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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

Insurance ON THE MARBLEHEAD.-lnsurance in
this city as follows s15000 at the Mercantile Ma
rne Insurance Of;ce $4,000 the Boston Marine do;
$4,000 New England do; and 5000 at the Neptune
Insurance offce-Bosf Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IN TRIrsT COMPANY-PerSors rsy effect insursDces
Win this Company their lives, the lives OF othsrs
and either the Whole duration Of lie or Tor limited pe
IN gross snu. = -, ,,.,--.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

A CAnD.-MRs. DUNN, Professor Of TIE spanish Cur
o respectfully Informs the Ladies Of New York, that she
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable accom-
pIhmen together separate Application 10 he made nj
her residence. l63 Rroadway. au2-lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

viii be received depos by ne torrsnv nnn hesf
I'm uust upoa which interest will be allowed A. follow:
Upon any over Sloo irredeemsble fer year,
n per cent.
roe for mos, per cent
loo " for mos, per cent
TRUSTEES.
VIM BARD se~uel Thompson,
Thcs w. Ludlow, Isssc Bronson,
WIN Ia~renee reter Remsen,
Jscob I.rillard stephen Warren,
John Duer, James kent,
Peter Harnopy, Nathl frime,
q Van Rrrssr.er N. Dsvereaux,
yobn 4, C.s,ar Beni Ksewer,
Thes. Sufrrn, Y. W. Lawrence,
n. c. De Rbsm, Jonathan Goodhue
Isrses Mesride, John Rashbope yr.
r. a. stuyvesant. Thoe J. Oakley,
Stephen Whitney, John J. Aston,
John Ms~on, 0ulisn G. verplasck
wM. BARD, rseser+
T. A. NICOn4L, aeor~ssry. -.
Dr. D. ATKINS, Pnysicias v ths Company. i~1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

rI,Hr. TfsOLLOP1AD. or Travelling Gentl~man
i America Satire. by Nil Admiral, Esa.-"This Is q
well designed happily upon the Br
ts svees In the United States II good humored and
lively exhibition of tho fsy and ignorance which
of foreign tourists Hail. Hamilton Fd
great TroIope, and the little Troopes all In for
share, and ARE pretty fairly paid off, .
Aso, recently published, THE OLD MAIDS their tsrie-
ties, Characters, Conditions kc, by the author Of "Pebans
and Patrisans,n cold Bachelors" &c. .
"Th M smusng velume, and written IN an agreesbie
iy24 ''''' ' - c. SHEPARD, 2s2 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

nHESS BnDTS-BOUTS-RICH WAL
IL KERS 90 ahead Of all others for beauty, style,
fashion and comfort $3.50 s. IS will buy elegant and
durable pair Of dress Boots just such OF taste
largest of all kinds OF Boots
and Shoes for family the lowest prices in the u states
Only one trial will prove the fact. Apply At
RICHARDS WALKERS two establishments
Nos, pr and 232 Canal street,
iyo2 ms oldest shoe bosses the block.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

DIAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTAMMERS
beg sace respectfully call the attention Of their friends
and the public generally tn the and elegant assortment II
goods just received and opening their store, No. s
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague streets Consu.
and dealers will hnd their establishment advantages
where else be with in addition 10 their entire stock
OF goods.
Samers, OF the above firm, gensraly known Wy the
appcaoa OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who,
hut Strangers stands unrvaed IN the
hanging both for and despatch will
tend person practicable al the work which shall
be entrusted 10 hscsre. mv3isp'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

On BROWN ~ CO.'S ONE PRICE HAT
E3 STORE-The subscribers, since the year 1874 have
banned furnishing the public with elegant and sub
stantal HAT Of the graceful form, al the accommodating
price S. They that their efforts have bees
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
y them during last months surpass beauty asd
finish any offered and stand preennent among
those OF higher prices the fashionable world To their
patrons they would quality, tar be- is un
lorn,-the price moderate and Sedthe profit small and all
the sales Tor cash. lis Chatham Square, cor Nett ST
rsyl9-y NRcWN n Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

NALUABL DiSC0VEHl.-P IN.
DELIBLE INK.-This eonpositSn ella inss preference
fthe kn IN lis requiring the aid
preparation Letters and cpLers be traced by IL
with common upon all articles OF inen slk or cotton,
the sum- presently deep black and then
remains firmly attached thu web. to No eaced
either also the antage other
productions he used in SIMILAR that does
after been written vita, turn II oeld,
rode nure the Of the finest fabric, and that
retain lis quality in any climate, for sale by -
NATHAN v. GRAHAM,
iy2v Nassau treet a Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

SYRUP sARsAPARIILA AND LEMON
- SYRUP ola superior quality manufactured and Tor
wholesale and retail price Of $50 do
50 by the sngle bottle and warranted god As
any ever made IN this city. by GREGORY,
1871 William Il.
NIB sarsapara draught at los gallon, FOR soda wa
ter ap2u
BLEACHING POWDEHs .-@The subscribers be-
ID ing agents for the sale Of Boyd and Sons Chorae of
Lime the United States supply dealers and consumers
the lowest market prices. For purity and
strength they win he found fully equal any manufactured IN
J. CAMPBELL PERsSE.
au4.tf No. 40 h liz Nassau street.
MH. EDITOs,-sr pardon for the liberty take
IVI inform the public through the medium a. your valuable
paper that have been afflicted with cons on my feet
FOR years past which gave great deal Of pain but on
hearing of b. NJ smith mo m York st., Of ~ John.
Church) extraordinary skill In curing the wers cases p corn
was led 10 call him and have operated on weu nn 20
entire satisfaction and cheerfuy recommenI nm 70 ,hs
afflicted. W. w. BOYD.
Nh. be sees by calling the doctor, No y York
aui4Jt
HARTMAN a RIRDsALL, 50 Water street, oRe'
H FOR sale, cheap for cash,
20 tubs Welsh Buer 90 frkns Orange CO do 100 kegs low
suitable for Bakers ioss Brady Cseee; DO
Cbccse % cssks Hams fer iy De shouldsr DO do
equal 10 Burlngton HARTMAN BMDsALL,
myN - and 50 wsser street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16

"a ThrEAL,.. SfEDlsAGsr 81 CO.. No IA
Es Courtlundt beg inform the trade that they have
SSremoved from Courtand the above
and elegant where they have hand and
stany receiving fresh supplies OF haers Plush and rrm
mings.
Also fancy coored Pushes FOR ladies' boDne which they
will sell accommodating terms
HATS Caps stocks and Stock Frames, At wheleslc. Shy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

have n, Impotence demsrd specie fo' m elssn. upon
tho people. Il 70 unwilling to fctcsr tho people Do TO-
ar each oth~y receive the "heiier which
prcv.~d the people receive sod obliged to receive
~ receive nothusbu, oucnp,s oniotee iha, which s
impossible to sc performed.
bot ssy they "thc party ase carry out tho srca, 'aok
son Doctrine Right and justice ~"s give way 10 ro~et
Tie monsters (sludne To heavy business mon banks, cor
porstious facsres nd other business monopoies
,bey call ihcu.l mus, he put down by an iron hand
Nov. VIC ieIi Martin Van Buren,. Amos Kendall and Mr.
WcoItuty that this won't do The people viii not submit
,on They have arrived pitch of forbsarancc when
longer fortcsr. and they will throw of
an restraint Whon this crisis arrives, there viii lie no
moro suppl Martin Van Buren ne' Amos Kendall
,hs, stupid laundering fellow at the head OF the
Treasury Department. There will be rcmonstrs
ting committees To Washington suppca,c and to
be- met with insults from the Jacksons and the Van Buens
and there will be further fears Of ,etoes, mandates and
nterngs the currency The days Of experiments and
hubuss will passed. and the Knights Of the black lines
and the e,punget. will be forgotten The matters Of the
Nation will he done in way aud there will he different
men 10 rule these United States from those who owe
their greatness their coun,rys wrongs" The who
have mistued for eight years will longer have in their
power to insult fellow circn when he complains Of being
oppressed and ruined by the Of the
-hic affairs tell him to "heip himself " he ~,
Neither do We pccsu will be toler-
aied al the losses msounes and avcrscs Of circumstances
Of thousands Of our fellow citizens. will unfold
itself which will bring peace prosperity, JOY and gadness
and the whole nation will hold great jubilee in
moraton Of their miraculous devcance from the fangs Of
the abominabe Of Tyranoa Usurpcs that ever
misruled free people
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Workings of the s!Experimeut.n

!" order to supply the place Of specie change which we
are told has nearly all vanished large towns and also
10 remedy the inconvenience of the suppression small
bank bills IN those States where they have been
in pursuance of the orders Of the Heroes Of New Orleans
knderhook what used to be called shin pases or snail
corporation AID private notes from IL To seventy FIVE
are emitted 10 Philadelphia the corporation have directed
90 emission to the Of in notes from cents
to So Ia fact great the demand for small bills in those
States where the banks prohibited from issuing them that
there Is quite premium them. The Commercial Adyer.
tiaer says, "a quick wted Yankee from the Green Noun
'ahs arriving IN tins city New yoIkl with 5000 one dollar
balls has cold them al three per premum Hear ~h.,
the Journal Of Commerce say. thi. subject -
Snail BiLs There never was suob Time n, The %,
collation. OF small notes any Of Banks IN Connectcu,
WI send parcel OF threes aud our Of the bank,
~ Massachusetts will send and wos We can as,e
thsm ready exchange for city bills par aud better
cnlaon than they ever had SIN notes are ysntod a.,
Femeiy Let os have then About million Of dollar. an
sa notes are wanted 10 supply the demands Of this state
what we men Legislator must be- 10 leave a. I'm.
oep@Hdsn' on other States for paper currency"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
0The Montreal Banks suspended specie payment on til.
9th instant.

"1hs beginning ofMe end" We have no heart amid
the ruin which surrounds indulge political crmins
tons But there alternative This ruin and deso,
ton i. the fruits Of political msrue Tho eovsrnuent has
brought this calamity upon the people In tracing effects
back to their forced hold those sccoun,a
bic who take the responsibility u.s. for example
take the question before The public treasure
according to law in the Bank Of the United s.ass
There the money was safe But political wapeda
gainst that institution The deppsites were snawfuy
withdrawn and placed in the keeping of local banks,
which the government had control Tbese banks hAvs
loaned The surplus to political
very act Of destroying the United States Bank produced
arrangement Of the currency which, connected with te
withdrawal o specie from circulation by treasury order
has overwhelmed tho country in ruin Tho banks TAIL end
'h. public treasure is swallowed up in them!
These precise results predicted in and
gress dcangcd currency nsolvent bsaks and the con-
sequent loss Of the public money tho evils which oil
rehocting men foresaw the rpening fruits Of Jackson
Benton Wright and Van Bure MS upsn the
currency .-Alb0ny Ec Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

Post Office Department lest the prcsest state THIN.
should deter who disposed To enter ispors,,
mail service advertised for through sppreheruo,
that thew he paid in deprecated currency, the Post
master General requests state that all claims hssan
Seeruing against hof Dfpafnsnf sriH BE- promptly pad 1.
specie i sqpdienf We understand also, that should
all the banks in the United States unfortunately ,ua
payment. that Department will IN a short time he prep,n
to pay IN sp,cs all Just claims sganst H. wherever they
have accrued - tNsbs.
Amos Kcndals Tor demanding specie FOR pcst.g,
in the foregoing article is all bumbug. The ssntrsc,o
have al sent in their bid. long ago. and believed The
state Of the currency had any effect upon them It's on.
Amos eleetioneerng tricks to bumbug the contraction,
Furher-What are the Postmaster Generals prop.s. worth
to pay specie, IL he cannot get Dcm.ndne ,p.eie ,
ooe thing, and getting is another Our large eonmerc,,
towns have no specie in circulation It's all picked u, and
boarded for speculation carried of buy up the We,,,,
prarics-and UNDERWOOD that Boston n Yo,t
have come to stand in relation TO paying sthos R.vcnu.
Bonds or Post Office fees in specie They have declared
that they cannot do H. and hence they and will re.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

,..sh ne u'orps,sos Il tie rresAssi -
efr. u then nn' vfes qvcstcn. q 'isal az"
We ,,ss s~i',. that ~. sJs''os' To ID.
pr.as sies-~s
"a. ,,u.s thst b. .sres sdh~rrsc, 10 erred foupad
s,~s ,hs.. rrs.-ssss,as ssd by the etec,se of hse
ssstss. ~ vtsch ssier,ss srs 20 VIII
10 Fisc-d - ro'f'ea i'oa ~hth zoe VII h. 'e, 70 Pst
that no orp'~.ina .bth sfvsss' ire r~cas ssd
Ii~ua 'glancr The gusrsn u teif
rys. .e ,he ismPss ~heh ptes'rsie. ,l~ Ion,
led esssrss tr huube cossye si Issss the atmosphere
ssd gi's' se~ impase 10 tho .ae,gt. a ssiu's
ISAAC :. HONE. Casirmsa.
wsA Lswh,stt SECRETARY.
An.r ID. r,sass re.ri sddcs. add the Pre.iden
r,p,. NJ Hees offered the islin~isg resolution,
Rsselefd Thai ssrct cnns,sucan Of ~. ~ ian
The er, act ~hca eo~d have teen r,isued the rres
d.r,s sns~er sntno~a dsr,nr the administration Of
NJ Aonrue and NJ Adams sod Gen jackson du,ag the
hfs, 'eren 81 he sdn'nrstscs that the
20, constructors asesed w the specie ula
pcou sds By the Predeat bet the notes Cd .olsen
backs aud specie desgnstne the otner csSptr be
uv.
Rssoirsd TIA, Ne dwell With Subtraction upo. the fac,
mentioned b, the President that several Of states
no' yet chosen repesensi,es aud ust that pro,cct
ng prosdesse ~ direct The people Of the
ceo'ee representatives, Who have wisdom To perceive and
virtue Ia parsue the best Interests Of the country.
Rssoirsd, Thst ne yield hearty The prchr.
bic 81 tne act Incorporating the frs, bsnk Of the United
State. Which declares such institution Ia be Conducive
TO the ssesesul conducting Of the natoasI finances and
podse,s Of Considerable advantage TO trade aud industry
Rsoi~sd That the interests othc capitalists mere
manufacturers mechanics and industrious classes Deepen
ppon each other aud any Of the
Which PROSTATE the active business of the
III also deprive honest industry Of reward and call
uPcn all our fellow citizens TO unite with in removing
from those who perss 10 system that destroy
/ the prosperity az county.
Rssov,d, That the chef causes Of the existing distress
the defeat OF Mr. Clay land BILL the removal OF the
public depy' the refusal rechauer the bank of the u
States and The issuing Of the specie circular The land bill
the Pre.eni,he bill reobarerna the snk WA. passed 3,
the peoples representatives, and vetoed by the President
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Eom the N. Y. American. MAY i7M.

. The PrtsidentiaI Rsscripf and the Meyekoufs yrpyv
Yesterday the bonds moved tho Custou Hour. h,
special order, and specie demanded for them and M
cash duties '">"'' >"' ""
Noi "nss bond, and not Jingle douav Of cash dutn
we nave seen the Collector, who returned last nigh
from Washington. lie s,ys and we do not DOM, <,
believes that the best intentions and feeling, towards m.
mescnan's exists At Washington and that no persssd
least, will be extended n importers 80
10 The good Intentions and good feelings We l.Aye no,
good deal
Mean time we understand the Cashier re:sins tho bosd
in his hands, without passing thom over 10 tho District A.
tofney
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Backing Out

It will be by President Van Buren's Proclamation
for convokng the Congress Of the United States and the
Circular OF Mr. Secretary Woodbury. that the
obliged to One week before, when the n York
committee Of Merchants called upon the President he could
not perceive necessary to Congressman mitigate
his grippe upon specie upon Merchants Bonds Perhaps
these venerable Statesmen had had "prcmohory ymp
toms then, that good old Uncle SAM about falling
But since he has failed his paper every where his
pets the Hero Of Undertook begins think something has
happened!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Monument 10 MalInry.

Those Of readers who feel an n,ercs in the csro,
OF erecting monument to the memory Of the hs lisa
RoLLN c. MALLARY in testimony OF their rsspse, brb,
inesmable public services will bear in mind that the s.e
monies ugreeaby to former notice will iake place At E,
Poutney Friday nett, the Goth inst. An address
understood is to be delivered appropriate to the occasion
II o'clock, A. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Treasury Department, }
May 10, 1887. !
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary ofhe TredHVy

MERCHANTS BONDS. The Globe has this article On the
subject Of bonds which looks live backing out.
uerchanfs bonds We understand that in conform,t
10 tho suggestions made the letter Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury othe collector 81 New York duiy bonds
the solicitor OF the Treasury preparing special
under which the extension be proper cases and
mat since the resolution has been adopted by the
to convene Congress OF the earliest day practicable cons
efns the imperfect state Of representation that body the
Pos'poneme IN patment OF the bonds when
aud when desired will be authorised TO extend 10
bic time alter The commence ment Of the sessnn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
joins Forsyth, Secretary Of State
Office

Information is hereby given, that during the continuance
OF The present unfortunate suspension of specie by
many Of the banks the Treasury Department will continue
to issue warrants for the payment Of which drafts checks
VIII be given by the Treasurer banks officers in the
neshborhood where the creditor resides tho debt
CURED The checks will according former practice, be
issued separately from The warrants and such
may be convenient.
The treasurer will draw these checks only such nks
or officers rs have heretofore received ample funds to meet
'hem and 1t is therefore hoped that they will be promptly
PAD 10 manner satisfactory to the holders but tbey shaft
moi be paid when presented the collectors CUSTOM and
receivers Of the public lands will be instructed
deem them In behafo the Treasury by receiving them for
duties and lands. "
they not paid in either Of these nodes and notice
o. the fact is communicated to the Department reasona
pe efforts VIII he spared to preserve the public faith nvo
late and to cause them to be otherwise discharged as soon
possible IN specie or its equivalent the existing laws
required and II returned tohc Department and remaining
unpaid TIL the next session Of Congress will feel hound
earnestly to request authority for early satisfy them
IN manner acceptable To the holders.
Circulars 10 the proper officers containing in.
uctions on this subject will be repaired and published in
a few days.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
r-. Secretary ofme TreaH1y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
fI0m Washington.

The peP's'e Banks at Washington that have gu, cir
cuban that they should no, suspend specie psysh have
l'a been '~s rs,n of the 'pree,ou. metals. and have
closed the" s'St wsRo~ do not know Of single bshI
winch do'Ag much business which eosi.y I'D ia
e"hserai bot what has stopped specie payment Deepest.
ADD all hsIra ief !sessOEs ssd Wan Bsfsa tel.sf cor
fsafy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
From Re ". Y. Anerieon, Afay TIA.

HaVpaa one o'eIoeG, p NJ
meeting ct merchants, convened 10 hear tho
report ofthe Collector on his return from Washing.
ton, was held a, one o'clock at the Exchange.
Mr. sworiwout, on presenting himself. was loud.
~ cheered. lie stated, tina; Immediately on re-
ce'v'ng the order requiring specie payments on
saturday. convinced Of tho imprscticability of On.
forcng 1t, he started for Washington, 10 rcpsesen,
the case 10 the government.
The Secretary and President both expressed
great sympathy with the merchants, but the forpor
exhibited the law. which forbade, as he said any
other course. No order, other than that piyes
could be issued---nor could thai be Withdrawn. On
suggestion from the Collector, that permission
night be given TO delay acting on that order, il Was
replied that such permission would virtually DO an
infringement on the law. but that, mean time. the
Executive would seek 10 devise sny means which
IN an addition TO an early call Of Congress, niGh,
tend to alleviate the sufcrings Of the country. Nr
y. then added. that as no discretion could be OF.
erc'sed by the Department at Washington. nor sO-
thorised in tho Collector, he had Determined 70
throw himself on the merchants, on congress-, ,ad
on his country for his jurisdiction in continuing 10
take until after the meeting Of Congress, evrrsui
notes m payment Of duties and bonds. This saaoo-
citation was received with deafening cheers, ~ tie
midst Of which. Mr. Swartwout left the exchange.
The meeting was then organized, Jas. q. Kisc
being called TO the chair. and J. A. STgvEss sp
pointed Secretary when, on motion Of DAsHl
JACKSON. seconded by, il was resolved tho
Tie Chairman and Secretary. together with the nd
ef and seconder, be a committee TO address 81
the name ofthe meeting. a letter Of thanks to ~
Swsrtwout for his manly conduct.
The meeting then adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas great and weigty matters claiming the consid
Grafton Of the Congress of the United States form
ordinary occasion for converting them do by these pres.
ents appoint the first Monday Of September nert for their
meeting at the city of Washington hereby requiring tho
respective Senators and Representatives then and there
assemble in Congress- in order receive such
tions may then be made to them and consult and de-
tcrmine such their wisdom may be doom.
ed meet for the welfare Of the United States
In testimony whereof, have causcd the seal Of the Uni
IT, 81 ted States to be hecuno affixed, and signed tho
Done AZ tho city OF Washington, the fifteenth day
Of May, in the year OF Lord one thousa nd
eight hundred aud thiry-s and Of the In
dependence Of the United States the sixty first
MARTIN VAN buren,
BY the President
Jons Forsyth Secretary OF State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
From The Ntp York Ameriean, May IS.

II is said the Treasury has drawn for $500 600 specie
tie Deposit Banks here, 10 reinforce the Bank of the Me.
ropois at Washington We take il for granted the Depos
II Banks will not pay these drafts principle OF equ
y justice specie be paid for the deposits Of the Gov
ernuen when It is refused ndvl duas Indeed must
presume any officer Of Bank making this distinction would
render himself personally liable for the Consequences
Bills Of Exchange England selling at l6 per cent
premium, payable IN city bank notes.
Stocks have all rsen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

Ihf better Currency. The United States Bah. 0ss
take their otcA deposit bank bills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

no bones OF Col Crockett and the other heroes ~
honoHs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
state ot the country.

Aswe predicted in last nearly all the Banks in the
Northern Middle and Eastern States have suspended specie
paymen, the dpostc banks aud all except small pet bank
at Washington uic Bank Of the Metropolis and the
Bank of Washington Tie President and his Gag lcious
Cabinet making great Efforts to sustain the former
will be by the following articles -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

rysThe American sloop of Wsr Matches has osDfpfs
Msx.csn brig Of War, Of the bar Of the Bssos 81 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

his SAID the frssis Independence lay at 49, i>~ei'
~ees after sbs ~ss ready to sail, for want sfpn4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

"a BANS At ha.hv,l's. sraos, ssa<s - - y oS
Jackson, are stated 10 have ss.pssss<s r1 p3sssni