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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23
. EXECUTIVE: POWER.

fiT:hn1g oi-InlL,rd, nr 4. h; &c fFrai,tc:
!fe !"'oeIa' ei-altt,e fSIssin+ wrf;::tuifn What
t!'ntIa! JACKSON dogs. M, who;e ro,i, ~ ~ mid,
-AsLs :. ny iin-Hrchs asaii,zi:iyru,py.af.i d.sp;;.
''s.n. sd gu. AnNrrai..s M,r,it pay. tic ,u,,nc
who: were aihI.eI 10 ;mclt wre;c.ird. sIo,rIy
ll!. t'e.lcr;n J;tk.o,: ,fpts' ;wl;ustiiei he 4,..6'.
So w'it' lforlill,y. i'll tis IGaple 3fhis par,v.bo,s
thclf s,e'His islrd.say: :t!uei.h. -: 80.
N.tr''. ti'iv:. Hti seen: d,e: preset i, .yin,er.@
c9nsressi g.> ere uel Il coin,.iiee. OF nn,try y to
ny: c'rni.pti',n, 81 be .>fov,,f5ihe.,,,, t.. Jist As ti,ai,
fn'n!,9' er.i Is .t'csmitng ii bneA-in. .riiHuuas..
Ee''';tai y, tS"'-.stepi nj. CALI. he roninn' ce.a
.SSi'an':i' lnl"i,ifi6i.. and says it sTaK .sa no
!;rt,ef.,. :Ntinier myself. oes ifny.. Secrtluic,
siiaH s7iinr, 10 your Jnqulsiiwiil: rowaf. Cen:
sn'S: .yas created rcor"mi,teu "a; the sTrlose"f
;scer,:an'.s what canncctinn: j.. N. .Whane,
mas: WITH The bs =, lihgn t;of 1.-The T.eas,iry: --fte
Ex'Gmtte p""'er intrrisfes- The Secretary 81
.nfe !fsaSlsy :.Lefn:cs; b. anSwe. half the, a;ies.
t!oiis put TO Inn. :Ay1.inisa..e lose. his own
1noHA,. ala a last TeIRscS.i0 come Before rhe
COMMITTED mt all 4 Sena,orin Congress. mi.
!casio.,nl tisHsin..hk Hltee. n /. saws IS i h1lo:
ri"us tatt thatfildlSidiu,is,tdg gu. in, efiee. aid COW
mciIti -Wifttiie Tr,siiepi. gnc'rsnt. tic. e6rarn.
Ii'eir- .deRGs'ts:for .':G ,itgpuse: OF sira.Jlht,,o III
.the.pl6;ic 1inds- WHICH The Presidefft diroesrs:,o
S9nrt. ms; into an :;ltarS hpeh :h0nselE and Far
which aescin f<.an II, vt insntenc ls1rr:to this Sen,
.nt9r: r: bnking HIM, ,hdpqhp t;ssislator .for:Woris
..sp9k. MIN debate: f6taaAd .4ne -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

: f.rc-.AtGe. bi1lo-; bin. a,ou,.3 q:clyek
:N'S.trtly .l:;tt'iAs. it a wS.m'.n: tcncutnt
-! !he nrfuiaiph of.ynln.A: .krly-N'CT
lAr'' "uitlcr.,.a1 'rhc ei.' esd. Of N;,rkr.
,,r,'l: II !i!.'f.." the. Nerlh II .t,G Fish.
'.'irk'r:: -wiHt+i.:w;ls .,,nslyr4I ~~iitoni .r,n.
''y"r ia!en=.> . 1t "aS s%uppo~,fD be lin &c,
-! at n'cindiafS.-: CAd.aeston. Aef: Sth iasL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

N,u. Nn,., N,r.,f,

:. Tbs Cont Of. laqui,, .;a Erndqirk, have: s:,i
back ,tln- y1Nioi,a vb;;a ol:the. E:xeendre. aid IfavA
~ aihrlru'd i'll ,heis. npiLions in the case Of rsoh.:.
-S&.Ht, avid ;u~Ginnped' sFiire;tHa. -:::- -"
This: isls i should. he. 4 few. slichIcs:ons
ltom honprallle.inen wintd:l Ion" since; hu.G.t6d.
Amlftw Jatksoi that le:was MT tis; master, i;:it
me servant Of iie people: =: ~. !:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

.'sjaA cayo'iua ieA.yr-irn;,car. r. tho ch,;
f,.os'te l,"!!;issied las! J~att,.ry i.s:f1. i!.at ,.,rre
w!.ie q! G,9. 'i,he'lt2 ':uJc. q .iH die Suulh,tar:
9:ih, c."lcac' ~tIcfl,esI thei.: are 4 R.;ir,u,
: Ta'tE''ef+; 20 Henidr>': n :].JuAior.. b ,-.pl.u,
'n"'c~.. rfI'2i4h e:hneiA..4AonseStou 'iEtr:':.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

.Sugny from gSsssnas:=-A late FRENCH jsper
sta1es; Hat thl nsi fu: aetpte st Sugar fran GAes,:
nnts.Nip SOON tcipiha' Ola; macil rapofG,nts vs.
r'ae RON: beet root. and tka1 sesie process. o.. en-
Best heetrogs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

.haHe<F. Hawkins. Ceminaaare o GtI,e Tci,a,
.Hivr ditd ATTN Orleans: Of i,a. 'snGlii i,ex.. pl,.
.!n~era:was;wfn ate ,dcd..'I 4 wa; br lwi.I
military flo6Qtua:. - -. -. -:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

. tYg:!H-W" ic,ir",,"lsr ,heS.,:: !nigas,:ne Her.
~ Mat a,a-Wbse e. .Ii"- prese i.Icl.1ci,c Of ri,:,l
T.!,f",y .1'ies.a :rs ~cteetin..; aid txc Zen.
-. a?. ti.".yan-Co Downing; afc:caiuh !.tt>
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23
Gbr:apnerttsrr,
:..TnGfspAE. M;h&n:s3. isaz.:
bANK.:
EDGEEiELD!iC n.

Al! Il lnee,ing::af ilro' s~t.ekholders. op the
l3,h ::inst:. the: following .gcptlemeu were
.slertcd Directors Cor one year. vH:-..
w W. s,srkc;H II s,ctinsdn,J Jas. Hub:
bard ,::lao.. r.. -Mrbo)ald,:h F:.M6Donakk.
George. Parfo,,s James r.. Broo,ne DIR.
Stokes, VIM. Garrett. Whit. Brooks, Johm
r.. Bauske,,,' a,d'N. 'L..G rifiu. =: "
;. WV: S,nrkc was elected President.
and r: u: Wardlaw s%6;lic:aet. -;
AT q preyidus meeting the G. pitnfs tocl:
'9ftho Bank was. i,icreasel.to $500, 600. :
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

- sIDAMrAoALI 40

J.r Cvocotd. IS ~ stai -,0su ras',-hcs 'ar l,..
luplrs tNttact ui t.ugf from G. { t4Hyt"t i..t-1s-
rnaIro against ''i' g. 'a'0 81 ue u nc rr'".as . be-
b.. t.,e.,, rr ,rI tH ..l1rsv r-r.n ..'. o.. ..-
wac Istt e'It tug itt BLEW bard lot "r w,f~ iui"
there .ss f.. r4nr'r TIE Uiud continue, auI v 49,:
90, ~asa .or, ot--a w.'r 300. iAr,.- N"'f' OIL ~.
urris bD. rOg. 80 i',a ttHIipH At O., 'Ii 1--we
clock t.f .4 v..' t.'.-ra- tii io'' '.t'u SO AN
end aar q l,a'a Lis #,n.., 'a 3 .taf'. IH'N.F vr
had two 5gcti.larl s,a tap-.s heHatd. VI" Goo, a~
c9nutud aul t.u i.ncd ordered 'i' hands Inac
aud i.Ds!.. g. dipping vai-r which Order every enc
i,N ,.tat scene occurred, which pay God I may
never ura.u witness Que ipadtd and Tory SCOUTS
screaming, waiting dying. Some crti1g 10 "i'r'--
some Co. m Hsrs rnusr o. du ,ts sud s0ua--a'me lu.
t,rrI .l,r-, from rn .!--e#mr tf1uc With H,r uy,
da,Iug Themselves amidst tie cfupbing vf't1.
stood ou Ac wheel huu.t o. ST 90 man rud f Wlf ul
such pi 81 gr.'ts as camr $50 tAr poor c''''f's Is
S.iui. f, .ftscuhlhlr Close m", 1-1t~'iHd 'nan
with d a 10 aud "a size bon. On to- vtr.t with one
hand and her d4riiue 90 the other, sud can r1d
washed her child from hrs aud such vas her iHzt
that she l~1pr and with The 90 81 Ptcou' srrrroh ~
claimed 80 ny child, and Disappeared forever Ire
maiupd m ar las; one aui was tnrup1t- enough To o.
enc Of the few survivors After reaching shore, im
nrdstely commenced hauling ig trunks and r7'l,s
and was frtuun's enough O. ind OLD Is L1r"se a'"G
htIi covered with water. 4si * TIuI5 und saved hf
life Presently t'uRi others who were as iorIupair a
myself and ,c diyd d--pau went for assis1ncr, 1ne
pant kept ia re w1tchtuI for trunks and bodies
The wnI blow violently. and being dfenched with wa
ter md some Of us entirely naked, co.d only keel
/ alive bv travelling The tHo ladies' who were saved
We earn to q saud bank. aud covered thcm most
10 sand. Iilt few escaped without ing badly hrAis
Ia this condition trmlin,d tall diytI-Ni, about s
hours: ypu nay lgdgr our irrAnIs a. dtyItAt "
found ou,selvts on ocacoke Island. an uT s.' q
savap.s Therr were lew fmIt,s Sl' lid ever
ding their power - relieve rs, brat moot Of them az
pcar.Gint .-rrHt and only VISITED IA 70 see what ih
could steal Bat tlr oi hr baggage came a'hnr'
oud what did was 50 badly Hlur Aaii' &c wort
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

gE Wa.l. u.r stt..'.an g ttc la'e community s
fAet ur % iar ts,,s' which rnal,s tlir county !
..cu, Do tie pl.yr-. o. v, as,Ar duty of every free
on ar c7ur- winch 'a.e tend q g. L.is us .H'a lac
3lrup. v.a.- g. b. 1., .,4ui iestal-r, sag that
iir c44s, Of ic press d.,f s., 10 nay "PDon .s the
MAJ adn.a.s'Illoa g on' 457 afillis ~ tho fret
s'lc.rt stc u.ra..d that ,i- expenditures OF t.e GOV
ct na; have Jen mach lsrter ,h4u o. ars ohsT P-f.-
OF t4,a- t,e s4n.. .rr ga Of mc ts is iruc. boz %"
y-u' sf ace rlyvtsaop, have not iac eased 70 iha a.
600; u.at las been .p.~snc4. .ihl, they sh,u3 's
oyirr such lavish r,psnG.;ur, ol he pubic Hf!s
Nh1strt Aas rs! Tie Hsp.r. OF %, committees 100 ihe
Ieisu ~ Aal.re Jackson u1st b- convinced 90. t's
trad, 20. i.s a...faon The cabllct 90 iIa last "a
rrs,ir., har b.cH 81 such vt'llI uuc'ufro.a Stag
,lsrsc,f i.a' ~ people however sgicGi could base
b. o. r.epset ia q ol.s.s lar ,.ie present IHe na-'
a.ls l.aaac - could hardy haze predicted tbe Iesu
%! su-lulI s-8 cli.lcrrs r-heil.s have been gen
efa,.d and pr,sr-eG f5l ihe nna- n-..us ef GtHefa
J4ess1npo 81 nos convinced tiat be haF -rca i9-as
BOZ. en- I,nir Patton. o., bee 10 Do. cogfs,, TT ,-a
tea,s past sbos hiussi illrpend' III OF Tie people
upheld b. caAo,e irdueuce not only h.fs bon saroal
uat be las L,atly destroyed lbs ilsI-s 81 ie Proic
d liberty con, sil "a tae gAt and protection # ou
rapsrtv aud cor per lie hss tstcE from tr poo
u1n be wages, taa lfou he rrh ts property sH'
aAs, a. lLsrs .el o.! lscs4ta La. Tue - q ur5Pn.
From L.sa-asa-e3 tyranny 90. opnTtsl.on u r'ay b
sais u fsHe ial ts gfeseI; dIfssa ri ths caaH'fy
n5' ,u.n. f. o., o-e Psr.ra.f r"if--e a. '- bel
ist..6 l.t., aepr - ed rIH, f-. . '4.- 70.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
JEUELRf, sc.
+. 4. FULLER.

II ANING novel 10 the New Boiling opposite T.
L BrIp's lNs would be hHppy to see ell who would
10 or him with their patronage.
lie iss jusi received from NEW YORK sllition
20 hs former 'to H. saions which be found the foi'
lowing article
IrYpf. Lepine Hul common Watches; Isr Orgs.
nctis BrAst PlDs aud Finger rug. IF ~ Sind, Guard
-.Gs rnl Keys Steel, fie'ed .uI glt Fob Csin hDi
k,y Wfoushi and PLAIN e tral Table, Tea. rAi
salt spoons Sugar IOag., Butter kaYes Pencil c.
Ltotz Il aGd cot Glass Ctulie Sticks all ~,
odment II .iomru,gs sons Ddled Eyed Counter
si8k sewing tdc. Nah. tooth, snl ----- Efu.be,,
Tooth Pow lef Top. 7 sisl tul side ,mbs . silyu
fop. 'l! eide Ihntles Wallet fofse Hni P"'ki
Boz. g ape 4 let S,Hl Paper Folders, Iuras Steel
Twcegar., Clc.sad { iccker Mcn { lioyne fpcA.
= { mpa,--s Google, sltctic'es Percussion Cap
.t..r cases, g.. Sc.
sper'uc,c slsp exchan.eI rni fitted Oh Cola
. vcr aiken ~ tNchaB.e TIC highest prices aIJ
Watches sll & pck, icpui G suj warranted. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
Brick for sale.

J>,R SALE o. Ciuen.pn epf.ns., s1oV o. goo
L ERICK. tlfes f.ariAs al phlra are good Nssihef
Bf.. rar- sssu vdi t's.fs coli tres - 49,
,lit. VIZ, ts-t tas sre8,I''. 20 re- .'',f - - "
.ul.gr h.f ''''''' j.,
c.-,eltu. "a rfs.. o. =. l.--.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
cOMMLSSLONERS NOTICE.

VtefE ueta'ecfibtr hs'ng spPo'riel ~ ihs Hoe
III Probate Court &C. he atiru Is huiisnd, ctsD
IA 90 fe.si,s eRsn,ias AsI aIi1a I'll elaitsst
i,...ad, ~ %. l4,.oni pssifft ne 'lt4te e!
IDAAiD VAIL,
st. # Danlv. 90 tsd district trceate, tsats..st.t
,.teat Asl slso 90 rs sui dsms4 -, .sifLasd IN
ithrria ari 90 aloofh' from t6s lrt 3d., 81 80,
I.31 Le.as o. Owed ~ fsiI oolr - that rufpa.. v
D. ther lre hefety Eisf boirF 4hi al sfeElt ,tia
l5ftns-t % sasd s,eltHst, 81 ne lias hsas-
81 Da,i Ia hen 30 Dashy e-4 ere f,' - ufIsy o.
Deesnibsr i351, sEJ tl4e fu rrfuf'sy 81 bisy 3
from sr1 ua.i uptil y.s.tA o. - "a sssb Il ..
4.s
tAf-oH kOGl'R -
ssftb L1PHftl ""'"'
l'aiv+ ps4.1 tAaf 2ra tsg q nt $3.50 g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

D2OFE-sOR Of DEYrAI EyAgz
L ~ ~oa'i inform ne 10 .sbabitsuis 81 Roi'Anh
tul ,ruiy, fhat he vii hs at tie ii@ufe q lsthcEH
NItD. m Kuii.nl, ou Nou lay, the Gu sri lSn u
Nui. .iav.n. nt date Il 700 The b,ur' q 10 seo.s
M.uiI .o',Iak ~, Nh.eh the he msy to eoB-
sls tc,pte'iIs She teeth n zee sins ms services
ay o. siieu itl to a. thef lac e. 0'hef dsy
hy sfs.tz rcf 3ih ~ Ia e.arrns C. 10 Nr HtDef,
% Is. has eYs.g- nenis 10 80 roni THrtt Of the
Irc.,s c n s, uotGlns wll be eh.fgsd i.f As4is p
ii. sad rrc Ef opsfaia-H o. fc ealiy moderate 10
ir.us Doe ssrr.c f, yrlu the resva Of s
ltatfsaI. &C -. 1887 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
Hard Ware and Cutlery.

Mil Saws. Iron aud steel Back Saws nippcss
aud iispd Saws " pud saws Whip SAYS ton - 10 ~
tnct Double. Sogie, sad Cui Iisne aHs Tarpsnicr.s
N"fuCr nud itTs.f tbises sHt and stssfs Fttrsf
ssess. Making tunE~s Spake -tsset nrawing krisss
~ e. t1-cs tsen, rqaatrs, Nt,..s RiIt Aascr.
tont Au4ets Ttcut tiiunrfs ratept snd oonnisa Saw
Sets. tpsl 'hcuch wees. Hand Ntsc. Ps'ent tiaus
ScftN, from SO to- inch Norfolk I.s,chcs HAs. Doot
Handles Door, Pad Chest Iruut. tn aud llag l,oks
Cout Nails t'tass pai. Cut Isrts Spatable. Rsh 1na
ltt liiudlrs lIfass aud lrou Pa~s Goat Hooks issrs
and small Caftata Pos, Wool Cads Sad ifuewi Plated
BAHAMA ard Iron Tahlc snl u, Spa Brass aRd i'on
taudltcks steel and Iron SauGcs Brass and Iron Shos
81 aud Turgs Tea Trjs. Buttnna Tea Pot, Mil Saw.
bastard squafo SPARE, tauad ard halt found Piles
ilotse oai Shoe i;asps spoctaocs rhcrs Shoomakoi.
Tools 1t4ce Chains Gun ipeks Cole MILF skates, ros
Bells Table and neset kntcs AID fotts. Irgs ansff
WUf tawcts, Butcher and b. cad kai,cs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31

s 'sH,r ~ 'he sI.e..nt or iIHr.0'c. '..t .
rcIiaia.'.. sa.est.st TAENfG roNS uF
SPECIE hate hcea .-i 1 lti'a e.p'a Pc '."
rcau.y Ns-.. Csa'. +. cane ur 'ls oH'. j.
b, ts-.la..l 20 bc .o- ifc q. s usak aa- Il.r .tH
- ssrss ~ !H'7sd,h T.s r.a, gt'a ,n-
,rcs,,l h-7s 81 Gee o.. .a.p a.. f..e- It-
rf..i. =, t.c laus, ia s.'.. u.ir.
y4g}y i.a- 81 ttsc.C, tsr9 si9- 90 i' ae 2"
t'te-. va.. 10. nof'h saaot $500 600.
D. FffHt g .l.a - e.Hs-r.i F.la tHr '.rteti ro
tgfls .ssi Arf~u-,f iar Nan HgrrlHrs have gs.issl
ever 1850 s"t.r. Uaia .tas,4nj % tie NmF' htse
Ftlasa - !a s,.t ~ ile kst.aitrr Toe SFHslr
Naeh h fore s,l'tat5 nalafits e. Van Eaf,n a,,u
Usa tsss's & msJ arly oi Fh',, ia tlc iiJufc
''' a. h-f,a aalaiiiy 8. u-4ci- ifs@ a. 70 g.
!. 30 s.a',t a.tlna yosas m-n hi,e brfa s4. &c.
T. iae Hra tses'lalra Class ale Caltcc and ilal
80 aAl-e hs naef 81 t4teHi4 uarcle. N.ih tsr i4
'eiEien 'cg,ias ia-sc easas 90 l.r sllty - iss
'ir-f'ar 49,. bFt'i a. 10 -eiH~tu &c tt1 Tee rH.
80 lu tir .ft' b arfas l43.a iss ana r. al4ir
ere ~ tahir tan7afit ttfnfh or a.ef-.sir 9. sar
'.''as ehaea e y alta ~ 70 .ait @. Co. l..4
tH'lra a. . nIs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
sr0CkcrB. Glass, and Ch,aa
Ware.

tnnsistins Of Pint, Fur p,r aad iighI bine III
uios and tta ~eut, wrl matsHet Aso large as.s,t.
meat ct co,ni1oa Wstr Wsh rs.ns cod ENsfs Tleg,u,
o-.-- LLmr- Gle. n.lt. Z -nsellng l.amn. So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
I'D ry e. q % IL IS.

Splendid French aud English Norcnos aud Chr
cassiar Gans Hair ADD common Csmhlets kstio.u
Bombitn. afgc assortment English Itcpch AID Amer.
can fnnts Furniture Fruits v,rp iyU Gtushsms, hs,.
op, Lawn, Scotch and Long Lawn SArsau. Caubc, Cam
biir Mutns, PLAIN snd Fig swiss and Hook Musltnt Fsd
Mlsns Plain and ~ Mall Cotton Norsted and St Hose
White and Scsiio, Mureno ShsNs and iakts Shsls S,k
and Conn" Dress iidLs PLAID and N,lontta Slas White
and Cod Flannel. Cotton Flannel tuttun und~ Shirts and
Dnwcrs Slk aud Cotton Nelse'. Cotton ADD SIX tnhro
las Dtm1ak and THROWN iiuon Table Covers, Toilet Gov
Russia Scotch and Btdseye Diaper, fine Linen Diaper,
Fine and common IRISH Linens blcaohd Cotion', H'o~n
Cotton and Linen Duiags Cord Caubrcsi told Silssas,
NIX and ilro~n iinens White snd Blk Hnbiuet Lace
aud Footing, Edsags aud Inserngs Greco Borsss ond.
Itu.c IInfaqe aud Lace NI. Sik and Cotton Ildhts
Stocks. Hin and Cold silks. for B,es a. and Honntts, Ia
dies Cawts Soarfs. Corded SkiTts,
supof6ne, common and low priced Broad Cloths PLATA
aud fincy Cassiuicres Nestiags Jdiiors fnmmings,
Gsi rat, Sleeps Gay aud Cold fud Cloths
: ,tincts Green and " hi,e Horse Blankets Rag. Ac
| brown and Bleschd Shttings ard Shooting Common
! width Ticking Cotton Yarn. Wsding, Bats Wicting
Tow Cloth Russia Dock
SHOES.
! French and Common walking shoes Misses
" hng Shoes aud Slips thldient Shore Cater Boois,
Gents Pumps sad Slips, &c.
Napt Hats.
ir PIPER Leather sod Calfskns Fall assortment OF
Pants aud OH
D.c Stuff, Drugs and Medicines,
Al extensive turpy whieh u - psr.Iys unneeoia-y 10
say hfg sell CHEAP
s;au3cy's Hollow Ware and
stoves.
Widow Miier's smoking and short Gut Tobnc-
co; Nlcoha and yellow Snuff " illo~ Baskets fun
.o.imont STONE WARE MA Pans.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
- ~ az II G p

- ilLs' Enylish. Wogrrs' Orange. MA, aud ~pol
n, ro~ett ii.asitag fp~detl Hs' ls.d shot A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-31
s;aulcy's hollow Ware md
stoves.

VI dow Miiicr's smoking and Short Cut Tobnc.
GO Nlcoba md yellow Snuff Nillo~ Baskets fun as
.o-imont STONE WARE MA Pans.
Rutland, Oct. 81 1851.
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LIST or ACTS

Passed az th~ .frsf session Of tie twsnty<
.ftih Congress.
An act to postpone tAe fourth ins.aa%
ment with the States.
An act authorizing further postpona~
ment oe payment upon duty bonds-
An uct for adjusting the remaining
claims upon The late deposito banks.
An act to regulate the fees Of the dis
trict attorneys in certain cases.
An act for the relief of D.. P. Madison.
A bill! to authorize the issuingof Treas,
usy notes.
A BIZ! making additional appropriations
for the suspension Of Indian b ,stillties lo>
the year one thousand eight hundred an
thirty-seven, I'm
A bill making ddtionalappropriation.
for the year one thousand eight hundret
and thirty seven. A
A bill to- continue in force certain laws
to the close Of the next session or Cong.
ress.
A bill TO amend an act entitled san act
TO provide for the payment of horses lost
or destroyed in the military service oftha
United States" approsed January lss
1887. .a
Resolution directing the postage on LETT
ters sent by the Express Mail to be paid
in advance.
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From BickDelrs Reporter
. THE SUSQuEHANNA BANK.

A bank was some time since establish
ed an Por, Deposite, in Maryland, and
hourished for awhile Hnd,r the title Of
the Susquahanna Bridge and Ranking
Company. 1t committed two failures,
hawever, the last in 1888, Since that
period, no measures have been taken for
the redemption Of their notes--at least.
no, TO Cur knowledge. Within a few
weeks, Phoenix has arisen from the ash>
es of this od concern and there is now
In existence, new Bank under the tile
Of the Suslu, hanna Bank, established ua.
der clause Of charter of the old lnsti.
in'ion. Several Of! the noies ofihis new
concern have reached this city. Are we
10 understand tha, this new copcern is re.
spoHsible for the obligation Of its bankrupt
predecessor! And it 10. we should like
to be informed where the agency in this
city, for the redemption OF the old and
new notes, is si'nateh.
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From Bicknell's Reporter.
!. FROM WASHINGTON.
sx,raefi TO lie sdito1r dated.


Hushngfon, Ocl. IA, 1887.
Almost the whole week has beeeu de-
voted to the Sub Treasury Bill, and but
little progress was made With Il up 10 IL
O'Clock laSl night. a, that late hour Mr..
Wise. Of Virginia, lief, the floor. after hav.
ing cecup;ed -, I'M delivering speech
which fancy all who listened to it. will
say, was remarkable for little else than Its
rant and stupidity. Il was composed, al
Mosi exclusively Of extracts from public
documents, The speeches OF members OF
Congress. now and then spiiLkled with
word ortw from hlr. Nise's own mint.
II was near nine O'Clock when the Hon.
gentleman took the ffnor, and was il not
too had. that hs should hold it. and de,ain
all who would listen to him, all WAC were
compelled to do SO from the nature uf their
vocation, till pas, midnight Such folly
md such humbuggery should be secuted
at by all decent men.
As for the Sub Treasury Bill, that had
nothing TO do with MIR. Wise, nor had Mr.,
Wise ought TO do with the bill. Nis
whole speech was about other matters. s.
was SO dull and SO heavy, that the greater
portion OF it was delivered to empty ben
ohes. The eloquent gentleman from Vir-
ginia, gained nothing by making an ef.
fort TO speak against time 10 the injury Of
his own health, and TO the sore injury of
the health and patience of alt his neigh
bOrs. If n ran. rnder any cod. of NOR.
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natural enough. considering that until re-
Gently, specie had commanded such an
enormous premium in this ccunuy-that
merchants making their exports 10 Cuba,
Mexico. &C., have preferred payment in
specie 10 any other produce of those coun-
tries. We repest. therefore, that money
IS, in reality. not scarce among the CaPi-
taIis,s Of the U. States.
One Of our mo.t extensive yuctioneers
informs US that al his establishment, busi>
ness has been unusually brisk for the last
month, also, that four months notes are
freely discounted at our banks. Hereo'
fore, the practice has been to give six
months notes. These. however, are not
now received. Cash sales have been es
pecia'ly lively. This may be attributed
to the fac, that many western merchants
having. from the force Of circumstances,
been refused their usual credit by whole
sale dealers-have attended auctions more
frequently than heretofore. or course.
the purchases Of the Western Merchants
are not SO large as in former years, SO
mach OF their business having been thus
dor 9 either for cash or short notes. The
mos, conclusive evidence, however, as TO
the trade Of Philadelphia for the present
year. may be deduccd from the fact, that
the canal aud railway tolls of This State,
up to the first Of October, amounted to
upwards Of 100000.
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From y eknell's Reporter.
THE MONEY Market.

Public attention has beea almost Who'll
ly occupied for the last week, With the
returns OF the rcccut election in New
Jersey, Pennsy lvaua and Georgia; hes
leving. as We may presume. that the re
suits of these Elections would in some
degree effect Trade. Commerce, and the
Money Marke'. The results. SO far as
relates 10 Pennsylvania, may be thus
summed or. The Wings and Anti Ma
son, have secured their asceudancy Ia the
State Senate. while in the House Of Rep.
escnta,ives. there viii be a Van Bnrcn
naj. Of f,om 10 TO Is, votes. The char-
yer OF the Bank OF the United States will
not be nheahd; bu, il is highly probable
that important res,riclinns will be placed
by The next Legislature. upon the future
vemen,s ei all the Banking Institutions
oiihe Commonweal,h. Much will do
pend upon the character Of the Message
o: Governor Riner. Our present impress
sion is, ,ha, that funciionary will respond
io,Ge wishes Of The people with regard, 10
Banks; and we feel satisfied that he will
no identity his Administration with the
well-being or otherwise of these lnstsu
lions. Money continues abundant. and
may readily be obtained in Boston, New
York, tnis city and Baltimore, a. 6 per
cent, or approved security. On this pnin,
we would remark, 'ha, capitalists are more
liberal than heretofore from the fact that
they found their money remaining idle up
on their hands, and hence are compelled
TO be less rigid IN their requirements u
is mistake IN the part OF some Of our
pubic Journalists, 10 suppose, that money
is scarce IN our counuy-a although il III, y
have been, irnm Che circumstances OF the
times, partially withheld Sta extensive
circulation. IL proof Of our asse,toa, we
may ,ns,li on, that according 10 late re-
Elurn. il appears that $4.000,000 sNore IN
,pesie was ,n,portsd to the country during
he last year. than had been sea, out Of Al
Ito say no hing OF the sums brought by
nearly 100000 enaigrapss, All shis ii