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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
sheriff, sale.

Dl virtue OF writ Of dcri fca, TIN, -sued
ID inm ihc Circuit court Of Madison county,
May term Of said court is5s, and t, me directed,
viii oXpose at rJbiic sUc, Tor cash, a, the Court
house door n the Gown Of Louisville, Winston conn
ly, on Monday The I1lh day % December next. ~
tbs right title claim and interest, that Thomas Old
has N ana 10 tWo acres Of land king al loihng TIC
town a, louisville on The cast Joe Delaney on the
south. and Urias Davis on the west; levied on ~
the property Of Tbonay Oh to satisfy az exccu-
ton ii ,ayo, Of Alexander Walscf. usc Sc
JNO II. HARDY, Sal.
Nav Is, 1899 1871 [Pr t5e IS on
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

MARRIED On the 9Th inst. hy the Rev james
Wcatherty Mr. ions IRoTtLR Of thl. eng Ia Mies
MARTHA Ans BARCLAY, Of Iuscumba, Ala,
On the sh inst. IN this city, by the Rev II Reid,
Mr. J, 5, TAFT 70 Miss CAROLINE r. Bltpwls.
On tic 18Th inst by the Rev Geo. fucker, Mr.
JOSEPH NOR"",,SS &c this city. 10 Miss EMILY
ADALINE DAVIS. OF Lowndcs county.
Accompanying the above notice VIC received
large slice Of excellent cake, and a hllf dozen of
Champaign as eparkuGsls young BRIDES eyes
out Of which our Dew 1Tank the following sent-
mcui:
The rotwtt, Of Iiymcn May tht} stc many hap
py sunny days aud their us Of lie, hike bride cake
presents 10 the Printer, he few and far between
DIED. On FucsIaylhc twenty Third Of October
in the S3i year Of bis age WA. T. Aiwalcr, l,r-
mcrIy Of New Haven Connecticut
F,wmrn have oulogcd ina more eminent degree
lhc confidence Of biz fellow citizens with whom he
has been call d tn as3ocIae,--as man bis clar9c-
ter was unpcachabc, and IN all respects q model
worthy Of initiation CoNHUHICArIp.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
The State OF Mississippi, |

Pobatcs Court, Octobcr Tom, 1888
THNO all pcf.ols interested N the lands, tcre.
u mcnts and hercditanen,s Of the estate oC
Thomas g. Branch deceased, to be and APP
pear al the next term Of lhc Prohates Couti % be
held at the court house, IN the town ID Athena, On
the first Monday Of January next then and there
TO show cause why ~ mulh of the lands tcuc-
ucnts, aud bercdi,amcuis NJ the sand inics,aie
should not be sod a. VIII be sS,icient 10 -; the
residue Of tie debts, Of The ea,d n'es,ate.
WrSfs' 'le Hon pNhord Ddworlh, ]ndpe
Of Probate l9agd. ,ac ath dly u October, 1885.
Attest, II. II. MORGAN, CIR
.@j Pr. re Sc 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

YTiIE .utacrocu bop. 70 hive a cohuoaailJn c.
4 iac s,ue lbcra patronage bcrci lFe szir"oci
to the senior partner, anl they promise 10 devote
Heir undivided cSeriions 20 Tic interest and welfare
Of der trends ana BY prompt attention 70 Business
heq hopc 10 p.-ct.at least respectful share q bn-
SINGS. AUsflLL 8. MARSHALL.
NOV . 1853 1875
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
SOL. SMITH,


A friend recently returned from Pennsylvania
states that a striking change has taken place N
that State. The Democrats, having won about
million Of dollars on the late election, are dres-
sing line because they can afford it, while the
Uocopocos arc wearing their old clothes and
saving then best garments, because they cannot
afford 10 wear them, having bankupled them
selves in backing Rlner. Zine feathers make
fine birds" and for the present, nearly, "all the
deccncy" is to be found in the Democratic
ranks Louisville ,Idr
Oa, neri Spcatsr--lbe last Flag Of the
Union. proposes the name Of the Hon. Abner S
I.ipscomb, Of Mobile, as candidate for the Of.
flee Of Speaker Of the llo. OF Reps during the
next session Of ou; Legislature. -.i1onigomey
,4drgli8er.
IN honorable Sentiment. Tho Boston Dai-
" Evening News says
There IS nothing we loahe or despse more
than man who while IN the employ OF another
be,rays and makes public those errors and fol.
bles which ho would have no opportunity TO be-
come acquainted with did not the hand which be
| snaps provide him with bread"
! pBRENoLoCIcAL.--Ata lalc meeting Of lhf
/ Mudlog Association fol The advancement oil eY
ery thing" learned member exhibited 10 To
company the skull Of Eugene Aram when
school boy, and another gentleman presented an
other skull Of the same individual when at NOR
advanced age. The innocence OF the hoy, con
trasted with the crimlnal,y Of the murderer a
clearly developed in tho two existing heads, va
corroboratiye Of The InconroyertlBlllty Of ,ku
lology. An ilIiteratc bystander, who interupte
the meeting by mpeftinenlly asking how III
gene Aram came to have two skulls" was III
mediately takeu into custody, and lodged IN ih
county goal.
The Grand Jury Of Philadelphia have presei
led the practice oil betting on elections as "a
evil Of terrific magnitude, and recommend tt
massage Of law, DISTINGUISHING for given TIM
all persons convicted OF betting money on the =
suits Of elections, and that all persons concernt
therein as aders or sbei,ors, shall on convic'Ic
be- punished with fine and Imprisonment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
Cash on Cotton.

FHNIiE undersigned gJI advance cash on Cnt'o'
i in Store, u be sold IN Mobile, or New York
j. j. GOODWIN, & Co
Columbus, Nov. b. ls5s,-l9-U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

r. -,,as-t ,r,,'-, roaming on q d-'l.t shove.
tHrto-a rte 'oy'i scenes of U.as g7-F days.
Tn. -.rr.rnc- -'1iic1s now U1r ...- Gt a.Hrc.
II, a,, isyt lad, as C,can- -t ac,l.a
All rou when wani'unr where 'af 'ors, rI
Of hg Missouri, larAy az a-atr#.
D'ts r.i ,ay spirit tse W,atei c,.i,
logc o. tie psacsia' hone .faai "atgA e s.rlyed'
Is ar, laias bea.t oft tapchei by memap's uanA
IaHt,- with IS Irm thine t5riy ias> were pssssl
WtcB sriJut .ctemesoi iulars f'yS Wtre pannd,
Tie nre hrprs which only died to fast
b., laurs O. SORROW. Bro,bsr. s.aoe have COME.
Beneath abe tagcues oi disease AMI death
Msuy ws loy'j. In yoglh and beauty boum,
Have vl,bcr,d akc flowers az tie north wind S
breath
And ilou d.Isi lcays iaeu hugh IN hoe no. Thought
Ia tlls bssi, vofid how short woo.d be 'hcr 1ay'
But soon ah, a itat.ul change WAS wrought,
That ad them ia Their lowiy beds OF cay.
b., W. dear brother .ondly wait Cor Ihcc
10 cheer ult hearts aud llahi our ontb bonn,
Then home ward turned, Oh .tl ,iy Footsteps DE,
And leave our Atauh no more Oh brother, come.
hlrr0img from Conndd The New York
Posi-, SAYS 80" We hear from 4 Scarcc We dyou
respectable that There IS likely 10 be further lrou
bile on the frontier, A geulleman wnics-';hug,
are coming 10 a head on the frontier think by
the Is, proNmo, we shall have a renewal Of the
Canada var, and If am not deceived, undo, an
| organization aud Wih reciprocity on the pul oil
the inhabitants generally very deficient lom What
! characterised last wucl's and pings opera.
Coae." - Chayl0laH ,lacurg.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

respectable and u,C.ui man hit ~ t.t farmer.
The uae las gone by when "evueu-t Is CAS-,
upon the Els54uinan." AIucr.u,, a>
science, IS becoming more important ali maft
b1uosbh u ,s .be noAie>,, iar IS ne natural
employment OF man. Tho intelligent and udc
pendent huac. Is ever respCcieti Ae ho.dS aa
important aua responsible place 10 s'ccW.-I b. \
uu h,m Gcyplrc many duuCs np4u Aim rc>i many \
obligations. Ia hmm wO look lyt sNa'up.c- On pa- /
Ii5i.,m. ytrtay aud intelligence. Living, not m /
the human c5aes;" where he would be cou'muai- /
~ IN ,h, whirlpool Of political cnd other excite 1
mcur, he can examine questions cd moral, re- |
lcious ana political nature, with cool head,
calm mind. and an unbiased judgement. To
him ve 'ooS iur correct opinion and IN bm We
should ever hui safe counsellor, and correct
adviser.
Our iamers should culu0'e their miuds and
their hearts. as well as then fields. They can
gaia AS rich rewards IN the mental, rs they car
/ tgan pfo6ablc haNCsis IN TIE U0i'llral world.
wlhou, learning n man cannot be first rate lar.
mcr. Without intelligence be cannot discharge IN
prapef manner, the duties OF citizen -AgrI-
culture is science that requires experience and
study. Men must be educated TO be farmers, A.
well n, to be LAWYERS. o. doco,s. And there are
! thousands of Young men who ate 90 stores and
q. -, aforementioned pursuits.
,I,,..fF, No., J.,,,,r sar the country.
| .f.,..',I ID, H., ,, ,,,,,pcgden, t,r.
- -. h....l...,,,,, ., +, f,,.,tb ratc
49, go M, III ~, ,5,,o, h, ,,r.t
..,,,T,,.,, ,i,,, A., H.. ,,,,,, ~,
which the world calls honombla' Let young
NV. ,. .,,, ,.,, .''' and .a,a, Inr.n
r,.-..... ,,.-.o,, o,.,,,r.r,,o. L,np
-. l.; IN, ,.,,,,. dn cl,,.,,o, ,.,r,,,s
t'.., OH p.,,g, 1,,,..,. ,,,,o,l,l,,,h,,,h
~. IT,. ~ ,.lI,.r,,y.,,JL h.. l.s,.s,t ii.
,.,'...l ,e,,, ,,,,,,,r,sr lii ,be L,,l,.
''''''' ...I .'.Ir,.I .,., and IN ma, a. rc.,,,,.
H'aI ". - ', Nm hal ,.a,,, ct,,,s,,l ~ NJ
T u'' " .i ,I' 10 o,, "a, E,,.n,.,
80, -. .l.,,,.l .h,, n.n.,,,sce
ui'r.ll.." \, ~, ~.
j.. :, ''''l '''- "'' '''
i'etB J@'.--N ""s VINO mas Just returned
from journey ~ 'he STATE ct Ne" loIN says
"' "e''H ''''5 '.''"'' nc ,"'' "''n was oC"'-
49, ~ Wv ''"! '' "'"'' "'' ''' "'l
''' "' ''' y "''' re
MoBuE, Nov ,.
Yesterday, the lsi Of November was the day
tNcn upon by onr Banks Tor the redemption ct
their five dollar notes Thus wccreep slowly, and
2 wc hope 0g.'L back 10 the specie standard,
Nothing but pubIc confidence i, requisite to rch.
DER positive md lolo' resumption easy to All me
BANKS Ou' Guy Banks are Supposed I" ne reaoy
Tor under any circumstance ana We "'l sure
mat pune confidence Is eager to be 'N'e"'d-
to men, mad OF 'hs laudabIe and useful step
mere IS reason to believe that large quantities
ct the precious metals are now N private
n'Hd' IN The County ana CIV winch the holders
NV ,,Sua - ''J u ',e p"I'Ns o' S'"' y ,ne}
" VIZ, 'o"" J'o' "',,,p ", "'o p'"N'
r"' sf' ,'.i ""s 90 ~ .''"' ~ "''s,'
a. % P",I' va u,lo,''' ,,'' NSS u'T"' oo'
u Wv w WV "'' ""'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

cr,'1r-'sc tWc-'y years candidate Ter Seaa; 10
she Wine Hogsc-ths Hon. II Cay of KENNEDY
deserves tie t5g7aa3 tsaa5c ezccrlt.51o 81. a free
and I'D Ch'eeeA commonly. ia- Es-a-ra- ..c :ts-
trruz p.ra,s 20 .s political wrath gqe1 als honest
ycaman-y oi t-e sa4ta asai western States, vasa 81
aujabe spin, OF ya,erp-sc has induced them 10
settle, ana brHE .a.a sc;co tie ysacs %, Tire Jar
West.
Rss5.ged, T.al as lr5u,n. vr c-uuo, ana ISL.
not support with oar suffrage any oue for political
station hat !, in favor Of the elevation Of Henry
Chy to the Presidency
Rssolysd, Tia, NC rtq,aJa,c tae creation Of a
National Bank ,ha, tie creation of such sn in,,'u-
ton is uneoa,riu,oua. AND meypej.eui, and subyCr-
svc of the liberties Of hepcope.
Resolrsi. Tia, lie Hon. Morgan Meade b.
and he S hereby instructed, % vote for the re-ete
ton Of tie Hon. James Tgo;,cr 10 Tie Senate o
/ he United States
/ ResolrsA Tia; oer Representative be insirucic,
/ to oppose the creation of al banking institution.
/ that may have tendency 10 dCpcc.atc our currcn
+ Cy; and 10 use Of honorable means to stamp witt
! the seal of legislative Indignation all such inst.u
uuns that tIshonor the.r paper after the first Mon
/ day Of Jauyary next.
Rss0lrsd, That we approve ol lhc rCcommcn3a
ton ur holding Democratic States Rights Con
ytntou At jackson GA the Sb January next au,
that Co. G. W. Martin. &. ". johnson ESQ Hll
son Allen, ESQ. c.. G b Goodwin Mai Morgan
MeAlte and d Thomas Pcett, De appef1,cd t.lr
rates 20 represent # t. Democratic Safe R.r,ts pJ5
. tv of Talaia'clc county In said Convention
Raairoi That Tie proceedings u. tins m1c.r,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17


'.Noji'c Mercantile Idrcfiscr'-Sol Smith
Esq. has disposed Of this establishment, 20 Mes.
SIS T.angdon 4 Harris. We congratulate the
oid gentleman upea bis dchyemnce. HIS vale
dcturv contains many useful hints which wc
trus, will not be entirely lost upon that portion Of
the community who lGircHi-s newspapers. We
make room for the conclusion lie says;
,OralI trades, professions or ca'lmgs, ! know
Of nonc--and I Aayc followed great many-so
poorly paid as publishers ofrew,papcs, pat
rons Of Newspapers otherwise worthy and ponctu
al men, think It not unnghcous TO lei tu' publish
cr wait year after year for bis dues; and a, Ias"'
they are compelled TO pay, 90 SO with very bao
grace. "Mr TWemVs! have ms money must be-
Wed, II be moyt he mus; give me receipt; and
F dye hcar--s'6p The pap0.-l have pabomseo
that establishment SIX yeas''bcro Is no such thing
/ as gratitude III the world Another VIII Ten You
he never subscribed jof iae PaPe''--"'le boy
has left 1t every moInng' II Is Iu', andas Il was
lcll did read It occasionally uut never oidef'
edit There Is another class OF patrons "u'
ne'e subscribed al an D9' are G'e'' i,'hu' o.
the paper ana "V'l' ''"" u TINS : 'h' c'os'
| VINO may DC "I''od your constant ''"ue'',
Mere oanN 70 o'el 'He way WI" uiy Io'''i''
"ne's % N' o'PN"s' "',' "SN '''''' ~, NV ''''
o. ms PaPI.' "u' 5%."' 'I I'm ''.a a. ~ Ivy
teVn7 1t o'',te o'','N,'s' =. u''',," .'"' " ~
'oh'' o''nS "',, u''g WV! ''',''''s u =, ~
cNct"'n' P"Fy'-'''' 'uor , ''',P ""o"o '',', u
Is aooH,--t p'S" ~ '"n,n VI ~ wv
Myself 'V'' go ''''''' w. m ', ,hai,
one more t'aS W P"'' 'Fpo,,' ,,,, % ,i
INK H.. ~ M, cIoss rnmnosod If ,bosc yt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
TIE ADMINISTRATION AND THE NAVY.

II would from the subjoned article from the Army
iI Navy Chronicle, that the Internal Spirit has must
powerful inhuenee upon the pfesen; administration No,
With what mischief they have DONE but in the par
clsms Of death they aiming do The charac.
ter Of our little GALLANT Navy most wanonly attacked
Etom he army end Macy Chronicle
tn, Globe and The Nary. The Globe of Wednesday
asd Thursday last contains under the editorial head the
nos, yruent wAnou and uacaled for attack upon the
Character Of our Navy that have from any quartz
Had il appeared in British publication il would have
sied te or 40 surprsebut, coming from the official
nm Of the nstaiion, will be looked upon abroad
Expressing the views OF the Executive respecting the eli.
ssbey Of most important branch OF military defence
Add unless disayowo5 II will soon be considered
l3ne.
That the Co,ernmen, should undertake 10 decry s own
sryee j. paradox that scarcely credit yet
lie fequou, auson those articles to"undoubed author
stamps them with the sembance Of official sanction
Whatever PARTICLES Of truth may BE- mixed with the gros-
agred 81 the preparation, the pill will be the
oe pia;Able or is iavdous exceptions N favor Of few
The Globe Of Monday follows Up the attack by
Ctfonce OF the Ieth April last The tiye and that
Communication essentially different from the editorial
seos Of the Globe and Do not bear out ia s sweeping
demonstrations The endy s1Fsesi'ons Of brother OH.
ef Who had oniy the good Of the service 81 heart and
uleor obiec, TO accomplish. might be received with for.
eelrahce nd consideration but Il oouched bocom-
Ay lsngusge, would come with ~ grace from who
IL eon7araiivoy stranger.
Before VIC rcpablsh tbs calumuious attack we shall wait
- zee whether tho Department THE Pfesdeat being now
tsssnil tastsihs or dlsAyovs its sediments.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
From The United States Garsite.
SPECIE PAYMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

Yesterday memorable day 10 this city and perhaps
may say throughout the Union The resumption Of pe
Gle payments ~ the barks without commotion with
out injury 10 Themselves and without inconvenience TO the
mercantile part Of community Much anxiety had been felt
specie funds o tho banks and accordingly took
time D closing the banks for the day and happy
state that there Of the blnks where in
CURED the least for relieving that any unkindnes
feeling INDUCED by the community Tie demands for
specie were few and light confined IT evident TO the
wants which the community fell for change The Bank Of
the United States IL thought would feel the pressure
upon the specie tic most severely but there nothing
seen TO lead any 10 believe that attempts
cd The whole amount OF specie paid short of
eeen thousand dollars of which between eight aud
thousand for corporation notes principally Of the de-
nomination OF dollar Tho largest demanded was
three hundred dollars and nearly the whole paid
in small sums from to ten dollars.
We heard in the Of the morning, that certain
having few dollars in US Bank notes demanded and
rnd received specie therefor which they took the brokers
in the expectation of gaining three per cent and
tilted ard aonished 10 learn hat the Circumstance
which enabled them receive silver for their paper rendci
ed that paper valuable silver This probably checked
q email run.
II reported Yesterday morning that large demands
from New York to he made upon the Ph,ladelpi'
banks for specie. The demands came, and the United
States Bank, in settlement Of balances gave the New York
ers check New York for the whole amount say about
half mion-not a dollar Of specie changed place. W.
congratulate the community on this state Of things.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
DIED.

Drowned At Lowell Mass. the Iih inst (aug Mr
Elliot Strong, late of this town. aged about ff
IN Cavendsh July o. Of consumption Mrs Lsd,a wife
or james Cavn Esq and daughter ~ Dea Daniel Clark
Of Plymouth. d. During her whole sickness she spoke ri
her approaching dissolution with much composurc she
would speak Of taking journey.
Ia Poultnoy Angus, Dca. Moses Moves m Ito aJtb
of his aee By his death the Congregational Church
in this place well Jereayed family have met with a
great loss.
In Worcester Mass. Mrs Mary Stc' widow of the late
J. w. Ses ESQ. nged So She To her death by be.
ing KNOCKED down the sidewalk by unruv horsn that
had escaped from OF the stables. The horse also fell
upon her.
In Nashua Thomss u Ball voung employed IN one
Of The Jackson company corporations lie caught by
band and carried round large drum and instantly killed
30 Orwell 18Th inst Charles oden Youngest son Of IIor.
ace and Aurelia Higgins aged yenrf and mouths
In Charlotte. Goth ut MaiY Ann sged and nire
months, also on Monday 23d ut Jane Elizabeth. sred
yeefs and months daughters q Trgmsn and ssrsh +
HiN.
IN Bahdon 18th inst. sfe7 several years distressing i
and confinement durrr which shr has been tally
derangsd Lawns wife ~ Henry Moore ngsd 81 years
Dtalh Of Mstionn5ies. Intelligence h1s 'cen received
81 tie death Of Nf and Nrs Perry ssouarcs ~ Cry.a
the Oih aud Ijih of March, az rhoers. hrs T. for
rnely Hannah Joanna Iathrnp. ~ Norwich Connecticut
watched her hgsbsrd - the last and followed him within
two days both having died n tir rreaieN eonposnse
Three Of the u missionary He have thus gone 20 ten
reward.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Medical institution Of Vale
GDsiCge,

fINIlE course ri Medical instruction in Yale College
l. begins on Thursday. November ls'. I-3s. and it
continues seventeen weeks The several branches are
taught as follows viz:
Theory and Practice of Medicine. BY Eli Ives. NJ ID
Chemidry and Pharmacy, by Benjsmn SillimaB
N ID. and l.. l.. D.
Msieria Medica and Therapeutics, by William Tuly
NJ. ID.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by Jonathan
Knight, w. ID.
Obstetrics, BY Timothy r Beers, VI d
Anstomy and Physiology by Charles Hooker. NJ ID
The maifeulatioD fee and contingent bin are 81 90
the fees FOR Chemistry, Austomy, SURREY, Matefia
Med'ca, and Theory aud Practice Sl2 20 zach end
ior Obstetrics Ss-amoUnung 10 H76--ihe whole 10 be
paid IN advance The graduation fee j. SIS
CHAS. HOOKER, sscr0ary.
Yale College, August &C. 1879 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
TRADE AM COMMERCE..
Meael MarAet-.cllr Nrr..

SsinsJay AGA ~
We 80 L sisted ia ~ Nsw ofesss nniis,in ~ ths 40
ihnv ofa Nfw luft Whifh unea tas rsoss deal IL
etrrsirr ,hs Mt faic IA. takea iir Trt.. ia,n
To- ~ tsa 90 ~ tan pr frnt. fiY f,uft~es Yeass
Tho Tfrsse's t.rsua,~nt wsshinrfan has l-ygn 10
issue 40 dfHs thr nank rh~ aned ss,rs n prars,
rania o. sgrerd when t hsnk discounted Hs ea hosAs
Mcraar Avg ~
This heer tho sv t the 'cu,np,inr of sre~ psyss
- ths lssiefn Mdie aad p>an n ~. Saaihefn and
western hatts oag't ~ dat ~ narr thsn ord ,ary
interest Scaih Cssains arf GenfFe u so,h follow ~
a sy nas Ne ftis sni aon that az ,s hlnts w The
tred saies escepi tbnsr n Ashana n ssist poi rcnn
tfee, ARD Lonssna have, Rri frnfarA snHrd
~ When the memorable d,s ~ tho ION Of Nsy 1877
Tho hanks from ,ud Of The tntoa ~ tho Other sss
pa uenl WAS predicted o, that the bani. void
MT ne our day reform 10 spscs payments u vfs sunpaed
That food Of iffcccmahc paret wuula b. forth y Tho
ahkt 70 ~ great citent that wud takc 20 rad
10 90 A. 20 enable Them 20 paw spece Property u was
ssi wnud sc Ia vaue 10 nrorarion 10 10 ofs
10 crruaion and that should fact pinuec again rta
the rcnefal 81 speculation source of pofns
gratrauou hat these predictions have tufrrA
wholly Rse Since She day a. suspension the circulating
medium has become rsF snd rss particularly In ths i-r
unt tho value has brcn email tst cvetv thn
has ALLEN not only ien bn hes become almost nnsaenhc
restoration 70 sprcr Will have saiu
tafF chect ard only wall thing become tnuud bat
he b'nks bc enabled 20 put Nui their bills freely ~ al the
ohAnne OF circulation are filed up with good und whole
bills
1t STATED hy Mr. Bddle when he bark suspenard that
he would be- the 90 whenever The Government
able To meet obligations specie II srpesrs that not nm
" w bi'dlc bot hama North sld East or Mason
and Dion ne Ia We beaten tho government in pat.
ucular The Treasury notes the only cir
cnsion that are nnt redeemed they did not boar IN.
icresi they would be much below the bills Of our banks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

". giving some .sfhr.; q better s,a,e q feeling
esiNeen tho government and the bank thiar which
en.lnrss men csnnoi fsii 10 drrue --.saas
In this sfrsntemeai ali othert oannscted With
We management 81 the BaHk 81 the Uniira States
Nf bddle has eshhisrd the strongest desire u con
uieuse 81 "a bis power and the effective
net 70 We advantage 81 the gfeat financial int u
ne o5snify irrespective of political feelings, and
gafeiess 81 the fierce and bitter attacks "a have been
msee oponbui N regsrd 10 which he hiss never per.
miiiee himssii 70 be sunoysd. The tim. vii soon
come whcn his services, sud TIE sk end
ssiliy with which he has administered the sairs both
81 The old aud new Bank. will be admitted sad appre.
eiAisd BY the intelligence of the whole country And
wbfn the smoke 81 the battle ss have cleared away
many. very many people will i"ok back IN smssemeni
a. their eondgc, IN regard 10 NICHOLAS RIDDLE, a
name which 10 destined % tnd out IN bold relief here
sitter a. one q the sslesi huanerrs Of the sgeT s.
Conms'oiul s3ratisU.
u What strange beings loco foco politicians -
by the arrangement above sllu Ted 10 it will be seen by
those who understand the subject, that the sbomintbe
Mex siddls, who hss much annoyed the two 80.
minisifatinus Of Jackson and Van Bufcn a.eds
he Ftsoai .4gest cf The goruHment' II would be no
less surprising If "the party should offer him some
high station in the Cabinet, ulUmalely and by aud by
when they satisfied iha; the "hcr apparcnis pros.
poets arr pros'a,ed to propose him TO the success
sion. En-. Iirs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

THIS may certify that Tor loug time ~ hare been
troubled sh violent pain IN my stomach which was
TED my reustland reduced 80 low that ny life was
despsifed ~. Physicians could render 10 essential
serEire au1 va giving BNay Ia despair, when WIS
ptrsuadsl with Hua rrlueisuce H. Try the eject 81 "
Downs Bssanic Elixir tud IL is with pleasure gfai,-
iude and r0tfieucs ihst state that Il my firm be-.
lief that il fsysi nj i,ie snd have bszsa 20
use II have been gradually improving. % that con
later, und believe tha; Il follow uri will eYeniu-
teen my dliy 10 make tbs public srkBONltig gent
Tor ihs benefit De suGer.as community.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
TsirG,I. Iuae n. 1851. ~