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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21

su.!aee 4 Ne 5I4 Z!
on our western walter a AT n a + |I1 N
and power, is well fitted far lie ||o4 |||,
palace Of a rover, and d roYefS h 81 "a M a
The young and beautiful girl. bud cIoped
with the gallant Captain, and thoy >Fe|'e
alone on the waters.
In few hours, the father discovered
the plot. His daughter was gone. Yhc
whole population Of Erie, was il a blaze
Of excitement. But what could be
done? slm va. .
Far off, the fugitive steamboat was
disappearing from. sight--her massive
hull reduced almost 10 a spcck, and.her
black columns Of smoke fading to q thin.
and almost imperceptible wreath in the
distance. my daughterj OIL my
daughter. T
But remedy was near at hand. Il
appeared that the Madison had left port
without procuring her clearance at the
Custom House. The Revenue Gutter,
was lying at Erie, and one other officers
was forthwith made acquainted with the
fact. He Immediately repaired on board
the fast sailing steamboat. Jefferson, them
also lying at, Erie, and proceeded in
chase Of the fugitives.
Was there ever more curiolis spec
tacle than was there exhibited The e.
opement of AlfredJingle,an thepursuit
by old Wordle, in the post chai2f
was nothing to il. The Madison "
put to the top of her speed, for the jeff
son has carried the broom' on our lake,
and It must be swift cruiser that over
hauls her. The design Of Captain Bris-
tol was to enter the port Of Ashtabu|a,
and there 10 be united to the object Of his,.
love. For this port therefore both yes-
sells were heading. The Madison first
arrived, and Capt Bristol and the lady
proceeded to the Office Of the nearest
Magistrate. Unfortunately however
the county clerk from whom marriage
licenses are procured, resided in another
town, and, in the necessary delay occa-
stoned by this circumstance, the Jeffer-
son approached the harbor.
The only remedy now left, was 10
start the Madison Immediately from
port, 10 induce the officer Of the Jeffer-
sQn to pursue her again into the lake.
while the captain and bis promised
bride should remain on shore. This was
accordingly done, but the ruse did moi
succeed. The gentlemen Of the revenue
were accustomed to the tricks Of SNUG
olers and were determ;ncd a. n,ale .
so;znre The art,, u, ho.rd IT, Taa:,r
'o.Au'o' ~" Paisy ~ soa'u ''iI .9rSf1
son nProceeoea al onceio lana, ana tnc M
We are informed that the scene is
well calculated ia mali even fhe hearts
Of their narsec,,tors The vo.,nc lsd.,
chung to the arms OF her love- and was
only torn from them by brute strength
sFhe Captaln tpught like n hero, bot Wa4
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21
The certificate Of deposite has beer
withdrawn.
Its circulation is, $4,000
Discount paper, l9,393,OO
Specie in Bank, 1,20l,77

EXCHANGE BANK OF SHIAwAssEE.-
TheC Commissioners found no books giving
any clue to the transactions of the Bank.
Five coppers, a counterfeit note of a
New York Bank, for $5,OOand check
for $4,000, were found in the vaults
Endorsed notes, exchange checks and re-
ceipts were discovered, amo uniting to
$l3,662,65 were found, which comprise
all the assets of the institution The
circulation is supposed to be over $25
600.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21
ROMANCE AND REALITY. (

" o thou foul thief, where hast thou stow'd my
daughter
Judge me the world, il It's gross in sense,
That thou hast practiced on her with foul
Charms, abus'd her delicate youth with drugs
Or minerals.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21

The which the above table founded between
the twentieth Of February and the twentieth of March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Fsmaic Education.
I'LL AND MRS KEELING will resume the Duties Of thei

DER AND MRS KEELING will resume the duties OF their
" oqdny Day School the first day Of October next,
the building, on street below the First Baptist Church
The five instruction all the branches Of substantial rrd
ito the udmn's OF knowledge and learning 10
the Of attainment proposed the best fenas SENT
r,rirs In the departments taught by Themselves they en-
py professors known fidelity aud ability The manners oil Tue
pun re under immediate. maternal care o: M i.
h.r oca ion within squares Of the Capitol perfectly re
J ncIudnr more than an weadod ground combines
The advantages OF the country and of the city. ,.,
for bo,rdnr pupil. year being more than they
.ommod,c ,bey have erected additional building %
feet by 80 and three stories high. Il, 1911. 49,: ...,
sl60 per Of 10 months payaos te 'nno
,v in advance: Washing So month; n'ion 70 hnTsh, hon
MY MY ~ az, -, mi F,ro.h or either OF them 500 Those who
@ SD,nh Italian Drawing, Painting or Muse' pay 10 nddi'
'p ' for rnpis win coo!e favor by max
ing known theif WISHES ~" ~ 29-3t
Auyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Iitnr LOih SidkS.

The appeal of 'Ptince William shall not prove una
vniIing We publish il promptly, although there are
messages in it, which do not approve-and though we
hapnen 10 differ with him in his estimate OF Mr. IalIa.
ferros pol,ics-But we would most earnestly remind
both the authors Of ''Chotank and "Prnce William,
Of the duty Of conducting their discussions in liberal
unmpassioned and respectful manner 10 discuss The
p9litics Of candidate for public trusts ~ one thu
10 mngle with il The bitterness OF personal attacks Is
another Should this controversy proceed we must ear
nes,ly recommend 10 them the duty which they owe 10
the peas well as 10 the public:
TO THOMAS RICHIE. ESQ.
PgtScE WILLIAM County, Aug. 1Oth lc3S
Sir-Your known and esteemed character for truth
mud Justice assures me you will publish brief reply
tu your espondent "Choank This writer charges
MIR Taiaerro our worthy Representative IN Congress-
with neglect Of duty, and with gratifying his personal
revenge against some individual he asserts That MIR.
r. will gel but votes in the upper end OF The county
and has heard that some respectable friends OF Mr. r.
will never supper, him again. He speaks of MIR. Ia.
liaferro being timid and by the way lei me re
mark 10 "Chotank" "MAsY TALK OF RoRiS HOOP WHO
yrvTR suoT HIS BOW" defy this CHoTASK 10 show
in anv one instance that Mr. r. has ever shown want
Of ndependence In one place he speaks Of the thigh
and manly bearing Of The people Of King George Goun
another sof the spiri, Of venai,y in these days
lie charges Taaerro with leading The people sst.ay ny
Thread of eold'-an unkipd CUT on honest ola h II
George County adding with emphasis, that Mr. l. s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
(From he Globe )-WAKE C0CN7

(From The Globe AWAKE CoUSTY
E1raet fran a letter, dalcd l2h -7ngnst lo''S
"SIr: Ou, election for Assembly took place on the
OH For Senate. General Joseph Allison (Dem) beat
Waddic lFrd sc votes. Two years ago NaddIe beat
him % We elected three Democrats out OF tour IN the
Commons Judge Mangrm is one Of The federal'ss
bea,.n b. G votes The Fcderalists had three out OF
four in the Commons, two years ago lie eecuon
took Mace on the three first days Of the last week
kenfucky-Par,ia returns only haye been rectiveo /;
hi, The Wings have as The last Election, carried al
mos, every thing before them-The vote on the pTopri
civ IF calling Convention 10 amend the Stale C"nst-
,uion appears 10 be decidedly in the Negative
ana-There are as yet returns from only coun'
,;ssJeftrson and Scott. In Jefferson county VII
hanson Dunn (Whg) was elected to the STATE senate.
and J G Marshall (Nhig) and w g. Bnsh! ". 1"
the House of latter under pledge
n vote for Wig u. S Senator in place ct MIR TIP
ION. In Scott county, MIR. Trulock (Whg) vas elected
n The House of Representatives,
alabama Tho Republican Ball is again set in
,;on The Democratic ticket has prevailed at Mobile.
Tbe MobIe "Chroncle,' the leading Wing press says,
ar. mr.. d;soppoint,d We confidently looked for The
s,rcess Of the entire Wing ticket"
slim from the Mobile Chronicle brings us The result
:, Mnbs and Baldwin counties. In both the Repub
leans Ii. We elected their candidates TO the Legislature
The following is the vote on the Senatorial ticket
1fe 1-.SS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
PowL-tanC. H., Auru,
Terms of Miss Jenknss Establishment for Tie Education
Of Young ladies, at Warrknton. Va.

THE duties School the Let OF Septcm
The English department conducted BY Mr. Thoma.
Brown, IT, The of instruction embraces all the useful and
q complete female cducson.
Terms for boarding. lodging: and washing 500 Of hs
months. PAYABLE Gunftcrly, 10 advance
Tuition English department. incudins writing arithmetic,
grammar history geography with the use OF globes botany PhIo
sy chemistry, and French $50 young
ladies above years and SIS under that exclusive Of
Music $50 Dlncng &c., Drawing $780, French so per session
OF FIVE months.
Fancy works, s. each.
Wnncuon delightfully."- situated upon rising ground
ticusry healthy, aud about miles from Lees Springs
Lemon, Rev = Justin, Judge Scott j. Bos
ncr E.q., B. Wste, Esq, d. Whcs, j. P Phillips Esq, Dr.
Helm. -, 49,,
AMI 29-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
MISTER Y

(Fiom the Darien (G) Telegraph Extra, .7ug a
1t is with mortified feelings that We have 10 announce
10 our readers that will discontinue the publication
OF the Darien Telegraph foF the present.
Our friends may be assured that it is slight
,ba, leads US 10 this course When we say, that if
do not do So our house will be burnedour helpless,
innocent children and beloved wife, murdered-and the
few gallant friends have sacrfcedand that property
would be destroyed in the city, that fifty years would
no, repace-we say the truth Blu, enough a, present.
Those who are indebted 10 US will please make inne
date payment 10 the prosecuted Editor.
c. MACARDELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
DEATHS.

Died. Columbia Fuyanna county, Saturday, the th oil
August JrSiu WALHER Joseph and Eliza A. r. Turner,
aged IL months and ~ days, ue-s OF distressing cha
IacteI but, while amcnt their ought
hom that he
divine decree of awse bershea CREATOR escaped tho
y"xttious cares hc the cankcr aud the grc which, IN
this ephcmca with growth end strengthen
with s,rcngth and and Disseminated spirit
conveyed by cXP"ctau aud kindred cherTbm has winged its ehs
real flight The heavenly abode of the Eternal
Like slisrenn. dew drops the brow OF morn,
lie sParkied, eshaicd, aud went 10 Heaven
Died. his residence, Nelson county Thursday the zoo
inst AUSTIN WRIGHT aged GO and months Tse deceased
mild and unohusvs . department. 3di Or cIeehont us
and unsurpassed nesy 'ssetedaud esteemed ny all
knew him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

~ ArCHLESS SANaTIyE for tie cure n tie COTsumpion-
" susscriLsr hand few bottles AMI
few dave fresh and lu supply Of this washable ncd
cinc has aonsch boil, Europe aud America with its
MIGHTY cue.-Ths medicine discovered by the
tori:ko. hc great Bcncficto Of nankind designed foy
disease Consnmpton bot experiments have been tried
other Diseases ard hes convinced The
great efficacy will mention land could
refer under obseTvatiop
the nndng this medicine has
lief other medicines have failed. The second oilndices
lion in which complete effected. This
by mail with sG"y-A order d.
Powhatan C. iousc paid enclosing the
shn he strictly attended lo.-Pcr 50 20 bottle.
ALBIE G.. SAUNDERS,
.7geut for Poehatqn County, ia.
p,,l II AUGUST 29-w3Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Majority,

Magnify, II
IN the a,e Mr. LAWYERS Congressional district there
vrrc until few days before the election, two Wing
candidates when Of them, Gen. Erwin, withdrew:
leaving the contest between Gen Crabb, (W) and Mr.
Ellis, (Rep)
Observation-Disclosures Special Election.
On the I3lh supply The vacancy occasnned IN The
ouse OF Delegates by the resignation OF Mr. Savage
(whig DIR. Geo. T. VERIFY (Whig) l66-MaJ Smith
No,,Inrham ". b. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

trary3 and believe my friends with whom hare coH I
munlca!ed, acting accordngiy-i must ask you to
insert Tins letter IN your paper 10 correct The erro and
prevent those whom may concern from being led into
mistake on the subject.
am not CANDIDATE and have for many months past,
informed my political friends, geseralIy we'll could,
and not concealed from my political adyerrares that
not.
Very respectfully, your mos, ob't sery't,
JAMES W. BOULDlN
A correspondent of ours, who has been observer
Of the political mannuyring Of par,ans, for limo
past, has sent few Of his thoughts in reply TO COM
muncaon which appeared in the Richmond Enquirer
OF the Nth ul!, under the signature OF Alpha do
feels indignant that any should say Of Senator
VIM Z. RVes, "once he pride Of the Democrats, has
botched his escucheon that il will take years Of repent
ance 10 restore him again 10 their avor Our correspond
eht we are sure knows Toe well the character Of Mr. R..
sha what bis future course, will Be- tc think that arrows
uppea WIN sncE rancour will produce any effect;
ley ia! harmless at his feet MIR advoca doctrines
whcA all tie Republican party did few years back, and
because me party have changed their views reference
10 ths SUBJECT he o7es his country TOO well 10 with
ihem "hen he sees that the interests Of the people
IN oppooon TO those which are advocated by party
MIR Rves through his whole political course has always
been consistent and firm and friend to the nte
rests Of the people and such he always will be- whether
again elected 10 The IT, 8 Senate or not The uIlras of
both parties may wish destroy him, their enmity
may reco upon their own heads, and Senator trI-
umph nil the political PTejudces W! ich be-
brought to bear against him charlottesville Republican.
On Monday the Representative of this District (Mr.
James GarIand) addressed the people OF Louisa County
large Of the citizens were present and list
ened with great interest 10 the account which The MAJOR
gave OF his stewardship; and from the cordially with
which he received and greeted by his constituents
in Louisa, Mr. Garland has decisive evidence tAat hIB
course in Congress meet with their hearty approval
We understand that il is the intention OF MI G 10
address the people of Amherst next Monday the people
Of Nelson the Monday after; and the people of Fluva"-
their County Court in September next-B
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
tn Contractors for Excavation ond Masonry.
pnIA AND READING RAlLROAD.-Pron


=. ,cc,red Hers Hotel, in Reading, the 18th day Of
ithe ensuing month"; until the hour OF 5, p NJ for the
The heaviest sections Of the Railroad between Residing
Clinton including tunnel Of sixteen hundred feet IN length
Of Port Cuon and for The Masonry generally
=" -. mi. norton Of the Railroad
h. sections be let heavy Of them involving
much and the Masonry consists OF
o,euinr and heavy bridge abutments and piers -,
ANY further information relation TO the WORK VIZ DC %
,,oic alton WRIT ROBINSON Acting Ensineef Q, ho n''
I,p, Engineers line and rohe OF he INC an'
pau. AMI specifications Of the Masonry WIZ Do 'es' "
ION A, Reading week previous 10 the letting L., =
P.r.ons unknown 10 Engineers viii be " a ~
ao"o,,. Glory Testimonials 10 character and
competency. No.''o' a9-tl2s
Philstclphis, August J..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
MARK ETS- Thursday, Aug. IL, 1888.

HANhE IS-INhFSdHy, Jug To, ICoo.
ToBAcCo-Demand good, but not as brisk this az last
week-prices fully neutrality-suspicious. small, and
supplies arriving, moderate.
FLouR-The demand has increased-od saeable at
ST 2-generally held at Sc NEW comes in slowly,
and sells in small lots at 81 . S73 4.
WmEAr-Rsady sale at 81 % for red, and 81 81 tor
white BAGwELL, SMITH IL JOKES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
MARRIAGES.

Married, Monday 18Th Edgchi the residence OF
T. Randolph, Esq, X. Meade Dr. DAVID ScoTr
MEELrH,M Miss SErrIMIi RAspoLPH, gand daughter
OF the late Thomas Jefferson.
Married nursday, 81 by Rev. VIM. Hgde Of
Dnwr!ie Mr. P,.Cn,L FowLKEs OF No'toway Miss Mar
ASS daughter late Richard Hyde, OF AIDylIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Tile FL EETIDNS

North Carolina.-The returns are still coming IN al
suuil's pace-ln 10 counties, the polls for Dudley
wv about 1874 Branch about 53l -(ln the county OF
Rowan and Davidson the votes were overwheIming-ln
Rowan, for D. zoos, 3. 3O-in Davidson, Tor D. l4l2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
REUBEN B. PATTESON

EhOMESrIC MANUFACTURES offer for saIc, the Peni.
NJ Tertiary Store, the = street leading from Main
Mayo bridge, supply Domestic GoODs adapted the ap
proic!.ins season; among which the following, viz:
yads Of heavy kerseys superior and approved article for
Negro clothing.
2On0 wards do pid Lindscys.
of heavy No Cotton OnabutSs suitable feS sbttinS
pantaloons, &c,
Blue DomcstIc. single and double
Dimity. Countcrpanng, Bags and Bagsin?, &C. &C.
5000 pair plantation Bosucs aud Shoes. Also fns Shoe,
and Boots.
Iarncs. Of al kinds, Agricultural implements, &c.
300 kegs wrought and Nails aud Spikes assorted
Wagons. Cans, Days. SC.
Cotton Yarn, Waddins and Batting, &C.
other Goods obc embraced thin
The limits of an all Of which can recommend, md
ocf Tor sale al RIDCcED PRICES. ...-..
J. C. WATSON General .4sea..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
COMMUNICATED.
COH.U t-'iI.I ar
Cu,RLoTTE CorRT HOUSE,, August 9th. 1875.

CHARLOTTE CorRT HOUSE,, August 9Th l5'o
Alta meeting Of number Of gentlemen of this place
TO day. convened for The purpose of taking into cohs
dera,ion the propety Of selecting suitable cand!o"le
for the ensuing ngressional election of member Of
Congress for this District the following resolutions were
adopted: c H..
Eesoirtd. That Convention Of Delegates from the
counties composing the district, be he'd nt rrnce 70
ward Courthouse on The 80 Monday IN OCTOBER next
for the purpose OF nominating candidate Tor The ensu
ing Congressional election, and that fach county o Tue
district be invited 10 send delegates 10 the same
Resolred, That Henry Madison, DR.. John + brown
William Baldwin George Roberts, Richard ). Games
and William J Watkins, be appointed Delegates u It.
present this county in the said Contention
And this meeting, haIing taken into consideration 'ne
merits of several gentlemen who were PfoPoseu aS .ut
able ncrsons to be nominated in the said Convention
and having expressed their preference tor naina"'e'
yenab,r ESQ of the county of Prince Edward
P.soired That our said delegates nominate MN as
candidate for the election in the said ConVeh'oh' anu
urge his claims as being worthy Of the support Oh 'He
candidate 49,: -oo,;,r ~,
Re<olred. That The Chairman OF this mee'ng lnf,
william N Watkins be requested TO put IN form 'he
nroceedinqs Of the meeting sign Inc same a"o nave
lHeHi Puo' " NJ WATKINS, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
NrrrOcs far Sale.


PURSUANT decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
Charcery Ahemaile the DID day
May SS the therein depending between Jopng.
eirs plaintiff and Jopn: Admn'tratc 80: 5es defendants,
the sneh, OF them ac'"s Commissioners OF said
purpose, viii offer for sale WEDNESDAY the
Of September How the mouth Of
Rockfsh Abemare county, pursuant tie above noned
decree, TWENTY NEGKOES consisting Of Men, Women
Children the property OF Jesse Jopng decea.ed credit
the purchasers giving negotiable and payable
the Banks Richmond their BRANCHES al LynchHug,
with approved entGrs-rs
REUBEN B. PATTESON,
JAMES VI. PATTESOS, ! N'"'"''S''''''"'
T. SThG sale Of the Lands the Of the above
JoPng deed, heretofore advertised by will
take place. X. y J..
J. VI. p.
I'll,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
70 TIE EDITOR OF THE ENeUIRER :, 1904

SIR. In the Wing Of the 10Th inst, appears ina. am
I'D 10 have informed the people "Mondny last, lna
I'D o,,sn INV own consent al last TO serve the peoI
a,n As this statement has not the slighies.
ton in truth and as Monday last at Chatao..e ,.u,sJ
told my friends explicitly (snch Of them as Js.In.d
me- or with whom talked on the ~ N, CON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Wholesale PRfcgs.

WHOLESALE Prices
WHEAr-Advapced to 81 IS 81 3O,snda few sales
10 say 81 81 cents per busho
CoRH-Adyanccd from Is last week 10 81 cents
and few sales al s. cents per busisl
O.rs-Old would bring, if in market, 40 cents
FLouR-S73 s 10 J =
CoTToH-l0 . to II Gle.
S,Lr-S2 25 to 80
flERRINCs-New, So to 5 ..
lNos-Swedrs 500 to l05 per ton-Engsh 100 TO
l05-Tredegar lO0 10 10.
SIEEL-Amercan Bs,ered $3.50 to 40
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
PETERSDIrRG MARKETS

PETERSBURG MARKETS.
No change in Co.5H and Tobacco since our last quo
tations.
WHEAr-s Sales Of good quality are at o a 81 30
The market is not however firm, there ii inclination
downward.
CoRS-per barrel 81.
BAcoS-(tiog Round) II a II 80.
CoFFEE-l 10 II 80.
SuG.R.-N. Orleans a 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

10 THE State for making and perpe,oaiug fences,
has been from 81 rs 10 4 I 80 per rod.
That State. which ! shall ever be Proud 10
oia,m as the place Of my nativity. may soon BE-
connected by internal improvements with the State
OF my adoption, s the sincere wish Of
Yoors, very sincerely.
q. NJ. DAWSON.
MosBs NJ. SrRoSo, Eco.
Which was on motion Of Mr. Joues accepted !;
also the following resolution was reported by ssId
Committee and adopted
Reseised, That there be appointed Committee
Of Three 90 be called The Csmniiiee Of Udys mad
.uoaas whose duty !, shall be ioiake noics psya>
bic 10 themselves OF their order u the form adopt.
ed by this meeting for ueamooat Of the hrst IN
sialmeni, and when they shall have pfocpsed sui
6cient amount Of notes. TO dispose fthcn ~ eoch
manncr as they shall think beet Tor The purpose VI
procuring The money necessary to pay The fret IN
sialment upon the subscriptions they shall make.
On motion Of Hon. Moses Strong the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed Committee OF
Ways and Means, in pursuance cf the Resolu
ton, 10 icif: Hon. Charles X. Williams, William
Fay and Luther Daniels, Esqrs. On motion
NJ. NJ. Strong Ira Parsons and f. l.. Ormsbec were
appointed Committee to solicit and obtain sub
scrpllon for the Stock of the railroad report
this meeting on the let Monday of August next
With power to appoint agents as they think proper
in other towns
Resoircd That The Committee Of Ways and
Means be requested TO address Note 10 the Gosh
Ter OF the Bank Of Rutland i,r the purpose Of as
ccriaining what have been the aoetase annual pro.
fits Of that Institution during lis existence.
Rsolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by The Chajrpr,D and Secretaries, and
that the publishers Of the several Newspapers IN
the Counties of Rutland, Windsor Addison and
such others as feel interest in the subject be
quesied to publish the same. together with the "a
port Of the committee aud the companying doc.
uinenls.
Adjourned 10 the Let Monday OF August next.
Moses STRONG, Chairman
" M'r r 49, FAY sccrc,mic,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

rom me Nc" o'lenHs Commercial Hraid # .iay 10
from ie1as-By the arrival Of ihe steam, packet e..
luhois last evening, which tsf yelasco on The M,
- us IVih' we are ndsbied 70 the peliieness Of
gS ''' copy o. 'hs Houston Telegraph. Of the
g. ~ s'-oilIIhs ths president 70 effect loan Of
N's .aii,ions passed the SENATE, on the 2gtb ult
three days W H'e Si''' 'S'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

Cost Of Land
Grading % miles deduct
$1,000 pei mile
Supersirueiure. materials
ke. $500 per mile
Engineer. Department, and
supersifue,ufe