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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

loco f0co Idcttcs We publish the letter belo from
alsnguished leader Of the Van Buren, party IN Maine
IL affords one of thousand proofs Of the ruthless spos
ana coercion system introduced under the admnlstra
ton OF Gen Jackson 10y Mr. Van Buren,-a system
the last eight years, than the whole history of Tho
country before furnish
Le6beus St0ckbridge Esq
besr Sr-Cncumstances Of Lite have taken place
wh'ch show that you opposed the present admin.
''a.oh such was not the expectation Of those thai
assisted you to be appointed Postmaster | hone such
Der election all fair and honorable means IN btai,
all Tie votes you can for Goham Parks and all the de-
mocratic candidates for county officers by so doing Won
"h' gam the confidence OF the democratic party II
you choose TO act with the ederasts alias bigs Won
wi'l OF course not be retained Postmaster You viii
therefore act as you think proper
Yours, respectfully, &c
JAMES Z BRAGG Ian
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

~ ballot soms sutabl. Ptsas lc psned h,iore the
tfseaen ~ CANDIDATE 10 reprcsent the Disiei IN The
Nih Congress Wberenpan the Hon WILLIAM
SLADt received ussfly al the VOTES, and vas Isefe
iefe considered The choice IL ilas convention
The committee resolutions rtPoftea the ollow .nR
which were unanimously adopted
h'p rcd That the rsicciien 81 The obi ous Sab Treas
uy Scheme sfef the anbcafd.of prfnacitv with whic
was Urged upon CongrcD by the Executive, has been
sfroird ~ the energy and untfnr vigilance n ib.
Wing Members ~ Congress molly aidrt "a their ri,
by e lrss rstioic srentons 81 thu Conservatives
sud fof sach Efforts and eserlions they arc entitled 10
The gratitude Of their country.
Eeseirfd, 1ha, approve OF the rrceomntcn aiion
Of the Wing Members of Congress fota Natoaai Con
vrnton 80 be holden Harfisburrh IN Dece bcr istl
fnf the nomination Of Candidate af Preslcni snd Vice
President Of the Unted States and we hereby pledge
ourselves as becomes all good and true Wings to 90
20 support the nominations which shall be made by that
Convention
Rssolrsd That the foot steps Of Andrew Jackson in
~hich hafbn an Buren, promises 20 walk have prov.
90 10 be the IyIani tread upon institutions the
currency snd business operations Of the Country.
Efsoired, That General Jacksuns promised reform in
the expenditures Of the Public Money aud the asowed
process by which he was 10 effect IN the appoint
meni Of tower officers 20 perform the same duties ~
the several departments Of the Government whe Teas
he has appointed IN many instances more than double
the number and increased the Expenditures Of the Go
sefnmen from thirteen 70 thirty FIVE Millions year.
which has proved that his promise made the ma
tons Ear only but totally dsrcgarded in the fuhlment
RrSoired, That we cordially approve Of the nomna-
tons Tor State officers made by the State Committee a,
Montpelier and that We viii use al honorable means
10 effect their Election.
THOMAS n HAMMOND, President.
J.S.. o VIII WIN Wee Presidents.
! = S S%eS', Secretaries
's3s,2sl 600 See Van Buren, Message Of last Dec
Editor Herald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

50 fcrings snd tho expense Of the revolutionary
wsr. II would not be proper TO 70 into fail de-
TAI Of them At this time. bot | would mention
few Of the most p'ouieeni particulars. SIR. We
were frequently driven BY en- enemy computed of
two nations. Britain aud Germany oiten pu, 10 ibc
worst. md borne down With hunye, and ftiruc--
bot al tho sound that Washington 1os oomisr eve.
~ lads bead was up and we could skip like q
Yonog roe or har, upon the mountains Of Bether
Neat day after the retreat from New York. thfco
hundred Of ns ambushcd ~ field Of buck wheat
and ehs'ged upon The enemy 1000 IN numbcr lard
Pot them to light. giving three cboets under cover
Of our smoke. Bat passing over many things.
would Josi mention that the last year ofihe war.
WAS captured. while on board the schooner Wcszle
plbett Fannag, commander sftericn DAYS severe
suffering al sea BY sianstion and close couhnc.
meni, was sent into New York. and pot on board
TIE noted old PRISON ship. the Jersey aud vas there
dh'en from swill barrel by soldie, with bis bsy-
ouei' with this louguage,-"l on Id yankee,
you are going to rob the hogs are you ~ only
mention ihls as general specimen Of our treatment
might also mention that IN Elk years and eight
months, eleven thousand Elk bundled and foriy-six
prisoners Died, On exact account being kept. And
now slr' shall the rising generation DO Indifferent
IN yegard 10 our national priyllsgesl ] look witn
peculiar iniercet to the rising generation. think
II probable attn the Oldest man in this Convention
J am soon TO go of tho stage; DO, leave more
ihan three scores Of children, grand children aud
great grand children. | look also with interest ut
the rising progeny Of my countrymen generally
ANA shall these barter away their liberty for
song indeed. sir, if they do, it would seem fig.
urailveiy speaking, as though the departed spirits
OF ali The thousands who have fallen victims IN de-
ience OF our country will rise up in one mighty
PhaIanx, IN judgement against them But sir,
hope better things. though thus speak, and things
that accompany our temporal salvation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK MARKET

e, SATURDAY, June 30.
REaARKs-The two steamers brought us the last It'd.
ings received from EuropetheIr ARRIVAL was noticed
iast week The affairs of our country have been
oi most interesting charactcr-all eyes we're turned
on he sublreasury bill that question disposed Of
and IN manner highly acceptable to the commercia
public Stocks and money have all improved, and al
though we are In the dulest and deadest OF the
year confidence is greatly improved, and the prospect
oil business Is much more cheering.
G'a,n-Ihe reports from all parts Of the country for
abundant crops is most favorable and has already had
decided influence IN the markct.-Corn has declined
and 1t difficult to effect sales % cents weight or
measure Rye is also dali al 30 to % cents which is
decided d fail Oats, no change-and nothing done in
-honey-ls getting mnch easier the banks are in a
very wholesome condition, and enabled to take all
cholce business paper ireeIy.LOans on good sioc
are TO be had without difficulty Capitalists ha We been
wa'ng to Know the fate of the Sub.leasury bin which
oeing settled they will now be disposed invest their
lunds. Two large oaning banking institution are
~ RAPID progress and viii shortly be organized and rea
oy 10 DO business The Bank OF the United States IN
no doubt shortly place their Branch here There is
cry Indication that IN the Of very few month,
There Will be decided change for the better in all mon
leo operations.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
ny THE SOUTHERN NAH o, RMS
MnHNINt.

cosoPeaasRss cf tls n y Jsrraal Of 'cs,,....
"Asnisotos. July 5ih
be Interest Of The session has sphsisrA w t..
ho'hng remaining bot dull details ct .mpor,.nt .,s
careful mAtrts The great qnesl,sns. VA winch t,c
Eune ~ large were Concerned have been put Al ,e.i
he sub Treasury scheme has been Allied Ia M den
uiHes How many more lives u may have. rrr,s,ns A.,
Dc seen Those who tAik e carving il 20 The mem,
WI hr ibe iasi mcn VA tr world 20 mention A. b.C,
.sem Is ih'ng which wall be specially kepl lo,,
Va. people Al the messages and spsecbe. o, t,s
'nvJcci have been OF N,il bc closely secured tr, M
Pep'e eye ~ boxes, chests safes vaults locks hos
bars, &c There danger that this great sa,ir l ~,
altogether lost sight Of before The next session C c
gfess oon'enes Some new trumpsfy viii b, Thai
time, be got Up ' y ''''
lie proceedings Of the House oday were .nrei.l,
uh,mPofl'nt No new Sui Treasury l,ll ss e,rsoptrd
to them iut ttial and execution
In the Senate to day, Mr. Webster presented , n.t,
uoh' feiy numetously sgned praying Congress L. pro
woe by law against stssnboat dIsastcrs
ne bii 10 repeal part OF the second section of the
Hc' "fgan'h'ng The Indian Department wa. read n
third time aud passed
Mf Hubbard offered a resolution that AT the scco,d
session oi each Congress the Senate should orocrrd
WIN lhor eaander Of private bills of the preceding
session ana originating in the Senate in ihe sam.
manner Us II there had been recess Laid on The
table after a brief debate Wv
Aef some further action private bills and IA OK
enslVe discussion, the Senate adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
DISTRICT WIG CONVENTION.

A Congestion cf Delegates Of the % Congressional
D'sirei Hoio te several Towns IN said Dsirc; called
"a pursuance ~ The Resolutions ol Rutland and Add.
.sn Couanes, eanrensd a. the Congregational Meeting
fgase n Efsheon, on the SIN day 0, Jgly lsB-
The eonrsn''on was called TO order By The lion Zm-
10 HoEs, and uPen motion
iioH Thomas ID Hsmla0na wss chosen Pre.ident
asHS APP. 3 A M'',a, Wee rrs.iessu.
IN Newell Secretaries.
Ga molian q Sir Hess committee 81 uts sp-
Fein'sd 70 rrPon Resolutions 10 lhs Convention. Ia
PNfsaAnus Of Shich the e. loving named seateH.en
NsFe sPPosniee, va MIR Hose,
Mf fosi,
eir Dana
NJ Warner,
Mr. Oh pns6n
iias COnyeg.oa prooes eed 10 Adopa ths & lev nr
AEssiuisons otere6 ~ MT Hove
kssafFed, That ~ psesenl whs s,s os,rs,sA a ,as
sessn, AefNirssiah hs iasiied 10 iaks seals A rs
i~ss q the CrarsHiioa
~ nsaios- no oo1FeHhoH ysossedsa e asErnsis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
MARKET--Monday, july 2, 1888

At market $50 Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and Calves ESQ
SHEEP, and CPS Swine 90 unsold last week About
80 Beef Cattle, and 400 Sheep remain unsod
PRIcEs, BET Ldtie-Last weeks prices were hard.
y supported and rednce quota IONS on some quail
ties first quality at 81 rs % ; oecond quality a
90 third quality - a 75.
ConS and CaireS-Sales were made at S27, 80, 50,
40, ~, and S45.
Seep-Lots were sold at 25, 81, Q rs, %, and
50 %.
Sntne-D Dull. Prices evidently tending down.
ward, purchasers refusing to pay the prices asked
small lot mostly pigs sold at l-2c small lot selec-
ted old at and lot of pigs averaging about 2jlbs
each DC AT retail very few sold, old al l.2 ., pigs
I0a II.
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New York BuIls Head Cartle Mnrket..Lulx >.

At market GOO Beef Cattle 90 Cows and Calyes, and
about 1900 Sheep and Lambs The sf cattle offered
were OF good quality out Of coo offered, $40 were
from the South, ana the balance from tins State but II
WI be seen by our quotations that there is decline
y cts per cWt IN the average all KINDS Of beef $50
We sold at 10 $40. Average price no.
Cors and Cotres-'Ihc cows aud calves were Of a
far quality, although further decline was subnt,d
to, and out Of W offered, W sold at 80 SD
sales dull
Sdeep and LdraJs-Sheep beginning to come in
rather freely, aud out Of 1900 offered about 1000 were
sold at 30 10 $3,50-demand active
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senatorial Tick
RrTiGSD CoUSTY
ROBERT PIERPOiNT.
WILLIAM G. KlTTklDGE,
OBADIAH NOBLE. ia.

The above named gentlemen are all well known to
the r.cr1en q this county, except the candidate for
Treasurer Mr. JAsrs aud necd Testimonials OF their
qualifications al our hands Mr. JlSrs, we do not
hesitate state, Of high standing in that part
Of the State IN which he resides, 10 integrity and
ooectness and other qualifications Tor the office. Mr.
the most Of our readers will reeolleoi a member
of the 24,h and 18th Congress from the fifth Distinct
and was succeeded by Mr Fletcher, Jackson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

n. Y. Daily Express Office Saturday Jnlv 2
as Inc session approaches ITS close confidence bcns
10 revive There al be considerable Improvement
" money matters as soon as IT Is known taat no further
injurious measures can be adopted. There is a good
zeal OF IDLE capital that will seek investment The
prospect OF an abundant crop throughout the country
wan no doubt have the most favorable inhuencr on tie
Market "a 0
Fonr-lss declined full half dollar since our ast
Inc prospect OF pe crops has the effect 10 dcpress the
Wheat Market Buyers only purchase from hand to
mouth.
Uool-ls without change
= .Honty Na1hd-Ihe fate Of Mr. Wnghts b Il in the
House has gwen little confidence IA the Money Mar.
ket but there viii be great change until Congress
taearrtHi HoAey-ls worse, indeed there s every
ihacaon that an descriptions will get better. There ~
however ~ little business done present that Lul te
money Is IA circulation.
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Did.

Al his residence, in Walngford, on the 30h Of June
Lent Ives Esq in the 10th year of his see
lie was soldier Of the Revolution, aud had learned
IN times that tried mems souls the value Of that lib
erly for which he toiled His was the patriotism that
never warered, but burned with a steady flame from
the hrs, dawn Of American liberty the last days Of
his life.
Ills the heart ihsi fell for the woes Of others he
sympathised 10 their allctous and his hand was eyer
open 70 relieve the necessities Of the suffering
Very few are now living, who remember him IN the
vigof Of manhood Such knew him ss q prudent, DIS.
erect and perseVering citizen Firm in correct pfnei
Ples be was an exemplary morasi, sound IN udg ment
he WIS deserysdy valued by his ffieads sad neigh
boIs able counsellor ia their sssus The vicious
passed him not, without receiving has fspIoOf The
erring no, aniregusHtly reclaimed BY his friendly
lcmonitonsi ana those gsfancs made ff.ends tLfy
h.s inaBeaua advice.
The writer pfeisDds not that the subject 81 this no
tee vss iaullless No, he bel a HgH. Yet his
friends delghi remembering his virtues snd would
present them 70 the public ioF lbeT emulation Com
In wslisileld l2h June Nells Haobcoek saed 90
ia Bcihei, June llth, kiuaoH Melissa Babt4t son u
sImon and Emily BztOsi, aged n na9nihs
A. fsWsi "a the IN last Nj feief sssYrns SVsd
- yesrs-s fauioi q ihs kstouiIvn, sHa a woIih
sna Fssfcclsts elt4cn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

~, July !,
The defeat Of Mr. Wrgh,'s bill in the House had an
instantaneous eficc; in Wall street TO improve stocks
and 1T will be seen that descriptions up four
per cent, and all stocks improved more or less The
revival and passage of the bill in the Senate had had
very uniavorable effect on stocks and carried them
quite as much as they have risen. The public are
ANXIOUS for the adjournment Of Congress MIR Web
s'er declaration is perfectly true, that the people from
one end OF the country to the other will rejoice most
cordially when this session closes Money matters can
not be IN worse more agtated state, even if no law
passed regulating the monies in the public Treasury
The various plans that have been proposed discussed
and acted during this has had the worst pos
sible effect all monied Neither banks OF
capitalists, borrowers or lenders, have known what
course 10 pursue, contracts TO great measure have
been suspended. The merchants in the Atlantic cities
have been unable and unwilling to make any sales 10
distant points of the country, owing to the hoHd
dltion of the Exchanges
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DOOpS q SEtD8S
JOSEPH BUTTO.N'S ESIlTY'.

ST7IE or TERh0NT, DE ii Remembered tina,
Court held at Rutland IN SAID District this - day of
June A. u. less.
Present WV. HALL Judge
An instrument pupor,ing 20 be the last will and trsa-
ment OF Joseph Button late of Dandy In said d strict
deceased being presented to the Court here by Elisha
lapham and Anna Button the Executors therein nam.
ed for probate
ii is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at Session of said Court
to he holden at Rutland the lGh day Of July 1sJ.
and shew cause If any they may have against the Pro.
bate OF sad viii for which purpose il further ordered
that copy OF the record Of this order bs published
three weeks successfully IN the Rutland Herald prlut
ed at Rutland US soon may be.
n u. TOWSLEE, Register.
true copy Of record
n D. TOWSLEE, Rcgishr
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NV ORLtANs Jnne u

ing TihmPA rs goes the fra Hatd So eoes p.e
CITY, not he State '-rworood the Whig csnJ,dsta
ior Alderman, was elected yesterday by a majority of
Two to one over his Locoioco opponent The vote stood
Tor lwogood, loo Durrlve, 1c, scattering one Such
result ON the eve Of our stale elections IA prophetic
mo may well be set down Wing victory being IN
dcatiNe OF The final issue, and pTognostc Of certain
success l-.fdp -
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
NEW YORK DAILY SALES OF PROD

MONDAY, L. NJ.
ftour-On Saturday we noticed a fall In -four since
which the article has fallen again Sales of com mon
brands western at 80 and OHIO % fancy brands 20
cents higher.
Grain-isye has fallen sales at g. cts for American
disliers now offer but 80
.7SioS-Pols firm at dollars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

One Of the passengers lost in the Pulaski was son
Of the Hon. Arthur Livermore, of Campton In the
midst o. the grief of the family, intelligence Of the
death of younger by lightning in the school house
OF the village was brought ;hem.--G H. Sent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
VI ARIkIED.

=, IN Ltlleon, Mr. d. a. Kmbl Of Burlington, to Miss
Martha Hartweil
10 Pom.rc June l-th by Rev J. Hazen. Sir Lew Reed
Of Brdgewser Miss Clarssl l. Chuael Of The former
place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
kid - In @ e y ,

IA al - Oes.
pURT & MASON keep constantly hsHI COM
ID flee assortment Of Nj aaI Moro Shoes manu-
lac ure by the h'srs M.asArid, anI warranted sute
H1r ~ sHy thlgs Vi Tie saI so.I "a his part - tue
country.
k'J sni Morocco Walking sloe,.
Cater Boois
freLch. suI Common kil Sli,t
Missef, hii sips.
Misses, all Waking sIaes.
ChAareu.s BIZ snI Cu.a shoes AL Bootees.
luiaats SHOES. a.. &c.
Ruuand JOY 9. 1915. %
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To W.loin q may CONCERN.

- @9WFsE - EFFsHF NWENNf 10
| dthLbf csnsiy ihstl have giToa ny So. - asan
saff, lif tao nGt ~ Be- tEeaiy -oao gezft II ssa
snl 'hai no' eaia h' ssse nor be osible Ter sas
dthts be Pa oaitrscf after ials data
Rstssd lsig 2G}g ORE FISHER
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SAMUEL IOSTER : EYT1TL.

STATE Or FEH.fONTt I'D T. II remembered that
D"hiei Of Hunanf, g. - 1t o SPECIAL Probate
Court hell 81 kluau1 "a said dttFlct t.., - day q
Jply,b. 4. 1913.
Present WI H4tt, Judge
To ell perons concerned "a the iate VI rspue Fes.
ter irtc ol N 10 ] -bor decessei. GAtFrtse
HAot0f, heary Logeloy, aluaistrst @ q, Loss nun
oi ihe estate 81 samuel loiaf, pr3qVts G. Trrsf a.
account OF h % nitirst On of SID es.ate asI sees
be- sfcnuUi a-aiast saiI s.tsto o. ullaurf..t .-
Df4elsf, tHat tll1 account &c sniuI 81 court - a
fefa1 thereof 90 De- hole4 81 E4tiaeI in fa1 .Ilifrt
90 ae iffi fpnIay ~ Agsut ni, anI tbaf s psFfous
e.ncergt1, De- eoth9l % aptar ~ ,sI ne aaI Geo
AMI sAeN rapte % any iasJ nay lste frll l.e allow
anre g saai s'r,uni sod ihst copy II he stove
l'r hf ga,ara-l hres weeks suecsss,is 10 r.s Has
la1i iiffali Prliel 81 Rsuahd ~ ro1n - snsJ DO.
IT. y. TOBsLEE, hsylfer
tfat cor e rse0r3,
p Auo.;. n n TOJgsLEE. Rsgisisy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
Pine Humber.
Joiner. fools.

TUsr teesiseI - JAMES BARRETT Jfr variety
j Of BeBcA AL deulhss Tech.
Ruus4i, jay o 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
List of Letters Remaining IN the Post Office
mt Pittsiord, VI. July 1, 1888.

NJ Fltsioius Nt'' July !, 1883.
Armes Phinehss Baird D1rid &. Woolcytt
Amss Wan Il. IBlgloId Req 5.eea
tutlef Guflbcd, Leonard Richard
Dasrou Joseph. Ncrscmln Mnomas
Dsleng Almerob. Aiurry Ggi.Lert
uuuon Hiram, laiior Justin g.
Jcmner Asa SULLIVAN Daniel
Leach Mlftln knoal ; M
shuihH Jefferson, NOUFsc NIihani,
Stewart Ehza g " Woodruff ALVIN,
rs IlcCK Claftssa Sire 'Itts Jlmcs Mr.
Oshmef Mary Drs GanscrR D.
Osguod lizard, Gotham Alamo,
Pond LebuloR, Guilbett Lucy Sire
Pond Mary Mn, Hewitt MANS
Potter James A. Harmon {. Blerk Co.
iaiI Lias Baflys Lewis "a
iialhes Aiirsa, Barlow Bethey Mrs.
ADDISON BLCk. T.. NJ. Pitlsiord Va
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- Ii o e. - Ii % a..
Com mission Business. }

'INlE Subscriber would inform the Citi1ons OF Rut
land and Its 'ic,uity, TINT be hos opened SHOE
SHOP IN the corner Of ia, Green 10 the OH Masonic
Hail. where he 'nonds 10 keep general essortmen, OF
BOOTS u SEIDBS
which lac will be cuabitd sel much lower than hero.
tolore, for promp; pay. The Stock bcng furnished him
on commission hc can give credit ~ only where
the bills viii be paid promptly
lie has now hno Sowed Gentlemen Calf Boots Of
5000 and Poggod do. nj Sf0O--l.adics KID Sps first
quality, very low. lie val soon make nJiions {, his
Stock and hopes 10 attract the attention Of all those of
his fellow ctlcns who wiling 10 let Ice a. eel as
10 Ice.
BENJAMIN FAY.
Rutland. Juno 20, 1898. %
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Fourth of July Celebrations.

From a., multitude Of notices in exchange papers
this subject all over The country, we should think
that this great IN National History, must have
been ceiebrs ed with unusual enthusiasm throughout
The land
THIS IS it should be- IL is IN accordance with the
Injunction Of the Father of Our Country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

III Soldier Of The Revolution, aged rs ycars)
Alluded TO in the proceedings Of the late State
Convention,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-06
AS. FsrOyger a, az.

AVE just rsseivedat their Furnishing V.rs-,,,.
a. NO. II Camp street, by recent arrivals tiom ~
rope and the North, large additions to their stock
useful and ornamental hor.eekeetluy articles
iectvely (they beeve form an assortment more
al and complete than isto be found in any similar
iIshment known; consisting of e''''
SILVER WARE
Coffee and tea sets; pitchers Walters castors can,
tunoiers and goblets table and desert forks
table, desert and tea spoons; marrow and gravy nv ra
govt spoons; sugar tongs; sugar. sa,ce and SOM Ladies'
atter, fruit pudding and fish knives; Djckle and Josar
knives and forks, napkins, rings SC prncinailv fo,,
the aanutactory of Mr. b. Gardiner of New York
whose long established reputation for The n,c.,'
Of silver is sufficient guarantee If its s"o,a
quality. po' o'
Plated -NARE OF SHEFFIELD AND n1p-
MlNGHAM.
ca ana coffee urn tea sets; castors liquor and cor
aal stans superb candiebras, and Epergues with mir
ror pateaux for centre of the dinner or sumner fable
waters round and obong from to IL inches heef'
steak and vegetable dishes; rich dish covers cake and
bread baskets; dccanter stands; mantle anil chamher
eandlescks; wine staners coolers and syphons; tec,n
Ter labels, cret corks tea straners table BELLS tea
Die egg am, mustard spoons; egg boilers and stan,ss
toast races, &c.
SILVER ON STEEL WARE
Table and desert knives, forks and spoons; SCUM and
sauce ladies'; butter and fish knives, cheese SCOOPS as
parasus tomgs, vegetable forks, etc.
IApANNERY
Fine Gothic Sandwich an round corne, walters. in
sets and single, from 10 81 inches; do of babier gci
bread, cheese, and knife trays; large upright plate
warmers; spice, sugar nd cash boxes pressing cases:
India tea tables in ncts calles app,,ed and Of rich
tortoise shell etc.
An extensive assortment, among wnci are Astral
lanps, al hronzed d gilt aud OF rich cat glass; arllc
Sa's do do, each plain and with glass pris,ns very
spledid cut glass do; hronzed and Japanued side NJ
bracket lamps
CHANDELIERS AND HA!SGI.,C; LAMPS.