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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

u. =. CIRcUfT COURT, thursday feoruary be
fore Judge Edwards.
Stourdsn va Shrridan--This was an action
brought by the psinuf a Spanish merchant Of this
ety. against Captain Sheridan now IN prison, await
ing his trial on charge Of robbIng the schooner Au
rora (which he owned and commanded,) of n large
amount Of gold The Aurora was wrecked on the
coast ofNorth Carolina as was alleged ptrposely by
the Captain in order 10 defraud the plaintiff Of the
gold il being consigned to him. Sheridan was ar
rested on the double charge of robbery and piracy,
examined before Judge Belts, and committed TO take
his trial in North Carolins, where the robbery was
committed Sheridan, Il seems, deposited this geld
with person in this city, who refused 10 give up
except TO Sherldans order. On this account the pre-
sent action was brought by the planufi, to recover
possession of the gold. The principal evidence deem
ed necessary was the proving the hand writing OF the
defendant 10 the bill ofladlng This was done By A.
M. c. Smith, thepolice oficer-and the jury found
verdict for the plaintiff TO the amount of s4sH
CouRr or Comaos Pleas, Thursday February l.
Before J uoge Ulshoefier
PearsalI VS. Jenkins a. Slmonson.-Ths was re-
pleyn mt 10 recover the value Of some furniture, al
legged TO belong 10 plaintiff that was levied upon and
sold together with expenses, losses, DC, &c IL APP
reared in evidence that the defendants Jet or under
let house or part of house 70 MI Ballanger, the
soR-in.law Of the plainiif; mr. .. became IN ar
rears for his rent and finally meved into house IN
Commerce stree t After this the furn IN the house
he ocoup,ed was seized upon and sold by the defen-
dasts pursuant 10 process or landlords warrant.
For the Plaintiff was alleged that some OF the goods
seized belonged 70 hum sno MOI 70 M law, 70,
own the goods because he stood By saw The SEIZURE
and refused "a become security for Mr. or the goods
in order 70 prevent tn beng taken from the house
Moreover the Defendants were poor, Bot INDUSTRIOUS
men, legally engaged in the recovery Of their just and
lawful dues. The Judge charged that this was .
question OF fact for the jury 70 determine 70 whom the
property belonged They found for the plaintiff dam
| ages S25.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

a T1TANCW SILL Or'T-s person wishes u
N puroksse or the ~ sfMav furniture furnsh
Rispdedte. jie-fws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
M u N Il Y M A IL X Il II .

The Recorder.
See the Report Of the Trial.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
.Thi- Arisiocracy,

The Baltimore Chronicle rcmafks-"We have often
been struck with the exceeding ubsurdty OF the char.
ges made again,, the Wing party of being led ~ ars
iocTats aud lordlings This system part of the
tics OF the Locoucos and we suppose drfe nd,d on
The round of its necessity as men generally excuse
Their devations ilon the right But look at lis absur
dny
"Mr Clay, perhaps. undrr present circumstances,
may bs considered the most prominent, OF the "Whig
leaders the Locofocos choose to denominste gen.
tiemrn Of talents connected with the party owes moth
ing 10 the accident of birth fortune lie born
IN poverty and his first efforts 10 obtain high place
monsst hls fellows made under the stimulus OF
indulgence and want lie has never forgotten his hun
Bile origin lie is Of the nObleDen OF nature but
neither the exalted honors of which he has cen the
OBJECT nor the homage which is cordially paid to his
commanding energy aud talents, has ever made him
roghnt or ptesumptious Even when at the zenith Of
ms lame, the republican simplicity Of his
ed for him the title of the "Great Commoner" name
foil oil distinction and renown.
''Mr Webster, who occupies position Of similar r.
al'aon, was OF origin equally humble. His father was
plain unpretendng daily ter of the soil poor in the
wnfids goods and not even an ambitious dreamer MIR
Wrbslefs whole life aud conduct in con.onance
wth The condition from which he sprang. His manly
and even gigantic torn tells Of the and health.
inl labor which gave rapidly 10 his nerves aud 6tied
han for the luxurious employ nrnts in which his lie has
been spent, After passing through all the dazzling
paibs e politics and nship the simplicity Of
MS taste. has led him return 10 the in
wheh lie passed his boy hood and youth. Like Mr. Cay
he is farmer.
oeh Harrison, u Is true, traces his blood 10 q
snt line Of iliustrious distinction lie is the Of a
signer OF the Declaration of lndependencs.-This is
indeed a patronage worth covetng But this circum.
stance did not satisfy his ambition lie content
with the renown of his ancestors Before he had at.
tanned the age OF manhood, he left his parental abode
Tor the dangers aud trials Of the Wesi-lhen no -
wilderness Ills whole life there, has been a life oi
iso"r OF peril OF honor And now in his old age this
arlstoerat like has illusirious compeers has sought an
honofed retirement in the peaceful pu suits of an agri
cultural lie
"lhese are the Wing aristocras Of whose lordly dis
poslon' ana fapaeous designs, .hs present party in
power bad the nation beware.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

heard fon, sue IN mcfi sssts uh nsnftes sfr mote
Than deobicd. Last years Loco Foco msiorites ha,.
generally dsindicd inio nothing AND many assne,,
levnt hitherto strongly Jsehsoni ave- nov ,uo.sl,
Whg In ihs county owing 10 spt ~ ths whie rAhk,
10 The snai part OF ihs cennV 'hr locos have thete
lec,rd one Senator but The c"anF b decidedly itte.
tucsaay ana ioie'ei wing Old bennington battle
ground shall never DC stained b iat lous, Of oil Stains
locoiieoisai.
+ on fs CeeGgsida
v.,,oont h,. dom, ,,ti, IA, ti,. re.y,,. ,....
. r 49, e,,,,,y ,,,, of,t. o.,,,e 'sh.t. - -
80 c.hn,I a. h., c,ri, y,,s M, a.. 49,, " y, ~"
-; e. .,n,d ,,,nc,o,.. 4, a. !. ,..,,,,,.. ~ ~
80 ,,,b,. me hammer of y,rt,ry o,5 80 "a, -
- 80 n,,nei,fs tLst sbo pnC,,ld =, ts."., us
.rhs III. ,,a,.,,.i edv,nt,re if.,, -, r,..,- A.
-. ,i.s 49,. r,n ris,', il IN, nnn 49,"
,ss G,n,,n dis,,ci IN, NM /. No. sct,,n inSS,,,
IL, i,s.,t s,,c,,,b IL, ,hs, ,,i.,,,r, 49,, ,,i ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
,..,raa, rmprs,,nea,.l Ia casass.

siaes a.. ssrsvsl az Isrs Dsfhaa'. the Csasdisns
spprsr hsss sad tbs sstless 81 INTERNAL ssn
gsaesinsHis.
The iaos usFnactni wufks are rrplecied on 7aPstf
81 -.fs be fpa~r fequisi,e faf ,rir esus,fatuon ~
10 - atsinfd 10 nai stated Lord Dsfian VIII hardly
pa fss etgsaes az hs pocket, add SrrAi bf
lAsn tsAe ~ 10 not sdfAncc manF milh"ns mote
CT TIC brneEi II distant Colony opti ste 10 assured
Il eas hc tasde uere profitable u hst than - has been
fer ystts past
oas Il In. ;isas of improvement. 70 70 rendrr he
81 Ls~snee, above Montreal. nsvigaele Tor ships aud
thea mske ship canal fton lAke ttr Ihts PROJECT
has found especial favor With Ci.sssisna i~nds,
~he f,isctang Themselves IN advance, with the T.
eve hs; thsy shall at thrf ~hsfsrs shPs d.
rect IRON London and Liverpool
The lsiess plan, however, and orc that appears The
feasible a. connect Lake outsrfo al he bay 81
Qginls, vita the GsorgiAH bay Of Lake iloton
Nature hss vrty nearly affected communication be.
the great skt- the route proposed and all
that - ntcessaiy RECT The work u 10 unPt"Fr the
ntigsiou tic tfv-t Trent Coz which gran, has al
i.sdy hsrn made aud construct canals al a small es-
pcuss betNern Gsargan bay, Lake SINCE, kiee lake
ave the river The distance hoin Moauesl o. lake
urou by this $40 miles less than by the Wei
llud canal aud iak- Esic w. Bssaio Jeur.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
Votes GaG Governor.
RLCAPlTgLATlOH.
iilncoe., 10 towns,

lae hiine Election 10 over md there is lltc doubt
Of the election OF the Lpcoioco ca date for Goycrno
We give below the resus lar as they have comc 90
our hho"Iedge-inlroducinR sulta bio preface i'
NC record, an extract from The Portland Advertise 81
'l0nady, addressed u he HhgS ami Bhg PTess,s %!
u UatHe
Il ieord o. Caution Remember that there is no knew
iHs who - governor until ofer election.
Remember that Maine has a seabosfd s,fcioitnr ).
long coast OF hundreds of miles Tar grestcr % cyie
than the any Other state /. the Uoion All
along this coBst there Hle body 81 nuLle officer, 400
the employ aud pay Of the Geneisi Goyernreni-aI
eager 70 sustain the National Adfninismton-io ee,t
J'ln Fairfield, tue Locoloco Member ol Cossr,ss. g.
Remember iAc Importance Of election md Tie ncrrl
us'" - have the state IN all rs branches su2Y1h the
l4hiHisiiaiion 4 Governor, eiqhi member. 81 Con.
SO a"N me"'rfa % both bfancLes Of the Lessl.
'' 4i' 10 ?" CHOSEN uHd The Legislature sail chooac
D'F' ,'s' Sehior 40 place Of Kurl " iiismsi Aoss
80 ~ o'Nt' expires On The ia q. March. Eemem-
va, d" "he proportion 10 the importance u the e.
''Dp nave b,0h the means used ty tho Goyefun~Ht
~, H''1e''' - secure the State - The AcEin.sifs.
ne exeitions of the administration psfy have been
u"P4ia"erd Money has bren cole from Oh gusf.
S 81 Tue Lhion tins eide Of the Potomac and -Hpcn
ecu 700, Win LIBERAL and unspsfing hand. The ID
lH'hSTahuh has done every thing that could b. COOS
~ sustain hss4-and II II - not sustained Il Will De-
pecaHse tue Tree he intelligent ths unho1gAi sud ua
Suysb!s ifreHen 81 MalDe are stronger isn ihe sup
P'irfs ~ Nie administrations even thoagh tcrd by mo
LiseuiTr, ihe National Tressury and ;he bsrsi cos
u.euiions Of hosi ~ the STAINED friends Il hs a.
SiiN'hsl4oH N dinetsnT sfstH1 n the Caisn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

Tho elect. which took place lao, vcc& % N'nr
ieE Governor, Delegates T. the State Lcsslaiofc t,J
Members Of Congress, il Is probable, has tc.u,grd m
favor OF the loco tcco party. However much the %
be regretted may ultimately have The ciIcc, be De
sired 10 stimulate the friends of Liberty 10 more tucf
setic action. We have proof upon proof, weekly. dali
IS and hourly that the Van Buren, party have generally
organized themselves thal they can upon an entr
gency, call into The field their whole legal strength and
mach more as is necessary out number their 90.
ponents, wherever aud whenever the difference is small
aud the par les urc nearly equally divided
We have no doubt from what NE learn that ever,
voter in The state who could be depended upon - up
hold this prohIgate and oppressive administration either
BY tribes otherwise, brought the polls u. tho
late election in Milne il is also believed thai In,
election has cost "the party more money than is ord
nariy required to support the civ. list Of the State
year. Now, with such neicen1ry party TO contend
w'th, no tue Wings, attached to the real democratic
principles Of our beloved country can hesitate v.s, %
do. They have go, 10 contend like faithful aod.er, in
the heat Of battle; and neither fall back becauie they
have partially conquered lay down their orm5 be.
cause the enemy has fled They mus, pursue End fov,
them from every position they pretend 10 ho!l pcl.
cay, in the country.
The Boston Courier gives returns from ga towns,
The aggregate of which, will be seen by tho ,,1e.
inent below, recapuuted. addH exhibited by counteJ
show, by comparison with the votes OF last year On
astonishing gain by both parties On the whole Of b.
41j Tie Whigs having gained about g. 900 and Ito
loco focos something over 5000 Hence though W
c1nno; but applaud The exeftons Of the WAlg. vs.
they have been oyorpowered By tbs meIccnaries IN
shape other. The returns to come in may ,urn
the scale but we III nix not Coz. Kents majority las,
year being only i57. The v y majority rs will be
seen this years. 1868. Be it remembered, however,
that in 1886 the Van Buren, party had near 10 Q0J
j'Fity, and taking the two yeas together Ito Wigs
have gained - oo0 but st, thia year the siH.asf,
'ion sill have smal! minority. We have e7.H
under these Giro umstlnees, but friends in Maine.
w'iTyeI sc ne Up TO the help Of tho Lord asarr Tia
mighty"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

RctoiHgH ansoag he Pono5soots The remnant of the
Penobseoi tribe. residing at Indian Old To~", az Is
land IN the FsnVhscot ten twelve miles above
Bangor have crposvd Gov. htean and Lieut. Gov.
Neptane, who we're elected, according TO imarm0rdl
ussgr, fr lie aud elected "a their place Tom" Soc H.
Governor, sud Captain item f.irut Governor The
charges against the old Governor (who has held
the Gubernsutal char . y.Ars) and b,s Lieutenant
Neptune, were drunkenness aud iasoyious conduct
The revolution was attempted two three years ego.
bot did not have the consent Of the neighboung tribes
Of the 81 Johns and Passamaquoddy Bot delegations
from those ibrs spent the last week at the Island aud
having investigated the facts advised new election
which has resulted as stated
Al the last sccosnis lie parties had hos'ed their ser
srse banners the party having adopted ag with
red cross and Eve stars, bot act Of violence had
occurred The popular, or democratic party, were
Jocing over their victory easting, froeing, and max
ing merry with song aud with dance, IN which the
squaws were permitted 10 anticipate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER Is. isas


Vermont, as heretofore, has it'nmphea The de-
luded followers Of Jacksoasm. Van Burenism and lo
co Foeoism, IN the late Election. The Wings have
earned both branches OF the Legislature 10y increased
sreng'h) the Governrf tifom Elk t. eigh, thousand
majority the It. Governor and Treasurer by equal ma
ior'es They have also carried three members OF Con
grr.s, BY from two 10 three thousand majority H. the
other two Districts the Elections are 5, close that we
not yet enabled 10 dciermn, 10y the reforms wheth
the Wings or e Loco Focos haze succeeded. The
probability that Fletcher is reelected IN the 5th DIS.
uet, mud that there is choice in Mr. Aliens District
the Wings having two candidates
The subioincd returns will show the sale Of the
Election 10 relation 10 the House OF Representatives
aud The votes fer Governor far as received
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

60 n t.s - f.sAsrss,s .ss.-s, ~ ~ rsrs t.a
isss sa'es iaag d g. shass ~" issiaaiif -
tsga. A. isi Af1a. slstv - ~ steA ts1aE t'o
~ 49, 80, ~ H. ~Aes - ts asstrs at Hi'
rrs see ssas bisu isi .udassiy fet - tafai hsfls
ssa 80 ssass II tlssn rcrs etaff nafns'
h 70 lees roe naalcsiss % bal sfian ITEM 81
in- thssa es-rsi. i~rs 80 slsyva stsf iej@e ,n"'
,,n, ,mS,.tdas, o. s..dsrs th~ ataisrauea q las
ts. u - taessM STAT te IS - fisssnFssia ~ti
ues seSsaset ~. ~ A. ibqasst hsla orsf iss
esdr 81 ti.h snS trfdset t.pAsrrd that hr "osmf 70
A.. as. ts ths hands q as a the tAFes fistsn.isn
Nessu.rs bas besu taAsn Sf,ag hc afsBssfs ~ 30
s.et 81 he asst ptrus al ths cfraissl eeufl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

livery Dooy knows that the present Loco Foco ma
tonaI Administration, deals in nothing but specie ex
eep, OCCASIONALLY when they issue a few millions Of
Treasury notes neither based on, nor redeemab- n
specie They abhor bank rays. and especially do they
.schew every Thing connected with that Monster The
u. D Bank II yon doubt,
" Read the following II
THE Nurrtl. CossuMmArrp The Rank n ,Le r..
h1fd Stde' q Fenasyiranta, and the Treasury Depa,t-
mont 81 L'e United States united.
Inc Treasury Department is now issuing drafs q,
the Bank Of the United States of peppsyIvsmo 80 We
nave sen them And this, before that bank has re-.
sHmed specie payments What shall We sec uext ;
N'eSo'as b'dde the Financial Agent of Levi Woodbc.
~ Secretary 81 the Treasury Such is the fac, opd
II canno' be gainsaysd The bankrupt institution la,
OIL Two or three weeks ago was asserted In the official
organ. would not, ooad not Iesune specie payments
Oh Tue monster the moHopOlizer that shieldeh her
cell behind the cotton bales OF the South ill.,, ,nn.
kihs the purchaser Of men and voles like csrtle IN
Tue nafAei the sducsr of members OF Congr... from
lhsT duiy 10 their constituents the controllrr nj ~,
pub &c press the corrupt of all corfup H.,
'efwss established amid tree peopl. 1ih-s. are
FN VI TIE ePitheis and hppelatiuns thst have be-u
upon Mi bodle bank by those aud their friend,
nho nave entered into treaty OF snty whether d.
ienslse aad offensive or not, we DO not know
nat "iii the Democracy say 10 this And VIII,
esh "e'ei 'helf servants, Who have eonsummated the
nePhtIs say N explanation, but thatuis "A FAIp
BUSINESS rRAN-ACTlO. 90
nhrfe our sub-trrssary -your parati3n from al
eshAs-fouf divorce scheme now Abandoned igno
'' spAnaoneai AieF having kept The country
-
IheGi OF the country ~ WV
IL the "uninrd eIpedient' 10 be abandoned md u.
u'ro one 70 be Tesofied 10 2 We believe so ~, h..
!e'e we pTe1nr pc has already bee ,Aa.n an maj
zoe No bidd!e aud lis bank the nsesl ssent Of the 90
'siomen'' Son, therefore, will tie Democracy !,
cared upon 10 'Afpa up tbeiT caps and shout iIff.
safiah i"f hsfun Yea Bufva. aud Nicholas nidd4
C6c a. iedrralists -N
such ~ TFeal 81 al Eoi br Inconsistent On the IA,
. o. ttuse lu IL uF.t a. -
that - hstnc IN - ' =
hs s'as 90 The part Of Tie Loco Focos i. declare.
- " Vie sph-urssafy OF Aalionai BanE That,, =
hefrd 10 wlsh WondeIl1i perliaaeiy IA. yrrv -
70 Our iH.ne'' that they are nov playing unf bor
nav Gas no ssfiHs' u they And they cannot es,,,
i-eH s1o treasury scheHse. thea they tnt,nd M 80.
oct sPeH'y iof National Bank We Go not doubt ~.
ibe HsonssAi The sOTd Of Command ss~s from 49, a.
ee1r'' Mansion ne shall hno the faithful All -fi-
,Ng an ne yeots,rps, a. "a aHiy b0sEd Shouting 80,
A@r@'Hy, seJ-sesis' e9aeessioa Frey tsiAg for IA
e~sse-AstAfAg yor neA even incl1diHs oar o.,
o'@P'o-issg iFs.nc the kdhot Of tie Riesnoaa -.
sa'fsi' whale ne sse opposed 70 ssusasi Bsak. ",
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
Frcm The harrington free Press.
Al Hail Vermont
Give me the cups,
hno let the kettle to the trumpet sneak
me trumpet 10 the cannonier without.

ri
ne canhoHs 10 the heavens the heavens 10 he c,ril
me recent election in This state, taken a. whole is
loeed cheering indication Of the steady onward
OF those principles and measures which are .veu,u,t
70 ieoetIn The hdliOn from msrule and opuression M
mite SNOW VI strength which the Van Hur.n marty
mace III inc legislature last year is utterly anpibaed
ahu mat 100 under such circumstances as 10 lea ye
no nope OF ever retrieving il. hOtwIthstand,ng Coy
Jcnisun had rendered hiniseT very o,u,.i,u. ~ -
'"Nns ny MS course on the Canada question last winter
SIN he Is reelected b. Triumphant inaiofiiy n ,
'ess Ush PIX ulouslnd-a gam Of 1900 on ,sl ye,,s
Vole. ia some OF the largest counties IA th, Siste
see LOCO foco representative iIdcars the existence
o. me pItiy while III four counties only out of linz
i"'iteeh, nave they carried uIaOrtes Our ouuoprnt.
"-u "'ru "at by mastering their entire strength in
''e ""3 "hefe tHe whigs, rey ing upon their know
MAJORITY would be ind!irrcnl aud careless they mai,
90 sHPpine 10 theif candidales la other pia
- 10y nave brought questions not in the rcmo4,t
u'e'ee connected with the political Questions Of te
14yi eha enersFored - divide the wings upon them
w" t"e EliH hope Of Cutting up IN detail But ~
uiS 'hey have failed. The WHY'S Of lie .isie L,y, r.
msined united, aud diafnissnq ali oaesions bal Ie t,
one !" controversy, have Leel a. they always viii be-
H.rsi s-HilaF circumstance, t.tfOrlOas
"e mouse last year consisted Of Zi5 mrmbess. 81
"Aol" ~ were wings and - locolOcos THIS yeaf the
''e.locns may possibly number Is, all told
N1T Senatr q wiil be icc1eet~d consists Of Thirty
ana the ocnilcos ten. We have ost one 10 Franklin
one "a NHlliendru aud one Bennington fby mean,
o. sP1t hcEetsD aud have gained tAfre m Ofabye -
NO 70 one ls as strong any party ought l. be- far
i'' convenience sake, N either branch.
f'On he Beaniaz,oa County HLig.
The snnas d election scarcely flrnshr. more ,or,
P.eie 1na total root than The Locus have received 10
tss sn,s Gov Jsnis0n maj Iiy csnro, IAN sho,t a
W. |-G' 80 !af.e Wing gs.a IN nr.Iiy ever t3zn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

d. moi hessa,s 10 express THE telsf tbsi " e Gsaa.
eial qasets aod smptss No have had the uansfcent
81 the rphc haaners ff the las, two ~ three yeafs
wiI shd e. htsne, sad vt Nv HdSle hecour the
baancfa sgrnt ~ The Serefunsni, and have the en-
ifc oentfnl ~ The Ensnces, VIII add greatly ~ the
character and rrVats that Department Of The Suvrfp
nent. ~ great sAting - IT. and d. much towards ~
sNiag ecn6tenoc ans fastening rtiuin Of gsnersl
piu~pruty ..sscDess1s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

Memory = nrishbor Of ours who was tsss,in: a
~ico"ln obtaining pension, called on WIN. Adams,
Esq Of Chelmsford, .ud wishing him to come 10 Low.
sri distance o. OF MILES, ana make a deposition
before Justice OF tho Peace, relating shat lie knew
o ber husband services 10 the revolutionary war lie
eac accordingly and made deposition and when ash.
&c Nhs' was . pay, sad received my pay than
" years $50 ior WHEN was IN the service lost nv
Doaey,a an NY friends end mcssmaies made II up to
M 'ss ",-'"' husband being one Of them and he
added, II could help her to pension would ride so
aoss IN addition 10 what have done -Loneii Coyrsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

-'SradAys edsies to a Yank.e--"I ne,ersava van.
kes asi old 81 bolt his food whole like boa
tof nov ein you expect 10 digest food that you do
net ,AAs Tie trouble to nasiicstei It's no wonder
you lose your teeth for you them nor your
olSe'1i"" lot you overload IT, your saliva for YOU
stsno u on Tue carpets instead of yOui food You
fsnkres load your stomaehs as Deyonshifs man doe
b" eait a. iull as 1t hold and as last az he can
P'eh u IN with dung fork. aud drive off; and then
you comp az th'i such load Of compost ia too heavy
,et yoe tel so1 what, lake half the time to ca
"a' 20" 90 u crawl ehsw your food half much az
yoo 6 'ov' hiiay tobacco. and yoa'u be well IN q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

Oss9jri F.1s "a Nen JSrs,y.-The FIRE in the New
;rt'.y s1od' We just learned from gentleman who
lie" Sordrhl ~ yesterday, ia. increased 10 most alar
ma: eiIeh. Nj hons ri property have ALREADY been
sonss'"ed space OF % Hiles IN length by II an
esssuth' taroagh bus..ggion and Monmouth Coz con.
ssHts emery g pine GODS ard cedar savanna i. nav,
IN sia'e OF eonhsgrsuon The cloud, o( .mok, are
seen wr"! .1i',s III, and al ngnt the air s He'd with
'a bisle hat diais the The gtAss and wood,
are 80 ?ac"ed from the dtourht that the flames spread
with hshin.ng bs rspidy, pre,en,ing at nent scene
OF unparalleled suthnuy. great macy houses apd
ihop'ands Of eofts Of wood destroyed and II Is fear
PeTlihsd.-h Y SGy 500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
" Nothing but Specie III!

Every body knows that the present Loco Foco ma.
tonai administration, deals in nothing but specie ex
eept OCCASIONALLY when they issue flew millions Of
Treasury notes. neither based on, nor redeemabr n
specie They abhor bank rays and especially do they
e,ehew every thing connected with that Monster the
u. > Bank ! II yon doubt,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

o'tsi fIs al FlflkH, opposite ihi. On Tues.
osy 'ao'eing last he ctisasse loutng nili. Of nex.
.AhS "a byfass' ind The machine ihop occupied
D. hessis foy HsI X sianei.h were di,eoy.,ed ~ ~
60 IRE in is- n'inu,es the lafee buildings ~e,. en-
tsloP~d % nsnsf sYd balrd all rIertons
'"fm' i"sg were soon frdne.d 10 cap Of snooldet
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ths ''''a lot .ying corn IA enc o. the mills
a. fhSle losstsesiiasisd 81 S, 0O0 hi-.sr, Poy.
"' a Stsra-sh 80" The PRINCIPAL suf,rrn They r,nt.
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ihs - usOle stock " is-o,s aud nachinrrv
10 s'vVs byrnes 4 N"~isnds los, sI3DOO Gtst
evnss ~ msrsh.ais "a Ssv Nott, 500 Man, fs,n.
e'Frudsa' "a IssH eIdy Ia bos Tot support S,xLurs
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