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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

STOriCE-The estate of the aie WILLIAM MAYO
"a drceased has been committed To my hands Tor nd:
niustration. All persons having claims against SAID
estate, hereby requested 10 make them known as
soon possible, in order that the funds in hand may be
legally applied the discharge Of his debts Such as hold
claims of superior dignity aga'ns: him. either as pr'ncI
p1 or security are hereby notified that, unless they
presented in due and legal time and FORM the funds in
hand will be applied 10 the payment 0! such other debts
AZ may be presented and in that this notice will be
plead in bar against all claims that not presented
within the time prescribed by law
Persons indebted to the pstnte will make immediate
payment or legal steps will be taken against them nd!s-
criminately w. ID. WREN, Sergeant {. Il,
anil administrator IF Nm Maya, dcccaScd
April q llI-u
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EN- CUANCERY- rurs holden IN the Clerk. o.
of the Circuit superior Court Of Law ana Chance! io ne
county of Charlotte. the 18th day Of June, ls's
Maha &. Gillian umIp,tat!N d. bOLS non with tie VA 800
u"Nch, of hlcu Gillian, deceased, la"u%'
against
William r. Giam administrator Of Jacob Mosly drcl. ia
~ Gillian, James Moody and Amcy his wife. John H. Gillian a
Martha his wife, Robert Gillian md stephen Gi.n, i
Tn" defendants. Jacs y. Gill John Gillian and Mahi
hi wife and Robert Gillian having entered their apH'HtH'r
anil security, according tho Assembly and I'll" E
this and appearing the satisfaction tho ou i
inhabitants Of 's SarcOn the motion Of the paIn'h
counsel ordered. that the aid d"lruduls de- 0VG" briu he
judge II the ad Cont the Courthouse Of tie sand comfy "
the first day VI the term, and their aIpr r"s
crthr plaintiff. hllnni that c"py of this Or" be inserted
,pIprT she u Richmond, Ur -
succ"sve and posted the front door Of the Court house OF T.
SAID county. Copy--I rst". .,,,...,,,, .
WIEsLUW ROBINSON, {.
Juno g-wSW'
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.Igtics 10 .UiiieJs and Farmers.

,o, -, v,,.,barn Immediately at thr l:a"''-.
W,e"n.a securely anil tightly covered for a~ &C.
,ec,in- al Kinds Of produce tom The ~s,,ei,
~ prs, Yin. and foiwar!ng Wheat and oih"' f q!
p.b"onI with much care SAFETY and despatch. n p
h'c" IN rhr business. tiu-t, b. unrein't'e" ' So,
e1pettf, bn,c liberal portion OF the public pa''"
in. ali who may coadic to me the care Of si' pro
y, il upon the reasonable terms, ana w'.n fr the d.
lion nothing be damaged alter " i END. POWELL %
NB All kinds OF Goccries and Liquors pa3yroad sd
when will be sold uroa good terms as l" HF P, n!
tie waeOnagc. i-!a''''
MAYS
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sSN REWARD Ran away from the subscribe

ssssG REWARD-Rsr away from the subscriber I;fr, ..
Marlborough, Chesterfield county, the 10Th OF Ann,
last negro men, JOE aud BILLY Joe 30 years I'D Alan,
fee, inches hish, and made; mark reco.iect
% DID, feet inches hsh and made has G
an upper TOOTH and all his upper teeth wide ugar
both is black, but that OF Billy
est will give q reward OF 20 dollars for apprehension
delivery said negroes TO If secured any .Gol
get them or in proportion FOR either O! them.
poXhaan June 70. tl2-w iw GuSTANUS DEPp
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}S ,'|| Sd 3
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

OupDsuc The BGHhs.
rS'HE Su.cthrr is constantly receiving from the cee
n factory Nunrs, Cl%r. * Co., New York; elegant a
Piano ForieS possessing the latest mPru" rrSu'' aUJ "
touch and Of tone peculiar 10 thtlf +h"
Constantly on hand 4 large assortment U!
Flutes Fiagencts, ClaTIOncts,
Gri'ars ViuiDs. NIooucciios
AccorLlon-, Musical Boxes,
lurn-, Buglrs, and TTumpcis,
Frs ard Drums, . . r .,,o,;o, o.. IS.
Guitar, Violin, Harp and Piano iorie S'''"H' - ''.
Piano Forte Stools and Covers . =; ,.,,o,, l., I.
Also a LARGE stock Of MUSIC Tor various ''''''''''
composers. and the newest sonES' - -, :, v.t,--
~ lnn'' 'cIa'"' fsI-wIyl ?. II. TAIL"h
sTIV:I\IATEe County Commissioners Of tass COUNTY. %.
nf Illinois. having located the county Tat OF sa" c'
.o.,, Ia nm nc, of Legislature of the state OF ilnna
"a N,TrI 3D. lg1 adjoining the EUur.hIug town oi 49,
a If IA. Courthouse square lots will take place about '
ssrktn. Health aud Wealth, may have oppor'uul q"
ION NAV hc estimated tins Full OF about 300 Ibeit 49,"
Methodist Church m the town, several dry good. s"f
yeTns &C, &C. There has been DEATH ne. r:
case sickness, the commencement II - '
earth, clothed grass and flowers hi-h dry, ara 90,
air aud water, aud clear ky, - sought EIirf' va" 90,
aided by moderate industry, and i not FriiIu" "'
sake OF the Old DomiUOn not to b" i"uni o" crg
.rr pOst paid addressed 10 the sub'cnJrf VIE i.fI'
Illinois, will meet with Immediate ait"n'"n:: g
Guide West" published by GIsG ana 'i'l ,r,rf
1887 aud lS25 may be read with aivan'asr ~ " yI.ga
TT Editors oT virginia wishing 10 'pfrn' a"" .,,.q
name OF the Old dominion, will please give i' 40
Mey - :. ------~
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The parties named in iurrg ng Decree. together
with ali other persons having c1lms against the estate
nj Thomas MAY Decd will please to Tane notice that
have aopointqd hoyDAY Both July next al my Office,
at Buck,ngiam Court house. for the purpose OF making
report according said Decree, Mt which time and
pace all persons having claims aglInst SAID estate are
requested 10 come forward and assert them
ROBERT SHAW, CDmmiSSiontr.
I,,o oc li-wiw
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G. ". FITZGERALD, u. c.
CnMMIssIoXER's OFFICE, }

Nniloway {. tt June T-lh. IHJ'.
The rlrIics interested in the foregoing decree are here.
hv notified that have appointed tie 81 day q" AUGUST
nov, 90 carry the same into effect which time they
are rpoured 10 NEE, nj my office bv 10 oclnck Tor that
ru,noI, JOHN BUFORD, CommiSSicncr.
lam ll-"i"
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June -

E4RINTlNG lNK.-Just received al this Office,
e supply Of Johnson x Durant's Hinter Es,cs Ink,
which will be sold for % cents per pound for Cash
October /
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June Is
.WUnnsei''s GGice, Nichamond, va.

.WE5ssfs3Si'S eFissCP, IL tCHiis1!as3 , az
OrrosrrE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY.
10 Drawn hunters in each Package Of - Tickets.
VirgiEEIa State Ectters,
For the benefit of tho Of Wheeling, Class No 4,
for ISIS
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the l4th
July, ISIS.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Hirhcs, prize saOcOO slOC0o. $1,000. s. GOO $1,000
- 300 &c &c - prizes Of 81 600, % OF S5OO Is Of
$500, 300 of 500, &c.
Tickets ONLY Sl0-liavcs So Quarters 50 %
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $3.50
Du 90. - Half do. 10
IN do. % Quarter DO - 80
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL-The next session of
81 the .choo! at my residence in Albemare will
nance the 20ll July next, under the care of MIR.
William J. Robertson, who is recommended by Profes.
sors Bonnycasile Harrison, and BH,termann, Of the
University Of Virginia
The course pursued will be the ordinary branches of
an English Education the Latin Greek, French and
Spanish languages and Mathematics TO the extent usu.
ally taught in schools preparatory TO the University
other colleges. For further particulars gentlemen are
referred To James Ross Esq Fredericksburg; Col John
Heth, and ]. y Gordon, Esq, Richmond; Dr. James
NJ Morris Green Springs; Professor Davis, University;
Mess.s L. W GiI,ner and V. W. Soutlall Charottes.
VILE.
The scholastic year will be divided into sessions of
FIVE months each The first session will terminate
the both OF December ISIS; the second commence on
The 18th of January, 1888
Terms per session of FIVE months $50, including all
expenses As the number that be received at this
school will be limited those wishing situations for their
sons are requested TO make early application Letters
addressed 10 the subscriber at Lndsays Store, Abe.
marie, will te promptly aue ntcd 10.
NJ. l.. WALKER
June - 13-w5w
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= DMINIsTPATCR'S NOTfCE-Ali person, who have claims
~ Of Peter Buch, lshnm butch, DC
county Hanover hereby requested to pre-
the subscriber, 'Gg IN the SAID county OF hahoNs
settlements aud all persons indebted 10 the
hereby informed That no imher delay WI Dc gwen
MILTON VI. BROWN,
9lmr Of r. Burei end admir- dc bOHts NO" Of BIreh dstH
June 90 lo-"f"
OuiSA RAILROAD.-Gp"a the application OF number oil
~ ownar together not less than 300 shares hereby
iror Meeting the sorkhoiers OF the LOUISA KhI
road Company be held Louisa C"urthon'e on oh
jug for the OF PfovnS c cus vi eA'e"u'"s
the Eond U the v.ciui,y Of GordonSviIic ,,.,..
Trre 70 IIa-witl FRED. HARRIS, Prest.
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plaintiffs,
against
joseph $ubc admir-, with the will annexed, Of Benjamin SOB
drc'd i!rb"rry Ruawrcht and Judith hS HIir' Nrr
WsHhl, sheriff admir- OF Ju". Subcu decd Eylh 10
Suc,r Nancy Phcbe Subictt, Marin Suhtt, VIM >u
Ow BCtscy Ana owen "Ud Mary Ja.c owen mat
children OF Wan Owen AMI Mary his wife, both OF " c
d. ratrrrs.
appointed guardian H the infant Defendants Gcu-" nwG
cscv ANA Mary Jane Oven aud the ct tie IT,
n,s by their said guardian being filed Ud the paurr having
Piled generally tcrCo ;bcrcnpon III" cause came on 10 c h
the SAID BILL regularly taken confessed all III" hohr Ht
ANTS the order OF publication heretofore awarded ~ 10 "
defendant, Wm ublri, which has been duly puh" !
the exhibit, frd and argued by counsel: On considerable
whereof doth ndjudgc order aud decree, that Ka
Graves m the COmms al i'S 'ourf, do audit
report Court Ul settlement OF the accOTns Of the Dc
mi, ulctt admir- with the will annexed, OF Benz -
"c'd with any specially slated. G'rm'd pcn'a
hm.cll which may be- required by any OF the parties '''r
stated. ACCPy-le'tt, $1,000 . -. ..,,,, .
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The parties Interested in the foregoing Order Of Court afr r.
Guo.'c tn. have appointed tie 1T DAY Of Aur'
nry' ncng the rrriL. said orhr On "h
day. O'Clock A. NJ they rrguired to attend lo"i
Court house with their account, anu suucb ready lot
ton and settlement. Il. r. GRAVES. t,r.
limo l3-wiw
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Is Drawn NunhPr5 m Fnch ThcKHEP OF % IIChFIS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy lottery,
Class No. 4. for 1883
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, July u,
lS}S.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CAPITALS So 30 SlO.50O 5000. 81 OGO, $1,000,
- 800 81 $50 - 600 81 100. : 900, Il 800 81 400,
so prizes Of 81 900 80 Q" $50 80 Of 500, 90 q" $500
Tickets only $l0-Ilaves $5-Quart'rs - %
Certificates Of packages of - Whole Tickets SID
Do do % Half do 10
Do do. % Quarters do. - 30
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sNCHhNCERY-VIEc Caroline Cr'c"n super orjs,r
OF Law und Chgncrry, May ill., l>'~ Hiphm- w. r.hs".
IN tbs a,Jnd."H, onr'" ana u'''" '. iE' G
i. The late fredericksburg CEanrvfy Court 'H Gle
be amended this, that The C'rn,rI T.
via U,hrw. render before "I the coTi'sI"n,s u
the directed by sand dr';cc 10 be rendered
,u.rr Chuucrry tou, % Wit: -" Gcrru" q"
u. a.mli.; ration the estate Z" John RrnuO d. tDt'o
f. VA. father adiuisl o;icct nGI decrced. that E9ha.
wood cNrru'rrx Kemp wGuL, deed, shGuG s"uc trra
c,n tn, SAID IurTt Court, az. INT q" h5 ~
tors the 'aic o u3d join E"I"", "' inst
James Sruua. sheriff Essen committee administrator f' u
ggE o. Rcnnol,. should render before c"mr "
h.. admIui. sai Rcnnol estate N
said accoaa directed 20 cNnml"". ,'.
report The Court, with special matter which be- d:
think pertinent or either party might require.
/, nursulncc of sl! decree Nina L8Ipu anEaa Price, t'
Terrell ard GortrIiu his wife; John Z. Warning, james : 'n
nan aud Elizabeth - hi wife, Thomas \. l"OkIn@ and Mo' J.!
his wifc: Hamilton and Marcia T. his wife; James bo s
and Susan -. his wi Thomas L. Sthrc-i"y. juliet u Jc
Lewis psnw. John Hawkins and Maria hs " Ihums ''
Elizabeth I. is VIE; JoHn COc@rIc az! nrN r
wife: Martha Edwards. Mason T. L. ChHw. Robert H. Hare
and loua his wife. Arthur W. W. Upshuw. parties dr''t
cause. hereby notified tt shall proceed 90"
Courthouse o CUou" county at ~ "ciocN " "
the 8lh day of August next, TO take the accounts u o.
scrd. N''DI. ~ I'LL
Commissioner 81 sad ttv'.
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x 2 iLIiMOND hND IiiEDEhlN hSpihN NAM
EH ROAD.-O and after the lst CT May, the cars
rnnr North will leave Richmond at J, a. NJ and pas.
s.ngerS will breakfast in fredericksburg The oItctof
th,s early hour is to enable passengers 10 get to wash
inrinn IN time for the afternoon and 10 baltimore
the same cTcnlnnso that. by taking the nght line from
BlIlmorc they may reach Philadelphia to breakfast,
and New York TO duner-,hus rnDg travellers III Tie
Northern Cities in advance Of any other line
Fare from Richmond To Washington, so W
From Washington 10 Baltimore, oO
The cars with the mail and passengers coming South,
will leave Fredericksburg at quarter past >, a. vi and
meet the train from Richmond al Milford
To anil from charlottesville Passengers for Lonisa,
charlottesville Nc. going from Richmond may take the
mail train at O'clock the iregh, train al > q clock
Those from Fredericksburg will take the mail TAIN at
quarter past > ucnck
All the passengers for Charlottesville Wi! breakfast at
thu Junction where they will take the Louisa tTaIn and
arrive At Charlottesville the same evening.
Passengers from charlottesville arriving at fredPrcks
Hall 10 the evening will take the Louisa cars at H. A NJ
Those going 10 Fredericksburg, WILL al the junction,
take The Northern tram aud arrive there 10 breakfast
rhcce going 10 Richmond, will breakfast a! the juno
ton ard upon the arrival Cf the mai train, take 1t to
Richmond
Freinkt Train-Between Richmond and Fredercks-
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS. Hour,
fram Richmond, ), a. NJ; from Fredericksburg, half
past s. A NJ.
April - llb-u
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And mae capitals ci SlO.OUO, each, are Few Of the
leading capitals sold and paid usual with Bigger, at
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay, await
all those who purchase their Tickets at
BlGGERS
- O:de!s meet the most prompt attention. and in all
cases the original (Managers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequently not liable any mistake
dispute The Cash Cor all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at SIGHT, the moment the drawings are received.
j Please address THOS. u. BIGGER,
July u Gl1-wul Richmond, Va.
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ESeXallArIa LOTTERY.

Class No 6, drawn Alexundra, D. C, on
Saturday, September ID. ISIS.
- Nos -l2 drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
Of S5n0GG-l of !5UGU-l of I0GG0-l Of 80.
O0O-l of 81 a-0-lGO prizes OF 81 OOJ--l0 OF 5000
Of $500, &c, &c.
Prizes amounting to $40 geo
Tickets only $40, shares IN proportion.
4 package OF whole Tickets is worth $230-Inust
draw SLAP
A package Of Halves is worth Sl5-m draw SOL.
a package Of Quarters is worth So 50-must draw
S25 -.
4 Ccr,iEcntn Of Mhnlrs viii be Enruardcd flr l0S
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E53dna.sIi.'S
Exchange niid lottery office,

BrGGnR respectfully calls the attention Of bis friends
aud patrons 10 the fnwing spirudld Lottery, 10 he
drawn on the 18th Of September so 900 Capital He
presents at this early day. in order that distant
pondens may have ample time 10 send him their orders,
and receive their tickets before the day of drawing For
the Capital Of $4,000, send TO Fortunes Home,
BlGGER'S OFFICE.
$50 O0o $4,000, Sl0OG0-and
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e. month (July) at ~ clock will be sold Lynch
Coffee house. for cash, to the highest bidder one nun
bred and seventy shares OF The STOCK OF the armets
Bank of Virginia. forty shares OF the stock OF the
Rank of Virginia. and thirty shares of The stock OF the
Chesterfield Rail road. RICHARD ANDERSON,
For S. SUBLETT, A. ". "
A. w. NOTHING,
Executors nf Christian Boha, decd.
For ron, IN The frs, of January next and possession
given Immediately the tenemen; lately occupied by e.
Bonn.
June &c l4-td
NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-prop" vii be
q received for the erection 81 COURT HOUSE,
for the county Of Spolsy!vania. at the Tavern ri LEWIS
RAWLINGS in said county, until The ION day OF jay
II, yt a, which time and place there will tc m"rlingof
the conference.-the buiiGing tn he erected accord
lnr to plan left in The hnnds"t Mr. Rawlings Ito will
exhibit ii any person who may WISH Ia insrec H. Any
;;rru propusas may be left with Mr. Rawlings I'LL the
lly Of meeting. The payments In be r'aGe by install.
,nrn,s a. the work progresses contractor To give
bond and security for faithful execution n; his work
The following bill of particulars IS Published TOR The
information of contractors: hc liors" II be ot brick
and "A feet by 30 feet, from cut 10 oul pitch Is feet;
pnrtcJ in front with pedien roof the whole covered
with slate four columns pOico, each about - inch.
the base, and running up 10 the cprncr tn" fist
floor 10 contain the court roam, an Office and vAr he
last each il feet sqn1:r, with pasaIe b"wfFE;
abuvc The office and vault. twn jury of like size.
entered by flight o. s,""" steps: Elevation Of Of.
flee and iuty rooms tog"ih! T." be equal L. that Of court
room two out aud four inside doors; s'X windows each
Of II lights 10 in BY j. in FIVE Of J.! do. do; door
and window frames casd outside with sheet rnn; pam
mel window shutters and doors lined wilh SHEET iron;
sIls Of outdoors and tie win"wS. also the rur5ng ct
he pnr,co Of hard ifcrs:Onr; all g" The lower floors /" be
OF brick floor of court room 10 he raise! feet ahnve
that Of Office aud vault The jury rooms 90 OF good heart
pine plank The framing irnoers 70 he Of good sound
oak: outside walls two hrcks thick iT"m base mp, aud
? below; partition do - brick; one large s''drr
rnnnlmc through the doH<e, L" be supported ~ iw"
pillars Of wood with aichrs the court rnHn finished IN
the usual sIvls-le whole I" be- of the best mateTiis,
and The work executed ia wnrkman-!ke manncr H.
ference can also Lr had to Capt icnmIaGs smith, near
Frederck shurg, v no is Of the Commissioners IL
is wheeled hat Contractors will meet the Commission
eTs IN person on the daY appointed
BY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
IuIv 3 l6-t!OJy
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IN CH>N cERI-VmCiHlA.-In Po"haan Circuit Cou';, Nc
the %. l-is:
Bennett Ma&ey and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza sGbIc
I.lul-r.
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For rent IN The frs, of January next, and possession
given Immediately, the tenemen; lately occupied by
Bonn.
june 2G I4-td
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
TERMS or THIS pAprR.

~ Te sss.esasrs "a ts rulsg. ssfo Nal subscribers
4! ~. a. 81 - Ia advance
Ct-ss. who take 49,. r'esfs st DE Ooe 81 20 ~ 81 20
t3stnos iaevisa suseftt who take ther papefs ~
its OfeF, the sane
ssl~crters 10 ban rapen packages b. sc
he
so.ssrhsfs the srutl.ers snd Seriherly Poet Rour
gho pspsfs drlsrrd by a thrif hor
s. %. Tn ihers living aG thc orr packages
ssgf gi73 descent a. IS cis Will b. risdc rseh
sescf' ~ho pays in adFanre Ne - authorised 80
'usss tGefest bargain the fouts bot the pvhsieF
I'D 0ness Whe ffisnds willing comply with
ghsss sn6 psF PLY he puhsaef viii hs obliged
usdfas his from tie snd tey viii hstc
20 60 siihost tho news. come 60 the office Tor 10
IT EFes pr'eoa who tskrs This pr and nsr'cris 10
p, Yearly vii be chs'fe g addition the above
tffrnt
No Paper discontinued ur, ~ arresraaes ~. p-i
eihoui the pshher is o0asineed that they viii be
psA
TT To Advertising customers tarh ~ NefchNnts. Ne
chsa,cs sc the put,ssr SnuA sug,c ihai they
sdatuns aducemrn 10 fasnr him wth thor from
ere'y part Of the CouaiY his circulation ycfr
large and general Throughout tie County.
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IInNnrs ne 80. MrnsrrR.

Many Of our readers doubtless. have already noticed
the papers he honofs bestowed upon the great *
FOUNDER oi the American Constitution and the eminent
defender Of true genuine Wing principles. bis re-
turn from Congress among bis constituents. atLou
believe have not vet taken that notice Of THIS
splendid affair in this Papsl which il merits Hence We
20 now.
The inoremc-ts ofignsied viti the working men
and the mechanics Il was, however. general fesi
val ~ which an classes participated aud would sem
a. oar opponents ol~n expires thenlselyes that thr
uumerous guests had glory enough ilr one day We
annex some Of the raas,s and spsech-s on the coca
SION And u political readers derive much pieus
ourselves ia tbe pefosa they Sill be richly
pa % for The time occupied
Hon George Bake offered ll- f5liowiay loast
Tie Sais o. .Nssssigp-And be- d.s'tn- uisird Rep.
fesehiauye the late Congress u the United Sai-.
srcoin- hina IT cordially l9Yuliy 20 the bail,
consrcfssc by our Fathers a. Nation iHtep-Bdsrcs;
b. b. fought the od les' has Kept th- li'h, ard &C.
serves aHs ei receive Tie sgnfaiIsn aHc gratitude Of
hls county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

Gen Jde'son and Nr IAN Bwcn The New York
correspondent of the Boston Atlas writes the following
Paragraph Which IS certainly "r~markabe II true "
81 have just had long conversation vita Trnnes-
see gentleman who il an Intimate irit nd Of Gen Jack.
lie says thai the old General has abandoned
Van Buren, totally unfit Ia carry his measures of
policy. THIS abandonment tnok place when the news
OF the proposition TO extend the time of removing the
Chrrok-cs reached the hermitage The Indian nolic
is peculiarly Gen Jackson %, and the movement of Mr
Van Buren, ~ relation TO his dl,qustrd the old hero
BE his said that Martin Is totally Inefficient 20 act as
President Of the American Pope Tue opinion of
Gen jackson will kill Mr. Van Buren, with the admirers
OF the Old hero who Supported the New Yorker because
their master did Noih ng has ,ransprrd hitherto that
~" 50 esctually blast Mr. BIS hopes Tor the presidency
second term In Tennessee his warmest friends have
paused ia their career. lie VIII have a corporal 5
guard LEFT IA that state. The administration men IN the
west say they wll take up any other rather than
Henry Ciey should be elected They are talking of
uniting on Gen Harrison derH!tT resort There
can be no doubt but that elements OF party wii be
developed IA the West beioie next spung. Much,
however all depend the resus Of the coming cleo.
lions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

"FeGerei BaHi III WHO chartered the last T..
ntrd states Bans II WAS the then democratic PARTY,
headed b} James Madison. The Elmirl a. } Rcpub
lean has hunted up the ayes and noes the passage
oi the bi cAarrrHs the L 5 bank, aud the rcsuil is
~ follows
5eaaic-Aycs-ls democrats aud fedefalisis-G2
Npes-5 democ ais and fderalsts-i2
H9aSe-A yes-Ds democrats and - frderciisls-SO
Nees-2i democrats and ~ federalists-7i
Thus, "a is ssenHt one glance, hat the bank was he
measUfe oi TIE old sahione democrats and we may
add these, very many of them. the men whom tie
llcoa COS attempt io drride Federal bank Wings -
II is worthy e remark that John e. Calhoun Alfred
Cuihntr, Johl Forsyth and Wilson Lurpsiu voted for
ih- Dlna. These a9w 30 ~ uf.c az ioaulo.
cossil for me divorce biA Consistency thou an
jewel!