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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
UNION COURSE. LONG ISLAND.

t.NlNlN w kSE., l4t)NNI lNliA \ -.
FIRSTDAY. oct. II Mach r., slooo aside
lol lbs on The colt, l0l los. ON the 6lly. Two mile
heats
oa",y p I1,,o,s O5,n,,,;oa, hy rcl,ose dan,
by s., A,cby~ 4 yrs, !
P,b,,,I S,osa,s, Il ( i,,a;,c,,. bv N,li6,,
out of Polly ilonkins. by Vlrpn,1n. i WIS. > .
Tune. 4:ol-i:l4. rr3ek heavy.
Same D,a-Nfr,0d R,ce-pu,se S3oo f,,e fo,
all ares, 2 Years oI,s carving 90 lbs'-@l lo,--G
l2l-and aged leo lbs. to mares and peIdines. Two
mile heats
Iospph II. Van Matters br Hrnb},,ecr nv Nn,-
month Erlipsr. ont of Music lv Jnbn Ran.
ards. 3 WIS /
D. H. Btanch's "A. p. Uamlin's) h .SuE
folk. by Andrew. ont of ost,ch Inv i
clipsc, WIS .
Samuel Lands oh f B,ty,, io,jy,,r NV An.
drew. our of Farmers Damsel, BY T.
clpse, l,ls. . dist.
Robert l.. stevens ch by Henry. ONT of
Lala Rookh by Gabriel Oscar. yrs. dist.
Time 3:56-3.54 Track heavy.
SECOND DAY-pursr 900 condi,ions ~ hc.
ore. Three n lie heats
Col w. r.. Iohnson,, ,..#.1 .... II,o,,,op,.A Oh
IN ChayIoH, RDs,c f,.#, #. ... Tnn,A Ly Su
Charles, dam by Ciccro..z... /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

DEATH OF BisHop JolLY.-Ourreadr,sb,, hoo.
already apprsed, by the correspondent who lately
wrote 10 US from Edinburgh of The decease of the
venerable Bishop Jolly the father of the SCOTTISH
Episcopal Church. The following deeply interest.
ing particulars Of his death iranscflbe from a
iofei2n Journal. lie was reading the night before a
beautiful old work, called " Dtsce Mori,n Learn 10
ate' winch he was very ANXIOUS to finish. lie con-
iinued reading ill late hour when he dismissed
MS servant. In the morning he found not only
oeau oui actually laid out for burial by himself lie
had closed ms eyes with his own hand, fnd drawn a
napkin over his face aud folded his arms over his
ofeasl IN the form of cross, to show the faith in
which he died. Thus closed life of primitive SIM
p'ic''y pety and se-deni, worthy OF the purest
ages Of the chnrch.-N Y Churchmaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
STATUE OLE BYRON

The s'aine The author of Chdde Harold, bv the
eminent Danish sculptor, Thorwaldsen, has been
nen'ed admission inc Westminster Abbey BY the
Drsn OF Wineiiesier. The plea for refusal is the
inhdrr, al his ldrds!lip's writings, and the omen
,nsorany al hs lte A great deal of unnecessary
'pd'g "af'on iias b,,n expended by the Paragraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

OUTRAGE AND CANAL RIor.-On Tuesday, 30th
ui., on the hue OF canal near Cumberland, Md, Il
occurred and a, parry Of fifteen or twenty labor
ers went TO the house Of Mr. Burbrdec whom they
seized and most iuhumanly beat. On the following
day, two volunteer companies marched down the
line, and arrested thirteen Of those conspicuous in
the outrage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Death OF GIRAFFE.-Wc find in the y. York
Era of the 9Th inst. the suhjoned statement OF the
death OF the male Giraffe:
The beautiful male Giraffe recently arrived in
this city from Alexandra, Egypt, died suddenly yes
terday morning, Immediately after feeding, without
exhibiting any previous illness. This is The only
male Giraffe ever brought TO the country and its loss
perhaps, will not be replaced for Years To come. 1t
was several feet taller than the females exhibited
previously, and enjoyed the greatest apparent health
up TO the moment ofIts death. 1t is supposed that
poison had been administered TO the animal, aud
TAI gentlemen were yesterday engaged IN an analysing
the contents oil It's stomach. The result we have not
LEANED. 1t IS to be hoped, If such has beeu the
case, That the wretch who could have the baseness
10 wantonly destroy such noble creature may be
ieHet'ed out, aud Brought To punishment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

|. 5. SENATOR rGpn Rnopr LANp.-The
Providence Cunnu ...t~. thai in t taucns of the
Wing members OF the Legislature, 1t was unanimous
" determined Ia support Nathan +. Dixon, tor the
United States SeuaIe, ia the place OF Nj. Knight
whose term expires ON the 18th of March neNt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Otceon Hssfoa.-'lhc Rev jason LIZ, supeln-
rendcut ot the Oregon Mission Of the Methodist
Episcopal Chuich has reached The cry OF New
York. bringing with him five Of the Indians from
tie Rocky Mountain region The party were SIX
months on then journey, aud came by way Of St
l.ous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

T.moleon. oul Of Robin Broal'a dam by Balls
Fiofzel. 8 US.
Samuel N. Neill's eh h Decatur. b. Henry. oni
ofOslrch lhe DIN ofTaquin and Suffolk
Us.
Time. 0O-7:575. Track rather heavy.
The cracking taee' ofiour mile heats, that was
IA have wound uplhe meeting eyentuaied in "a hol-
low thing" Boston and Decatur were The only en-
tires the fret too high Tor fruislng race, but
had a great dead Of foot. While Decatur seemed 10
have trained off h. WIS IN the least distressed
flrr ethrt heat aud ran the last strong that
Il was evident a few weeks OF short quick work
would have enabled hlm TO mnke Time lowdown
IN tie lofiies" There is nothing more to be said OF
he race than tint Boston had II all his own way
The odds beng 500 In $50 on hn, before the siatl.
For iao miles aud hall 10 each beat Decatur led,
with Boston waiting up with Inn hard ~ hand
Cornelius was ordered to make his run nnill the
last quarter OF the Ih ine, hut III spite OF his teeth
Boston came n tfpHt IN both heats ON going round
lhd last scml-c1cle on the 81 mile. The first heat
was won by length, aud second BY two IN the eear'
both without an eii9rt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Msury CoSyINttNT.-A Mr. Joseph \. " hi'c-
mash. residing IN Boston, has published circular
headed Nammon Rcuouneed,' IN which he states
his determination II abandon the use OF money alto
erlher He s1ys II IS uusctipfnrll and unchtttn TO
traffic IN gold AID SILVER lie has become involved IA
the - nctar0us credit system" and having forgiven
those who are indebted to hm more than he owes,
he asks ms creditors extend To Inn the same for
piyeness. Very reasonable, certainly, aud much bet
ter lhanthe bankrupt law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Nembulgh, average s wing to loco foco.
We are not vet s1nguine, however
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

PNNci nr Jo1N,It1r-'fhc pllnee de join
vills arrived At ll5vana on the 2Oth u in the cor.
,etie Crl. accompanied by the sade Gorie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
A FUNNY PROPOSITION.-T Frederick

4 FUNNY PROPOSITION-The FREDERICK
(Mmyand) Times, a Conservative journal. nomlna'e'
Mr.. Wm. c. Rlves, as the An,l-Sub Treasury can
didate for the Presidency, and the nomination Is
seconded is the article of The Times is coPeu
with orprobsory Introductory remarkably mo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

DAuK TR.ns,CTIoN.-Oa Monday list two
botanic pin, sicians named Henry thauneey aud
William Armstrong, together with young man
named Henry NIXON were fully CONN Iticd 10 prs
on for frnl. at Phfladcpha. after protfacted ex-
animation beiole tie Recorder; the hrst named as
principal IN the murder Of young woman named
Elizabeth Sewers, the second an accessory "itct
tie tact, and the laat named a an accessory before
tie fart. Nixon, II appears, vas superintendent ct
paper mill AT Mauayupk, m which The deceased
WIS employed aud improper intimacy existing
between them, she became eHrieHtc. About The
comfnc nccIncnl Of Last month size was pacedto board
IN The house oil Mrs kmsley IN that city That Or.
{ visited her; tlat bee u,ning she taken to
the Doctors house. where she died. Size vas bn-
ned ~ Mauayuak, her death being then asefbed to
the d,scntcry but suspicion beng excited from the
suddrnness and sngularily olhef decchse, her body
WIS taken from the earth on Saturday wcck aud cS-
anined by Drs. Clark aud J. sbetl, Who came To- The
conclusion that her death caused hy an attempt
to procure abortion with instruments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Wuf,a sIrroS. a sterling acio, IN tie nrlo-
dramatic line died IN New Orleans, The Isl inst
III the yellow fesef lie had but recently arrived 10
thai CIV. ftom New York. ThcPteayune sass. " hIs
distant inends vii be ctahed 10 learn, that sAi'u
nhssif ans aud Attentive companions were 1t ms bed-
side bu, aI IN YIN. The "blaek WON'T" has done
its work"
There were seven cases Of yellow lever "hich
ended fatally. reported 1T the CharIty Hospital,
New Orlcans, iar the week ending on tie 2Olh
ult.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Pennsylvania The National Gazette has sum
med up the aggregate vote for members of Congress
in that State, as perhaps more clearly indicative OF
the force and bias of each political division IN
regard questions of national character, than the
for Governor, in which local questions necessa-
ry exerted some Influence. From this statement
it appears that
The Il Loco Foco members received 1882
The II Wig members 124,52O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
Leaving a majority of

In vote or253. $50. In 1886. the Wings cast for
Their Congressional vote S4580, and the Locos loo'
060-showng an augmentation in the Wing VOTE Il"
two years. OF 80 $40 and in the Loco vote ot29io
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Showing Wing gain Of 23O 900 votes. Besides
the above States there have been elections this ar
in Virginia, South Carolina Alabama, 4 Arkansas
but we have no means Of asccrainlng the vote cast
on either side in those States.
As compared with 1887, the Whis gain in 1898 is
still greater, FAR table can be made up Ia that
year. the votes Of the foregoing States, with the
cepton of Ohio, Illinois, Louisiana and Missouri, in
which members of the Legislature ony elected
in 1887 and the aggregate number of votes was ne
yer published, the vote stands thus:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

In Sherburnr, 2!d Apni, Of consumption, Sarah NJ
Anthony aged 20
Ia B,nr,asunn i0th Ap'il, Miss Mary daughter Of
>I4ur. { ilay.uond Esq aged 10.
40 toiHItei Alaryu 80, sir Adlus Howard, soldier
1T ttr revolution I'D a.
Ia Springfield \ 1, shot April, Mrs Betsy Roger,
Ju~t 90.
Ia BrsuIeeofo, APri 9th, of consumption, NJ LeS.
D. Nrtuitu aged "a.
ia fcaenan', ,J,h Aprt 81 Jesse B,ilry aged O5
lH story 20, ,ii APn ,dps stiai Cub, s.,d &.
in Woodbury., 5ti Apn!, silrr hnsgsi"s ninrss. Mr.
Jesse fyWrfs, agrd -
Ia Aoiih D4aYule, 20u, APni, Dir Efasras Drew, a..
geo 5s
lo Berlin. eta Apt Lucy, gife Of jonas Gooaenov,
j. aged 80
Ia rnr.dl "a s.A Apfl, Die Sarah 6-y-s. sgsa o.
is sar.dsu, lst Apnl, Ms /. d.4 ~ lalur geo =
30 Er.1.t, l-ta = pros, A4thli Is Oat.rn, asrd 90
In sAO,eusini ctA APni, sally, vile 90 iGufu.sn
Hcu
ia N,tdlrbufy, lJ,h APli, Of consumption, Mrs a..
uliia BumuIrf, eyed -
ia G,alhe,sfrld Va Clh .ntt Mf Joshua Dgrsnt,
Revolutionary Peus.IHrfi eyed g.
Ia y. z,th OIL Mara . f4r!l, g. printer, -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
ELECTION ITEMS.

Re,,uo-, The election ior a inca her of Congtcs in
b. lnur~. g. SupPy thr vrc-n-y 1ccasIon-d 10y ti.
lfaih nr tho lion stac VI KIM louk ,-r the M
uN 1'1- Nale cinGidt'- JOIN T.. kennedy the
v-r Bar.t c1ndJt... William u Marriott. The V
? a... riis,u Sepicmocr last, when Nr " Kim was
Gle I'D, Nas = -.
Me- sssyi IA election for two n-inhrrs &C Con
cross Va. /, lake pac~ tbc . % az! 2i'l INST Il
wal uceA 80 icu DAYS .ctlfr get M: returns
rrn'tss aHi ntd ar. the wing CnuddAl-- Claiborne
AL J.mrs DAVIS. ,hc E-u Borcn Indicates
I4ataia. An re~ii,n itI members sc the lc-isla-
SEQ l.-A place ihf,uqtort iAs state on lh- th u!t
So according ,h- Ricnm,ad Wing ~ rlrrtion Gir
nrmlcf ol Gu. r~ss the 3b district o. supply The
Vacancy oeca-'otfd ~ u.y trsisntiion q tie Hon
John ~ P.u1a who AS ~ ciet ~ Van Bnrrn ui1n.
u, a sta his sd ri with tho Cpusat yatv,s The
Lsr.. or the caud date, have not seen mentioned
g~,ss. Y.-i rjay, ,.r 1ih fOsfnrd) district or a
u,ah-r e Cougrrsf suppY the vac me- ccs~ o9,d
=, u.. dealt, ~ Tmoiby Carter Ztdak Long IS ,ae
WIZ -ardiilie Nirgil ID Paris, The Wan turrn can
a.p,tr
Nso iork is'ac y thomson, member Of Congress
f-pi ,iie rf d.sirl. iIsis Countyl hss hc-ii ~
pointed Great ljlr a' he Fh Circuit. iu placr Di
Judge Deg,o resigned %. osut.a o. he accepts BE-
Wi, r-.isa hi- seat O., g 80 A. s. ctsu 10
tax. p's~r y Thomson $50, rirciri f N.a nucn
man, hot now tanks ~ .th i!,t Cnn,cfya,,vrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
POSTSCRIPT.

I, will he below that We have glorious new
from Maryland tins morning Nisicry ugoa ,iet"5y
and triumph upon uamrh. weekly apd almost dA,ly
'il COSTUME 10 arcad the wbig struggle . rsJern
thu country ron wicked sod p.rrcrse rulers HALTl.
MORE, the Queen Of cities Of the Middle States ha.
most molly followed toe example Of be Enp aud 9th
81 rr,st cities of the Nouh
|, b. 40 longer matter 81 doubt that the loco foeo,
Jackson aud Vah nureu "ard al the host Of he,u are
completely conquered and broken ~ The north ha,
annbini-d thrm 80 every state but The Ecss has
NEARLY done toe The Middle states and the SCOTT,
a~ Gaming aud carrying Nirro1, as feet as they eau
lend nd Iyfr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

IT, ssaHl 81 Hf Tue Hiuss Is advertised 10 leave
Nra Yark iuf 1. udon. ou abe lsi Vi Aisy5 aud dle
.-Gt.at Nc,iriu sIi lrav, i.r BnstJi, tie IN.
Rhode is'aad Thr Wing, have o4cfrn the trtrr
s-tiatr snd - u TOE - l.-ALets vi tae i9ase VI
Hrpfessntai4gcf.
Dssu4.4ag The house ot 81 McGuey, West M,.
g1J Fssrai, c.lulg,N p4s trs'fuy~a b Gre ga ihe
Crh iusi aai tfe-i i cinidfrp fefsa ia .tr a-irs
r ocsi ~aa alaoi e@rA q .gr 4-- %, loun.rs.
o. .nla.i size era g..
\ H4rntag T. toys An interesting lhtle t5y aH1
asar ,rarr lie 90. y Sir Br.l. 81 blitIiaf~ G.f4 90
aoa4., 80 a ~ slrty cang~stis "a tiir hr-lH
esssFd ID as sa.as. lus, b! u tle azHsrfols Frse'
le- ri WskiAg ia EsEds, sas tsfg4Bg ~, - u -
c-llec.
3 Q-ssy (sr Asfiss1l RI lesrF1us a eoussPonef ~
i tks K Ga szd Le-Ep.lsT a-ks"Hny - . la a-k
esani b made .is.s ellgrse siisI la sho-e
uFsr.--
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Goa flt1Y lester Ra. real boz Convention. aI
drr 800 ~ Hr Stcr't1t, M3pah #ff tp NJ N"Wh9!d.
Whiep tr si.,sd ta- 'ir Cove ,aa continue
rrc~lsr tn hit- 80 --c;e p1,.- htpas. wien al plr
v-f- - r.d H. i'f.rt li,'rt tt.t tl,Ir h,d ,,'u
tltasl,f drlnrra ~ G,yrr7'aruJ ir Fl, .ei-. .n4
i.-i lrre wpsli br ga ef,At'r drutsGd 70 IItu5e
'sa Trsgs.yF - ala aips.d . 'sH' rs ~,
hrss re ts ss' tt si.F ~ syc- "a me IT'as
s~y b-s'h sae-.t p'tint bsss' hc adi-i. 7 ''Ia be-
pud rta.g-F ihsy acceptable 10 The pubic ciei
tfs OIL ~ 4 CST asi Fsg.
Ti,s 'av lse- g oi Lr,i Woodbury.. 10 be- read L,
"a. Aauas, auh uua s.. t- O. ass what b, crInrs ut
Wugtt aud la~lsrn ard Calm IN, auG Beut.n.4 "a
p.i,ag ah.nt go. constitutional 'ust-or, lurr- b.
!u'r reed = sf,f u saa oHir hHv rasuiY notes.
.a~t i.~rl-aid vf tate sstrt, pas.ur bans uH'-s
- Csih~Hu o'sfsft7n That Go,yruutrit 4. t
10 taAs hsns tes san %. 500 sling uptu
-.ntaiHs Sal rpfei. Dad Ven Butcos p'rts- fiipa
So heA-tTps th,, De a nIhet tr-r-~t, vet
in~s' 90 iit. mnis 90 Sac Peeps Nrfiv TIE d-u,ui
vfiis - s-clr iiie huge oCt~fk 2 t- csustitu
ausecT-rrH~y 1H@ ''t.f" aa e. plufntn Arguments
81 y Ac f-a !e'''rf- sad pfrssss moth - Rms
Aa a. -- ua'ebttau.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

'fNlt bLNUiHE Morn pu's or " ..rau Nogetnhe
Il Universal Medicine. OF the Brish g Ieye If Health
ga again DC had - tiI ,t.te The COLLEGE hays mo-,
Pplu'cd nnj sopt nu
Mr. GEOCGE ,VAVIoD
On place Of u Shepherd ,ioH rtul.yeD rnI =, bio,
Hnl hs a.,n outs tho genuine n,poriel ,i,c,n.
he 'bi"ioed IN TIE UaHci -ats IN. ned oine IL IN
81 aud 50 packets. ~ No. and Pm, II, th.mAnlu,
b,Xs of 2, aud S Jets. E .ri wit, orc li,I m b, az
that No I go onn b. ohiaiaoI sep r.tsy 4 wanted
"a the 'pins he toxe, viii haze Ga,h knl. in ih.,n
as, hoSos Z puwier., 2j ct. each Wo dn URGE
ali who wish I , ret ,l,. 4bc., # .,t.i - a., -,
20 me 10 iowa; trietois when porol,s,,ny 10
vermont see Al there ,Lsl 90 tho box or paeket
reading Geo Ia ler. Cecil a.eni OF The In, d stte,
o. Amciioi, ari oiqtcd 10y Nlorion, Al NJ & c. Bit.
So C"o-c I" II ..iii 20. Morri,oniho lIy.ei.t liam
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
.N'0ficP.

Il tos 90 Cssusen.iy s-cial frqI-s, ssaJ- resprlt
folly gi- uoicr Go tir >uHfuutr nlHfs "a doe Psff
iAr t.gHs u4- lnaty ui N4Ii-ad, o. usrrt
thr & 80 lsgs- "a Husg1 Iussaay tie - o. Of
slsy asIt ea-ss T. n O. asp, saeh ,l-ssares
uly BE- 4~sa4rc frdtut 90 relation 90 iar sug3
1t ID poor, aid r-sy be H secgfdslgg niu 'he "a.
L. = ia-r Zee
u ssrfy crs.iab- tast 40 ne toNns be thr co4u,y BE-
iepus ulse t,s lsrrias ~ a1s4 ,.ess 81 inis
n1ee "a sHPPaIiins lie Fa4r pend ssfy aitrl ia.
t4bg large hrEl-f vf tssas -l lais ai-s.sfr
a. ucfri1fs .ssc1, shat tssse t+sns, @btr O.
tlii~G o. ap np-f 1utt 81 frT aaau4l NJ ca
Me ir.E, S--s hold Eiss..ugf s-a sPPsEi s4ps',a-
,rEetats ~ Eurnd - sssre -ral.orc E-r~srF, Or
~s1 sas., oIsf aselao5 = D. tf- IsPf~sr es.
x!ARl aONE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

IDiHs IF the aid G. S Bank-h bin has passed the
y :. Senate, rnui-hiug with Gnc and imprisonment,
tb- Of the If the old L. s. Bank by the
pre- sent Pennsylvania L S Bank. There is q"he TOO
much of the sput of party IN the provisions OF this
bill bat IN principle the thug is night We have
ever REGARDED this step az unauthorized and improper
Il 49, 10 judgment qnitc time Tor Congress t. inter
pose and prevent the issue oi the bills % bank hose
chnrct has rKpircd Indeed "h'n the persons who is
those Obsolete notes rclse 10 redeem hem IN spc-
civ the duly becou.es !mp"ralye.-.4iG. LCe. jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
cOMNlSsl0NEK5' NOTICE..

NGypE t.t ssbc. s,r', lsius appointed ~ the lion
~ Ira,.lc Gogr .Ae tiiIrst oI hstand, touI-
-.-err, {. receive, exaul.ue SAD jos % oieiaaa
Al.i.4.ls 10 90 i.'rs'.s s--.fl zoe otlate oi
JOALFH KL.Ub3LL-
la.e u E-.ai in f-I l.slei, irerasel fepressn'sa
l4t t. 49, aI. 81 4.1 oe4t.u-. SRtlDltsl 20
.ss,i ihrssf~ -9l tx ais !isl .I4s sth 80 ,rh
ls ts.ls svw- ~ ssil court i.T ih-t i.4ry's-. 10
a ifffes4Fl il-f.bs ase - a. tiat n. e .
Lgs.actf 4 or tstl iailsa. at h- dse.ls i.oaae
q A4Irtw nsn.-y d. Ell.-l.s 81 iLg isti .rsAsy J.
%. ~. - zep saitr Desi, .foa4 las vg!sGk sHlii !
VI, 80 l.. N - d oi $50 aay.
~ LIst 81 =" t ~ 60 c,s@saaegs
D-.sl - E.i,sI4-, 10y ?. lr5s 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Tac ii7a 81 iisnrf. ahase siu.sls+ m1Fem-ni Or.
fare hs iieus~ - Hfpfl srHisi soi ihr tnrd slp p
has bsss ascrd D.. thfs ptpef. sf-T Jbsndnalag IA q
te.sapr .ti~t ne iaus thai is Object as 10 %,
osstsge the Boa Csavsntoa - N.~ hgrk in t'.rf
ts.ap.s g. s4usr sPetie payments tat as thc srrfs
- 81 tEr IgrtsafY bad sfttrn Irter .ars $50 8t
psfPas-. his re- fs.sn h-4 tc-oase unn-er,sitg SO
g., tr1A sos ihc e2ats tsss lcri ~ this s-z1sr
c'f 70 ~ ,0ne the sdn,Rtaraion tut taeg ulu,i
b gI@sg srraAFos't 20 - gsflre, ta-f aria-rt
"a hs fsiscsf sna r'g.asy nasnurf p gfhfs ia.a
"a ass-ifti and hef ft.Fsns hsrr garrd YER o.
er"rissstnh S.snst tir backs sri htfs srraafp -i-
ID rE-Ff tetag hri 'trf rntfe drsifu~tlaa Ne dnd
= '-s rFsnns slEsss, tHfnrgfau c~eidrciy as-.s
a. sans'a "a sin asa heing rnutis 60 carr az
81 ti'if mtnt tfoi~eas .gi1 eGsri. sne - sas4F--t
''tea@fy si4stas ssssn 81 80 nr ghsy hAre Iafnre
tn0f egas', 4 sr,Ens gfeF, itsnes i1e halt. IL
usss .s''i-.oas ss e@lasre ia TIA way. tssy ought
= H. pet os~a 81 ias.f ~rssness xnsissss - sav
y 'art' 90 fn-.--- cs.x- CsassHf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
BRIGHTON MARKEr--Monday Ap,nio.

At market 300 Beef Cath, 10 >oke Working Oxen,
- Cp~s aud Ives, $40 Sheep, aud 30 Swine
Pncrs. Etcf tGtu'--A YOKE Or t~o sold Tor
r'iie m"rr thnu our highest qn9atiuns. We quOte -
ii5st fuiiiy 81 - a 5O Second quality, s. 80 %
49, hind qu,Lty - - a1JO.
H0ts,Hg Orn-A iew sales only were made.
Cues G1d tafrrSSalts were made at 81, 30 and -
Sheep Lpts were sold at 1913, 60, -, and { 10
o,cine Lots e. pgGdlr wrfc taken al ~ = Tor
sUws, aud "a 8 iug Burrows ~ retail, n 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
rna,sfi.n an! in,empernrcc.

r7-rhe l."y..llture oi Ji-stchaseus IN the course
g their d.,ih~rs,ns iA- suffice, ri iniempc rance
sad "a "a. e hr anrning OF rapper.
s,n ui.c asc,a,rd hat more 'har half Of the latter
c,ith.l ic ~,u,,d by niemprfancc. IN 2sn towns an
irstega,r Of iIn)J p,uPrf. 75e,, II was as,enriard
we're made ~ hy lal.mpeianccr Il vas further as
rr'ancd the esl,s- Of the invrstg ,tipn ,hsi these
55gt plor~fs Coz. s,,s 800 GA - the last year
Da.tag Mt qate,ut 2o,rn y,t The banks N New
Yo. dividing cqh, and ten per cent of their last
~ss. business 10 Futon ana the uuion B,uks ten
PEE cent ihe TraArsmans Bank eight. The d,.irj
~ cf the dives ID, ia the CITY and DtooAn i, !,
SID vii amoun, g. 'wn millions irsuy fair.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

THy suh.Tas.svar PEoJror si sleeps in the HOUSE
Of n,r'~'s nves ana trrc Il vii Sleep until the
gteccn - ",h parry, and tia, viii be ptabshy hen
coua'-T l-os 6'ca Pliners G., tltongh Publishing
Oh Jaal B.ntous 1.cch the lndrp pendant Treas
IVY Br" 'ory c-n H. ana lhs.r traders have pcrused
And ;aiti, Gie-strd y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL OF THIS
MORNING.

The Baltimore victory as sulI'ci Of much copHlai-
untun hrta IL c1tfes tunstrt"ttup into the 'auh .
Of t1- Administration. Surely thry must row s.e
that the policy wiu.h they have sttaa.astly main.
tanned viii not be approved by the o. the people,
upon whose prrludcrs and passions they have relied
Bot there much obsiinacy IN the character of
Naturalization, putpnfling 10 take Jackson for mode
To allow oi any hesitation - to course once taken
The hl!i To establish Board oi Claims was debated
at great length
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

TnE \. Y CRY BANKs.--We annex Gays the Jour.
mi OF tn,nnictcrD two important resolutions which
hHv been adopt by the Grncrai Committee of Bank
officers ,one announcing their resolution Ia resume
fully the gt day OF May, and the other their intcn.
ton not I, receive the notes ni banks out 81 the city
after the lGth ot May. The banks general resumed
the use Of their notes and the payment Of all
demands against them com, some day ago From
tins day they entirely Ia pay out the notes OF
county banks paying CIT notes IN oil cases
AT mre,ug Of The officers Of til. City Banks 90
the Dist Apni, Il was unanimously
heStie,d. That the gih day oi Nav next be tho day
fixed Tor the resumption o specie payments BY the
banks Of the city Of New YORK..
heso'rod, That after the 10Th day o' MAY next, NO
notes or blls OF the banks ui this State viii be received
10y the CITY banks except such as shall be redeemed
daily IA this city
by order eCMe Standing Committee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

ssaais' Pfsaiist Ia course n iiIs g-n'lemnn IN
- h she ssrfiss.-na q ruc'i,r- and his ensl
stie .~rh's that s,tAt-ct ~us give hsa ts chs
rrpuaiion both Cor oofsi add u,i rciuai psN-t Fsi
tr rhara-i.r lad asl,iirs 90 Sir irr1fs Fv 'ort
ss ai.-i r--si respect hut 'h.a ,sy~tt iss h-vn
tAis g. 4iatrs'ian a. h.s sfrTsiA a. p-iaeps. f-r
tr~'t-n It sfg1tHent aud calm bsi hu..4ra an su.
" ""sgs~nes ;h.. t.'l N-rgiot usref -eat iula
irrss her gi-ea aantutus tepr~sratatye tt~t -uir
u"d 70 Lrf etnhesnce, her ssisen and brf bgsA irs
hoaals
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

.nasS7obHseis Lecstaurc, Governor, yesterday,
at the request of the two braLches OF tie H. gsatutr
prorngurd Them according 10 custom, 20 the Tuesday
preceding the fret "Wednesday IA Jan. next The
Governor las gwen HE asstnt to i!O acts passed by
the two Houses -B,s - .1dr.