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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30
Treasury Orders---Specie Payments.

late Washington Globe contains another Treasury Or
der directed to Mr. Swarwout the collector Of the port
New York The Journal Of Commerce copies it and
panics It with the following remarks 1--WE copy from the
Globe Treasury letter addressed the Collector Of this
port requiring him adhere strictly the former orders
and to demand specie oil in payment of duties The
letter is drawn in the good temper Of the Treasury and
the temper Of the Globe The various reports of
the Collector said at the meeting Of merchants have
conveyed the impression that he ready take the
possibility Of receiving Bank bills in payment of Duties
violation ofhe Treasury orders The Collector did
that by good deal nor presume would the meeting
have thanked him for saying it. lie said if le to his
discretion he should be ready take the responsibility
receiving paper and throw himself upon Congress
ton the proceeding and did hope and expect from the
whole tenure Of the statement, that the Admins ration
would after stating the aw have left the Collectors take
such responsibility upon themselves they found absolute
necessary TO the management Of the business o their
seems, however that the theory of specie payments
to be montaneda all hazards though all real pay.
mont should be dispensed with and that the laws which
qpire payments to be made in specie its equivalent
more sacred than SYPHILIS leaves sacred that all other
laws and parts of laws may be dispensed WITH rather than
one jot or title Of the specie should fail"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

Canadian A6airs We learn from the Montreal Vindi-
Gator OF that the suspension Of specie
nv tho banks in he States" has caused much excitement
and alarm in that city Several meetings Of the Board Of
Trade held for the of considering the sub
iect and meeting called FOR Friday evening for the
purpose discussing the proprcy Of suspension o specie
naymcn,s by the Montreal banks The editor OF the Vnd
Gator the opinion that the proposition TO suspend
would be approved by the meeting.
The excitement of the cooniss against the government
appears be daily increasng-Pubc meetings have been
held which breathe spirit very much like that which char
ctcrized the old "Crade Of Liberty meetings in Boston,
AT late meeting of the electors ofhe county Of Montreal
Mr. Papineau, the able and interchangeable champion of the
Anti Co6conisis made speecth in which he called upon
the people "cease consuming goods on which duties are
levied the custom and to encourage home manu-
and smuggling from the United States every
sble manner lie passed. high cncomum the "ee and
happy United Sae and told his hearers to cultivate trade
and intercourse with les Bosonas lie hoped they would
sign the petition the American Congress for free trade
with the negbbong Republic and having any thing
with they had nothing to expect from Great Britain
lie told them degrade themselves by signing any
petitions to King Lords or Commons. and depend only on
their energies for their own salvation"
of highly spirited resolutions adopted, among
which appointing permanent committee, "o cor
respond part with tie other counties throughout this
and the adjoining Provinces to adopt such to
from time time to protect
rights and advance the Of good within
these colonies, and carry into execution far will be
in their the various Recommendations suggestions
and detcrmina atoms agreed to by this meeting
We shall hereafter look with deep interest to the progress
of liberty among Canadian rends-Peopies Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30
From The Waterman and Journal.
BANK CONVENTION.

AZ a meeting ofibe several Banking Institution
of the State of Vermont, holden at Montpelier, OF
the l0,h day of May, 1887, tho following Bank
were represented by the gentlemen whose name
are annexed
Bratteboro' Bank, Mr. Chaplin.
Bellows Falls Henry.
Windsor, Messrs Emerson and Skinner.
Woods ock ,Messrs Willard, Mower and Warren
Orange. Messrs PARISH Kcndrck and Steele.
! Newbury, Mr. Newell.
Caledonia Messrs Clark and Mattocks.
| Orleans, Mr. West.
MONTPELIER Messrs Hubbard, Spnlding, Bnyiles,
Silver Langdon and Cleaves.
| Burlington, Mr. Foot.
| Bennington, Mr. J. n. Hinsdill.
Manchester, Mr. J. n. llnsdii!.
| The meeting was organized by calling Hon.
TucmAs EMERSON to The Char,and GEO. {. WEST,
was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr. KenGrck,
Voted That a committee OF hVe be appointed TO
draft resolutions for the consideration oithe meet
ing.
The following gentlemen were appointed -
Mcssrs Kcndrick Steele Henry, Spa!Gina and Cha.
pn. Tho reported the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted:
/. RcsOipcd, That We have the highest conf.
dence in the general sonndncss of our Banks, and
IN Their abundant ability 10 pefprm all their en-
gagcmenis TO the public aud that we pledge our
selves To the adoption Of such means as shall lead
to the resumption ofspece payments in the short
est possible line.
Z. Rrs0ircd, Thet the experience of many wears
has convinced US That the measure Of keeping the
country balls nt par, by redecning in Boston and
other Atlantic cities, furnishes al once most use
iul check 10 Tissues and safe test uf The con.
dlioD oitlo country Banks.
8. Resoired, That the Banks Of this State will
take ellectual measures TO keep their bills on
par with the bills Of The banks in Boston and the o.
Their Atlantic cities.
4. RcsolUcd, That we will receive in paymcnt
or on deposilc o, our respective Banks the bills of
all such Vermont Banks AS shall couiply with tie
third resolution, by keeping their notes at par with
The Boston Banks.
D. Rosotred, That we dIsapproye Of the employ.
ment Of exchange agents or OF making exchanges
Otherwise hbn at the counters or through The Of
ficers Of the Banks.
D. Rc0tred, That the committee prepare an adj.
dress TO the public. setting forth The causes which
have led 10 the suspension Of specie payments by
The Banks Of ihls State and giving suca explsna.
tons Of The condition, and such assurances Of the
soundness and safety Of our moned institutions, as
they msy deem necessar! TO satisfy depositors bill
holders and The community at large that they have
no reason TO sPPrehcnd loss from receiving or hold
ing notes OF the local bsnks.
THOMAS EngEsoE, Chairman.
6Eo {. west, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

N, h,,, r,t.i,A ~ p,uc,cdips. Of the military Con
,,n,os q tie AZ A. bold,s At Mddebuit On the l'Sh
is.,.,, cen chsay, CoeA preceding. Tic ALLOWING are
he rcsaluiions adaf'cd
Rs.oirsd Tb,, tht. Ceuyenton aprro'o Of a.. STATE
c.n,.utina pfopcs,d 10 hs5 Al Montpelier, on Wedncs
- a lie sscond ,ek II N. SESSION Of the Icpisia
tar, and hs delegates TO The rumcf 81 si from each Reg
irncni this Brigade be apPniniod
g,,sirtd HAT committee % three bo appoinicd 10
,,u,r ths .nnri to le rsnitd md ccuiatc for sgua
lure. nmopg ~, different companies m ih's brrado
Rfsplrtd That COMMITTEE Of three be appointed 10
currts pond ~th other nrigndes
Tie memorial VI. have before inserted in the proceedings
81 th, Brigade Tie, having approved and unanimously A.
dopicd the We pleased with this unan'm''y OF
design snd object, without which the whole would present
confused mss Of individual and mprac,cabc plars
They have added one item however 20 the above memorial
with which We are inclined to find some fault They COM
plain tina, the rank % brigade Inspector not suiheicn'y
high that be should rauk With tommandant oi Regimen"
Tor the simple h1l the officer feels dcoaty IN
ing command Of those 81 superior rank III. hea has
eu boacLcd before h, those not sufficiently acquainted
with the subject, The rank Of any Officer is OF no sort oil
consequence only dcsgnacs the authority OF such OF
6ee, 1.-THE authority be given any officer it cannot mat
all ofwhsi rank he The lnspe-tor IS but MINIS
,cral officer Of tho General and stands with his author'!
over the B,rde in matters Of instruction and discipline.
| A. .iI ---, sLi, .~se .- .i.i.s... the
orders Of the General oommandant Of Regiments shou'
take their rank Aswc may the Adlutant, who stands II
the same relation the Regiment the Inspector does
the Brigade and executes the orders Of the Colonel IL
of companies claim their rank Further, sucl
an Office as Colonel Of Brigade would be anomaly in mill
tary regulations There not such office known TO exis
IN the Militia Army Of any nation whatever. Nor can
be emodcd il desirable by making the Division InsPecto
the Instructor Of Regiments Such duties are not known
that officer lie is conued his Division and the Brigade
within his authority And should 10 be constituted b
would necessarily supereode the duties services and Office
Inspector Of brigade In fine, Col,nes of Militia NOR
than those Of the Such their regulation
and practice, and such difficulty surmed by tn
greatest dscipnaran conformity in all respects wit
the army is necessary. We do hope that they will confn
themselves and unite upon the general features ofthc system
and not strike off tes and things of of
quence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

~ Most ofthe prints Of the county devoted to the Van
Buren, interest mot to the interests of the country wo
to quite disturbed the bold stand lately taken
the Wings in New York Boston and elsewhere, with ref
to the runous adopted by the Admn'sta
ton in relation to the currency &c. The proceedings Of
the Boston folks at Faneu Hail. in partc uar, rcproba
ted being exceedingly ebeous; and the parcpators in
that august assembly of Wing patriots are denounced with
the opprobrous epthets. We suppose is feared that
the of Hancock Adams and other Revolution
AIRY patriots will get up another ea party - and we SHOULD
think very strange if they did This the tories woult
like very well 1t very offensive to them in IA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30
From The Boston ftids.

Cona.r4s passed Mr. Clay Land B-bui the Executive
destroyed it, .
Concress tcchar,ccd the National Bank the Executive
destroyed IL. - =.
said that that the Deposits safe in the bank
of Inc u y. the Executive removed them.
Congress refused to issue specie circular was issued
by the Executive
Congress rescinded the Specie Circular and the Execu
tive defeated the rescison.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

Tbc main object of the Convention above mentioned
probably to nominate y IT, s,sArons for this county
and recommend State Contention fix on the time &c
There other matters, however, which will probably
claim the serious consideration Of the meeting The po
cal horizon of the nation orshadowed with clouds and
darkness and all the wisdom and talent Of the country is
quircd dispei them Hence hope fellow citizens
will the necessity Of giving their attention to the meet
ing, and send full delegation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1887.
ANTI-vAN buren, CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of n request from The Rutland Co.
Committee and many other political friends. no.
tice is hereby given, that County Convention
will be holden at the Court House in Rutland ON
the I'd W cdne sday of June next, at II O'Clock \.
NJ, for important political purposes. Hence, the
several towns in said County requested TO make
provision for sending two or Delegates 'fIesh
from the people,
Rutland, April ~, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

,,efoI;e CtrrcneU The Government determined
TO bring down eyety thing in the country to the MtAIc
srASplRp What will he the effect Of this To reduce
wages aud eyer, description Of property forty hty OF sew
cuiy pe cen, The las report of the Treasury stated that
there were but Ss3O0OCO OF specie In active couaton
That statement probably much exaggerated u ma"
TO state of things that existed eight months ago
and 's r-~.~s.iy ~ 'ha. he a9oyI, OF sp.c'e now IN
no, believe that the specie in actual circulation NJ this time
amounts 10 one dollar head o' the whole population OF the
United Statcs.-BOdon ftlds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

fhrsHET OF THr oossEeTIcUr There great rise Of
Tie Nser The Connecticut MYERS week two sisee
~s-rA did much damage to dams bridges MILF and the
erops The nrer "a sad twenty feet Al Hartford
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

NEsSPosT MASTER AT PiTTsFoRD. Mr. Addison Buck
is appointed Post Master in Pttsord, vice Elijah Brown
removed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

MAIL RoBIDR A person arrested and committed
to Jail in this town las, week. charged with robbng the mail
between Pittsford and Middlebury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

fEotTr wTiTEEK. We have had t~o frosty ngbts
af ssd hshi bsfofsl IN The prospee, 10
soa, io IAclsr Corn bu, 5000 Os every ihn, ese gov
ing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

GJrhe date on the first page of this paper should have
been May 30th
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

UndeniaJie reasons Jor The ohoiee cfa H'.'' "a
"Whst ia the world could you see IN Lo's ., .
marry him ?" why, cav q house 10 80 49,,
said the pretty bsrchionsss. a Lox a. 'H' Wv
and lover ~ perspective
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

Fruits Of lie Experiment The Haverbin
zetle says-Wo are informed that IL isml''
Lynn went 10 the workboUse on "Wednesday ~
and many more expected to follow,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

Read and adopted by the Convention.
Gpo. C.. Wgsr. SeeI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-30

Az a meeting oflbe several Banking Institutions
of the State of Vermont, holden at Montpelier on
the l0,h day Of May, 1887, tho following Banks
were represented by the gentlemen whose names
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
= NEW HAT EsrABLisnnENT.-

NEW IAT ESINBL ONLY
~ Short mapped and plain Beavers, possessing all the
~ qute OF the costly the reduced price "a
The subscriber, after nine years practical experience
In all the branches of his business having established himself
in trade offers 10 his friends and the fashionable
nifty, al his Sales Room No Hanover opposite the
change superior assortment OF Hats OF every variety nap
from the medium the plain, which, in point economy,
style OF fnh and fashionable appearance stand unrivaed
He intends vending his hats the fixed ard unatepbe price
OF S5 aud the price j. greatly reduced,
cudes the possibility OF selling unless for cash devery
tey III respect sold in the city $
A the subscriber has made and useful
en in the manufacture OF his hat bodies which
to retain their original shape and Color and their being
tremey light and durable, weighing from to and
be fears rival in the department taste he hopes his efforts
will meet with that they justly merit and he
direct his atientnte this style OF hats only he feels confdet
in producing the economical, fashionable and durable
hat that offered for the examination OF discerning
muny.
don and Paris fashions meliaely their introduction
among the fashionables Of those cities
ROWE a Co, Ma. Hanover
between Wall and Beaver -, directly opposite Excha nge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
NEwBvaeH, Sept. %, 1887.

NEwDvRGH, sept ~, 1887.
Ma BESSETT,-l have perused your fearless expo
spre Of the unmany and inhuman conduct Of a p,v-
eon called Augustus Lockwood Of Stamford, 70
wards worthy veteran Of our glorious revolution
As tewnsman Of Sergeant Knspp having an lntim-
ate knowledge Of his military and civil history, can
at the barbarous treatment to which he has been sub
iectcd All that you have recorded in reference 10
his career in the American revolution s strictly cor.
rect That the community may accord further and
full value to the iagous course OF Augustus Lock
wood an acquaintance of twenty five years with Ser
geant Knapp during seventeen of which had direct
business transactions with him, prompts me to aid
the Judgment of justice by stating that this poor pen
sioner with his tring pttance, amid all the nconve-
niences Of limited means has never before cncoup-
tered the imputotion Of negecnga just due but in
his department in private fein the rearing and edu-
eating Of his CHILDREN and in his general intercourse
with society, has ever proved himself practical
christian and liberal honest and honorable man.
Yours respectfully, THOMAS PowELL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMMUNICATIONS may effect insuran~-s
with tbs Company their lives the lives others
and ether tor The whsle duration .; lie, for limited peri
Oh The payments OF presuE may be either made annually
Or IN gross
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
p P0ILLoN. Jr oasr. lor sale a. n, warehoa.s, 49,

u P9IILON. Jr, offers for sale at his warehouse No;
III Pearl street near Fulton IN lots @ suit purchasers and
MAMMOTH Paper-sstabe for extra large show bids, the
ed on The large press now IL operation in ibis city This paper
can be Furnished at short notice IL quantity and Of much
Printing Psper-Medum, Medium and Half Royal Super
ana a IS s sns @ acs so with i @ Of
colored papers Of various qualities embracing nearly al The
Writing Pspes-Fool.csp IA, and folded Folio Post Letter,
blue white, and assorted esIor. Pot Dem,, and Medium
suitable for hardware polished and pas Cloth Papers extra
large sle Grown, Double Crown and Cap ALSO large and
Ts,tsrs Papers-ssue plain and assorted coors Tip and
sseai,Ine Pap. r@For vessels, houses '. no
Sugar Bakers PapersPlaa, blue and inaid with white OF
Psebosrds-Trurk Boston and New Jersey manufacture
.. % rsx y s IN" white and
Cards-Esgles, Harry VIII, Merry Andrew and Hlghians
southern %erc5a. visiting New Sori are requested call
there is all times large assortment OF cheap Papers on
Msnuissursrs paper supplied w rags foreign ard do
mesIe' pleschng Salts snas Fs.g Jackets wrs Cloth
BeIkbAs sR9Gs2 s .hs so~s1y steam ccai,s
seS% T saas and sp *. pS
Inly prepared with Ice Creams Lenonadss Mesds soda
on, Cor their accommodation, also the best assortment VI
proved pr"eips respecuiy invites those pssor,
who have vel had opportunity Of visiting his saloon 70
I ssa ss
pesg,ng hmseif that his patrons will always mad
AMI seiect society, accommodating walters - W. ~ IN
wnus 70 aevoe his whole and sole attention W his bowery rs
ubsrnen as also Mrs H. the confectionery department
and with TIE united ererons Of both, hope stu TO merit cor
nuance ofh patronage already 81 extensively experienced
with many thanks Cor past fsyors n W. BRYHAM,
bowery steam Confectionery and saloon No c8 Bowery
my26.ly opposite to Rlvingten ST.
o,.a ca s.T sds ow p
public that e has e Ne q Canal st. q
wooster where he intends keeHinr general Of
mems and boys boots which he Oilers wholesale retail a,
redsced prices for cash Just received from his factory
Of French pump boots prime lar summer which
be offers at the reduced price of $500
NJ y. ConstARtly hand, booss for o. 50 ard aar5
jy25-3ms
ITO LET-Iw the National Hail. Nos ~ and 81 Canal a.
Broadway, public occ sons ant
handsomely arranged with orchestra gas DC being de
sirable loo alton fof balls
Also, rooms TO let Tor military drills. Apply to
sl6-lm A. PALMER, on the premises
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

xta2 FOX NEW OKLkANs.-To sail With des
EfE6 paich-The fire coppered and copper fastened
3szkship MATAKEsSETT, Joshua Drew master, register
fs light draft Of and will be Ne the Hissis
sippi by steamboat will be puncualy despatched above
In all respects first conveyance for freight For which
passage having excellent furnished accommodations cabin
and Storage, apply TO lo5 Sours.
ROCHE BROTHERS e. CO.
n D. Goods forwarded rom tue country subscribers
will be puncuay attended and shipped free commission
q I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29
n NEW AND IMPROVED STYLE. OT'
49, MEDiuM NAP BEANER HATs.-TODD FLEU-

H. MEDiCM NAP BEAVER HATS.-TODD& FLEU-
~ RY late of the well known establishment OF Leary
Co., and &. St John, would respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have opened Hat establish
1874 Broadway and haer ourselves that after many
have arrived al perfection
in ar manufacturing Hats We feel perfectly confident
that style of Medium Nap Beaver Hats with mpro-
cooring which Offer tor SALE will reader
abshmert unrivaled and enrol il first the list OF and
fashion We rival Ia the department of taste, these
Hats have been Inspected by some OF the first Judges ia this
city, who them 70 be superior 70 ever offered
for sale in this country the reduced price of five dollars II
i style Of Tia, that has long been wanag in the department
and which man, has employed the minds and
taxed the ingenuity ofmany OF our rs; manufacturers but in
vain.
first manufacturers in London and Paris receive the latest
fashions without delay We offer for sale emporium
OF standard fashion for the speadd Shsrt Nap silk
Hat Of the latest Pa siaa style and fashion, made in imitation
of Beaver Nap
b. Having had experience for 10 the celebra-
ted house of G.. S. John feel Ourselves perfectly compe
produce splendid Clappeau and Military cap
the reasonable and at the shortest aotice with
all the necessary alterations that taste may require.
TODD X FLEURY, lai Broadway,
s9.lmr opposiie Franklip House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

tsN FOH LtykRPOOL.-The very fine
<yfS packet ship SARAH ARSALIA, Capt j. l. Gardner
-@burhen 300 TONS ceppered ana copper Es ened fast
saer and is in all first conveyance fregs
and passengers This ship Wi, be fitted up superior style
first cabin excellent furnished accommodations second cabin
will be- constructed plan for comfort and
respectable passengers Secage accommodation superior
any packet ship port only requires inspection
Vncednys pier 10 East River Drafts usual the
Bank OF Ireandor soyeregn Also post payable
sigiiu part of ireland. Apply los South street
a ROCHE. RRDTHERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

I AMI % .FIGE,-JDHk l.. BOGAgDLs, Attorney
IL and Counsellor nj Law Clinton Hall No Heekaaa
opposite tie Brick Church ioo city OF New York, Illinois
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty, Genera Lad oce
Wes;eTa Agency.
Paea obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their
either. lst-Revolutonary. 2d-Iae War. 3d-CaBadaH
Volunteers 4Eaglsh from the United States
Canada aud Nova Scotia 6t-Desefers from the British
my the heirs IN ali the above 6thTes lands
forfeited for payment Of reclaimed 7hiier under
entitled to lands sold for sthThose who parted
with their discharges warrants titles before the patents t.
vued reclaim the Sk-Lands In tie several
and territories in the United States Canada Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and Sold exchanged paid titles in
vesgated obtained and perfected application this Of
Ace.
Posscrs throughout the United States, and other gentle
forwarding any ofhe above claims and acting agents
their sections Of country will be entitled per
all commissions Communications post paid.
IT Valuable farming land for sale In the cf Illinois
300 quarter sections Of 60 each parcels from so ts 8
scre~ susednes towns and other Also IN Missouri
Arkansas. d25-y