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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-04
MR.. ADAMS REPLY.


n representative of the people may derive, on
q calm review of his conduct on trying occa-
sions, IN the course Of his public services, from
the deliberate testimony of his own conscience,
there can be no object of more fervent desire
TO him, than the sincere and general approba-
ton of his constituents. In saying this, | am
warranted in appealing TO your own convc-
! tons, who, as yourselves representatives oil
! the people, will, with your hearts am sure,
RESP ond to the sentiment, FROM your own er-
perience.
AS the representative in the Congress Of the
| United States OF the same constituents as those
of the members oil the Legislature, who have
done me the honor, through you as their
committee, TO express their appreciation of my
conduct, have endeavored faithfully to dis
charge my duty to them and 10 our common
country. Some OF that duty has been arduous
and has given rise TO much unpleasant ex-
element and controversy. Avoiding, so far as
was possible, consistent with the discharge OF
my duty, all action or language irritating OF
offensive 10 our couutrymen of other portions
of the Union, and carefully stunning oil un-
necessary encounter, OF conflicting interests
and opinions, when | have believed the just
rights and interests Of my own and your con-
stituents To be diregarded or in peril, | have
felt myself called to defend and yindcate them,
without regard TO possible consequences 10
myself. In this have barely and vigorously
discharged my duty, for which, und for any
accidental Inconvenience that may have fallen
10 me in the progress OF public measures, the
appreciation of yourselves and our constituents
is ample reward. | accept, also, the token oil
your regard which you have the goodness now
to present TO me, its value, in all other respects
than as friendly token, being within the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-04
al address 10 the Congress

Presidents inaugural a
as follows -
"From a small COM
munity we have risen
TO a people powerful
in numbers and in
strength; but with our
increase has gone hand
in hand the progress o.
just principles, The pri
riieges, civil and reii.
gious, Of the humbiesi
rndiuiiuai are still sa-
creHy protected al
home
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-04
LETTER FROM JOHN @. ADAMS.

The following letter from the Ex-President
Of the United States, was written in reply 10
the address Of a committee of gentlemen in his
own District, who presented him with an ele-
giant gold-headed cane, made from the wood
Of the old frisgate Constitutions mementO
of gratitude for his services as the representa-
Ter is pithy and pungent, and well worth al
least two readings. 1t is written in J. @. Ad-
ans vein.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
May 90, 1887. {
To the President of the United States -

10 tHe TFeSlueHt o. the OHIeu STATES =
Sir In consequence Of the recent sus
pension offs specie payments by most OF the
banks in which the disbUrsing officers OF
the government made their deposit ofpuh-
lie money, the undersigned has deemed it
proper TO take the opinion OF The Attor-
ney General of the effect of that measure
upon those deposits, and in consequence
thereof 10 submit The following recon-
mendaton to the President =
Isl. That all the officers he instructed,
by the several departments to which they
belong. to make their subsequent deposits
in those banks only which pay specie, it
such can be conveniently resorted TO for
that purpose.
Cd. That in the event OF there being
none such, they are to he instructed 10 de-
post in those banks which are willing 10
give, such written obligations as the near
est district attorney rf the United States
NAV deem sufficient as safe TO secure the
return OF The deposit punctually when wan
ted, in such kind of money as was placed
| in said barks. And.
Sd. Fiat The existing deposits of those
officers, wherever not now in such banks,
and not soon expended, he with drawn ara
placed within them, as far as practicable.
Respectfully submitted,
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec. OF the
Treasury.
(Approyed) MARTIN VAN buren,,
President.
Notice TO the Holders of Land Warrents
Granted 6y the United States for Mill
tary services rendered in the Revolution
arg Var.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, June 18th, 1887.
The holders of land warrents granted by
the United States TO the officers and SOL
ders Of the revolutionary army, are hereby
notified, that by late decision Of the Al
torney General Of the United States, Scrip
will be issued in satisfaction Of all such war
rents remaining unsatsfed in the office of
the Commissioners Of TIE General Land
Office, and tor all such as may be hereafter
surrendered TO that office which Scrip
will be received in Payment for public ENDS
subject TO private entry liz the States OF -
hr, Indiana, and Illinois.
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec'y oil the Treasury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-04

81 go into the Presi-
dental chair the inaex.
lble and uncompromis-
ing opponent OF every
attempt on the part of
Congress 10 abolish
slavery in the District
Of Columbia against
the wishes of The slave
holding states, aid al
so with q determination
equally decided to re-
sist the slightest inter
ference with it in the
States where it exists"
ut now only remains
tor me TO add that no
bill conflicting with
these views can ever
receive my constitu-
ltional sanction"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-04

This, in the American phrase, is going the
whole hog The privileges of the humbest
individual are sucredly prolected,' says one
column; slaves shall have no privileges
at all, that's fiat, totorps the other. They are
in fact, 10 be considered in no other light than
as beasts of burden Such is the fiat of Mar
tin Van Buren,, the chief executive officer OF
the land Of liberly'-the country which, ac-
cording TO late English traveller, which ex-
hibits the triumph of freedom over ancient
prejudices in government but which would
be more correctly described as country where
cant and hypocrisy triumph over reason and
common sense"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30

VIRGINIA AT rule ,'held IA the clerks q :
Y fee of the circuit superior court OF law and
rhancpry for the county Of Amherst, on the "a
dav Of January, 1897 : David 5. Garland. Ed
ward A. Cabell and John Penn, Plth'.
AGAINST
Thos n Eubank admr. of Hill Carter decd.
Jesse Rmheson, Ajax J. Wake and Richard
" Eubdnk, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Al J. Walker, not having
entered hi, appearance, and gwen security az
cordinr to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evl
Iencp. that he i, not an inhabitant OF this coun
,ry; It is ordered that the said defendant do ap
near IRE on the fist day Of the next April term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and thai
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN SOM
newr paper published 10 the town oil Lynchbnr1
for two moths Excessively and posted at til
front door Of the court house Of this county,
A Copv-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.. c.
, January "a "@m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30

\ court bel for Campbell county, at the court
,5sh2a'f thefra on Monday az 9th da, OF January
- IN tn hlst year ii Tia, Commonwealth:
isi'c lhonat aud Je,nmn his wife plaintiGa
- ora,p,
nlllinn j. hcr and Alary hi. wife, benjamin llarr
and >n+tnnah his VIII, Charlie C. Paterson and iauc
bis wiz, William Edison, Elizabeth Edison, John
Eilson Jcm,, Eif.on, Henry Edison, Edward Ed
sun, >af}h ftans, Guthrdrc Moore and Nancy h-
VIII, Rnrnef Eid4on, Mildred moore, Joseph Edison
lleufy -. Ely .nAphn Clark,on, joan Ray mud John
Il, kuledgc, Dcicndants
IN tT!NCIIY.
II apprarne 10 the asfacti ton Of the court tina, the
defendants Will am JOINER and Mary his wife, Bonia-
mn Han and Susluna1 his wife, Guthridtc Moore
mi Nancy his VIE, VI drcd Moore. Barnet Edison,
William E.dson Joseph Edison Henry Is. Ely and
Ah-elm tlarson, are not inhabitants OF this common
wealth IT il ordered that they appear here the
sand Monday ia April nc., and answer the bill of the
compliments and thai copy Of th. order hc inserted
IN the Lynchhuf" Nreinian, for two months success.
sNely, and posted At the front door Of the said
house two several court days
Copy -lr'tc
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, y. c.
1annafyl2 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30
NEW FALL AND WHITE r
GOODS.

~ ,bc shps Htrmnra and HrkalrGy, Jus
,rriv.3 at GUY Point, direct from Liverppo
~. i've received our importation OF. British DR.,
GDolS:
arpy. No,.lto ) very chap.
oS,ie. p INT and |. 1ndon Duitl Blankets,
oo.l lOI. III md PA Rose, double Rose
AMI whitney Blankets
Sanp Of these Blankets are extraquali;y and
do red PaIdings.
Al whit, ,ile sian Flannels,
,,,e Cloth and Ca''imeres.
4, mi i En- dish Merinos,
4, ~ dish Fancy Prints,
i, J,6aet,. Cl nbricS and checked Muslns
W. Inv. al . received portion, and shall re-
..;,o !, , few dtys the reminder Of our stock of
o,har E,rei.n and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
n.,G,,I.i imported fro France Germany. Ire
i,al Italy anl S vitzerland this season. and
bo,r, in tn. y prthern IN trkrs by our partners
+ "a :. james g. Co by tha package. They
consist in part o.
.asp coarse S,linetts, very stohf,
ia assorted do from tneto very fine Plain
paia an Strpel,
e, do Glenr1ck Jeans,
| do 6.lF rest Cloth md plain cold. Linscvs,
do l. 9.ald "A bleached dome,tics
3i4.i md 6 !,
n 4, p .ter,blrtanl VI nche ,ter cotton Ozna-
bur. No and 2,
FIannris. Is was. and Flies,
C,rpeting mi Hearth Rus. assorted qualities,
PLAIN. Plaid an Dlnlsk Merino,, rerV hQnd-
some,
Bla.k Gro te Plris AMI ether Lrstrings.
PAN ID snre G de Maps, } a beaulrulas-
Figured nj plain col. Ch1llys, ! sortmcnt,
Pun an / erred white an colorel Robnets.
sqe Aid Il ,urcd white Satin and ChalIys,
do stripel Gluz"' for party dresses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30
w iiOi. f. : Al. f.
CHM. Glass \ Earthrnyyarc
Establishments.

JNHE Sn5,cTIber wound raII Ihe alIe01lon oil
~, Merchants II his e.tabll shment. feeling
con ,ideut they will fad il much 10 their inter
,'ct to pufcha their CHINA. GLASS AND EAR
rnESwARE in LYNCHBURG
TIE assortmrn /, LARGE and GENERAL, and
no doubt the prices AMI terms will be perfectly
satisfactory. All order Thankfully received and
promptly attended TO, -plckiag particularly at
tended 10. JOSEPH >. EVANS.
The Wythe VI )nntaiaeer, Abingdon States
nan. Jole ,bDroath Republican and Knoxville
Regl str will IN cert the above twice, and FORWARD
their bills ); al>o one copy Of the paper whlcI
coniaius the advertisement.
Ian IS
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ny FLETCHER & TOLER,


II ,,:.13 s.ni- toeckly, on H'nday'' and T""rs'
-, per annum payable in ddrdrce.
y. 10 Subscription for shorter per'of man sur
-, ,,a be icceiped, nor any paper discontinued
NON a, arrearages arc paid er'opt at the 0T''""
% Editor >.,,s,...,.., .,.o.sn..
-. AVER EASEMENTS inserted al 90 cents
49, fart he FIRST insertion, and 81 II centstor
Pc subsequent insertion. 81 4 liberia! deduction
{" >, those rho aIre'tise by the gear
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N. office.

ygNIlE Steamboat Guide, will commence run
Il ming the r-t rise of the wliers, on the
Ttnnes zee and Holstou Iver., between Decatur
and Knoxville, and will ply regularly during
the season, making TRIP every ten DAYS. She
IS not >urpls sci w any Boat in The West for
her spred and ele Iance of accommodations.
Persons travelling to the Southwest, may avail
themselves Of a passage either from Knoxville or
Kingston. JAMES hlNG " 20.
Knoxville Nov 2 3 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30
MlR1IN, WlRD 4 DlII.S,

MARTIN, UIRD y DAVIS,
rAVE Just opened lot of reasonable
GOODS consisting Of
Super steel mixed Satlnetts,
and common steel mixed Cloths,
Scarlet, yellow aud green Flanncs,
Grern BliZeS.
Black and scarlet trimming Velvets,
Super black ribbed Mohair Hose.
do do Plain do do.
Dec % =
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sweepstakes to beRun Ovcrth,
Lyme sOpy CIN).sS,
Spring Meeting. 1897.

lH-A sweepstake Tor coils and FLIES. three
wears old, che mile and repeat, entrance one
hundred dollars, halffnrfeit, to name and close
BY the 18th April, three or more to make a
race.
End. "A sweep,iake for colts and FLIES, three
years old, one mile and repeat, entrance TWO
hundred dollars, half forfeit, TO name and close
by the 10Th April. three more to make race.
MELVILLE TALBOT. Pr.
January Q wlr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30
POLITICAL,
Pom lote LnS itsh van.
\ DOMESTIC PICTURE,


DOMESTIC PICTURE,
fondly familiar /, the Look she ri,e.
As he returns, mho forth Sc lately M.ni,--
For thsy hfeiher pasa,heif happy h,es;
And many tranquil evening have t.'y spent
sinde blnshnr, i.noianhy innocent.
She vowed with do~noast eyes and ohsngeiol hue
To love Him only. eve tuliillsd hath lint
lta deep tcpoac aud whsn he meets her view,
Her .oit look oaly says, -" l trust. And an true"
scattered Ike hawefs the rosv children play,
of round her char tusy crowd th,y press,
bni, at the F.fneR'. CO ning, star away,
"lth playful struggle Tor his 10y ed cares,,
And jealoos oil the ono lac l,s, may hass
Ioene' welcoming word i, tondly said
lie bends and kissea sonc, lit, up tho loss;
Admites the lule check So round and red
Or sneothes with tonder haud the eursd and shining
head.
oh let us pause, AL f,ze Upon ihem now.
/. there not one -hcloyol ahd lovely bow
! With Mfth's bright seal upon his open brow,
And sweet innd eycs, brimin Of love aud Joy
lie, who no measure etd.liYht eau olev
The daring aud the darling Of the ael,
He, who, though pleased with every passing toy,
1houehlless and laeyant 10 sAscs, could y,,
Never genlle word OF klndl, deed ioigetf
And one more fragile than til. rost Tor whom,
"A lor the weak bird 10 erowdsl nest,
Are needed all the fostering sarc u hume
And tho soft comfort Of the lIuoding hlsast.
One, who hath of tho oauoh Of sickness presii
on whom the Mothe, looks "a il roe. by
With tendefness lntpnsn aud ioar 4uppte.L
While the sait patience ofher ansiouseye
blends with Gods will be done, tod grant thou
may NOT diet"
And il there not the elder Of the band
She with the gentle smile aud smooth hrirh hair
Waiting, sonepaess ba,k, Content to stand
I'LL these Of Loves oate.sc. have tlcir share;
knowing how som In. fond paernal une
Shall seek his violet IN htl shady nook, -
Patient ahe stands -demnre, aud In ghtly fair
Copying ths lneekne.. her Mother. look
And elaspinp in her hand tIt ia,orl,e .lot, hook.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30
TRAINING STABLE

iiAN h onened a Training Stable. al Green
I tiitl, nlle5 South OF lvnchbura, where
ave an excellent Course, aud n large number
II STABLES, lalel, built for Race Horses. shall
oinni'nee eAete,sngon the lst february. and
'ha.l devote The whole of my personal attention
% The business. All those who favor mo with
heh Horses. may rest assured that theS beat
Judgment aud The greatest care shall be used to
Naia> 'heal. have been training for several
Years, anu from The success OF horss, last spring
rom under my management. the pubhr NAV
TORN some idea OF my skill, as well rs from the
opinions Of large number OF gentlemen of the
4fst responsibility. viii give satisfactory ,e.
'erehees. VIM. ALEXANDER.
January ~ Aw
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4 L1RGE ,SIOCn Of
Fail and Winter Goods.
at RIDU CEaD DRrcE@

Ass d ia s<5sS ~ yA1 ~ u IAAG IL - n
1 HAVE iu.t received. my entire stock of
Fall and Winter G3ols and find | have an
unusual heIvg stock on hand, III consequence of
which, Will sell. ri very reduced prices Tor
Gosh persons wishing 10 supply themselves
with any articles in NV line. will find 1t 10 then
interest 10 give me a call rs | am determined H.
reduce nv stock by selling N 4 small airanrp
great portion of my Goods were purchased
before the late advance an prime ipally for ca Sh
which induces me To b 'lieye that none will 90
away dl,-atisied that may favor ne with \ cal
j will take plea sire in exhibiting my Good
10 all who NAV wish Ia buy. The following are
only few OF the articles comprising my stock ::
Blue Black and Fancy Cold. Cloths & Ca,si.
Sattnets of all kinds, very cheap.
Kentucky Jeans, a handsome article for gentle
mems Wear
Heavy WooIens for Negroes, from 81 l-2 10 80
cents.
Mapped Cotton (Wdsonh)
Ln>eyS, Plain and Striped 81 and Al,
Blankets. Rose and Whitney, very large sizes,
Do Dufl'.l and Tvled cheap,
Do. do very large for Tent Covers,
Citcas .ians avery large stock very low,
Do Damask new and beautiful article
Swiss Ma ,lins, PLAIN AMI figured
Bohbinef 10 PLAIN and figured,
lackonet. Null and Book do.
Camtrlcks plain anl striped,
L@ces. Footing and T. Img, good assortment
Ribbons a urge supply, some very handsome.
Bonnet| of The latest style and Artificial
Flowers,
Furred Hats aud Caps, large assortment,
cheap,
Shoes, large supply,
Gentle men, and Ladies', Clo1ks VERY chcap.)
Together with large assortment o. Groceries,
besides other article loo tedious To name
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-30

Z NNTHFTVN.
lust opened cases containing most beau
~ tItul asSoftme tui this article, among whlrh
ne some Ia shionahIe stripes and checks Of the
ret beautiu! patterns, winch will be sold very
IN OIL application to
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
Sen.enhor 26
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N E'W BOOKS.
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sDVpt 1trtEsVEts
STEWAR rs Adventures 10 capturlpg
> Murrell.
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The Merchant Clerk and other Tales, by the
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Melliehampc. a legend Of the Santee, by the au
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The Desultory MN, by James,
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Protestant Je uti,m,
Rodrick Random, new edition,
fahn Bull and Brother Jonathan,
The Ramhler in Mexico,
Tn FAIRY Book with 81 cuts, beautiful present
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D1SO.
In addition 10 our fine assorlmen, Of Annals,
e. + r 1887, we have this day received.
TbeDrawna Room Scrap Brok with 80 plates
Akemann's Forget Me Not,
rhe Christians Keepsake,
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! ompete sets, for sax br
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subscriber Will. at all times. pay the
CROSS cash cash price FIR likely YOUNG Ne
we'll 10 OH PERSONS having such to sell. will do
Januarr u, q" nun NJ. HART.
I'm
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

SESSION PApERs.-An amount of adverti-
sing, too heavy for the limited dimensions of
our paper, has precluded us from publishing
the prospectuses of the papers at the seat of
government of our state, of their additional
emissions during the session of the Legisa-
ture. Both the g Journal and Register" and
the "Statesman," propose 20 issue daily and
tri-weekly papers, the daily at two dollars and
fifty cents, and the tri-weekly, at two dollars
for the session. The Importance of pos
sessing full and accurate accounts of the do
ings of our legislative bodies, by every free
man in the state-is, we hope, fell by every
person who desires the perpetuity of our IN
stitutions, and such information can only be
gained by supporting those vehicles for news
which have been esta blished for the particu
lar purpose of disseminating intelligence o
the doings at the seat of government.
We will undertake, with pleasure, the bust
ness of forwarding such names and remittan
ces, as shall be made to us within few days
and we hope, that no person who possesses
the ability, will neglect to provide himsel
with session paper, Recollect that thu
session commences on Monday next.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

NTHE New YoRK HERALD.--The +" Eve
ming STAR the v Express" and the "Bos-
tonlDaily News" are outupon that disgrace
ful Ind Bilingsgate print, "The New York
Hetald.'' Too much notice should not be ta-
le1 Of the silly balderdash, falsehood and pro-
family, but still such things should be said as
will effectually abate the nuisance, or at least
chbck its sdeleterious effects. The papers
abbve named, have taken up the matter in the
right spirit, they have appealed to the moral
anb virtuous feelings Of the community, and
haEe taken stand upon their own dignity Of
character,far above the reacho Of the repro
BATH whom they denounce. The personal vi
olepce and cudgellings Of the editor Of the
Courier and Enquirer, have done Bennett more
good than harm, but the digni6ed course Of
the other papers, cannot but set bis cilarac-
ter in it's proper light.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

OuR NEIGHBoR.-Not exactly our
neighbor, neither-of the Miami, has f.
nally acknowledged the angel. That's
right, man, out with it and defy the.
SAT late celebration of the old bache-
lors of Bloomington, Indiana, the follow
ing vilainous toast was drunk:
The Fair.-Saintsi the Churches
Angels in the ball-room-and Devils in
the kitchen.
Let the author of the above rascally
toast, but keep bachelors hall two years,
and board quite number of Printers
devils in the bargain, as we have done,
and he will then either hang himself, or
do what is better, viz TRANSFER an an
gel from thesbalLroom, or saint from
the chuch, to take charge of his kitchen
department, as well as ornament his'par-
parlor. Their sin is the sin Of igno-
rance,"-Miami Of The Lake.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

Last Monday was the day set for the meet
ing of bank directors in the city of N. York,
for the purpose of fixing upon time for the
resumption ofpa, ments in specie. What may
be done, cannot be surnised, but one thing is
certain,-that specie payments cannot be
made, SO long as specie is at premium.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

An affray took place in the vicinity of HUI
ron, two weeks'since, between Doctors Has
kins and Wright, and a Mr.. H. H. Reming-
ton, which resulted in the death of Mr.. Rem
ington, by blow from club upon his head.
The bellgerent doctors have given themselves
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

The papers are circulating story a.
bout two twin brothers, who resemble
each other SO nearly that they could
scarcely be distinguished, the one from
the other. Pashaw That's nothing.
We know pair of twins that cant tell
each other apalt. 5,,sS,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

DoN'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE Have any OF
our subscribers good stout pumpkin which
they can let us have for thanksgiving If they
have trife of chickens, a turkey, or such
matter, or even pound of butter or SO, it
won't be taken amss.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

The Banks versus the Sub Treasu-
ries, is said to be the true issue between
the two great parties. Well, it is ia
good one, the banks are gaining friends
every day, and the sub-treasuries are
losing one every time postmaster runs
away.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

A. machine has been constructed in
New Hampshire, into which a stone
being put at one end, comes out at the
other finely cut and polished, and the
chips are at the same time manufactured
into most excellent grouting.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-02

A paper in Milwaukee contains list
of dead letters remaining in the Post Of
flee in that place amounting to five hun.
drcd and forty. This argues either
great want of people. or Of specie to
pay postage. 1t shows however Gike
being in the custoday Of constable)
that existence of credit formerly.