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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
E;oof and sLoe-.IgaI.lng.

IOHN ~. DuNCkLEE Would Inform h.s oil Cus-
J toner And The pubHc that he h-s ssisbiIhpi ha
Busbess the siisse"l Rutland "a tas npFef fofy
ol The Cooper. shop Of g. Cheney ~, wore be 90
tasis 90 asauisetUre all knis - be lac, snl
Will eudeasor meet the ealls u h' 30 tafYa,srs ss4
a. aaany may ilesss % lever ha ih Nafk'
All u ssy be Teed uoa that he all eseh lia's.. 90
accommodate sll 10 ihssf s@ialatilot..
RsIispd, Jane 7. 1855 -
NIB. WANTED. b. lhs suberber, sooi JoaF-
l.e o assp Boot ai.k .. > ~ U.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
From another Correspondent
WAsu,Seros, May 30

NAsniSeros, May 30.
The bill prohibiting all discrimination IN the kinds OF
money rece vabc IN the collection Of the
sed the Senate yesterday, sent TO the House where
1t was taken up this morning aud agreed 10 by
whclning nulority. That only waits for tho
Presidents signature. You will see by the journals Of
the day TINT the odnns Treasury order has been in el
ect iecDded by vote Of than three quarters in
each branch, aud the prompt action Of the House in
dicaes the state OF opinion there notwithstanding the
elaborate report of Nh Wight Jusying the ordcr of
which you may remember 10000 copies were printed,
by vote of the Senate, 10 enligben the public
Mr. Clay originally introduced two resolutions tn,
Senate disposed of the second which provided that the
bits Of sound specie paying hanks should be received
~ payment of revenue, under snch rules and feQua-
ions as should be made by the Secretary Of the Treas
Wy aud that they should be paid out ~ satisfaction OF
demands upon The Treasury, 10 such persons should
he willing 10 receive them This struck nut by
vote 0! the Senate leaving only the first resolution
he acted npon hlr Webster had offered a substitute.
tor that, which substantially in the same language
as his amendment (Which the Senate had adopted) u
the Snb-Iieasury bill aud this substitute adopted:
lhe hl, as enacted, therefore the amend tho
Sub Treasury bill, made into law, by itself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

The able and volumnous Report in this paper on tho
subject Of the contemplated RAD Road this vicinity
will doubtless attract the attention Of all the real friends
OF Internal Improvement IN this region. A nd va
are glad to find that our fellow citizens waking up
on this subject One fourth pat Of the stock has already
been taken by villagers aud the town will doubt
less take bali Of It Tins viii ensure the progress of
the work.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
cnsnoKsp Assser. May 10, i7ss.

The following extract frcm letter gives The
latest ,nielheence from Fionds ;
BLAeK CEEik. L. =. Mas 10. ISIS
General Aruii,,esd snd sssf, and NsJor "iisoa'
snh three companies Of The ilh inian.fy' ssa io1f
eompsaies a. The 20 Aniiisry, ish Tampa Boy Oh
lie sth ,asi. 70, tse Cherokee nslioo. va Ne@
o,,e.n.. tie Mis.ss,pP and Tsnae.sss River 70
c..toan. ~hlSh pace sae! ssPre, 10 rsseA "a 81
,sea days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
cONuISSIONEKS NOVICE.

SeNSE the beng appointed by the Hen FRO
w bale Court for the Dls,riei 81 Rutland, cs~'s'
ioner receive ensiSe sni aajnfi az e'-as Au4 -
u.uls Of all pefssn. sgapst tie esisie -
GEORGE WATKINS.
late Of RsaBl m sad district deceAsei, fefrfsea ed
ipsoiyen sud slsn All claims aud demAsd exhibited 40
oa.ea thereto sa1 SIX months irsm tbs "a ess %
My Last. esns veSsd BY sa- court i"s that Peff"a'
- Il ,h.,store hereby give no.cp thai vii s,iend
10 The bssiuess said appointment, A. Ne aNe-
in ot,ss Of the sox 81 lite asnsssel ia kat.n1 90
Az. ,ih DAY 81 gaiy and ls,h nf N"ssmbsr ne1'f"~
oirlock uaiil 4 s'~ees e. ", % each Of al dsy'~
BY H.ANCIsRD. f,........,,.,,,
IONA 4. TBKAf-i,
nst.Jsl Rsiisas, The 3,ih May is5g, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
BOOKS & STATIONARY
FOR saLE AT THE RUTLAND
BODk-gTORE

NYAfIANDS Poiiioal Economy sad Aiefal sciesee
w Hafper PANTY L5rafy, BeacfSh's Ilistory UnnsA
siaef Boys and Gre Library, teach seffes d gselo
KeAdngl Chufch hanusi Joffphus' Works Foaaa Chs
Tan Martyr Pilgrims Progress Mothers Book Aia,es
corner Stone. Young Chfisiaa Cslf4gis' Tsbie rslk
DICKS fatnfo saie Great Teacher Pauiaa Beaeisers'
fea Tor the Wet Spiritual Songs With the Noies H9y
Dying hosis Sairs Josbug and Judges issfnes Note,
Lhustas Tyre and Supplement tie Pao lleh Mas snd tie
h'cl Poor Man fn.gg M,az ds flo1oe b. Miss shsr
wood iadcs tsbina Lbfafy. Mother ifoae Child :,
Home, bs Young wi ipek hsu Lac II scott tie Yosag
Ladies lucfd. PeeHi by Mrs goaney Daaghiers O~s
Book i+9ys DIVA Bon Hosierp all Pi.isuf son fsor
hoafilead ~ Ahbo Rollins Hstofy AhstspelFes WORKS
Uhe Volume. - No, Ass ileasts pens diamond eds
esir gh. f'slers Book Keeping end FesHansiAp sill
Wig 60 GUIDE Bneks Theological D,eNonarg. Billie DC.
irltff haflstts NisceilaHeoas Norls cDnpiss 10
Nolune, Waite on The Mod 6ssds ihe Mas
y iciy H4uAias aRd bee impstures. Live cod Iet Live.
Msfsh Neak Lie ~ iaros Page ths Nes ua,ef.sl 1T
i'f ~rief koNles Igiefei Tables Martha, Mesaerai
- sH only end Boiosfd sisler He1rs isto VI ifei4ne
iI9lis M,rsiolsfy Ancsd0ics. a.. &c.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

ffeet ke7df, fifeek Gfsnaaf Isesch if Class Itoss
Let's Gaaoaaf l.stia Tsior. l. br@as Fsisaqqs, cOD
sfeess snd FsFahuFsts Fioslg kesss aud wiitiDs A.
ifoaoag. BAses Asitris nd hiss Lseoias tso, nths
sad Cb~ts 6amaa' g-ffys 81. - - aud 90 B 81 o
stpfy. Nofeeftef's ~ - 81 atd a. keahihg Bod
Johnton ssd NsQsefs Dciasaf Erg ish sass Jsassls,
bRslses fsflsy sod Halls fasfapsiss a sDa ~ cisss
kssaefs, Esy lesas. isai Healef nesslas iassoss
fhids Asssiani tisss nfk ~ Aafuri Ihroies Baifbs
Adams. Das.ss and Caitarns sfeAnatigs ninsys .sas
rughs and Alta, ruith's Geear4Phs spd Aiias, oer
,s7fspty 81 ir essrpf, iisiof, 81 Hh ins stzies Con
socks tfenisffy csfFefsaisa ffseistfy Nstaensi
rsaasf. htofcsi hsadsf ssesfenscal sksf iisiefiss
G1as, lpos foflsfs Aesfss, Hssts cges 80 Witfas.
GsfsrsFAy Moai i1sss Beck Afssssas Estofes fo~ -
Anaiss x DufE,iiYe wo5di 80 ~ tsfs 20 SsssFsi 80
Hiink fsais = ~ t4fc. res.stHiis tssA % hses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
sT.1TE CO.y.y.Es TIO.v.

A State Convention OF the Democratic Wings Of
Vermont, and OF al, freemoD OF the State opposed 10
the unwIse and measures Of the pfostut and
past National Administration VIII meet al Monipei'ef,
on Wedn, SHAY the 9Th day of June nex 10 ocls cA,
A. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating cssdid . TOR
state Officers for the year ensuing, and Tor The ansac-
Of such other business the bankruptcy oil the ma
lional treasury aad the palsy of individual ministry
may seem TO require. When hose who have been dal-
ogaieJ by the PEOPLE to guard, protect aud promote
their INTEREST," ials,ly their pledges aud beray Their
trust for the people then selves to assembled ~
aud there, aud al the ballot boSef 10 pak
out such thunder tones as will &c heard and ubuyed
at Washington. The supporters OF the supremacy 81
the lawthe friends Of civil and Persoaal liberty aHd
uf cOnst oiIous government honestly sni wisely adj
nnisteredthe friends 81 free discussion and OF tie pa
cred right petition aud OF remouslraneeare in.ed
~ attend the cpuyesou, volunteers or deesatis-
.fTLE.fSTTE.V. FROM EACH TOWN,--il'e more
the bclter-and participate IN IT. deliberations. We
sle aware tina ia IN th call, We address the Fee
men Of state which has uuyiedngY aud sueeessiniy.
an,sinel is political integrity agaln all the Assault
Of power and inhueues from abroad and ihe Efforts 81
Jealous aud active opponent. al home. Aud We deem
At necessary only say to sucn Frecmen the friends Z"
our country AMI ug our are lrumphug IA All paris
OF the nRi0n well merei success al Their eiee iois
/ and al such a crisis - ihir, they EAPECF ~ khf
4 FREEMAN IN TER.dON7 TO DO HIS DtIl'
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$50 sheep for s0ie.

rINlIE saisribsT oasr, IT, sse sssfn-tie fffHni
l. one hnplfsi al by SheeP. Tafy ~iA b. -
~ eseiiia assirsi.
lRAFkasONg
Rssfs AMI Jose - iEsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Fr0sa me GLOBE
THE cdRRoKEES.

Csy. Of hitter from As Soersiary Of bar 70 Nd
jof Ce4asi SCOT. dated
Department Of Mar
asy %. 1888.
sik :-los ALL ieeeise, hes~Hh' seoPy o.
proposals nsde by Ibe Dspsuneal 70 ihe Shs'"'
lee deisss'sa in Il, eiiy, ~L'eb' u y oe.iv''
q. ali be excepted By t'esr. 400 arc s@sie'Sis'
ssreb, sa,hori4ed 10 eater .aio "a sg'se~en, a"h
The agesl u The soisoa iof The Fes'o'a 81 ihsp
people. The erpsosss stsead.sg the em'gfahoe
u Inc Cserut,e. I,e saa folly asoensisee by rs',
s,persace. ssa ., ls prssss,ed 700 ALL hDa -
efaAesiiy % g4Asiag sncb - sf'sbssint'a a. ~i''
q siil scesfs tAcig resff.si. renewal 10 lbs nin-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

per mat srrecsbie 10 their ehiefs and bead ncn
sill ,ffreia,lly pfo,ct, tie iaierest Of The e. ~.
sad prcreni ell unnecessary delsy or useless en-
Pcn6iutcs.
Whether tn" reaossl of the people 10 TO be con.
iin0ed by tho military ferce under your command
OF 20 BE- Conducted BY their Own sg.n,s. care musi
be taken that Il he carried Continuously, and
speedily may be consistent With their health and
osmiot. II mosl eomDsnee IN that pat, Of the
territory Which has been grsatsj OF sold by the
States 10 whose ilrisdiciion II belangs. 10 order
ihs, The several propiisis's Of the lasd nay be pot
IN pcssersion of their estates with ~ little delsy
rs possible. These proposals have bs,o laid be.
fore congicss TOT ,hc purpose az attaining s,eh
lseishi.r p,osi,iops asihey require but ,s not
intended hereby 10 rctArd the execution Of The
treaty and you viii therefore pursue HE measures
,oa have already adopted, nn,li The agents Of the
Gallon are ready 10 lake charge ~ The future cni-
grsiion Of their people; DOR ALL yoa then permit
any unnecessary delay 10 their operations.
Very respectfully your 9p's, ob'I sets'i,
J. Il. PolNsErT,
Major General Winfield Scott.
Athens, Tennessee.
C.py Of q litter from me Secretary Of bv 10 HE
GortrAors II Georgia. Tennessee .9iabama and
.Norh Carolina.
Department Of War
MAY %, 1885.
Sra. - have the honor 10 transmit herewith 10
your Esrelleuoy "a cop. of proposed arrangement
VITA John Ross aud other chiefs and head men OF
The Cherokee nation, now in this eity.-Your EA-
cellency Will perceive 10 ,bese proposals that the
government While ii seeks To procure the co oper-
alton of The delegation in the peaceable removal
of the Chefokees, has carefully abstaIned from
promising the rights and interests of The STATES
conc erned IA The execution Of the treaty.
II is not supposed that II VIII require SO long a
pefiod a. Two years To remove the remaining Che
rokees TO heir new homes west Uf the Mississippi
but whatever Term Of time may be necessary 10
their comfortable emgfaiion the Department re-
lies upon the generosity ct the states Interested
not to press their claims 50 long as they are saiis
fed that due diligence is used by the agents of the
nation to effect ibis desirable Inject speedily ns
practicable.
Very respectfully, your most ob't serv't,
J. X. PoissErT.
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BANk NOTE TABLE.
CORRECTED 81 JorT'h ". cssrt, Cy Hah
Nav ssA lsas


QY~Tbe hills 81 all the Banks IN the New EnV.
land Sisics. Which ~ good credit. are fcrrived
al par, opposite BY the ie.laNing banks. va -
Aiias, AIsnue. Commercial Esge, Frccmnns',
Globe. Hancock. Hamilton. Market. Mctemu,s',
Alddhng Inieresi. North. Ofen,sl. State Suffolk.
SINE ami leather Dealers, SHAW uut. Tnmoni
Traders. Ulipn and Washington.
yCJ~ The Saaeik Bank transstts al the business
fealios 10 county Baoes. for lie above named
Bsnl,s.
Blls Of $40 snd under, of thu Ame,cau Bonk.
are redeemed ny iBcn At their own counter ~
current bills Of this city.
0s.'fbe Soifalk i}auk has ceased TO redeem the
bills II all The banks 10 Rhode Island. except The
merchants and Na;laast al Providence, and Fail
River Unior.
LIST or BR0kE.v RANKS ~ .NEg ENGLAND
Batrayil.e. Il. l.; Commonwealth Bosion
Chelsea Bank, Chelsea Mass. Casunc, Me-.
DERBY, Conn; Eagle, New Ea,eo Conn.; Frank.
In. at South Boston; FBtinet.' Bolehctlown, Ne.
keGutbec. Me-, Laiay ette, South Boston; Ma.
hant Bank. Lynn, Mass; Passansquoddy, East.
port, Me-; Sctuaie, X. l.: Wlscasset, Me.
Llst If Banks 10 Ne" England. whose Charters
have expired.-Sut,On Bank. Wiik0nsvllio. Mass;
Farmers 4 Mechanics, Paw tuckci. X. l.. Bath
Bank, Me- Winihrop Bank, Me-, kenntbunk
Bank. at Arundel Me-; Bangor Bank Me; sSco
buryp Bank: .Wa,er,illo Bank Concord (Spar-
hawk, cash,cr,) n. H.; 'Mendon Bank; phunx
Bank, Nantucket.
THE bills Of these Banks still received.
BILLS NOT THE SUFFOLK D4Ak.
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sArrnpAr, sisy 20

In the House, shet some reports Of Commliiees, The
Dasling Rrport-beiag the motion 70 Pnt iu'Vyo ef.
espsrs Of the testimony and journal CT me osee'
Committee Appolnted 10 inquire inio the cause ~hsa
led 70 the death u Mr. CiieySss then taAeh up Ahs
s,.eas.ed for short me- shen the Chair snn0uhe %
IN. orssf. Many pnsste bills were thsp Passea saa
L.i Of x2i Pension Bhs reported BY the Sommti'
Tee Pensions The Speaker presented oohalsa''
.laa from, the Secretary OF Wat eoalainip: state
meat Of the additional allowances proposed 10 ee mace
no The Cherokee, and tie House then adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

CPy Of litter from me Secretary Of UU 10 HE
Gop,rao,s II Georgia. Tennessee .9tabama and
North Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01
" AsHfSGroN, ian. p.

WAsHiSdroN, Jan. p. l'j'
Tins moruiug heard the conclusion Of Nr. Web
stcf's lucid and illogical Argument before the supreme
Court. Mr.. W. IS rather too unlmpassioncd IN his
manner to please Of the sunny South; but he is
certainly the only MN have ever listened to, who
being cold has still the power to interest nay c'rh
to lscinac his hearers. 1t is the power OF his NINA
alone uniudcbted to any Of those extraneous a'ds0'
which many OF orr orators enabled to exerc'se'
uuIInlcd influence over mems judgments thoo-"
the medium oftheir feelings and passions } though
AT first that his GOODNESS Of manner was III part al"
butablc to the of the subject, and npari to INC
character Of the tribunal to whom his Argument was
delivered; but heard him afterwards, IN the Hch''
and though there likewise the subject matter OF "'
bate was not calculated to elicit much warmth VT
his geSriculatlon and the tones Of hls voice wee"
identical with those bad and heard III the 2"'
preme Court, that | cannot doubt that they may Dc
regarded as characteristics OF the orator.
In die Senate, after the transaction oil 'i"'""'
morning business, of little importance, CeHee" IL" nv
passage, non. through all lis stages oil tue WV
which excited such warm debate in me ''''
s'ousc, approprialing million OF dollars 10 l0e
mole war; the Pre- enpton bill was taken up ''
discussion alosc on an amendment proposed ~
tuttehden oil ny. requiring settlers on t"e
Lands, claiming the right Of pre-emptlon' 10 -,
thentc evidence of residence and culuvaoh' WIZ
occuPc3al5noi thc entire Session until alcf o
IN "hch McsSfs. Crtenden. Walker, Clay Oh ''''
ma King, Benton, Clay, of Ky, Young ana
PARTICIPATED, and Which was fiuall, adopted %
MI. Calhoun, AIr. Blyard. Mr.. houls OF '''''
others, in TIC course OF the day. spoke of'". H..
accidental topics. Mr. Crittendrn Is detioe'''
most Interesting speaker, his colleague eNcei"''
have yet heatd. Benton, while speaNIns'
aGowucast counteDance. 1t would seem lha ~
slammed to look his brother Senat"rs III ''''
ShaIspc1re makes RjcIad he 81 say "
science makes towards of rs all = aud The MAN.
ioI city illustrated by the manner ct Nh
when, ia the course Of this debate, he rfo"o'" ..
vociletous eulogy oh every glorious 9!'es''
cuIar," and upon IL author thc "te l ''s''''
reference 10 whose ri, |om as ec!l rs mof'''
lie uttered The most lnsomr compliments
net ba' bclieye that h. was conscious o. Ms
,5arai', aid liz nit ii @all-.'e'ji s's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

fts .. 'i - 10 Lfi siiieu t#Ue I'll As endure. There
sin l.....ery couuiroaaec aud department something
= win The confidence and affection Of all who see
him Nature his written her seal Of nobility better
tiae rarets fro "a the Ictaas olhce,) upon his open
brow and lac has not been u'arua 70 himself Hence,
altloughhc las been a nlark for the 'agrows 4 sings
of adverse fortune politically speaking, ais impossible
rgca for his baserest political foes to vJhotd from
nm the respect AMI a1:n,iloa due IN the lotics ia
ieu. uatel with the most u9sallied Integrity and the
most ardent paaiof,,m
.. An honest man is slll an urinbye1 rock.
" Net shaken, bat made ~ Inter By the SHOCK
There, too, saw Mr. Calhoun with hs fine intel
lrctuh physogeomy, sitting in met!itatyc MOOD as if
"rapt in thought, and weaving metapht scal abstoe-
nous to puzzle and eOaloaaI tie wsest head, hl5
5wn omlng The number-JuIge White, with coun-
tcnanee indicating Roman simplicity ofmanuers aud
the slernesi honesty and 5lcklicd Der with the pale
co,t Of DISQUALIFICATION, the Great Expuogcr SIT
ting solitary aud alone"-Ni'es, with his quizzi-
cal fnee-and many Others not known 10 fame. Bat
mas, roibear farther osacdljagsf for the present.
did not observe either Mr.. Rvs or Nh. Preston in
ihcr seats.
Returning to the House, found Nh Bynpm still
on the 15or--bat fortunately, he was utcrin2 his
" last words" thong not hi, dying conlcssi,n lie
WAS succeeded by Gov. Pope OF Ky. venerable
looking gentleman, rendered more interesting to hook
upor by the loss Of arm. In 4 very sensible
speech, he atlyocatcd the bill Leiorc the House and
whatever were the errors of the administration or of
It's officers in conducting The Florida war he
insisted thar tins WAS iimc 10 discuss and enquire
mto them, While hanalul OF 7asases were dcylsta-
ting our territory and setting eor arncs at defiance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

" AiHl|df3S, jan >, l-3~.
Tins molni' !, having accepted of the polite ofrr
orthc representative from oar District to accompany
me, visited several of the public Offices, avdiling
myself 81 tic occasion toreacw an acquaintance ol-
med several years ago in Lynehbnrg, with Mr.. Pom
set Our able and accomplished Secretary of Var In
his Department are suspended the portraits ola largo
number Of indians Of different ri5cs and otboth sex
es IN their various costumes, Which examined with
peeuariotclc>t. They Will DC gazad upon, at no
very distant day with Increasing curiosity, when the
red man tthr forest shall haye passed away, aud be
remembered with the things that were. afterwards
under the same gmdlnce, waited on the President
whom found TO be atlable and courteous. HAVING
spenta few minutes very pleasantly, we retired; but
before leaving the Ifjto House, paid visit TO the
celebrated Fast Room, the gorgeous furaiuren Of
Will you recollect, during Mr. Adams almuistra
ton, aieR ii'ra' ufunShe3. inflicted such severe
shock on the "fepublIran sensiblIlies ola Senator
from Missouri! It's a beautiful room, indeed, and
sp'ndldy lofnshcd-rich carpets. magnificent mir
ors splendid ch1nleliers, AMI olhcr suitable accom-
p1nments, but by no means even now, 50 GORGE
GUS as to shock ny rrpubcansn. which, as be-
long to the Wig ranks. may be supposed to be of
quite dapc} character when compared with that
OF The self imagined eader Of tie Dem cratic host
oa the contrary the idea formed Of tl,is Room was
that Il was furnished in astye OF simple elegance and
taste, bcalboS the mansion of the Chief Magistrate
e9n'ly removed lfom gaulincs, on HE one hand.
and coarscne,s on tie other.
Returning FROM the Presidents went to the Sn-
preme Court room. That body had becusome time
N session, AM Nh SoHlharI was just concluding his
argument. commenced yc>crtl,y NJ, Vvt.,..
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TROu THE HlcnIGAN FRONTIER.

The ClraeeauI Herald 81 he le,h reached u
Yesterday. Il sa,s--a Ey the D4're Advertise Of
the l2lh uf. ~ learn llit on The lth Gov. Mason
went down ihr ifFcrto demonstrate With the Yoiur=
fe,fs on one If the -llud, The Advertiser Of lie
18Th. avs "the Gavelnofs expedition 10 Gibraltar
resulted ~ urnuir sioad, az The dispersion u tie
P.#aef lafces. 1HafpIpcf has ng otllr news IRON
fIe 5e4t al W#si.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

Ihe Win: Members OF thr HenucI>, Lrs,-lature
havr uuan non-l} nominated Mr.. Clayasa candidate
or The Presidency. Hey recommend, however. a
National ton'rnton, and pledge themselves 10 abide
ats dcrl,lou.
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40 TEE s3a.St.

Sg5ENT <, IL LAMP 0sE. ~ beau
w nlG 6'Stre 7gIstFc article Tor p3"lCr
Use, OF The FINEST quality, tot >alr by
Howell DAVIES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICES.


Court Of Probate, .NepPon, Dec. ID 1888.
a N Instrument in Writing, dated the 18Th
IN of October, 1885. and a Codicil thereto,
dated the Sd Dec. 1888, purporting to be the
last Will and Testament and Codlcl thereto
Of Elizabeth N. Banstcr, late of Newport,
dec. were presented to this Court for Probate
and Letters Testameutary thereon.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred TO a
Court Of Probate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the first Monday
in Jan. next at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and that
previous notice be given by publishing cop
les Of this order, three several times in the
Herald of the Times, Newport Mercury, and
Rhode Island Republican, for all persons in
terested in said Estate,to appear at said time
and place If they sec cause, and be heard.
True copy-wtness,
b. b. llowLAND, Prob. elk.
Dec l3.1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

NJ Camel Hair, Cashmere, and Raw silk
shawls. and Garments of all descriptions,
ICLE.1.SSED aud DRESSED. Plain
starching and crimping done. For inforlna-
ton apply as above.
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NeUport Dpe Womse.
Joseph Viner & Co.,

SILK, CUTTU.NS WUULE.N Df EHS
NN7 respectfully inform their friends
Wv and the public, (of Newport aud yiclni-
ty,) ,ha, they have fitted up new DYE HOUSE
With every suitable convenience, situated on Tan
ner street, east of the Friends Meeting House,
where they are prepared to Dye aud hnish in the
best possible manner, the following articles, viz:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
LIVERY STABLE.
James II. Mctchear,
NEWPORT, Il. l.,

RATEFUL for past favors, informs tho
~ public, that he will be happy to receive
the calls of his friends and visiting strangers
at his Livery Stable in prison-strcct, where
the best Carriages and Horses will be at then
service at all hours of the day aud evening.
Particular attention will be paid TO the con
veyance Of steamboat passengers, on their
arrival or departnre-early or late.
Orders left at the Stable, or at his residence
directly opposite, Will receive punctual ailcn.
ton. Newport, April IL.
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G. d A Il.

Celebrated Compound Boncset on Cough
Candy,
DREpARED by James Richardson, Boston,
L from the following prescription, VIZ
Boneset, Elecampane root Liquorice, S1ulIls,
Anscner Root, lloarhound, Flaxseed, Sene-
gac, Harver root, Colsfoot, and Iceland Moss
all of the vegetable kingdom: The public
NAV be assured it contains no acid or honey
which predisposes people to take cold, there
by securing a disease which cannot be re-
moved by medicine. The community can
now Judge whether it is medicinal prePara-
ton or not.
N. B.-For clearing the voice for those
who sing and talk great deal, there is moth
Jog so eiectual, and yet pleasant to the taste.
1t has been found by experience to be an et-
fec,ual remedy for sore throats.
Wholesale in Boston only by VIM. Brown
Druggist, 4Sl Westinghouse retaiied by
all the Druggists. In Newport only by H.
J. TAYLOR, l46 Thames-st 10.