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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Errotam.-An important error occurred in Mr.. Ed.
VIM. Johnston's advertisement, in another column,
relative 10 the charge for Lessons in Drawing at his
Female School in Liberty. 1t has heretofore been
stated al $50 it should have been SD, as II now APP
pears in the advertisement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
DE.1E's.s'G RECEIVED.
The following were the numbers dawn ior the
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Extra Class, No. &, at Rlehmond ON Tuesday Il
10Th Sept. VIZ:
- 20 % l3 60 IL % 63 81 65 Is %
Some very good Prizes sold at
TAbBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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TO Country Merchants.

SLTE HAVE on hand ID or 90 cases SHOES,
w of various kinds, bought principally 1T auction,
ata great sacrifice; a good assortment OF GROCE
RES; and a heavy supply of almost every descr'p-
tionof DRY GOODS, which we are disposed TO
sell uron the most accommodating terms 10 persons
buying to sell again. BURTON d RODES.
0ct7l .sf
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! dfcn receive at i,ome In, r,,l, few 4, zach
School he ,,scn.1 f,,,, H. I",
and ,,lai.,c, - - .,
b,cor, soho, ,nl ,,,i,s'' 80 -, $50.
who shall ys,,u,. ), aan., ia,ss,,, =, ,,;i
,b,t will b,vo -. -. va :. a..
exicnt al ,,ol ,i..L IN -. -,
Ibe nt,I,ty If H. "'s..D'. a.s.a 80,
Ia be esIin,,IcJ Ian. hy H. - Iii he, h,s
confer uno, tho mon, NJ Us 10y aI,aa ), ,hs,, ro,
all of ,,e,t,I ~ ,aia''.' .Liah H. >.
eeiye. The, e,Iec, rna," - nr ~. s,n,
rener,,i,, ms nn.,ara.,a ~ - frhns
,nsp,,e E, r,oa,., ..ssaa' 90 ~" S.hh,,h a.!
which nil, o,n, nj -, - stran.,hnr
with tbe, sr.n,,b h.n ~ ~, ~ ~ IA.
general dinos,nn ~ ,lis son,, ,n aIaaI WV, h. ,,sis,.
ed unon IN rL,is,;,n sann',,". 49, L., vb,
req ard Tho Sobh,,b nni, 49, a"uI ,,s,,n,i,n h,ying
,ns,St, ,,on ;s ,.La,n ~
,.a ,s "Ip" ~ '+ns""s observance "S " s,o"
,ns,I,,l - 49, Wv " "' - " ~" NJ.
Iloxi.n ianI -. -" w.. =,
,Lo 81 -. 49, -
md ,n,,sa'. , I."". "'" "u'"' ~
~, haa,. -" Wv Nv '"'r y"
H. .'lf' ~" '' 49, I"s.s..
Il, ;h. ' MA, ~ ~ ,,srss" "n' -" A. sns
,n,ly ,c,na,iaJ ,. :, IN H. S.hnol IN.
III, 49,. ~
.,,L ,ha nj 80 49,. a'""as.,I a.. /,
No., 10 ,"' y" "a'' PoS IS" e. 's -
IS" gu" '"oo"" No"'o'' - '"' '"' 49,
=" " s"o"' eu'"f "S.''o'o'o' .,a H..
., ~ ''os,' ,"'", u NV i"' : ".si1u, ~,
"s"' 90 - - ,a,tr
aS'o"''s''S '"'""S'""''h. :" NV VI, ra'i
~" ~" " ~ 49," Wv" T..
." '"l', "' ~ w va ~ w. .,h
""""' u 1t. Il -" "'s' "'' so" - ~.
,o"' """" ."', "Ne ''"S", "S,"er n.rn.
'''"'"S u i,''Ni Io'".'' " u ! . y -
" ~ 'i'''s VI - Wv
'"' impetus '"'' "'S'" ~" W. ~ ~
"'' '""'""a'" Nv. Wv w." III ,hn
a "u' r'a1"Puv - u" hap " ~, ~ H.. nn,iai ,,l +, ,hc
spot where they d,st planted ,lei, feet upon the
ladder off,me And how much more ccs,ntic still
will be the low of him. who. in a future world, shall
learn that ils labofs in tins humble field, upon which
the proud and hauehIy look down with indifference,
# moi with scorp. have been the means. through the
b1nssin, of lin, vim has ,,,oscn The weak things Of
HE world 10 coutound the mighty. OF saving asoul
l,om de,,bi
The advantages of our School MIGHT be consilc-
Cbnrch were alive IN its in,po,tancc. The amount
tagcously expend a much larger sum annually than
we have ever yer received mo our Treasury, in the
purchase of books 70, the Library, winch should be
nefioJicallv rc.supnlicd in order 10 keep upilat
novelty, which is So necessary to enlist the atIen.
we need more especially an efficient co,ps of teach
FRS many of our classes heinz cut,tely and Others
The members of The Church.. ard Of all others Who
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

FT'IIOSE indebted 10 the firm Of Martin q La
u than are requested to come forward and settle
The same without delay, as further indulgence cannot
be given. All bonds and accounts not settled by
the first of November will be placed in The hands OF
officers for collection. JOS. T.. MARTIN.
Sept. 81 tst
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c. The reader will find the ID No. from the
Charlottesville Jeffersonian Republican, on the Prin-
.c'pies and Policy of the Conservatives. in this NOR
.nlng's paper. While there are some assumptions in
H. and arguments thereupon, TO which we do not as
sent, we have neither room. time nor disposition, at
present, TO indicate or to comment upon the points of
difference between the writer and ourselves. Its
Closing paragraph, too. indicates tina, it may be here
alter unnecessary for US to say any thing touching
'hese points of difference. At any rate, we shall
wait to sec whatfarther is 10 be said,-until " The po-
s"'oh' OF the Conservatives is clearly deined,-bc-
fore we do so.
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f<nEr1s .fgricuifurHS .<Oriesy.

fEaIIE Executive onmittee ofthc Central A sri-
4 cultural Society arc requested 10 meet Al the
Nirpinian once On Thursday next, NJ ii O'Clock,
\ NJ. Pnnctual attendance is requesled.
October ot
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NEGRO ROY FOR SALE
PATIENT .sNK-HExu

lust RECEIVED one case pateut axe -helves
~ "a good atticlc) lor the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sert. - II
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~ ine Nashville Union OF Sept. Il, announces
- ,"'n' - the preceding day, at the Hermitage,
~ T.. w. Earl. long an ntinate companion
anu taroite of Gen. Jackson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

DESSOLUT/ON

HyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretoitr exist
I ing under the firm OF Martin x Latham, nj
the Book and Stationary business, was on the gath
INST. dissolved by mutual consent. The debts and ef-
iccts Of the concern have all been transferred TO
Joseph f.. Martin, who alone is authorized TO settle
them. All persons having claims against the iirW
will present them to him for payment.
JOSEPH T.. MARTIN,
HENRY LATHAM.
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vi AESHSAEID,

MARRIED.,
On the eth Sept. by the Rev. William Ham
mersly, Nj. GEoRoE +. REvELY, TO Miss MARCIA
RET, daughter Of Capt. David Robertson, all Of
Campbell co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

4 Christian Bookler-and in a mole, 1t is added thai
Col. Wade Hampton aud Capt. b. F.. Taylor, the
,,ber candidates. concur in its sentIments-bnt, be
inr absent, could not sign it.
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A Tract 0fB.nud.
virSini0 state Lottery,

Foi the benefit OF the town of ~ellsburg.
CLASS No, Il, FOR 1888,
To be draHn at Aierda3r,d on Saturday, Och.
Nh. a. Drdetng tecettcd al htS tUee on
Tuesday, October Oh at , o'clock L. N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

WILL be rented at public Snet,on, on i ,many
mentor Main street. lately occupied as a Dry Goods
Store by the subscriber. The House is So feet long;
and well arranged for either a Dry Goods OF Grocery
business. Fl will be rented from that time I'll thu
Isl ofJapuary, 1910. JAMES :. HUNT 20.
Sept. 81 Ih
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIRTUE of a deed uf Trust. executed Ia
> The subscriber. on the 9nti day OF December
ls29' b, John Pepper, aud which is Of inthc
clerks eiiiee of Montgomery county. the object ol
"hich was 10 secure u certain sum Of money due TO
Joseph Desetle, and which is specified in said deed
OF lfust. | shall, ON Monday the Sd da, Of December
next, being court day ior the county al Montgomery,
expose 10 sale. for cash, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, III from, OF the Courthouse door,
aesH&s. A Tract Of Land. AHX$&Q.
sXAHxE lying aud being in the county MAls&
~ aforesaid, on New river. be GfYN"
40 low and adjoining The lands ~~
oi Jesse Pepper. containing two hundred aud TWEEN
" acres, more OF less, OF So much thereof rs will
be suflicien, 10 satisfy the SAID debt. shall convey
such title only rs was vested in me by the said trust
deed, although 1t is believed that lhe title is good.
PETER DENERl.E.
Oct. wSws
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GER.N.f.v' ROkTE.S'G CT OTHG n
WE have on hand a full and fresh supply OF tire
w genuine German Anchor Boiling Cloths
for sale at the lowest prices.
TURNER &BURWELI-
June ~
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.JOurneylnem Tailors Wanted.

1.-TWO or three JouYneymen TaIlors, who are
l. good workmen, cam get constant employment
and good wages, by applying TO
BENJAM1N T. HUNT:
Sept. % 4lH
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DRAWS TONIC IL Ee w
Capital Prize Of $4,000! !
40 prizes ID !
Richmond Academy Lottery,

EXTRA CLASS, No. Z, ion 1898.
10 be draea at Richmond on IaesddJ, nc defo ct.
= The dracjag teiH be 1eceired al his Q0ice on
7hHrSddy the hInSt. at2 o'ciocE, +. VI.
Brilliant Scheme.
A Prize Of $4,000 10 Prize. OF $500
do OF 6,000 10 do Of 800
do OF 5000 10 do of $50
do Of 177G 30 do OF POO
Together with many OF so, $40 SO, Nc.
WloIe Tickets S5-llalses - 50-Qnafters
81 u. For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

NTIRGINIA-At a Circuit Superior Count Of
Law aud Chancery, continued and held for tile
town of Lynchburg nj the Courthouse IN SAID town,
on Saturday the 3olh day Of January, 1888, sitting as
a Court OF Ghanccly,
Robert Ilnsley, Plaintiff,
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CgzE.gg. E..yEE POE

October /
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
TIE FRUITS OF NlsRrLE.

The devoted city n New York, hsppy and
|rrosseroos. v,ih plenty end even ahanssHce hlcs.
h ne every family shen Jackson. Ven Ba'en ard
|1leuion ccnnrnce1 ibsit tatsons Experiments.
b, nos redaccs 90 cnrd,too II e,.itss. sud si.f
|fcuns vhic il described tn The following suiole
h or the prils Erp,ess:
WorLiaR Of ne Efy,rim -si -- S,reriHg II hs
Pc, The disclosures made al tie van ,us Ward
|Ch,rty Mcsuors in fclaian 20 tho snifenngs %
The poor. are of ihe most sNfal rha's-ie'. We
learn from oae o. the Central Crmmttiees that o.
the pfe.en, pef,ni uol less then forty dousond
rusoH, IL HE ciy oer dprsd5ai m fAe htHf q
charity Jor fsoo e'i'y srJpii0 f f,of and (sci.-
Amongst these ere found no, ony thc Vicious and
,nprov'deni. bot Thousand. 81 ihe most industrious
and. hitherto labofoHs population, Dot who do
cot work merely bccspse they can Eud nothing TO
do-lsbor being Of ptcscui ou' ~ The qoesiiou.-
Thcrt 10 not nay passos IN ms a IN Which hcrs
arr roi more or iess dDfhs fran ir1si of f0ot ard
fsoi. Ia one ward there two hundred aud fifty
German families entirely de.'iiu'e: most OF whom
cannot speak English anl Whn csu only make
their wants knowt through interpreter q, the
depot. of the committee. One poor family who
applied for &c .ef wss visited b} gcui'cueu. bo,
on arriving :, their dwelling. found the 'a.i piece
of their little cbi,drcn's bcds,cad on the IRE, To
prevent them FROM freezing.
The poor that ihrong the Aims House hte IN
crossing IN an alarming extent, hnl at the rooms
OF the Committee of the various Wards, The
crowd Is great that many "i Them have been
compelled to wait from ten O'Clock 10 the morning
TO eight, shiverinr with cold, ard furnishing with
hunger. At the place f3r The supply Of fuel, one
Of the committee states that large number, -
little children have come daily with bare feet, on
the ice nuh snow and with scarcely nay garments
20 cover them from the inclcmency OF the weather.
In this state Of things Sc have an illustration
of the workings of tho experiment Of Martin Van
Buren, &. Co.. md an exhibition Of bis lpsc for The
poor and working r's.ses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
,fu,.

In thi, t-wn, last week, Mt Joseph h mhsll .Rrvo.
lutonsry rensonei eyed g.
Ga board the brig Csledonis Of Bath CNs,ne on her
p'sssc- from Bremen, Germany fof Chatisston Teb
nh ~ West knight, Formerly Of this iswn ! snd
lI officer hoard ssiI hf fWhc assisting ~ deck IL
irot the maint ps'l he f.ll down IN q, and eipfed
lie was promising young man, ~ years OF agr
Bot Couftrr
In Orwell Feb eth. t-3S, Of scrcphula. Mis-, Mar.
u' llnm'n in the l6ih year Of her pgv.
Ia her Lie she ct"mplGsd an,abl, AID lovely
character IN her sickness. which was long and ,rd.
Gus, she exhibited degree Of forutudc, patience and
rhcer'unrrs which could only arise rom placing her
trust ~ the Of the Lord when the moment Of
dissolution arrived she ready to nd th. incssenge
Of death welcome Her surviving friends have reason
to hope that her "gh, affections have worked out for
her far more exceeding and eternal weigh, Of glory
- Communicated
In nounholly 2)d ult LYDIA ,ie of Jcd,diah Ham.
mond. aged - She was member Of tho Baptist
Church Her life was exemplary and her death peace
iui
H. shansbury. 22d al, Mrs Susan Niles wife Of Sam
mel Mics aged 30
In Shorchao,, pa alt Capt Elisha Reynolds, "
Montpelier Mr. Il suddenly killed ~ the over.
turning Of sled loaded with sheep pels being bruised
and smothcrcd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
r. OGfSCripf.

Our New York papers of Saturday last afford no
later rcws from Washington than Tuesday. Dor Dsi.
ly Journal Of Commerce as usual fingers by the way,
which when obtaincd affords the latest proceedings
from the councils of the nation. The Sub Treasury
project hclnst expiring experiment Of this immortal
administration, has not vet received 1t, tHaic IT may
hnger week or two yet.
The mos, cheering matter We can contribute 10 our
Postscript This week, IL the now nenrly moral certainty
that the banks IN the Empire State will resume spr.
Gle payment by the 10th Of May--and hence this nd
other States must follow suit
We feel mortified Mt the probable result Of the lsls
effort of the Patriots redeem ,ho Cnnadas from Brit,
lsh Domination and Petico,t fnisruc But despair
at present Of any further successful operations 1t ~
bard for men 10 contend with cnemes ,,h sides Of
them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

TnE TRrAsrm SCHEME, sur OR as
m5tle in its operations cal
culatcd to sutjugnic the will Of the People,
TO sujveri our cherished institutions, is sub
sidlary to executive increase of power, and
substantially union of the purse and sword.
Dependent alone for lis vitality on ignorance,
bribery and corruption Independent of the
People, independent OF Congress, independent
Of all checks and guards, and is not to be
submitted to by an Independent Nation.
G..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
Gen. Jackson's opinion Of U. $. Hanl

"a Bank of the United States is, in many resp ects,
convenient for tho Government and useful for the
pconle." " That a bank Of the United States
competent 10 I'll the duties which may be required by
the Government, mi ght be organlzed as not 60 in
fringe on our delegated powers the reserved rights
Of the States DO NOT ENTERTAIN a DOUBT A!
Had the Executive been called upon 10 furnish the
project OF such institution, the duty would have
been cheeriu!ly perfornedl'
GEN JdcksOnS Fcfo McSSag', 1922
Wl% say our loco focos 10 this Ia,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
Vhc pnnk Nnisnnrc.

.'Onopo'y It appears by the report Of the Trensu.
rer of the State of MHssachuse t that the amount Of
taxes paid into the easuty by the banks OF that State
during the past year was 500 l75 l2 and the whole
amount of revenue which has accrued to the State
f. ON the source since 1913 is t5W mii0n hreo
hundrsd amt hirfy-sCren dodrs, which rs more than
three times the amount Of all direct taxes paid in the
same time No direct state tax has been Levied IN
that state since 1881. Now what odious monopohes
these banks are How e1elusirey they brnebt the
stockholders What nuisances they are 10 the pub
lac ! - BraueJorough PhGntr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
xxynh coNGnuss--i., REGULAR SESSION.



S.sArT-Ns Davis presented Tho petition of sundry
Inhabitants Of the western part Of New York, praying
that be taken - ascertain the facts
aad clrcumStances earner'ed with Indian treaty,
lately held with certain Indians ~ their vicinity re.
fefrcd to the committee on lnatan hAaus
Mr. Walker from the committee on public lands, to
which had been referred the bill 10 cete the public lands
the winch they lie certain conditions, re-
ported the same without amendment
The bill 10 establish additional land Offices IN
that part of the territory OF Wisconsin west Of the Mis-
ass pp was read the 3d time and passed
The bill providing Tor the reduction and graduation
Of the price Of the public lands Was taken up and,
On motion Of Mr Walker, II was postponed TO, and
made the order Of the day i'f Thursday next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

HT Patton inquired IN WIS, way the committee Of
wsys and obtained Jurisdiction 20 report this bill
M Csmbfeicng iepird by the r~Pofi Of tho Secrets
~ II TIE Trasufy the snheei of the finances and
dsr.n memorials in reference 10 nation
al bank
Mr. Csubtclsng sid he wss also directed by the
comit'-- % ste report on the ZANE subject bot at
The request Of The minority Of the committee, II was
pos ponsd TN Tuesday
The morning hour expired, and the house passed TO
the SPECIAL order, being The
Neu'rsiiiv EM
reported by tie committee oteiga affairs yesterday
The senate b having been laid on the table tbs mor.
ming
Mr Merifee addressed The House some length, in
opposition % The bill, on the ground OF IFS uucousiiu-
toHaiiy
The debate was further continued by Nessfs legafe
Ncuifcc. Maxwell and Underwood when,
Mr. Cusbman SAID that Wishing 10 Vrine the House to
a direct the question be moved the previous
question which was sccoudedo3 to II aud the main
QUESTION ordered wlthout division.
Mr. Petfkcn a'ked for the yeas and nsys on the main
question. tie crrrossmeut Of the bill winch we're
ordered and wefcysss 100 nays -, and the bill was
read third tune, and passed The House adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

"Nrw York WEEKLY Wac is he title Of splen.
did paper Just issued in the city of New York. by jaws
G. WLsoS, and edited by Rufus Droes, md 5. Eur
Terms 50 per a,num The sheet is truly mammoth
one, more than by feet in size aud well slowed with
news politics and other interesting matter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Ir. FROST Agent for the Rutland County
Temperance society. win deliver n Lecture on
Temperance IN the baptist Meeting IIousr, on
FRIDAY cvcuin~. March Ia, aud sunday cye-
ming March ~. In the North Meeting House, nj
half past O'Clock J.. N.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
N AnRfIsp.

IN shs0sbgry, ga ut, hy the Rev NJ Walker NJ
Hiram Cole. TO Mias Jala Ann Gaiu.hs both Of shan.
butv
To- Mounthellv, llih ut by Elder Daniel ractcr, A
son Nieg u MARY Davenport
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

S.ruRDAr EyESise, March 30.
Mr. Cambreleng, in answer TO question put to HIM
by Mr. Chambers ofkentucky, gave IN his positive o.
pnion 10 day that the Government would soon require
either Of the Old Treasury notes OF an issue
Of Treasury notes beyond the one million prercrIb
ed by the Law OF the Special Sessions Look out there
tore, for batch Of Gotcfnmcnt shIn asters OF
notes OF the Goveinmca AT Bank.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH IL, 1898.
The late Dncl a, washinr,on.

The administration papers and some 81 the members
of Congress endeavorng 10 make something Tor "the
party and their desperate out Of the late unir
,unate rrnooun,fc between Mr. Ccy and Mr. Caves and
talk much about conspiracy Nil the former gentle.
man This u most ritlul resort and ought to be dc.
tested by all candid men Jas as well might 1T be said
that there conspiracy TO destroy the lie Of Mr
Graves snd So and that to punish thr con-
sprstors through the intetposton Of Providence Mr.
Gs life was spircd, aud h. com5aiauts was lost But
we pfotrs, against any inference Of party feeling about
it, except what would naturally be excited between the
combatants themselves and their immediate friends
The movements Congress to pass some severe Law to
proven, members OF Congress fighting Suels, We like
but the inrcSig CATION into this particular case, any fur
ther than 10 eApel Mr. Graves H. in opinion alto
geher extra Legislation The subject belongs only 10
the ud cal tribunals OF the Dsirvt and we should be
glad to tia, exercised to the extent Of It's power
TnE JErTrpsoNrAN is the title Of neat little quarto
weekly Newspaper Just issued, Albany, by Mr. IoR
lcE GRrrLY, late OF the New Yorker The object in
The establishment OF this paper the general diffusion
Of political knowledge at low rate in the empire state
Che price being only dollar per annum) and to
coun,eract the of political poison which has and
continues to disc minated far and wide by the minions
Of power and place. We do most sincerely hope that
the ontdote will prove efTcacious and sautary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Cgunisffsii Aoifs. Jsns, liopl recently AZ
rested a, tiea Tor rs.sng counterfeit hEes hfi, eHs
oBied On th- Rsnk 81 Chsnsngo arc three, hank ~
v nds0r Vermont, badly erected on 1LgFtasy
Nm 4 Pore vss arrested rt Rome no psEiug cann-
,sfie.i fYes, CheBsngo ihfsef, bsHk q ofveh. Yer
mat. Gaa t~os, Eagc Bsnk, Bosi9n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

h Mac HJmpsLire--The Wings of this state appear
~ alive To sense of the great responsibility that
rests upon them. Let them persevele IN their efforts
their fellow l1borers New York, Maine and Rhode
Island Connecticut trust is safe, and let New
Hampshire off the collar and New England will
aran be purified and We hope forever from the taln,
OF Loco Focoism. "1he sons Of New England can
ne ef be made slaves =; let them but the sgh'cs,
Indications o attempt 10 iastcn upon them the irt-
trrs Of tyranny and their proud souls ore at once
reused 10 spirited and successful resistance. Sc
refer our readers another Gle this subject from
the Concord Courier - Braft. fioyoygh PhaHI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

CnrgmNa. The 1allolne'ce Flor dian, nllud-
irc TO lho present slate of The frontier says, Fifty
Indians IN the present state Of the country, might
attack the scat Of government, dsporsc The Lcgs.
'a'irc Council mud Court Of Appoal' ire the CITY.
and escape with impom'y.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
a Auction.

WILL he 'all 81 Frutic irtTt,s ~ Thnrtd =, The
W 22dtsy - Hsr.h % Z o'clock +. ~. a. he bog's
re.s.'y o-,1Iasl ~ Rodney g. Royce, yalusba cod
rfi.a of rst,f, i.l.Lcn aeI Chamber furniture 'u-
tIu ifH. 30 a1l Nfil.ns Sc.
Hui.e.I Asfch ~ - i2.sE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

T,tuaal ImprocSmcats. Now York has expended on
iut-ru.l Improvements SIS 0]oO10 and authorizes the
erpend ture Of Sl2,00DpO0, more. Prunsy lvsna has
constructed 90 miles OF Railroad and Caus, at any
expense Of S25 900 900. Illinois appropriated, 1881,
go con 600 tor internal Improvements. Maryland, n
i-3G. appropriated e 100000 Virginia has expended
aud appropriated 81 500 600 Michigan appropriated
last year, Sj000o0J Making The amount appropriated
and expended Dy SIX States S-5,lO00OJ -'fr Ing
land farmcy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Specie has ls!en IN AcN fork contracts having been
mad- % deliver 90 May a. Oas erHt premium.
The Imminent prospect ~ tesuupion 81 sprr'e pay
inenis tnat city and the tall n eEchuhg~ Lold9n
have s!rsbdy Pot down specie O. q ~ per cent -
BostgR PftsS