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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09
N Office TO THE PUBLTC.-Unloundce
v rumors of the undersigned having sold out
or discontinued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,

GARDEN SEED STORE,
No IS Custom house Street,
Having been most industrously crcul lted by self.
Interested parties the subscriber begs to assure his
friends generally and the public at large. that he
still continues within two doors of his late,
former stand to be furnished with tull and OK
tcnsive supply of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds, of the growth and I'M
port Of the present season. 1897.
Since the early part of September, he has re-
ceivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships Vcks
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York By the Missis
sippi and another packet, he is in daily expccta-
ton of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots having already received invoices thereof by
mail
The subscriber begs further to assure ths public
at large, that he is at present well enabled to
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds either wholesale retail, as he ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest and most reasonable rates. by
tho pound weight, and gallon or bushel measure.
Catalogues, cithsr in French or English, NAV
always be obtained personal application a.
usual, to WIN SMITH,
Garden Seed Store, IS Cuslomhouso street
NOrE.-A constant supply Of Bird Seed either
mixed or pIan pulverlzed soup; herbs and Shakers
dried herbs,-wth supply Of peas and beans.
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A Card.
Card.
ORLEANS LITHOGRaPIIIC ESTABLISH
MEAT, 50 MAGAZINE STREET.,

OPPOSITE BANKS AREA
NV GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w friends and the public OF New Orleans, fo ths
patronage bestowed hin. for the last Gears, and
be leave assure them at ali orders comn:iied
his charge shat! be pune unlly atend 10; he will
u.uu keep the office open during the summer. and
shn he ALWAYS ready 10 strike off merchants crcn
lars, bu >iness and address afts, funeral maps
pun., and drawings, OF every description, the
shortest notice, and the reasonable terms
Icing assisted by art ais erir other establish.
nent in the civ, aud from long experience in the
photographic line, he feels confident u giving eut,rs
! satisfaction.
/; Apohecaries and druggists labels executed in
good style copperplute engraving, and one
tilird OF this expense. iva
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A CARD.
TENE undersigned have opened house in this city,
Il. for the purpose Of trunsacting
ENERAI. COMMISSION BUSINESS.
OFFICE, No. 10 GnAviER STREET, Ur STAIRS.
II L LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf, Miss. will be continued
in the above name.
References.
Godfrey ; l n;,dta & s"" New Orleans, La.
II b Hill Il Co, Louisville, Ky.
John NJ Gilmore Nicksburg, Miss.
ln'uip [ Ho @ntps" Ger, Co Grsad o"'' Miss
Sins Lillard, Nntchez, Miss.
New Orleans, Julv / 1888. jyl2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

Nt.N FEO)kS.
,NAFcLEoN and his Irnes, by Gaulingceurt, Dule
of Nlcenxa, in vols.
;, The BIT tsNhiFTEN and other tales, by the o.
Hara Family. in > vols.
Iokl1DCk'S Jaunts and Iollitiet or, tie hunti
hooting. facing, driving, sailing eating, eccentric
eNt'a asani HApnts OF that renowned sporting ciize
MIR. John 1orroeks, OF ST, Bosoph Lane and Gre
Cornm s:ree,, III VIOLA.
HEALTH & BEAUTY. An explanation Of the
laws OF @row nh and Exercise; through which plea
sne coatour symmetry OF form and graceful cnriase
OF the spine and chest prevented, Ey John hell, b.
Jus; eived and Tor sale by
WIN NekEAH,
osi20 If Canp 4 Common Il
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pnRrRA1r PAINTING.

VII he will remain short time in New Orleans Tor
the purpose OF painting portraits.
Rooms corner of Canal and 81 Charles, in the house
occupedhv P,rnly Il Lyon, Dentists, where specimens
of his painting be Entrance in at Charles
s,ra., mas I'm
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EsAVANA SE.GAKS-JOO,0UU Of dier~ni bfhi.ds
SLATER & IRIER,
,rsli 40 puydrus street
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A CARD.
NATHANIEL TOWNSEND having located him
self in New Orleans tor the purpose OF runsacting
General Agency and Commission business, would re-
spccfly solicit from the public share OF their pa
tronage.
Having house in Texas he will attend To the trans
acting of any business that may be desired in that
coultrv, and will guarantee PROMPT and unrcnited at
tcn, to all business entrusted to his charge aud
faithful application lin accordance with lnstrucuonsl OF
all funds that may come into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, on Gravier stree, opposite
to Rev MIR Clapp's church, and aiIinng Gihson's
reading room. siga of the Texan Consulate.
NewIOrsans, November 25, 1887.
References.
Burr Wukeman.
Alvarez SKI Nachez, Miss.
RM Slruth ST LouIs, Mo.
J hn T Or y. Louisville, Ky.
r John Tee c, II Evansville, Ky. n'28 6m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

.OSAN---5 barrels kosn inning and for sale ~
H. 5 & WHiINEf,
rntt1t loot
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STOVES--64 Stoves landing from ship Huntsville,
- some Of which are OF entiel new pateris-aso
80 Dr. POOLS patent coal stoves; Is Lonlca cooking
Stoves, in store and for sale by
SLOCKE s. CO,
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
NgESSHS S 10, kE e. Co, have removed Their
,SH Shin Chandlery uni Hard Ware Stock OF
goods FROM Nc - Old Lever, to No. 8 Front ieve"
where they offer for sale and xtes3vc stock oil
goods received by the aearrivaIs They also continue
:hcir lna,.uactor. Of Copper and sheet Iron and I'm
$50. ~ - ocil7
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JOIN CALHOUN ,Comptrolenr,


nv
IA The basement floor Of No. 1913 julia, next
IA thu Of sionr stree; suitable for ohces
i5iim or store rooms Apply on tue pienscs, or TO
e W CAMMACk,
.,,, Cuial Bank.
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1 LIE 100 casks Philadelphia Ale, AtGofs Era@H
{ Il jug, rcceiv, d. mud for puie by
} u BLlN " a FOt'EHi
jy2i 80 CoMhoh street.
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

Removed from II CuslemheHse 81.
TO NEXT DOOR To ST. CHARLES THEA IKE
CORNER OF PoypnAs s.. ST. CHARLES STREET.
anaQ-l832.
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corneR OF PovpnAs g. ST. CHARLES STREET.
au.9-l83a. ---.-----
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
M n Toulouse st,-By Mrs Hoffman.
vu,IIiS house is spacious and conveniently situated
L far men of business, near the Levce and the New
The table will be we'll supplied and attended to, and
j,o churge moderate. ...,,
Ronrders wishing to have lodging, can be accommo,
dated at different prices with commolious ternshed
rooms Boardcrs will have the sat'sfa. ton to h'ee'
tere persons s,e akig the French, English and span
~ , ,nrmaJrs aug23:3m
PENSION BOURGEOlSE,
Rue Toulouse. ~ 10, tenue par .Nie We. Hoffman,
NET etablissemeut est spacieux et sc trou'e stue
jnres de la Levee ct lie la Nouvelc bourse, cest
dire an centre des ataires.
La table sera bien fournie, proprement tenue et a
I'm prix modere. ... 80. ,.u m
'teux aui prenant pension dcsireraient logger au
'front.' des appartemens de airens priS men gar MS et
lie, pension naires auront Tag temcnt dy trouyer
VIC" i"i. 23au
FRENCH RESTAURAT.
HE bscriber, late ltestaratenr at NO. III |har
tres street. inorus his friends and the pubic,
chat o,
!satnriay, 20h Octoder,
lie Will open NV REsrAURAT, IN the theatre ar
'cade, Between camp anu ~ >""''' ''>'' '" ~
Arcade BRths. :.,
NJ B. Dianers and SEppcrs prepared to erder' win
despatch and punctualty, either in private rooms al
ghe Restaurant or private houses.
ec;Sg-iln
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gyAMIIY HAMS Ibis c0uy asred aniIy Hans
u Of superior quality, landing ttem ,ieninlohf
Monarch, for sule ty LAfET AhiELoS',,
Je26 II commerce s'sss
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JEFF ERNON AyAUEN1 7.
NDREPARATURi To Jefferson Col eye and to o'a-
ers conducted by b. Granet, l. |. d.
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the rose of the streets and the
ralting of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
msrts. The Junior or elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French ana
i n EugG+li-rhe Senior department for LAIN Gfeek,
Mathematics &c. Punctuality, order an discipline
are strictly enoined and observed An
Terms. Juno, Department, per month; DIV
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ENLOUR-l00 bbls best quality, mad, of new wheat
Il lust landed from steamer Car, unl for sale by
u DORSEY,
z.,, e Now
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EHAVANA SEGARS-:uS bag 3 Of eIetn celet land
4 ing from schr Liberty, aid 200 bags N stor
for sale by SLAI Err g. ThlER,
augt4 AZ Pol drus stres'!
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9ENs-Just received large a,ser .rsn q VESSEL se
osr n nav m beautiful article, made expressly for
stationers Hall RS a sales. felfs Barrel PEN tHlfs
Nos. in J, and Ladies' Per- all warranted and Tor
egie by r,&yIT, ,,fy,rS co.
New sofk aud SttttnGers Hall,
q ct
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NEW ORLEANS tpMAltitClAL INoTi-
TUTE.
Peace street, bt,reen .Non,u and Casaculvo, subj
| .Mor%say.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
PiIILOsAlDOUS

Dreadful Disaster at Schfnec'ady the celebration
ofih- r-crnt anniversary attended 10y disastrous
suits Ia schenectady The Democrat confirms the par
uCulaIs aud says
"Nphrs occurred 10 mar the festivities, until th"
pyr.iechnc exhibition commenced M the evening
Ih- apparatus for tins "Shihton placed ~ boat,
winch lowed out into the canal hnsin twenty or
tht feet fom the .h and crow drd with boys. AZ.
ter thu discharge ot fsw ro kes, The manager let off
what termed water tpCk"t, which after perform
my several OF destined serpent ne motions N the
ter bounded back III. boat among the rock
els still uudi,chaTSrd hni Caused them all at once In
explode All The ind,yIIuas standing round nrat
them were NOR less huru"d-Som" OF then
v-r-ly In uidsi 81 their agony they jumped into
thu csusl, aud the most uf them Ia Tia, shore IN
safety while others drowned. The extent of the
calamity IL not fully known, rs It has been found IN.
pfscihle drsin OF all the from the cSual bs
The bodies oi three young men have been discovered
which dfradfuily dish.ur~d that they could be-
identified only b. article about their p-rsons -
/ Their nsn-s Theodore Allen, John Rogers, aHc
. -Johnson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
For Me Herald.

Nj Epnoh Should you deem tao following wor.
thy of publ ton. you will obhge one oi your constant
traders by inserting 1t ~ your valuable pdprr
Among the any oisagteeablr customs which exist
~ our country towns there IS one which deserves rsr
risy {" ~ discnuutruanced, sud Ia be- foSnrd upon
by every friend 81 good breeding. aud true potenrss
rrtf to- the Indecent and tac-tul habit vii ch ma
e the male portion al community have, particular
y the younger part of standing the doors of Chur
oles, before aud after divine worship obsruc;ing
the entrance to make them alinust impossible, and
presenting very orntdabl- barrier those lrInale
wishing tu e. and from Va, house of Gud. A female
cannot make her cgress from the sanctuary without
pu hing through solid phalanI oil the masculine gea
der liher she "taia an entrance without much
difficulty, and jpstug about She has to encounter the
gaz- at herd Of supirtons aud go,c' s. who
stand ihere tor the express purp srof canpns at the
(fsfd'n ilr espfess'"n) Nothing can s"rv" more 10
-anbsrtass and t, abash young lady than behold
csnpsty of men with open mouths aud staring eVsI
andiug upon the ~ rr AID around the door 81 pN
lac buk iug, through which they are forced 70 make a
passage
Yet this IL weekly occurrence. and notwithstanding
It's ru.tcitv, so'u'-s eyes almost eyry day aud II
Is astonishing that uch custom, repugnant u NJ
lt-n-ss aud so much at variance with h- rules of 4,
fn' d tie. shot1h have pr, valrnrc ~ the land
In tht hum opinion Of he writer, II is ntolera
bic breach 81 You'd mat.ne and those who z lily
~ thus deserve rather 10 receive the tile
oi hoprs rusiics AID clowns. than Of aud gentle
men " wv much dec"tuuS aud gente;'nhl h
would II APPEAR # the males should suffer The entrance
10 churches aud other public buildings To he tree
and snud at a spectacle distlnre That this, with
o,h.r practice, e the like may be abolished
I IN the land il the wish nd d-sir. of
PUILOsslDOUS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

Brnthsf stons II the verrs vat Sssrfman, hss npen
20 snehst yv res bsnsry sPpn -cfihy feiis~ ca,
n-n. Mf Foot. Il th, tawa rrp~ettag probably 10
,r~, d~p,osh hi- Unfertaaai-iy however, eur NEG
Dor 81 the sts,s.n,,n siwsvs fAA. altogether his
.sahs ~. huls gas probably, MT onl, very rsEy,
ha. bad bat he dsah,le.. ioigcts 10 y'i-',
,erv onrn there ev,n gats ~ fAe pan f,sot
fellow shAr cannot bat have pity hm sr.
count e the bad company h. has assto9 "a, snd hs
consequent nssniG,id motuGcsilrns, and petpleirs
,,iii 1t b~coa~s or duty chi him occasionally tor
hn wsywatdnss II ,ss" snofsi isw" witt Us 10 pa,
on = great d-si VI chant, fs wrskef BfeiLrcn
whea IN trouble let them be ever naughty
Ncighbor ; 1t seems having been spectator and
attentive listener inc wondrr) e. the admirable Ad
d~ss II Mr. Foot al 10. late f.utth Of July orl.bsou
At Cls~ndou Springs. wherein ,r . alluded with
much severity 10 the fo, sacy ofthc pres. th.
Try. h.nc,ed, probably, taat his. (Hr F.ots) remarks
ton e'oss ~ upon him (Nr : 10 escape notice
For 1t ws discovered that there huie writbng
and tS.,,ing aud thea while the interesting ora
tot ,,ng the lash this subject
But the sagaeious editor admit. that the newspaper
press not Whist should he, snd its conductors
uisciuf- Of great from very small quantity Of the
raw m,t~ri'l' Quite discerning, our neighbrr, in
this pari,oysr AID he doubt ieels little cha
grn-d that be has made many efforts this wise
and always utterly faded III. materials probably were
mo- only rather ran but ola diseased and decayed char
aetrr Refrain, therefore, Brother Stone hereafter
from attempting tO make gen, out Of raw Iocoioco
materials.
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pLAN4s or 4I.-a pAPLA.

o. To sutorlefs 90 Tie 'lagt SO hsii s-bscfLefs
s. 20. of 81 % ia advance
C...es t.ts ,ot papef al tBc Ocr Sl15. Of 81 -
advance Individual t40rufJ.Ts ~b" t4Ae Ls Iap-f IT
tle Office ne sstnF.
sgbsc,be 10 whom papers Pseasges - stare
the
~.l,cfAets ii. southern and -"Uthsfy i"st En9is.
io uo pspsts a-tsftd uJ Garner, a. tisf df.
s. 90 iu t,ss ii'ing 90 90 f"se e'f H pcsasss 90
s,ngy 81 IS 81 - cts Aiu be u-ov Ia s4ch
~ho pays .otaure ~ one e ssihofssc 10
,saas Isfrut bsfsain n ih folte ps1iisi.rf
snd aul~-s hig ifs 1ds Nhnus in e"as zoo
tlsfs trrs, ant ptN promptly us Pybh'f ~ii - "bist
o. nhIdfa Dee c4ffcr ff ti+ f.ts aHd tieg eii i4tr
o. 20 . hout ite 10. COM g. ils oiif go 90
. tt.sy -tuas ~ho issta t,s fsf-' sbd 80 eets ~
p, ,'af2 ~l ue ohage4 Les 80 ~-@oA - TIE @~,''
NJ p per d,so0uuug'e Hhih al aHsafss"s air ? ~.
eHgt sc p4Oislss ceLtlDeec ssi ~! A'ttf Nh u
pad .
CT To Adssusrs cnttusfs surh ~ Sefchat''s bs
clsos Ae te psY.sltf ansd sssssi tat A"y hatr a.
sdds0Hs nc.cesnt ~ istof hita ~h ttSf rssts ifol
essf, part o. tas C0suy b.. eifeyistiss 60 rsn
lsfVs 49, rsssi, $685. -s-i - tS--'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
MoNEY MAaKET--ony News.
n Y Monday Inl,

] y
IIot and corrosive as the weather -, and huir a.
people, are inclined d. Ousinrss ytt r'rfrpce t.
The stock market It vii he that lively spft pre-
walls, aud large operations have h-rn made ! he 40
ipurnmcu o Cougrrss ann lir pfospertn- r-sum Pu"b
Of sp~ce pas uenl- by southern banks, give P'opis
courlgr aud conhdsucs
Dutu-suc Exchanges are Improving, holders Of
Souih.rn Bank cstLhcstes eel only absolute com
pul.,on Mon,rd mcn are invest this drs.
cuptuu q psP-r
Although inany e the banks gave out that al rev
souud legitimate psD-r l. disrpuutrd itr y,spc u Hai
fact the b-s scerpisurs That cold co. can be- usdr
were thrown vut day al t4r Mahh4gAH Bauk
Mnuds, + VI
Steck,-The Week op-n-d siib COED d-al "i sc'F
-, Th-r. wrrs however, Considerable hue,uailnu. -
, me siocks ~.nt down While aihers sent up The
g~n.rai iseling Lowes- -, Wss better
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DIED..
Y on the 9Th May. Anna, wife

In Whit-ctrrk n. Y. on the 9Th May Anna, wife
of William Gllmur-, aged -.
Ia Burlington, on the eth inst Capt Evans Chance,
n revolutionary so!d-t, ng-d - yrars-On the Illh,
al tie Group, 1iaIohy. OF the Hon Timothy Fol
lott. aged yeirs.n Shrlburn The 4ih at .ne
ld-nce nt L.vi Comstock, Jun Mrs Abel Anderson,
widow of the ate J'hn W. Anderson, and tighter of
Daniel Comrt"ck, agrd 5o-ln Hinrstntg, 27th ult
hrs Lucy Am wife Of Horace Cook aud daughter of
Thns & iil Esq of Charl'ttr, aged - In Milton.
on the Jh The residence OF ms u, MIR Edmund
Wilmington, ngrd 90, formerly 81 Watert"n Mass -
Drowned Ia the Onion R,'cr, a quarter Of mile be.
low the luwtr alls the morning Of the Eth inst John
Jacob Townsend oldest son Of Samuel 5 Townsend
OF Wn"osk Village, sgd II yaers and months
Al NrNfinr on the 24th ait Mr. Joshua Davis in
the s!hh year oi his ag". Mr. Davis spil.r Of
the revelation, and of thu first settlers of SeWfane
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

~ i!GH1Aiso AT Hoar On thursday lssi some
vh-,r near the ~ az ID hour +. " and while the sun
shoHe with ~ usual behin-ss,a ilr po"t OF cloud
,hp up mari, the slagr, very suddenly, and hard
Is disc rnsble, from which burst forth one oil In" most
rt,- nJuous -ireiic shocss thai this place, probably
svr witnr.s~d One branch Of d-scrDdrd To the top
OF atgr sycamore tree standing within about two rods
OF nur DIV cling hou.. and about the distance
from thu Painting Oic-, pursued It's COURSE on The
lee. uf the trunk down L. the ground, without any sls
sl- fracture appeared To pass of to the rncc
ear hy split open .nd married post and rail md lac re
the aIid .-slns 10 have been spe,i The shock was
and nearly Frustrated many r-fsons nc al
Nv Hut fortunately. no one rscrised any InIrty, e1
cop. ,tle hsrnr,. robbin no happrnrd probably, ,c
y he'd upon the branches Of the tree, which
found under II sh"ckingly msuglcd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

PrSs.rIvaSI. The Wing Governor Of this State
he. taken the proper "rr.pon,ibtiy Of issuing his
Proc alton requiring all banks Al tins Common
wealth on or before the 18Th day OF August nrIt
sung III. date hereof to resume aud continue The
esrftoa of their respective Notes bills aud Other OBJ
rsou. IN r9ld ard SILVER CON, according I" the toe
intent aud meaning Of tnrH charters And, or the o-
pose Of aiding thos- Institut,ons ~ the accomplishing"
Of TIN. aud,be inject, deem proper to state, it"m
10, information have ob.m-d. that their snvency and
c,nttsi condition is such euttl- them 10 the con
hdence Of all who hold lisr notes their amount OF 'pr
Gle on hand being largely increased and 81 notes 10 CIR
eulatian much Diminished since the suspension oil sPe
eie payments IN May, icS7."
TIE Gov iur'b~r adds -
AN persons bodies corporate, who may have vo-
lated the laws Of thus State, by the emission aud eircu-
l,an Of note. Of any denomination under that ct i've
d.isn commonly called "Shin. pasters TO take IN
..a, measure. E the foil and honest redemption OF
the .an,e gold and silver com, such other ample
equivalent shall b. satisfactory 10 the holders Their,
81 under pam 81 the Trnsles, II ths notice BE- not
e1tnrl.d with IN reasonable IL a be the dui }
oil I'll COED eh1,ns 10 enforce.
"sh.old ih. requirement lie fully and promptly com
pl,cd With tho Commonwealth viii b, restored to that
Sion VII Or. eo'aP,s~d gold and .'lyer if ell sum'
undsf and Of not., Instantly convertible n1' sleeir io
all sans. II and over five dollars The result OF the 81
tempt 70 improve the currency will then obviously he
that the ony paper ,.surs 10 circulation and not con
.tri,ss ip,o ,,ece at the place whence issued, vail b
iAo.x II tie Ssuoasl Government"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
TNE ONE NAN POWER.

For nine yeors past, th. Executive Power Of
this Gustfnmcnr has been stretching Itself Ia liz
utmost extension, ~ order 10 expand aud nmPliiN
~ poaets. The hrs, great strde WAS ~ the as
sumption If the power Of removal by the Grazing
vacancies pnrp"se to I'LL them "uh parilzsn-.-
Ff,m the moment his blow wos struck, the Exec.
uti,e assumed an undue aud dangerous Power over
The Constitution. and from lhiS assumption has -
,utrd all our ives. The Balance "i The P"Ners
e IA. GnNethnert vR. thus d.sorfsred. Nher
The Executive eald n lax, The rspOnsiLihfy' or
.,nI hn. PROTESTS to M" S'ua,.. ar demanded nn
ExrUNGiNG - ~. RHc.Rp his one HUNDRED Ohre
Holders 5ecgmr he Body Gaatd 10 cry 'Ail Han
We'll D"He :" This l. ugh :" aud srerSarns
'hs BODY Guard drilled The people far a t.e Ia
Ia a compliance with the VIII of hrif lord aud
Msri,r. The that part Of the organization Of
the Government which cott our iuf~iaiheis ihe
musi difficulty 10 make compatible with mr. Re
pubhesu InsituiioGs. ct once rode "t"r and i'de
down ih.se Institutions and ,hc sc rolo, fie JHtto
f The one man.ppwer uf the Government, became
The L.W of tie Lsnd. cun'e'e'ug 10 himself, D.
"ihe R.pt...utsii.r Of The People ell the power
II the People. tho power of The Seuale, aud The
poNsr The HOUSE. even aiming al That time b
de-. h blua si the Judiciary ~hen Sc "A lh'' care
Il "a. oon'eutrd rbst ia. Esecui,e bad tine power
tn .iuko dead The pfocess & he Cpari, by reno
,lng he Mafsh,i "a -hose hands Tie prnc'ss "ss.
The ansL.og popularity II GeH Jscks"r. pop
ols,ity onl, eqnsled BY tho snsi',isn 81 he s"i
d,rrs of Mshuipsi for lhrir chief. 90, 81 naPsilt
for tb-,r. f,r ubile sanctioned oil ihs-s things.
Th. freud. IL Consultation. LsWs, sHd Order re-
,.led this itnaiicsai bot "iirD an VAN. that ~
4. ah,ie that msny wers md0eed in believe. that
ihe ZANE d-s,iuy. ~ th@ asis ~ ruled By ""e
man ---,f Etecnt.s de.go'lsn, def ING l"puisi
ugh'.. snd p"pOsr e"n'lil"i'au''--. ee''''! ""''
srebly relrag lhr-. .ioanh. IL tl.s Gohs. ~s. con-
.u., unen 20. OR h'e being tt 'sl 4" be he rom
naI frte Of gaal ne .-ssje1:iga 10 tx 'sLA q 90
nSa.
/ Tie moaasni. ksseser. Mr Nsn Iaren took Get
,.shscss p..es, 10 Cara vi ni.i'sr. ge'!' sae Q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
NATIONAL EXPENDITURES.

TAcfe hss been sn'n- 'ni-spptchension and de-
pu;s among ;he pubic lnurnals RS 'ec'ng the e''
teul to shich The snnusi Disbursements OF 'he
F.d~fni 6uyrrumeui, have ben locfe7scd during
the lssi Tea ycsfs. The f'"~ins "th'isi state
meat from head quarters will se' The mailer g. rel
II vas Communicated ,o Congress, ~ ss'"ef !"
ir."l.,,on Of inqoifs "a fha'sdsy Of ls't "crh
The sse.t.f lad before the House letter from
tie Secretary ,f'he Tfessafy. IN sasset 4" 4 re-
olaiion 81 the 25ih install. .boNiBg the hui"oh's
of.spsrd,tnre. e,closlss OF the public dcbi. fioa
1924 70 1855. They ore a. fOllo~s. viz;