspe-alalnes ifol ia eosHy y Ait-s1p. ..
a.ars Il Yea BgTea fergned Bah - ss"5 e'Set'
Z sieni-rs are Why's -J0.f u C0saHss'fs
6.sstsa.sn ~ ts n.Deici pfSfs-s ionash ere no
f.ra.iafi, called saPss iaa Tia asee1sesasse lees
u ths.f tils
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
TIE PUBLISHER
To the subscribcrs of the Vermont Statesman.

The Press aud materials Of the above named papet having
ps-oJ The hands Of Mr. H. T WHIrr possession
of tbose suppose Who intend publish Van Buren,
pspr the sabsr rhers tie Statesman will be regularly
supplied hereafter with tho RUTLAND HERALD, SIM.
liar bY th. Post Riders aud in all other the
az he Ststesmah has beea supplied unles
notice gwen 10 the contrary to Mr. White through whose
hands the papers will pass the pos, riders where they
delivered by them and matter Of convenience ia
such subscubcrs th. sad White de.gnated sgent
deliver al papers 10 ,nd' subscribers the CAeton
Book Store add will fotward all packages to their destined
place. regularly lie Is also authorized to make contracts
snd pIymeni for the Herald the for the
SAtesmsu
Uo6er these circumstances Il will be readily by ad
seusnF patron. that they have much stronger
dvocm.ai advertise "a the Herald than they have had
heretofore IN the Statesman their advert semens will
obtain general and extensive circulation The
~, sad The westerly part. than heretofore either
paper
lJ-Ail communicate sdverisements &c Intended fo
the Iead IA tn. Western part OF the county eau be dsV
cred Mr. wht. who will dol, forward them TO Rutland
(Hesid oNcs, AHgHs y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
New-Nork Cattle Market. ---Juiy n.

Al Market 100 head Of Beef Cattle, 80 Mich Cows and
1870 sheep and lambs.
Tie Beef was Of good quality aud the demand good
bead taken at to $40 avetage IL the 100 his
which is reduction Of about 20 cents ffop the very high
price of the previous week.
MiIrh CotcsThe demand continues limited 20 sold al
from % to go each.
Sheep and Lambs continne IA FAR demand, and nea, s
taken Sheep at 10 4 20 Lambs al from 81 ~ "
g. 10 each.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

We have thought proper, through friend, to call Mr
Mclate attention To- the publications. "a the Globe aud
other papufs hicb him afu. nade sIsIt To
garrison, ~ Louis SUNDAY, and are authorized
by tay that the'e s not pAhcts 4" ifuth 90 We
Whole stury alr Webster tsted me Jefferson barracks on
Ls va, 10 Louis aud pad he respects to General A.
kiusYu The commanding officer il w4s DOT % Sunday nor
was mere ANY uttap parade whatever Nor has Mf NtO
,f Waited aut public place, but ctotch sunday 81
any D. rod pl4 Of h Juufnry II 10 true, be auNcd At
buffalo abe steam boat carry on >aud1y mDrulng and
.srd s .oi she oi Ne day We hope
te cltots 81 tie Globe aud Argus ~cH employed
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Tie expenditures during the same month about S.
o. COS.
1t proper add that the above statement Of receipts
like hat tuf Aa includes only the mouey legally pad
bank credit OF the Treasurer, aud tho amount Of
Treasury drafts taken payment for duties aud lands by
collectors and receivers Lut al the money they
tutaed hand. alter dtdgctng what probabibJ would
have remained their possession not doPsted dunng the
month had the banks not stupped specie payments.
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec. NJ he Treasury.
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whig tow Meetings.

We ~est sasss,s the prophet, o. each tn.t lc cows
~ csrs nstiiss efthe wArs p--pif1,a-, 10 as I.e
'-a ihf rpsf sii g.ts notice oftAs ins sud fss. u
f-rA "er' ref vit poasurs ~t,u dssf-d ~, tss 10,
cr"f 'af ,aecrt s,iou TIC entu, are tceosr,,trr.a
'ne F'o 90 ~h ihsi' sssai VI, sses TIE, 80 scatter.
bog ue s'df o i~a Toeo srs ea-e vbe,t,sf ils, can
gaze ttlls..sn.
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~ He~p.l eefrsaeHevert o. tha krhls fs.r<.tss %
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