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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

nISEASES OF THE r. SE.-Dr ELLIOTT, Oculs
- nd Professor Of Anatomy and Diseases of tho Human eye
NO $40 Roadway sa bcs to inform those who trouhed
with weak inamcd eyes defect
have opportunity Of getting their perfectly cured
without opeiaionJ by the AID ofk medicine, and glasses
Dr. having studied urscr the most celebrated Ocus Europe
and one Of te best America professor smith Of the McEca
College ~ OHIO, enabled WITH confidence
10 SIGHT and .hsr time the dangerous dis
the hitherto considered .ura hs extern
and su cc hundreds New York
scstify.
spcctaccsrhe patent self AL lung beautiful transparent
medium Spcctnce Gasscs having the peculiar property ~
the perfectly cool giving immediate and permanent
and ~ the tune adjust itself without the
rity Of change
defect.
Price of the patent glasses On Is, cemmon do a..
~ n. glotts Patent Onmen for the immediate ofnna
walton ct the eye Picc 50 cents per box, warranted
Advice the gratis this Of Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
D T. has removed Broadway corner
in tho d.s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
RR 0NE PIRICM AND ONE oUAI.7-,

nn0wN co Chatham Square ronsgoo Int Y.
ncr celebrated Hats, y lee THREE MI 1n VIA,
n,l;c the ~ ss4 IN ~, ng tfsss Ls, =.
'a o. seany durabiIy cheauess ard con ne ultima
H. % LOT cash ne good customer there orr ~ 70 % weasr
Yo s Chatham Square Mott street "e losses Of
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INsUR-

THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY,
Continue Ia loss by FIRE Buildings,
Goods, SHIPS Port and their pon
personal properly at their Office, No. ~ wallstrcet.
DIRECTORS
Robert Ainsie Thomas Bolton,
David Codwise, Henry H. r. lott,
Daniel Jackson, Jisuas Rnrleant,
Corlnndt Palmer, Edgar jenkins,
John Larimer Graham, CIV Hasbrook,
Thomas Til ston, Henry " Leeds,
LOUIS DcCas-c, George d. Strong,
Henry Wyckuf, Chiric- q Handy,
samsel r. T,slale, stephen storm,
William Y. Hallctt, Edward Fust
. - ROBERT AINSI.IE, President
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

we,r = ~ GOOD HAT, and one ,,.-,
ei hmd preserve its shane conol,co wtnaned 10
side four Doors ts cog LAND COS % Bowex snd
sNNs@ JIf-im,
ni les w. WEBB having ,,la. -. -.
of anal by WRIGHT ROWE Bosrvsv e - .os.
senc y ia, leave s 70 ino, end and T.. 1 psc
article line o'.os ana seal Caps ON
. The sir Hats made on the 6uc,t ia, Ax.- -,
.ns sn Es and durable warranted esde's
wiep pubic are invited to him calbefse puro,;,
~ H-The OIL stock will he sold chen, c,,
nj -" JANIS w. WEBB. 4pS RrooJ,. .asH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
HARD OF nEARING-A Lo,r ,ron,

young jonathan once c"'r''u the daughter 81
an old ma" 'h'' h''' '''"n '"s'' VIM ''"'''''"
t. be deh''''' 10 h'"''s ''' '''''''"' "''' vas
""fe 'at'''"- '''n "'''e' 10 nearing a. we
q"'' VIZ ''"" I" S"'"'
J. "a' stormy ",s'' !" We" '''S '' 'i''"'
m'-'a az" NOT ""'" - "'"',- "''
l"'h r"''' co. '"'"'e' me ,''1'' '''''
r"' By '"r Ola ""h H''S'"'' "'' '''"- VIZ" '''
"'' i""'' tue ''''''' mum ~" '""'
pecirnry ct hsk'ng 'h' on mar" l''''''.' '' ~"
mat'y Sal loraiih" resolved io'P"" =" INC
',d nan zoe nest day ''"'' san be, 80 '""" 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
+ \ II I'll y e. s.

Pauings-Oh who hath iet their power
Who hath no, moutncd DER the parting hour
Quickly ", cherish Affection ties
For MINDS OF congenial symPathies
Hot our lots may IN varied scenes be- cast,
Our brief coii ION too soon is past,
nd we vh while the rush.! tear-drops sta ut
" ilss We have only NE; = rat ~
Paintings there are Of more bitter rnth,
nen ~ breathe farewell 10 the friends 81 youth
They linked with thoughts of uur happi-s, hours
or birds snd sunshine, nj trees and flowers
They were shafers ia all the joy aud mir,h
OF "a. social board and the festive hearth.
Oh lutte the world can glad the heart
Condemncd fr.n early friend u part
Yrt arr there parinss more sad, mote dr-sr,
When the awtg summons Of death 10 neari
When ~e stand the couch of y sufferer by,
And ssIe an thu din aud l1nguid eve.
Wa!rh the iart bues "n the fading ch'ck,
ii~,r lh- last accents s1bin-i aod weak.
Tpen q cid our loved one 10 Dratit cold dart,
And Eel that with Than life "e part,
P,r..,.' Oh !. not their trial given
To Itil the .pirit if,an Earth ia Heaven
We IA st,l d-rin tiIs wali place nl rest,
Surrounded by all W. low" the brsi
Hut when we the loss Of friruds drPiorr.
May our ,h ought. b- turned ~ tha, b'cs~fh shore
Wh-re heart shall spring t. i,s kindred heart,
And tn-r, IN glory IN more u part
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
DEFERRED arr LES.
MILITARY CONVENTION

Delegates ffau ih- several BugA5rs and tcgtmea ais
80 lbs State pursuant 70 Prvs'nn' nocs, met at The
,ourt li0use - Montpelier prt - ~. II ii clock
A aud oTgAn'r-d by ue apPsnim' M oi Bf'g Gen
II Rsns,n chairfnan pro tsm and J W Gurus.
clerk gro trus The following gentlemen w-t" apP"in-
ted committee nominal. officers Tor this tpuyrn-
ton VII Gen Jscoh Wasiihnrn, Col ) Is Flint,
Gen stephen noir. DR. Ira Davis Capt }. A NHl
and Maj = Churchill Gen 7 " Rsnsan. Col :
H,reiunr. Capt Ald,a Fstndqr DR. Ira DAVIS aud
Gen Franes = Phelps were appointed committee To-
d,au resolutions sud rrP,t The same to this eonyen
ton.
20. IN the Niua system. h. inVilrd to ttc SEATS iu
this convention sud psruciaair ln 10 dslbefaioEs.
Adjourned 70 cloekr 7 "
Tn. committee appointed 90 aominar officer, Tot
thu eaave'to reponrd he following NOM tataHs
N,i Grn FRANCIS r PHELPS, PfssdoHf
Mai Gru stspira Dole,
Rnc Gen. Nzshbgfa, I,os Prsss.
Gen, JOAN Kellogg, dea.s
Col VI Potter,
N canrs, s.e,as,.,
I I Wsshbufa,
Ths isRort secepicd ard the shufr nstnsc gen
tlsfuen dulv elected the oi~rs Il ?
oonY~niiou An~f rrnzrss upon the present degraded
,iste % oof mtitA sysiru. hsd been offered ht Gen
Phelps and b, Cspi Adm Paindge. he eotnniilre
spppisud 70 Gra0 resolutions NJ, BRING pf-Pn-d "a
snats their regor Tos1 Aaisarn meet II the Ma
ssass Hall tbs evening a. half past s,I clock
n. eoasspi.nn va. called n ord~r, Pu'susni 10 al
yogfa llsni. " MAJ Gen Francis r Phelps Gen
kansaa, inn lhs easnmitire sPPoinlrd ioT that pai
resrr ~ I'D Inc losing seriss ~ resolutons wh'
psm SAsn ~ ans acted upon separately, and onsn
Dsa.ly seeplrd. va
WIRES, ia tie epiaion q has onveni,on eoHpe
ani s44iasrs dyfsW Il ahsolaseiy Necessity fof th'
F'tssFvsnsa u tas tghls tnd ibsFtiss Of RePub
r-.as ~bsFsi' sueh military csfsuet must cons''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

FARntps Read this, The Onondiga, n. York
STANDARD, Van Buren, paper, uters tho following true
and ndmoni'ory language, the Justice of which every
discriminating will at once perceive. And yet the
course II condemns IL exactly what the Van Buren,
in New lnglund are this hour practising, II says
Great efforts have been made 10 cite the pre- udccs
Of the farmers against the banks by the Office seekers
and politicians OF the Loco oco school but shall lay
II down a principle 10 winch shall embrace fro
qurnt occasion 70 rrcur, thai no two cl1Sses 10 the
whole community have such close ipdenti,y of inter
c.ts as the banks and the farmers The farmers give
The best circulation 10 the issues Of the banks and tho
banks furnish the means for the purchase Of produce at
the bghes price The fact IL about to hc tested. The
rryulsiuus in the cumnercal world al the Testflc
tons imposed upon the banks by the suspension act
have reduced the amount Of Lark circulation lar below
the wants Of the community Tho consequences are
the dcprc sson Of prices for every thing except
wheat and luur Wool is mersly nominal 10 halt last
years Barley will bring probably a to 30 cents
oats - TO 81 cents viii not be- heavy butter
beef and POI H. much less than last year. Asa natural
.nscqueucc, farming lands viii drprochtc; indeed,
there sale gr farms at present because nobody has
the to buy md owners of land willing
sell yet NJ sacrifice All this. IN great MEASURE, t.
t. hv attributed to the want uf bank circulation and
II ih" Loco tOcn aust the banks Is 90 be wagsd
with success the consequences 10 the whole farming
interest would be frghfaf Bet do not believe
that The tendency ~ the doctrines of that party
rlu be much LONGER nisundetstond 4 little expert.
cncr w oct rs all right upon the subject aud then
ii" dark cloud Of Lpc0 fncosm which now lowers up
the land ~ be dies paied aud the bright brhms of
the Of prosperity will sqan gladden. the heart Of all
WIN do not thrive. or elevated, Ny the dlslf.sses Of
tide mass Of the people
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

4 RowLa>n f,H A. OrINf,. Uu,lr SAN b..
htoIy 20. 400 ara.lc7itu 70" '.r Sl"nN mas o..
6pb IN bs lre 10 ! go.
-uauJ siinIri fo Dew I.t.irs, lad iha, lhr'
IL, f., ,cr, 'ap.y iu 81. ~ to.o ar alliance of
i-rs'," an,t a.trnstec 0Itn thrif Grcai FnlLr ui
q, cling zen. bn, htvlag sone 'l.lio br!j""s" n.-
'r,- ~ ,jrsf u.er a. t",uc suth go il"d O" be-
90, .rr.lln .c,y slirnd, u" 81 % bug kv'r- su'i,i
nca ih-m ,l.h a ba rai.,.u - %. g.. wip luo!r eu'
c.prs tine, N".li ti.u,, diatc,y Hfa 'n, tiair Na.
80 ntrar.. rtutu Il" 'nIrY rtH q """"
81 s'lrfN uar,i t- to Fiudn. u, la' SAY, h'"
nduur,b, ,b,- p"lry 81 'mhrcin"g The i"d''h'
~ II each uth-r. lu-ttni"s ih" doctrine "i l"a''
nri - cen ihe rrne. when Sc have been 30 pa,
ptearhinr Ia Ihcn.-.N. J. .Hrr0r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07


Zee oss stn,irl gloom a,pP'eesd,ns
Ns.ufr's Melancholy Ges
Au,u,nn Der Earth, bosom fading
Ruin'. wasting setplre swsys
Altered j, the tar CREATION
whbefes A.. is vernal fsNetsi
And progressive d,solsiion
Far and vide e1stts bis powers
Nov t.s ,.iis. icAyss. tact failing
FROM their parent branches, tom
" fierce driven tcmpe.ts cabling,
Are upon the Wild Winds borne.
Al the beauty tha, Prfvaded
SUNNI. iieciing, gladstone day.
Into sollen gloom has faded,
Rapid Fastening to decay.
See the grove where late concerted,
MUSES. ever tuneful strains,
Now. through its lone bower. deserted,
SOLITARY silence r-igns
And the forest which 80 lately
waved Il. coal, refreshing shade,
Strip Of all It's ,.rnAi beauty,
Lays It's livery aside
Even 90 our ira,l existence,
Onward moves aDj ilits away,
Likc taper TRANSIENT glimmef,
Or a meleors lurid ray
Tar to-day, our hopes high soaring,
On ouf path their brightness shed;
Next like Natures charms expiring,
We are numbered with the dead.
Ba, beyond Ear'h's changing seasons
Therc remains faifer cline,
Where the swce,es, flowers unfadlng,
Never know the blight e time.
Nipping fros,s, and temPest' chilling,
Canuo; reach the peaceful plains,
where, perpetual sweets d's'iling,
One unending summer feigns.
There Heaven foil ,fulgonce beaming,
Shines " ih unoloudrd ray,
While its lirh, with brightness cleaning,
Sheds around celestial day.
There immortal spirits never
Cease their angel notas TO sing;
nad etc or iinr forever
Flourish IN eternal spring.
,,stI, " y. Oct u, l-:l7. J.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
S76l169 %

TuE kENruckt srRIo The Kentucky giant,
now exhibiting hputef at Niblo's, Is thus dcsctlb-
ed by the Akron (Ohio) Biianoe, on hts transit
through that To w TO this city :-"Our cuizcns
were le% day. since greeted bS Ncw OF
spug from Kentucky. u mere child t"euly-uno
years of eye, and ouly sc'en feet severnchc~ tall,
when Invested nf hat, shoes, and stuclmgs, and
weighs tw" bombed and t"r'y pn0pds. We an
drrsisnj he Is CA his way to Engivnd. He heath
Is poor, bat l. now Improving. lie i"rn"tll work
ed al the cnoper business aud continued - do SO,
., thr sto-y 8. I.lG. su luug he could pct h.s
uand ,nr. i..n top Il G,or harr We hnve
noatd ~ men vim srt,. 80 sal hal u took them
~ uur go pct 80 sitcp ali oNtt' and could never
tell when Their ',cet w,te culd, bU never eaw u
specimen Lcl,rr. lie must inv" yr-riaiel upon
s,:nr rar ,tr"ng soils on the Cumberland, Where,
81 ~ss ourr'u'iy reported ir~ years since HAT II
nan stuck las ir'u bar into tbr ground IA ~" eve
uug aud jhe EeXt mor.ug II was cn,ried with
crpcnu, rnl- winch has ,prouied 90, during the
ngG,."--.N /. .Nrror.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

"A T.iLoR tap IsNTHs-Kfrrrh--Who ca,h
ysyo De-. custom 20 ihe o'hsf mutually rfrsenied
ib,r 4. Do. Tic isapr - n fHge. snt feipfGed
be f.r CORRECTION TIE tssefu keeper slni bis
taek. Attn the f,iioAHg itres sfiiteu anaeloeaih.
n ysu quarrel sith shsfgrS, ny ifesbe'e1s ins"a
Prey loak - yauf w. tis your b4s'nrss v iDsha
Come i've apd let hsc. eithsii sHy fsPinihsi
p4y fof ms d0Lhlst-psy 100 81 yeaf bhihE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

Among tho p~-Srusov~, wh'sc lives were loot
hy the wreck "i 'He rtenm packet Home, va
Hon. Oliver H. pnurp t'rn"riy 4. : ) nnt"r
from Georgia, with h. Indy oUl servant. 1hoy
had recently passed some time N llus city. aud
were spending the summer ri III" N"fh ~ spp"r-
intending The Publication of M edition oi the ldWs
of Geurgia. "a Boston. lie was gcn'lemop
Mthly esteemed f.r uis viftar-. ait, Talents aud
irarping MANY of oar readers lave often pcrns
~ with dchghi Il iuo- hnm"rop. pr,lucilon FROM
h- pen. cn'fled "A Gorrea t'arpue, whtch has
OF, ca been rcpubi-lcd No ,oi- pnr nr ihe country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
RUTLAND. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1887.


G,r hundred al. t... Of iatr, Mai In tt OIL. o.
-. t
' ''' ''
"hF iis u''fc ihnH e." 'nr l'' H.'I t''' Nt'
lnr'
L.,n,u-fN. .,r, The ,t.ti,o a. d,.,,. and
...
r" loE Ore n'''b I' voc "'" ''"' car - o'N'''
uut Sc got gold,
tBlf p.,g -, have Jonathan. and i.s thr
~, ..... 3D..
'' '' W.
ula Ntah tur'a"u MhHh up.
Il. tiIs ,t,,, "a, ,ld i,dv ,ao.. ,.v ANA lrt.us
"'-'.Nfa taIi'' ~ i"'h F'' l". ''' "'.I'' .' '''
nll .rsu'- car eul ,,tfaH"i Utr q wounded lab.t
NyLy ,.tl, ,,,,, r.t' ,Y i,.r.f,fA I,. rti ~ '1'
we ''-"'
b}d man. lilo Eni t"tH ahd Nbe l'H go.
vI,f'. The lc,t' ,l,tuc lrrr uuh the lfh ch
., a., ia -. ,,.,.,a d. tl,, Al Ito.nti,s,.
&, a., t.....f. a.. LOO
IVY ~" WIZ Tvs ".'''S ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
NUMBER Is
r,crs ARr ST, enoRN rulScs

Th- following ). s.aled non, tho New utuu,w,c.
y ir~douisn Thy ~ facts - TIE point, and
shsud hs vel weighed ~ every hover ef hts cnasifv
ne fafi. that shea tie present party esms ints
power the county was at rsses, aud rfsr~t"us snd
happy
itsa f4ei that vt at- now at var snd N s,sts II
dsplatabl- mitrfy and fnih.
hua fit. that the party promised ~ rnstr the
iun lsiirt 90 than ihry inuHs ~
Noa fr. that It >. incoinpatshy ~cesc "a
hp fad, ,h.t they Pt'u'.ed reform ~ seu'e.
which they sa,d had cfeP into the ada,ns,tsiior Of
sAans
hsa faa that these abuse, have Increased ter.
Gd
Hfsa ftf' that the, promised economy IN The nation
al expenditures THIS cardinal Po'pt With Ihcn.
ne fioi, that these expenditures have ipotra'cd
Eua fat thst an .apenditGre OF fIftser niiiier,
Neer, undrt the Standardization II Mr. Adams, YES
dscm.d 50 oata'afant as 10 be The cause Of his ds.
hpa fsd, that these expenditure, are now between
t"ir1r a'd rorir snl'os' year, and more called
fpf
h i,o ftet that under former administrations. the
s"ndng Of numerous diplomatic agents abroad, was
considered ground for serious compliant, aud source
ol great corruption.
ia Gic that tbs description Of agent. i. moro nu
mrrous NOW, aud much more expensive than they have
ever been
hisa f3ei, hrt the occasional employment Nv the
admin stration OF persons who bad been members OF
Congress, was denounced rtoss abuse of patron.
ogc. and uadr corruption tho order Of the day
u Is fact, that more m'rnber. Of Congress have
10 one than received flee under former ad minis
tations
hisa Gtrt, that the prescn, patty fund plenty Of
money in the country, and OF the very host dcscuP'
ton
Hjsa fact tbs, money is now ruinously scarce And
hardly worth h1ving when obtained
is0 fact, that silvct and gold we're ~ common 81
poper, when this party took 10" reins of government.
isR taci that It is only tn be- had 10y the Office
holders, and the ilvottcs 81 the administration
ism ftcf that silver aud gold were then the prop
cfty of the people
h,sa fri, that they now in the almos, exclusive
enjoyment and control Of the government.
isa C1c, that from uic vciy day that the present.
party came into power they commenced pP,t,msnt'Hg
upon the capit1 industry aud currency OF the nation
ind It IS int, that this capital Is NOW greatly d.
mnished tie industry pa,aiyz,d, and the currency in
uputtetable confusion.
n is "a fao that hr present party have had control
ia almost all the States, rs well as IA the United
States
HiSa fact that wherever they have exercised power
IT as heru to the public dclriment
IS fqct that with a snrrlns revenue IN the Treas
ury year nEo. of more than iOH1b NtiLioS,, the
Treasury is now declared to be- rsSkRtrt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

The Saratoga sentinel abiding 10 tie loss d tt-
pa-krl ship liomF. ssYs
Among iIr pas'~pgrrs dfov ND perform psin.
col task announcing ia nAt-s ~ l.Y : Benedict.
sul ~ Mr. Dsurl b Benedict ~ THE village iia
AaI been here visit duung Tho sufn'nst months,
au4 cf but few days pf~Sl1us Tor AggDsai Geo hs
place 81 fesldsuee. IL young faar 81 uncotn.
to1n promise aud cnfrfpfs~, aHd 10 Pfenatpu sna
n.riancbol, fle deeply d~girsd . numerous GU
rlc ~ nicnts and srqa1 utanf"s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

a s-au r,istsIe So 80 q sist-1 ~ many ~ tbs
p.,,f, thst 10 he als K0chsstss roo tsfisis u
aevr ~,rr. de.troysd Ter 'bsusis e. -four f>sA
s0u, tarrsis -- Ben Psf'tat,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

TBE Sor "a ANb rHE NoETn j. Il true that NJ
Calhoun has ayowed thai he viii support The Admin
atpu ~ Mr. Van BIrcn the grounds TINT the pol.
81 of the latter - calculated 10 build up the South
tie expense 81 the North and that nertr IL IL
tune fDr South e. make push 10 obtain the ssrcn
dancy the North r Il tb1t ihr ihcfrnts 4
wiz have the individual ssppari 81 The whole South
next winter l. the poiuca' division hoe 81 parties
aud op apparently good authority, bat do ynueh
Tor A. and put these questions N ia" hope ~ %.
tanning an answer from those who koow.-ib. DH.
H,yr''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
RfroKr of rnE rnEAsuRER.


SIR ., 1851 DR..
T. cash paa Judges 90 lfeue tur towards their faa-
Fh'f -
ti-tuct fres clyi --lI u5 ''t-l ~
To tsfh pad ssserli a. Htcs uttufless -b-l -H
sap md 60 r'aft uf1efs I'.f" ~
wolf cerihcatss lil
aftofs' nftcn tAJt 20
bear cert fcates $40
~
eoH. - aesi I'D dlub iall 81
sepI s1sia prson 40
90 ssserai ~ is- tisturr $50 ~
sup state b+ssr -5a3f y
Nafyss iirii 81 iaV reports lFpJ ~
sert stste hail year stl4fY -
Gov. and eultci Boa. yesTs sals'g ~
rtd afd ui Ii'fs sfafs lD
q ~ >rltn. oi~ts pfH ten per sct W ~
sOttaf o accugnis rtisn %
enffosslHc elrfs taiarr 'aN NeHF N -
sd - % tcbus.i lead taiaf5 ~
Go, Jraisous ssltH 40 port 80
is-t fsie bait scare salary ~ ~
.,,s,t %
e,srs Lauss Rep. IA years sslsy ~ b.
800 " F" IS
hhfaftans saiars 70
t.efa, fos aecaauis Tor iorfTy
.1c P7a-sss Vt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

The Gfeeuburg tind Repository says 20 rite
excitement prnauccd ~ Madison, "a The state.
week before l,-,. by tie mining n H,gro to
irits DOBiaH tfabg. minister enployrd n
celebrate the nnpials, Hho cont acird to house
occupied By black family # appraf that 60 prevent
suspic on on the part e ihs minister the fr dim,,l
hl. c5lotcd Lef,rlr o. dah a The bridegroom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

lre,tl. Rails.d iiaa,S J
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
T IE MUIIlEKlS KFJJEt

Il MI lIf.kS RFJ.lEf.
gun preparation extensively used throughout all
Inc Northern States commences to be in great re-
'e her, and deserves the. attention of all mothers in
state OF pregnancy Ry commencing the of two
or three weeks before confinement the sutiirings uill
be essened, and tine time Of their duration soI tened
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SAW, $50 OC
For do. of 60 saws, with feeders, sc. at Sc
SO per saw, 500 &C
For do of 40 saws, with feeders &c. at Sc
rs per saw, 500 oC
Fer DO. ct 20 saws, with feeders &c. at 81
SO per saw, $50 OC
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied a
40 cents each; the number oteeth being about equal
to the number OF One OF feeders, it is
sidercd however, will two or three sets OF
sows. Extra saws supplied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents OF
planters In u the port towns of the cotton plan
ting States at the above prices, the agents pay the
freight on the from New York, and becoming re-
sponsible for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running gcarcan also he ordered where desired,
on reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Horse
power, ofany description be furnished on like
terms, Small steam eng ines c also be ordered if de-
sired.
Undesirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangement of saws, breasts, brushes, &C. 1t
Is found they differ in opinion Some desire saws OF
larger diameter than others. The most size
is9 or 10 inches; hut some wish them 2 inches Some
wish or rows of brushes axle, while others do
not want more than most. Some W ish saws with 4
org teeth to the inch while others want 10 or II
WIN SO much discrepancy, prefer they should nj
the time Of giving orders, furnish statement of their
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left iscreo we shall
Isake them OH the most modern aud approved niun.
order can be executed, from the time it is received
M the space fcght nine weeks, and the Gin in that
titne placed the hands of the Factor To be in time
for the next crop, all orders ought be in the hands of
su manufacturers by the first middle of ay; cx.ept
Tor plantations where they are late in commencing to
pick or gin cotton.
N. ID. The Patent Right, for any one of the ceuou
growing States, will be sold reasonable terms.
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Al the annual Election for Directors of this I,stu
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Thomas Barrett, Henry u. Richardson
Henry Kelley, John Whitehead
John E. HYDE
And Mt meeting Of tho board this day, John White
head was elected President
James Stockton, Inspector.
Edward Briggs, Attorney And
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