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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

From he Odsans ~, ~ Am,riean.

The Caps. The whca; crop n every state, as
TAI a. We can learn, Is coming IA well. other
cfOPs are aiso Promising ricb reward 10 the nus
6andmen, II We except corn, whlch ~ this region
10 faih"r !gih. Ii 10 hoped that no wheat bu,ers
NAH Has season be uniform ~ Their prices offered
aud pad tor THIS article. DOR farmers ~iii De bet
Ter satisfied with dollar or ten shnIngo per bush
e. Tor t"eir wheat 1t II remains steady al ua ihaa
to have tue pnee huetuouDg between uoiiar
- cIs. lie. anu lS,. as last ai,. Whatever pr,c.
the market or demand lor wheat MI warrant should
be gwen, uaa there reihar STATIONARY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

TIE "sia''.s'o 'csa, - c,.,'es. NJ drsspass ana
"ru ung 'le -tso C,a,fas- os she Wan nstes etes ia
th' eseni s state -eal,ofs sglnsi cbafg, q Booi
ashcf srd Cessrien fom ~. fants az tier Old f,nd, h,
Ns'sonsi R'rsbiess O. Wig paug.
~" us' he sncripgit 'gh' 10 his L vss psol..b,
q ulatnt the hsrgts In rp,blar tie psp-r ,o
10 party 70 ,ntcs'or ~rs susy hs sn, jnst, siei
pj"n ReW ZOE ds'eo'us ths smencaa aandsr sad aing
tie t1iiefed DuloA rlss
The editor sais Nc.ibe, Il the above samod sonsmea
imsasng Mos.f' ktoFs CarSl were e,ct n,eutet, 81
ihs wac psts~ IL editor thee soes On TO s,plsia how
> ua' vita then. a fsdgc Of Nos q s no,
s' for % 10 advert to fact. abr rs's,s tbt aau,,
a'ssfa ard iaaccutstc the satctnn editor
Or fcudes Woaii ihaut ~ fot ilu- There - not
ccman % hr eousiy e Rutland 81 either party possessing
tho Intelligence Of wear Cd school hot bot ~si undsf
stands thnt tics, ,slni Gcu.ras from se un accom-
abe cause. made fa aud complete somrcrse, h.. ~en
'Pcfroed ~ policsts oner do ot the SAKE ofsschug
i'seves 10 tie strongest patty from suiIiou, motives
81 some other uauclsu Involvement Whea they desert
om bad To good III otcusable Of course BOT
Vhen they abandon iu and sticou cause snd JON tns
vhofe cause Lcy have condemned and been con,endng
asahsi fgr .car' u must alI foul upon t,n which
40 time nor circumstance can hardly erase
Bot sgain-oaf shbor attempts turn the tables
and eharges ~ TIC Wbgs With desertion u would no
novel sPceao' ndcrd fuf whole stmy ,ubacrns and a
sftn uttHithg iLfif bfutf1H Loco hsofy has
no 'ueh extraordinary rcmirscenc.s
IN closing bic shrow5 aclc arc gravel, askcd by lie
Statesman ediio', What comptny keep 4ascey
Not the "elp1ngng nor "tiaek Inc COMPANY Not the
"giou6oatioh' company Not the company WHO iI down
and worship the golden and other hunbugs which ',he
party have set up Not the eomplny OF nlnwoslipcts
called the collar company, who consider 1t glory enough
TO serve under such chief the Hermitage General Not
TO tho comP1ny who have donouneec the whole trading
mercantile interests OF the county Va do belong TO
The company whose cardinal doctrine IT, that those who
trade on borrowed capital onP, break" Not TO the com
pan, who when It IS respectfully mpouoncd to change its
uinous policy tells thctr fellow citizens TO mind their own
business and Otherwise them with contumcy and
infut We do not belong to the Loco foco company who
are Tor Pang down all the uscu-and stable institutions of
the country. We do belong company who ad,o
cate the sPos doctrine and who pursued cour.e Of
political intolerance unparalleled in the history of ny coup
try. h fne-We DO not belong that comp1ny ab,ye an
OILERS who have brought the country TO the brink of de-
rueuon aud boon the means Of reducing thousands and tens
Of thousands Of worthy md industrious fellow citizens 70
penuy lnd l. We nuortun ate as to be found
IN any such company should soon he giving
8 gns ol abandoning IL to its fate"
Perhaps the Statesman folks will now he satisfied sbou
what company IRE do hetp have told them most exp
city what complny IRE do not keep
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Shpwr,ck- Fourteen tires Lost. 4 freud has
favored us with the following. The seaman, Mr.
Cote, Is IN tins city at present, mud sobstonl,aes
The account. tDaHen Telegraph Extro, inst.
81 SHt0Hs .7nguat g. 1881.
A sailor by the name Of Abraham Cote, who
says that he IL, he believes the ouy survivor Of
The 81. Augustine packet schooner S. : Mills, Of
30 tons bnrthen, bound Ia chm rleston and upset
OH Jeky Island IN athoms OF water, and oil per
ishcd but himself. This melancholy disaster &C
Cured during the gale On Sunday. the 9Th inst.
boat |, O'Clock N the morning. There were on
board % in ell, among whom we're one White NO
man aud Two back, all droNGed IN the cabin.
Mr. Cote reached The middle Of Jeky lslanG about
40 hour after sunset, % spar. Tie last he sow
Of the wreck It bottom up, aud The captain
mate, snd two black sesmcn were on her bottom
aud Two other men IN the boat which @as iull Of
wafer. Soon amer, the boat passed. by him, with
npbod, 10 II. There schooner IN sight when
she upset, and run down upon btr, but. MS he be.
Heged saved none Of the creN. They were, like
hlinsei hosiing about that ls, those not slteady
drowned II vas too rough to keep boat on top
Of the waves. lie remained on Jetyl Island oil
night not kno aing that he Island was inhabited,
aud seeing the light house. be came 10 The north
end Of u and nudiug plank launched himself up.
bank psddied himself across lakng the Issl Of the
food rJe and landed near Mr. Kings.
Several iIsgmeui. Of the wreck have come ashore
along tie beach. together viii ihe oremast broke
below the cap. The schooner wus 90 ballast. t~o
days from -. Augustine, aud commanded b, Cap.
Pelham.
The poor l-ioN came ashore raacI, having
tom hi, clothes of ailIs, aH,st, inst the surges
might not have 20 much bold 81 him aud ihinLt
that 1. Nhst saved ha. T. d. King. E.q. sud hi.
uverseer. M Reading. clothed nm, mud irosled
btih with kiutners. JOHN GOULD.
We iesfn. b. ieliers received ~ ss.sLush ira,
smong the passengers Cathohc priest, Of
Charleston rnd Sir Joshua Hickman. ~hose rsnk
hss been picked up on Long-is.aad teach. ~1A
clothing. aud about $3.50 IN bank biiIs. We siso
learn from be source. that The cotton crop "a
ruined. add viii not yield one ihlrd The sinouEl q
would haze DOME Sara&nah Georgi1A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Cholera - SouA ARsrieA. Thu, dreadful ei.sss. a,
fagias TO 40 traaiug rient 80 Ccua Ameuca earr,se
terror ADD death along tie letter 10 The Ns
iufk GaHete csieo 6uaisnas ggne IS ,st, tut Ia tbs
city 1859 have already iaen sna an the pro,ip,.
les three aud iouf lhosssB ID u Tie a.
% q the dcsts Ia TIE province and city af sau ssl,.
dor te Cholera has already beeu fatal 400
q ho~ ragiag wth uushsiod ary 30 great ~as the alarm
created ~ ne sppeatanee Il ih fatal lasls, t.t tl
ssnds have ie tier farms shd aed 20 the msa sA
great ialefy vii ssqsesgosbly he sssisne 10 The es,
ns fos Of incso snd eoetiHea iU EtHi q zue, sne 4
hfreu -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Bank Contention The proposition Of the Richmond
Enquirer touching couventnn Of bank officers for the
purpose o fixing time Tor general resumption of spe
Gle payments, PFaied Ia learn has been a,orabv
received IN New York city and taken carry the
suggestion into effect. The n Y. American Of SATURDAY
says we understand that meeting of the banks this
CITY WIS held day or two since, when committee ap
ponied TO correspond with the backs of other
nto consideration the eSpediencs Of hIng tine and place
in' holding convention Ia" the purpose OF making arrange
meats 10 fesume fpocie payments"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
BRIGHTON MARKET-- Monday, August u.

A. msttrt 40 necf Caulc. " stores. IS Cows snd
Calves. 27U sheep and 80 Swine.
PRicts--Beef Cattle List weeks prices wetr fully
supported. We quote the same via first quality 10
a. 80 second qualyG % 81 10 and third quality IS
Cotrs aud Caiu6s Sales made at $50, a. ii -,
~ snd $40.
SHEEP Safes quict at small advance Lots wcro ia.
hen at % 81. ~ So, 3D. 30, rs, and 50 few
cosset weath.fs At 50 each.
s'trinr Doll No lots 10 pebble sold, snd putohss.
a ytry few only pcddsd at reduced prces lot
81 90 old Hogs sold &C. than half Of which
Harrows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

TENNESSEE, AZ far as returns have been received
from Tennessee, Gen. Cannon, the Why candidate Tor
governor has received i61ly and his Van uten OPP
ponent Gen Armstrong 1884 Thus lar tie Wig
ddaIe leads II h35 votes
shp from the Nashville Banner office. gives the follow
ing The Stale OF the Legntule recently elected in that
State.
Senatsrs-l3 Wings, Van Buren, men
Representatives. Wings e5 Van Eutcn men.
doubtful anI members TO be heard from.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
POSTSCRIPT.

''af New lo'A payers ~ SATURDAY. ~ lat E'esias I.
mail sAad bot hlile adt'cnA ,stsissscs TO that sls.,
embraced To- Pfrceoisg columns The Cheering election
revs e,e, eas coaa,uted Tic markets remain sr,ae.
oha' saoaap sod Tho pressure t~ris. Of net
slowly
Flow 30. utses p,ts fi-e 70 Nss yo,i Ia, /. Liias
~ thc county.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
Sew Yoris Cattle MarLei--tusust2 II.

Al market go Beef Cattle 30 Mich Cows and 5000 Sheep
and Lambs.
Tho beef Of far 90 alt, and al FROM tie western
part this state with exception Of 100 southern Cat
lie The dcmlrd fn aud 800 head taken Al Irom
Z to So average 80 the 100 lbs
Nilth Cows mostly sold AZ from $50 10 $40.
Sheep and I.nmbsThe market continues active ind All
with the Of few old sheep sold sheep ~
lfom 8, TO 81 Lambs at from - To 50 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
COMuIssIOSERS NOTICE.

NttrE tie ,obserber', being appointed by tho Hoe
~ the Frob-t. Count br the Dis,rei of kgtisSd.
LOnri"nsr'. 10 receive, EXAMINE aud ADJUST all eiaias
aud demands Of ~ i'srsons ssaiu't the ssiAts u
AIi..9S FULLER
e!s Of Shsrburas in ssd district, see-ssl rspsssss-
~ insovsn and siso s eiss sol Jss sod esh,biiei
in "nssi thereto sai ia months from ia. ich dAy 81
August cost beng allowed by rad e,gn ioT hsi pap|-s
DO ibsrs fore hereby give sers that vii stsn1 g.
tie hufiDess Of tsii sppon'nsDi, ~ hs h"D,s o!
I,lpsh faiier ia shsrbsBs, the l1ts cay Ocisbsr
sol February nsIi, from oelOss eni y'iOek ,. ~.
ca sEos - s@.J d.vs
.T-gTff5.N I.4iLOR,
D.isd a. shsituiHs, th- 2ti d,y yfAp. 1901. g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
From Ms Commercial fdroiis,y

The Canadian igitdfor Monsieur Papn the dem.
god of tho niaiosiens Lower Canada determined #
would seem vs his great rsh oiempar IN decoursey
1t least :. not ability and The subone cor
respoudeuco has lately passed between himself and ord
Goslo'd. and is publi.hcd IN the Montreal papers
Tie Civil Sccretatys Letter TO the lion L. papincao in
he quality OF MAJOR OF Militia
Castle Of ~. Lewis
Quebec, 18th August 1887
SH,lhe atteailan Of the governor 10 chief b.yin,
y been cailrd 90 report contained the NBdcato,
paper the 10Th Of may last the proceedings az
sug held tie previous day - Laurent IN ,rb xo
are stated TO have taken active part and where r.,
tons pissed % which distinctly ccommenat ,
violation Of the laws sm directed by hs eEceency 20
upon YOU holding commiss on on The ti,,, 20
CURED tie resolutions there pissed and AZ a am "a
enquire whether ,oH have any cipsaaoh 10 offer in In,
matter,
haye tie honor TO lie sr.
Your ni-di humble servant
- WALoorr, Civh Secretary
The Hon T. Pspneau
Aayaf 20 batishon Montreal militis MaHt-esl
TIE Hon l., J PapiRsaas reply 10 IA, abor,
husTkEAL, llth August 1851
sr-The Peieusioa of The governor 70 n,srosai, ne
respecting NY Conduct al ~ Isufent on tie ttb "a A.
last an bPeftiseuee ~Lich fepel with contempt sDd
silence
however take The pen merely tell the gose,pof ths,
a aise that AH' 81 TIE resolutions adopted al the ,eftn-
Il the eouny Of hoatfea held ~ I.a-ent os ID. ~
81 MAY as, recommend vioaton the Law, a, a t "a,
monaco he nav belisse a. be- ~ least asserts
Your oaed,cnl senani
IL PArst.u.
>amus! Nalooii Cnl secretary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
IN INDIANA

katlih Boon tie remaining ReprseutaiiNe of Gen Jack
son IN tbs state. defeated add wing elected his place
INni.NA also therefore, has chosen entire wing repre-
sentaiiouiin Congress
The majority against NJ Lane. thc lato Administration
EePreteHiatnc from this stated 1913 votes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
Total,


la the above table We have made no calculation he
the three vacancies IN Alabama for
be chosen IN Rhode Island and michigan In eight dis
cts, however, chances equal with OF op
pononts The Wing members must he at their posts early
ar Polk must not be re elected Speaker Of the House,
the Editor OF tie Globe longsI 10 tbc IriueT.N y.
Eyyress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Returns have at last reached from the nnl, doubt ui
d.'"'s 90 ms state beng that last represented 10y Mr. p,d
tAdm,nl IN ial dsinot Wing tNf Caupbelil has been
elected though there whg canJdairs running at
Uuce against the Administration ebndidstc
kcnvtky thus pfcsels undivided front aud, though
cccu1g her Representatives. by districts be-. chosen Nhtgs
So escrs distinct thirteen nuaber Ia the lat Congress
nine only Of tie thirteen wings
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
WING GAIN SINCE THE LAST CONGRESS.

In tho last Congress Mr. Van Buren, had decided
ny OF from twenty eight to thirty votes In the neat Con
gess, ms majority, any, will not exceed seven
PROM present appeaHnces the chances favor ui the
wings aud Mi Van Buren, must mot be surprised should he
hnd hast IN the minority instead ct being in the MAORI
y The Wing gains, since the last Congress, have been
undo 10 lie following sfnlrs-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
Nenct Haihel..rn, Nrn..

y Ausast %. ras.day = NJ
nv frfatns uf DO Mctiefn ErcaH. tsss rtea ittis
lie o. tht wsfcasnle ernmaaat. A, TIE rso.f~i, Of .
n7lo'its n tue fpPssf htanrh ttghteas lr.
hat hg. Hiaf Jerome prosperous Tho
te 90 vitHoutt sirttcs change Zoe citef ou the
caHitsfy sne 81 ihc pauAs Atcusty tie aat uf Auarf.
a. Ne curtaue thet dscoaats aud drawing be- g. the
great ulsiftss ~ the rufunanff
Atcuat hss t~oa sddressri ., banks 60 r,sa, 81
iht leading hfrks 90 c the suirrt If tofns
convection ~ The pufPs- oflsrus.,ug pfpuctt ~
ftiuuinE 60 Specie payncHts 1assr tifruAfs sfe kcp
tusc hsfr ard ihv backs a tlf opststuas
ist uc,ter TIC p1 drcrrfs Know Shs Foine or
The leading 10 tie Nholo affair SID 10 Al
"a'la'in. Gr"'ee Nevbed. tnJ Cotacio. " LaNtrece
Pcsieat 81 three ~ ti~ pftncipti harks tat
loudly cuupliucd oi h'f then of ,,Usut spirit
That there De any return to tprrtc pteus aut tie
haancc az t'de pofc IN ftot a. its couptf, un
hs iall ton 1910 20 per cent totally 81 lYe qurs.
ton e~ b,nks that tstc called m 80 their circulation
meh possibly srrcir provided tlry could sri Wet de-
psiors 4" femtiH conteH' wtthout tak,ug .ccr. bot
could only be Go ,ef hunted a. viii take a ID.
pftscnt rfnpA ts.t 90 ftwsfd sfr nu, OF
dol aud e'en ~bcn the c"uatry does owe dollar
broad. would be- impiss,bc vi hoSi great bt,ntr
wheel 10 regulate iAe currency
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
VI kRRti.i,.

u il,pr.rk ~ J nfo,sks r-q ", liara,o naii q
New Nofk 10 M,s. rhci-s ~ Rchhsns ~ ii,acrck
a. nsHpius,an. on tte seh ,Hs, N, fefrs,r, y Nall
tn Ne. Utsnthts uutchcf
w. ro~a, On 10 iAh inst W. iIr.mM stssfu, ~ N.-
il,stea. y u 20 Mss fu,iiy ~ 'anRbs ~ st,p h,sd,
w Hsra1. tho 10th inst Mr. iIsrsc. Cshfow - Mics
ioaacy ToNuscnd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

The Nakst Flour continues heavy aud doll. Yves
ranges from SO SO IN 30 800 brs. Western
sold to-day SO 30 We hear Of sale. of sos,hetn
day Cotton continues steady. There fair business
doing this article nf home consumption. Very h,te de
mInd Tor shipping. No change ia prices.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
w NfF18f't MN
-AIEt STINE CLARK r..
shall We not Hcjoiccl

Ss7'i ST., no, nrocis,m GENERAL JUBILEE thra ugl-
hc lard At TIC catering prospects SOW brc US Or
sas sthcrr o,sal modes'y and I'll tls
oisi,oa cosalete and TIE oaaaty redeemed :
We ssjv the glorious results 81 the late Southern ~
Wos.ra eectioss. tie GREAT WING VICTORIES at
the biihs bones Iho p'fcaafs yf which reader. ~
f.d IN Subsequent column The Etpuarers ard Isap.
have uton completely expelled three States
ed drson with mefitcd di.gface oui Of Congress.
kcatucky ,r1 indians have elected oairc delegation
81 Wmss-,,,i rcalessao came very ncit Asb1ma
hsve ,pc OF The returns i4f received look
rsitofag the reader ,,il perceive.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Wl.hoy, this ,nernoon. from ., 10 j-cis plour hiss
materially decl nod last. having fallen dollar
aud ATTY cents barrel on ye-ctdu II s lindcd tho
beach four miles from the city AID delivered in for
50 10 Wig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
poughI,ecpsie Wool Narkct-husust ~.

The Of decline OF - per cent IN England. has
induced the farmers to accede 10 the propositions OF the
manufacturers which has caused 10000 lbs change bands
at 30 To- 10 cash good lots. The lots held
stY Id rtares 80 10 20 cents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

gJ'fnE EXTRA SESSION OF CoSGRtss commences next
Nonday The Van uufen minority the House a, the last
SESSION was between hn and forty It will be neat
TO nothing |! may be sir. The tory papers claim bu,
eight.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Teas months - chests Tyson 30 G9c 10 cases
do Sic l3i half chests young hyson % DOC 10 Glib boxes
II &c 80 chests by son kin 80 ~ iec % halt chest.
10 7ic ~ do imperial 60 TOO 90 chest.
pouchong % SOC ~ half chests souchohg p a 23e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Little Foek, Jniy 25.-Ih Craps. OF corn,
ale universally hne ~ every part " ine etaie That
Ne have heard iiom aud our planters we believe,
"''n Ne'y ie" exceptions, are well pleased with
the appearance VI tneir cotton heJs.-.ifkaasas
Gr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

hpklH CAROLINA TIE ciecii,al % Wa Montgru,
sn aud ilrnff tannur rtpabtsn tread, 81 the snin.s
'fa'ee Aad ~ h-@srs 6tsbsm. ~ ,ams And Sa~l.f. tel
fuisi compstrs tiFs aeirgattun on tbs state stands
. -rE-L-ran Lu -r-t-.L = LIZ n-nlnLarL.---Au.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Specie IN. SHIP Joha ssfgsasi Al Yea osleeEs speks
August i0rh Bfsh sopp Eky lsrt from Vera tfuf
Hs,snss Ihd fshsosih Ep: ~ita 500 go 'rseis.-
J q Ton
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Philadelphia Aug. - -Horid fcedsnt We are
greved TO learn, that MIR Kuhn Of the respected
Charles Kuhn o this city, simultaneously killed yes
terd1y IN the following lie had Just returned
we hear tom University IN Maryland and spending
the vacation home Among Other sports, he roshed that
Of cunning and had been yesterday of
The kind. IL deb rkng from small BOAT twhethcr the
Schuykll or Delaware We have lear Dud the lock of
his caught the hwart OF tho boat, It called aud
the deadly weapon discha ged directly luugs
lie fingered IN le for mere instant and fell bleeding aud
dead on the shore, Tins ttHbe has flung cloud Of
vide cclc OF relatives aud froHds.and al
lords another solemn warning to be cautious the Of
fire
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

ALABAMA. Tie aggregate Of ,oioa for governor Ia
fourteen Counties iulluws
bsgoy, Van Bsroa. tl3G OiNef, Wig, 500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Il Prayer .ianrefcd. Mr. Van BORON, IA his
memorable reply TO- the Connhitce ~ Nry York
Merchants, Whp VISITED Washtupipa ~ May II
VII be remembered gave a. reason against on
eSits trssi"n ut Congress. The luct that many ~
the states had not then chrsrn iL,if nen,b,rS Il
Reptcfrn'attcs. The excuse uf the Executive
gave rse 10 The passage of tie following Rcsolu
uou Of the Meeting ul the New York McrchpDis
who assembled immediately attcr he return cfthc
Ne" l"rk Coamntcc from Washington
H,s0ircd, That we dwell with sntsfac, ON upun
The fact ncnioHcd by the President, that several
q! the states have not YET chosen Representative,
And WE Trust rnAr PROTECTING PRoupENcE
WILL niREcf rHE PHorLE or THosE STATES To THt
tHoick uf RrPRk~ENrATn Es WHO HAVE WELDON To
PERCEIVE, AND VIRTUE ~ PURSUE rus BEsT I>rER
fsr ~ ruE COUNTRY.
The prayer was heard ard has been wonderfully
answered. Maine has given us wing Rcpicscn.
taiitc i.sIrod Of Van Bnrcn man. Peunsy wanna
hss dUue the same North Carolina and Tcunes,
see have done the sane. Kentucky aud Indiana
have given us Their entire Delegations, aud all of
them too since TIA, prayer was put up.
We have met with no losses. bat on the con.
irary, have gained hjreca Congressional districts
hitherto represented by Van Buren, men VIII
not Rhode Island aud her mite to cousummOlc lhe
glory of our late lrumphs VIII she not We
hope so--~e almost knor so.-.E NJ EIprss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

GfThs heart cheering aoWs It Is TO be hoped vii slim.
uate every dn,vsy Nht f,cnan of Vermont five have
any such % arouse 60 Bee dutf. sud uc prepared or tic
oomirs contest ballot box For o. tcmeu red
that ",he not aiNs,e 10 tie s n the battle the
,'foog" Ne nusi let tie tories have even resting
place Within oar bo,dsts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

The Albany Argue, OF Mondsy morning. ven
lorvd upon tue puDncsi'on Uf General Jacksou's
Hermitage Ietters 10 the Editor OF HE Gioyt. The
reference @hieh ihe A'gus uiakes 10 tbe,e episIes
is 90 great eunosi'y tns. Nc copy - 'erbslIn.-
The paragraph ought BY all means " be seul TO
the vldef DisFaeh.-.H. b. Coz.
" We laseH IA another part OF the paper Tie
article ifom the Giooe, 90 which CERTAIN extracts
from The puvBfo letters u Gen Jackson are INTRO
duesd. 10 fepubishlug tbese extracts. We leel
bound 10 say, mailer Of IGsilcs 10 The depOs
ne banks oi Ihis State. thal ihey are prohJitec by
law from selling specie, Or buying their noges
a. discount and laefe 10 DO reason ~ believe
that thss ag has been violated by them, tie sene.
raj abegruVn on lnls sUDJec. "a The e2fscl reiefT-
red to. hht 40 sPpiICslion ~ she bsnks Of Nea
YUfs."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

Ibe lie Roy lOehesseeJ Gazette OF he -Oh sss that The
wheat cfopiH taat Vciuy has Dern nuch uiu, ., rust
cccssioheu D. the late In some huls iir,e ~
ousiseis per confidently aIeied, MOI loie taau
Iron i've 10 tea wlil De realized u Of Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

'Nes icicfal aemlen in place 81 Old eieral u.incrs
N"~ FEDERAL ncu,bcfs place Of Jesst SIssH Cfrp1-
Aibans I,gAs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

We copy the following article from the Jao so"ule Cour
Ter, chlNliroUs htle paper.
Seminole iraJ 10 Je ti1ssd By contract.
Seaed Proposals conquer the seminole Indaas b, tie
job;
sealed Proposals to make tic FLORIDA Indians stay cen
cured by the Job
Sealed Proposals to make binding treaty with tie Flor
ida Indians by the Job
Sealed Proposals make the Florida Indians stay bound
by said treaty, by the 100;
Sealed Proposals close the Florida by the job
Sealed Proposals make the FiodI stay closed 10y
the job,
Sealed Proposals the Florida Indians beyond
the Mississippi. by the Job
Sealed Proposals make the Florida Indians
ed by the Job will be received until the first Mond, IN
September next when meets at the proper depart
uent ut Washington.
States, Territories, Wings Tories, Republicans, Union.
men, Nullif,rs, Wmeitcs Van iurcnucs IIarusoutt.s,
Tribes Corporations private companies individuals may
be contracorsbut Yankee con actors will be preferred
Now go II, sc crpplcs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
IN KENTUCKY.

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