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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

TIC funds they found only 500 600 IN spe.
csc. and ,ivy concluded to wait ustil for.
tier indictments were psid IN. Propara,o-
~ 80 the execution Of their purpose, they
LioAe up house keeping, aud scni OH their
wfscs. aud went down 10 Latte Falls. On
tic Saiurdo, before the robbery they con
clpdod a. al the money was paid "a. that
Supdly tho next DAY. would be the time To
make the effort. The bank was to 60 into
operation on Tuesday following. They ar
rived ni Utica ou the morning of Sunday,
NOV ~, $50. AT daylight. aud saw Cox the
porter leaving the bank g. 20 home short
~ altar, Harvey accomp.,ce ma6c h,s en-
trance mljh a carpet bas under his cloak,
snd matches CT a light Harvey remained
outside 90 give alarm Il necessary. The
vault was opened 10y keys, except one pad
lock, which was wrenchcd Oft. $500 ia gold,
and bank b,il, amounting 20 SlI 1000 were
put into the carpet bag. 4 icw dollars 10
chang wctc taken from q kcg of silver
The business vas done IN the bank in fifteen
m nUjcs Ga coming ont the, immediate
j. -. on board canal boat, throwing the
carpet bag c1ftlcssly among the baggage,
a. though d; was o.! mo- value. St Toronto
thry ID 'de, The money The porter Cox,
- nov seen TO bc innocent n~ Was 10y most
persons but Harvey and his accomplish.
The first Intelligence lcaGiug 10 the dis
cnvcn of the culpnt. was not received until
June. about seven months after the robbery
thsuugh lic Bank of Rome \ parcel of
bills pl the denomination Of so. amounting
20 5000, of the description of bill PAID Ia,
ca subscriptions. 10 the Oncida Bank. were
received hy the bank OF Rome in exchange
from bank "a Albany. having been sent
there from bank IN Rochester. Ga dis
patching Il ISL enr o. Koch sicr. il was
asceriu,o,i ta4 Gas money hal been de-
posted % t,e credit Of the Gore Bank al
llarn lton t.. c., IA 'ac uame 81 Thomas
Harvey. On inquiry Of the Gore Bank 1t
was asccrtaincd thut the money had been dc
vu icl ID lha' Rjph by George Harvey. in
the n3no OF Thomas, his Eihcr. At this
tnc INTEL GEN was received 10y person
irnu Toronto, which implicated George
Harvey. Oac Of The directions sent mes
santar t. Toronto and Hamilton, aud pro-
cur.l warrant for lhoaas Harvey. 3d.
600 10 bis aai $500 la sliycrwcrc found
Ia Ilare}'s house, lac ~ SIX sovereigns
AL The residue ~ slicty fund bills. The
cnlPrit was delivered up "a application TO
the Governor aad brought 10 Oneida coun-
4 lpr irili. The property which he pur-
caat.i H.,i IT,. rest OF the money, which
a. etin.''f "a! <ii.GJ-, wi, not exceed
50, 03J.--Ali be- la was given up, and TIE
'atement he has made Of the robbery is
believed t. be correct.
A. THIS roJJ.'y has caused great excite
~ a., a,I Ha, IN. of tn mos, cXtraordna-
r. -. Is. Il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

The arrival Of Gen. Scott will, il is gen
orally thought put an end 10 the Canada
war, on ths side at least. We have the
data for giving full and complete history
O! the manner IA which the excitement here
Was got up, and the means than have been
employed TO increase and prolong IL, which
We shall! take an early occasion TO lay be-
fore our readers When the facts are all
known, they ~ill serve 10 confirm Chaucel-
Tor OAens,iern's estimate OF the causes pro-
ducing great events.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

on the election Of Governor was debated
through the forenoon and afternoon sess.
IONS and the House adjourned to : o'clock
IN the evening. In the evening session the
question vas taken by yeas and nays, ADD
the report was acceptcd--yous 90, nays 81,
majority TO- The report IS yet to he acted
upon by the Senate. II IL quite uncertain
what the Van Buren majority ia the Senate
viii do about it, Boston ~. .idr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

Sqecis P0ymfa's. The New Haven bank
rA,Gmed specie payments for all their bills,
this day. The Mechanics Bank Of lhi, ci-
~, also pays specie, and the City Bank has
never suspended. We have no doubt that
the County Bank will Immediately follow
IN the footsteps, though we have no com
municaton from that quarter All the banks
now refuse ono aud two dollar bills Of the
adjacent States ia deposite, though they are
received in payment, as issued ia discounts
from the plnks-.N. Hqrea (Ct) HtraH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

BiSK FAILunrs. The late failure of one of the
Government Banks Che Common Wealth Bank, Bos.
tom and the unarorsbe in rea,isn 9th.
has created trihing bank panic. But believe II
is subsidjng The Government dcposite in the Com
rnonwesIth bank said to be 100000. What will
be the ultimate loss canno, yetbe known
Without designing 10 excite any unnecessary alarm,
would barely suggest that too much caution
be exercised in iakn. bills Of distant banks,bat is
foreign non specie paying banks We have the Utmost
confidence IN the sovency Of most Of tho Vermont
nksund are inclined to believe that they will be in
safe condition 10 resume specie payments 10 the
SnTnr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
!. r. PACKARD,
T,EACuER Of SACRED MUSIC,

fTNEACIIER Of SACRUD MUSIC, propose.
l. 10 open Scnool IN thi, village, Tor Instruction IN
the Elementary pr ncipes Of Vocal Music. II sufficient
encouragement will he given.
lie will be happy TO all those wh are ia IL ror
of the improvement Of Sacred Mos C. on next WFDsE,
DAY evening al o'clock at the MASONIC HALL.
Ills mode Of instruction the Pesiilosiaa systoD
All those who may wish 10 patroni'e him, g,e ia
their names that evening.
IERMs-$l for twenty Eve lessons,
Rutland. Jan. ~. 1885 f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
Blacksmith Wanted.

NHE suhcrber has On his preui'os IN Nj llolly,penr
hls lNna good Sla ek,nlIh shop, there !, Black
smith than four miles. II one ofhe best ,,nn,
N the couuiy. The subscriber is Anxou. 10 got 10 a
good workman, aud will hire him or stock the shop az
VIII best suit ouy one who may like such a chaure
ID. 7. HUNVOON.
Mount Holly. Jan ~, 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

SchLosstR, Monday morning,
January 18th 1888 (
NAVY lsLAEp WAS EricuArrp LAsr Nienr 1hs
cannon belonging TO the L. S. have en- retuTned hnd
are lying at Schlcsser.
Thus far the despatch of our correspondent I've
give below such additional information We have sub.
sequeutly learned.
II Is believed that the lnrger portion Of Van Rsunsc
aer men have landed the I'D aceut parts Of Grand
Island, having previously sent across the muskets SC
belonging To the state, which committed 10 The
custody OF Col Ayres Tbs further movements Of Ito
dlsbanded force are len to conjecture.
Our Messenger passed Sehl0ossss from the Falls at
half past l. As he approached Tona~anda, the steam.
boat Barcelona was putting stean, at Wht.haveB.
But when he arrived opposite, she he'd lc1, in what d.
ection b. could not tell
A boai from the Canada side lay out in tho river on
poslte Navy Island early this morning, her oars sp
Paiently reconnoitering for about half M hour.
Two schsoners with British flags hyng, wera ying
about one mile below Waterloo, which were observed
BY the sentrss below Black Rock, have made their
way up from below, early ths morning. Another -
lying at Waterloo They are undoubtedly those - b,ch
have been at Black Creek, ust above Chppc w. for
week or more The object VI their now position can
only &c curnl-OJ.
Two o'cLocK, Y ~
Gov. Marcy and Gen Scott, tho came up llnia he
Falls last evening, le ~ extra care accnr.psieI g.,
Gen Wool, about half past ~ today for Blael Rock
and will perhaps proceed 10 Grand island Two ,sn-
panes Of artillery, w tn two field pieces, also leit hgr
for that quarter
This step, understand is in consequence Of int.
gencs that an armed British schooner, (probnby
OF those alluded to above Is lying IN wuers down
the riveT with hostile intentions towards the steamboat
Barcelona or any crait that may have been employed
IN aid Of the Navy Islanders
While writing the above, sever Discharges Of can
non have been heard from that direction. A gentle.
man, just arrived says that the schooners alluded TO-
have been firing at he supposcs either the Barcelona
or squads OF dsbandng Navy Islanders.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

It,uAr, Jan. ~
S,hAIr VIZ T.. .waa-r -NPo.tI against The pete
t'a % Nco to- t.'s or go, irp a. ot ut Ia" v. last
aest's
na,1l f: 49, q RIVER RAJ, Yves, after Discussion
decd 90 %. -s.ps
:, .,
- ' '''''.'
e se"Ge iss 'lsj iAcir 'ui Joci Ia question beng
80" V' sam ana ia4 ittpuioh, which as read as o!-
I've
"''y'rs- lat 'Ir Union Of these states rests on an
eqia"iJ q" ngAia ana actahlasrS smonc i,s menbsrt ,
40 M'aeNf' 1's'rolH tat "9sa'V tenSs u" destroy
"" bni"n i'ssi AID mat 8 The solemn duty OF all,
sl '"ir esp a'4'y "i IA bacy' winch frplssrn le
t+ % a. "rif corp fA'e ,'psctf 70 feslst a attempts
-+ tihha'r Sc'N"rh 'h" sti's 3" eAenuih9 the Zen
. 90 ~ '''efnment u l'e seFesal portions OF The
"a9H sac va, 10 re'"sr !" eA'enI 20 "e Son.efn
4"a " ea''f" STATE any adYant - winch would tend
''fs"g i''n az "avr tem 'n''e secure o. 'neieiae
~ ~ 20 P'F''."'' ~ "" ''''N'"'' ~ N." 'i-
Do, ea ~ s-'"s on i'r AZ 4apion 81 under the pro
81 'i 'he "s''.eo' '' slavery a. 'rA Is among ti-"
- ',4"''. 81, 1'''' H ' WISE "'' N''u'' N"niH 'e
700 ''y 70 ,'-' 'i4"" '' 'iSn'- ava -'' ~i..H
49, ~ H. -, -' LA IN - ,..'- '''.
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,f d, .st,fsl. n u MOI. ....r into l5gy
T,,t h. v'as ua,vilI iuii,.ats t,. ote,ti.p az
Te1a5 .lta tsr eiy.u. .,o.,i.a, witch 3, he sob.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
RG 'ELAND HER ALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EyENr,G, JANUARY %, 1899.

The Ordination of Mr. a. HAYNES as Pastor
OF the Baptist Church in this Village, will take
place on wednesday, the JIst inst. The c1er-
c.scs viii commence nj half past ten O'Clock A M
The Ordnining Council! viii convene ON Tues
day, the day previous, at one o'clock T. N. ut the
No"fi.L-I1OUsC,
NATuAN HOWARD, Church Clerk,
I.u.laDd, Jan. %, 1899.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
Rutland County Temperance
Convention.

'INIE Executive Committee Of the Rutland Cou,ty
Tomperfnce so'liy, give notice that eonglnt.. of
the friends Of lempsTa CO Of tie county viii be- b.I AZ
fH~lei on Tu'slay toe 3O,h mt at 10 o's.s.s A. "a
AID urge 'Es ateniarce Il oil uterestsd 10 the ribo.
~ NJ HOWE,
hn, MITCHELL. tFx Com.
CHS Eft sfENCER,S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
'""' '"N '"S''''.- '..f'' 'P'"'' y 't '''N ~
Dai'g EIPresS.
WAsHINGroN, Jan ! ;.
Jn,fed States Bountmy.

SrNATE-Mr Buchanan brought forward
ms bill for preserving neutral relations be-
tween the United States and neighborng
countries. The bill is the act in addition
10 the act passed in Sl8, for Furnishing Ger
tain crimes. have before given you an
outline Of this bill. Ii embraces several
sections and empowers collectors of the
Customs, t. :. Marshals, u. $. Agents
and all the officers of the General Govern
mcnt, 20 preserve the neutral relations be
tween the two governments. II contains
provisions au,horislng the President to
make appropriations, and put the laws in
force.
Mr. Buchanan gave a history Of the act
Of ISIS. Under that act it was considered
no violation Of neutrality for one party to
enter this country and to buy and sell arms
and munitions Of war for the purpose Of
carrying on war with another county,
Such an act, according 10 the law of 1918,
and according to the general law of nations
was not considered violation of neutrlli-
~. Still. said Mr. b. as there are three
foreign powers bordering upon our terrific
ry,-McXco, Texas, and Canada, il would
seem that good faith required something
more. Mr.. b. continued his remarks bv
referring 10 the outrage committed upon the
Caiohue, and said that il was with regret
that he read IN the papers Of tins morning,
the fact that the outrage was committed
" .th the knowledge and consent Of the
British Colonel commanding in that quar-
ter. In any thing on earth could have in
duccd him not 10 have brought forward his
bill 1t would have been McNabb's official
and bold ayJwed knowledge aud approval
OF the outrage upon American soil and
American property. Still. continued Mr.
g., We owe a duty 10 foreign nations, which
iorbids taking advantage OF such an act
lie did not believe THAI Great Britain would
sanction II.
Mr. Buchanan concluded his remarks by
moving three sections as substitute TO the
three first sections Of bis bill, The substi-
tate ONLY confines the action Of The bill
10 the three above named boundaries.
Mr. Rug-l,s hoped the passage of the
bill. would not be pressed. He wished to
examine It's merits, and sec If something
could not be done for the protection OF the
Maine boundagy,-he had learned that
some official papers were, or soon would be
IN the hands Of the Executive, aud he wish
Cd 10 know what they were before the bill
MAS passed.
NJ, Buchanan said he had no objections
t. postpone the bill one day, but he hoped
thai the Senator would not check It's pro-
gross by minglng the NORTHEASTERN boua-
dar, with this bIll. lie, too, had learned
from high authority that tins negotiation
was about to be closed, whether satislacto-
~ or not, he knew not, but the fact had
come 10 his knowledge that the negotiation
vas soon 20 be closed.
Mr. Rugg!cs ans~e cred that hc felt great
interest ~ The Maine boundary, ana since
be had read the morning paPcr,, and Tic
Nndicaiion Of The ierocious attack made
upon the Caroline by British Colonel, be
cared but hide whether il passed or not
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

He wished the bill postponed. and Mr. Blu
chanan consented To have II postponed un.
al tomorrow. Mr. B.'s amendment was
then made the special order OF the day for
tomorrow, aud with II MIR Gfundy's bill in
relation TO the regulation of steamboats,
and steam. boilers, for the safety of passen-
gers aud the security OF property.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
From The Bvfaio STA, EIits, Jan 10
IMPORTANT NEWS.

Nary ISLAND Et3CGaTED--TFE CANNON
BELONGING TO THE ST9rE SURRENDERED
THE PITRIOT ARMY DISPERSED
By express this morning we learn tina, during ths
night the Patriot army reiterated from Navy ISLAM
after having conveyed tho cannon belonging 10 Le
State and the United States TO Grand Island and len
them under the care of Col Ayers Of the militia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

.Iqiae Lsgisiamre.-ln the Maine House
Of Representatives on Thursday last. the
question Of the acceptance of the report
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

C9l AnA4f tae nsw le0isnsai-g governor Tor Upper
Csnada. Ras 10 ta4 from Liverpool The packet Of
Ircru4leE lir .s "a saceesd SO Franco Head. Lord
Gosloff, Cot-.-sr Il lie Lower gssy.aee o. aso -
he supgrcste- --J,sf II lpE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

4, The Mdd.rsel Bans ~ Cambridge Mas, was IN a
1usG4! Gaze al the lat accounts iro.n BOs.ou Is
intimately connected vtth the Commonwealth B-uk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
WANTED

BOY Il or 10 yeas Of age n an apprentice 10 the
n Watch Making buseusis
F.A.FuLLER
Rutland. Jan p. 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

the esssas u Tie several states 10 the states rsPes
ut.iy
Teths smsnSsn.si Mf Smith sf lee offered the col.
iox sng tm.uersrpt
Thsi nathiur IN these tesaiataas shall be oon,,r3.t
undo rstcns in,sndrd 10 impair " IN any
btdrr the freedom a speech he press The ttfb
q rsiitau ~hieh hereby srPTessy declared 10 n
cisss s daty the part ~ The senEe 20 AMI
dstrrnine upsn tas Ps,iilems
A discussion cnsasa apoa this amendment. va shiei
Mes,ss Ailen Smith. Walker, sud M.fns participated
MF Mics ulen moved g. iay the whole on tic table
on Which ihs yeas and nays ssre ordered
Yras-Msssts Baystd. bsct, Brown, Calhoun, Cias
a. IA .Chy ~ kcaiucty, Cuusudcn. Cg'hb,u iu.
tsB. King L1fgpsn Merrick, Nicholas Ndss Nof
80. Pierce, Preston, Roes. Rosne, Sewer. Strange
walker Wilma
hA.-N,.r. lleu. Benton. Burhanan. Clayton
Dawn iiubAsfd. Kn,rtt, Lyon Mexican. Morris Prem
t..s Robbins Robinson, Smith 81 Coun South NJ lad
svi0, Taihaaag~g 4 slon, Webster, vs. iliam,, Youns
--2i.
Iiotsr-Mf Buchanan from the committee on eiee.
toms 10 whom referred the resolution relating t.
Ntssrs Freniss and Ward claiming seats - RsPfrsrn
lail'es from Mississippi mace report on the iaeis Of
iho casr, Dui coming b no oaullusor thereon
Mar s'u.e slight debate. the further consideration Of
the question postponed 10 iuesday next, and u,s
UP'tt aud accompanying documents ordered TO be prn'
,cd.
Mr Cambtelcur, iiom the committee Of Ways and
Means, vpslt'l bill Masking appropriations tor th'
protection of the Northern Frontier Of the u states
q was Rad twice and referred 10 committee Of the
Wh1'v IN ,br state Of the Union.
Nr Bell, tiom the Committee Indian Affairs &C.
puit,s without amendment the Senate hili i'r tie re-
sf Of Le usagr Indians. 81 was read tv ice, when Tie
Ilouse weut INTO comutee IN tie bill which was re-
p1riod ag-in 20 the House without amendment wheI a
was read thiri time aEA passed.
geat nIm5ef II pnsatr oils were also reported and
referred
The House thea went into committee Of the Whole
on puyeat bills.
The Senate did Mt III on Saturday
Ilorss- There was no business Of importance trans
acted in the House to-day
MoNuAl. Jan 10.
SavArr-Co motion Of Mr. buchanan, the bill ior
the better Observance Of the al laws, "as taken
Up.
Nr buchanan the Instance Of the committee of
fred 10 amend by snl -ttuung bew dram for the
three tirsi sections, viii b was adopted
Ga motion OF sir huggios the t.i was then ordered
% be pin'rd aud the CONSIDERATION pos poacd ull to
u'srew.
HousE-hr Lncon mos ed thit the House take up
Tor consideration the memoT. from the Native Amer.
cln Association of the District of Coumb a, praying
Congress to amend the naturalization laws. Agreed
to.
Tie mcmoral referred to tho judiciary commit,
tee
The House then proceeded 10 receive petitions be-
ginning with Virginia, where the call lett of d
former day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

NEglh C0E9NI.ss--Isl ELGULAN aNlNIov.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

ltluAr, Jan. IL.
s.a1tr Nr r.. mad-e -,Po.t.I .qa.na, The p,t,-
t'a % Nca tos ti..s ior go, trp A. ot it Ia" o. last
ses'.'s
iAe t srpro5rsi.a. j GEO additional for The
'Aa,ll f. - q RIVER RAJ, ives, after Discussion
90 sd 90 Sc 81. -s.ps
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
From he buffalo Com. .7dp. Of Monday .reniag.

ScnLosstR, Monday morning, !
January 18th. Is33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02
NO. 9G.

at the helm. les, he NAV founder the sc,
'osSed barb on tho roaring shoals, and death
shnptned rocks. that foam and hurst their
awiui surgcs round. tell you nothing is
50 fatal as security itself Nothing beneath
The sun is endowed with infalIibilry. all
fi'"ss suhl"nary are trnnsi'ory-the long
est day must have an end, The pretties, rose
must wihcr. we OurScIve. are fast ,endin-
10 HES goal, NOT far distant; we are going
dra'IIward rs fast as the wheels of linn.
can roll, our bodies must soon mouldo. .,rJ
'e consumed in the dark, damp vault, we
must soon pass from the stage of action
ana leave our parts to be acted by those
VINO come after. Then impress upon
your offspring, the responsibility of the sta
''"h 'hcy arc about to occupy. And es-
Pcc'hily you lovely females. YOU fair Iaurb.
terS "l America, who hold the golden seem
're' tha' gives dominion over man, who 81,
oy your domestic !ircsides. in all your beau
ty aud iovcline.s, and amcliora,e I've ,,,r
s''''''h" charms the r"u.hcr nature OF man
i1cad say your sons, ere they lisp even
lhc name OF America, to il,e luot oI /, van.
erah'c OAK, or some seJucslcrcd sn,t. and
there teach them precrpis never TO he for
S"Hrh; write upon thc;r blink heart, with
in'el!hle ink, the ,..!mo.iriu;,s of AN ,;Ioc-
""hatc mother, impress upon them ,ho1
""c" 20" are gone. and laid beneath the
c'o' OF the valley, 'l-y should watch with
"htiri"S vigilance upon the bntiIemep,s. rc-
s's' every encronclIncni upon tleir rirb,s
ana battle IN the sacred cause of American,
Liberty. while The vital spark still cutters
ana Slows within, and lifc's clad unls,,
beat And when The last days declining sun
shall guild the dissoIving skics-whcn N.
elements shall cease to exist and he roI,cd
10 nonght. and all Nature be ,umh,;n, into
rum ''en and not till then may lar or flaw
tie seen IN American Liberty por ending dis.
s"'''''on' b"t may every citizen ac,ua,ed bv>
patriotic ana virtuous motives, be pronnteJ
10 exc'alm, America, my darling. America
forever!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02
En,proucty Cotton, Gsns.

TKVliE subscribers having cstabi she'd COT
FL TON GIN MANUrACI DRY in The
Town of Hamburg, :. c., OH tie improved syS-
tenn Of MIR. Boa,wri%hi, ,hcg lravr To ,ccomn,rLd
their Gins to the public. They warrant their
Gins to be equal it not superior 10 those Of Mr..
Boatwright, on account of an alteration, which.
III their opinion, is decided Improvement l!Ia,
is, instead Of blocks of wood on the ribs. they
have adopted the plan OF making the ribs of ihcr
Gins entirely ofstccl and IRON, which have prov
cd by experience to be preferable.
Mr. Boatwright having declined the Gin ma
king business in Augusta, Mr.. l.. B. COBB, who
conducted ii there him. being one of The part.
ncrs in the concern, they will endcavor to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with llrir
custom.
I3' Gins repaired at tho shortest u";irc.
COBB x KE%NTDY
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GNgHsUNECATHesNS.
GREENwooD, Abbcville. 5. {

"REENwooD, AbbcvilIc, 5. g.
At meeting Of the citizens of this neigh.
horhood who celebrated the 9TH of July a,
Wm. Buchnnan's, Col. Larkin Griffin wa.
called I" Tic Chair, aud the following Reso.
luton offered hy one of the company. and
unanimously passed:
Resolved. That Il Commitfre Of three be
appointed {" wait on Mr.. Sam'l NcGowau,
:" student of Greenwood Academy. and The
Orator OF The Dav for that occasion. re-
q"'s';"e copy Of his Address for puhlica
ton.
IN pursuance Of the above Resolution.
br. T.. calhoun. DIR. r. G. Griffin. and
Maj. w. Is. Arnold were appointed said
Committee. and The following is their letter
70 Mir. Mc6owan, together with his repv: