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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

Mr. Bonds Spefh The Hon George rondex, cr, the
late distinguished Senator from Mississippi, in nus let
ter to the Bond Dinner COMMITTEE, says
! n" honest, but mlsgnidrd and oeCe:vrd, people in
very quarter at the n"nn. required precisely srch
speech as Mr. Bond las gwen. to them from
darkness spread their minds by aiiui drniu gnyurs
sy cophanis aud Office IdeIs The acs res, npon rec.
ord aud m"y Toe found among the tie Gov
rrnncnt, none can wink han TO ser aud un.
dtrstihd t-m aud II there lie American citizen 30
bound ~ partzan chains not t. open his ry s IA
truths thus disclosed and established, such an one
might well stand Ms monument o. blind lnfatuntiun
pr'dnced on the human und by the blightng inhur nee
oi rship.
frankly own that for season, placed implicit re-
lance on the professions nf The late Chief Magistrate
made under his own 81 n manual. entered tn. Sen.
ate OF the Union with the fixed purpose of support
the principles hr had gwen 10 the nation and 10 the
world as the basis OF his administration hut soon d.
covered the discrepancy brtween these principles and
the praotce which marked the conduct of PRESIDE n,
Jacss"n witness d all, n-arly ALL which Mr. Bono
had SAID, aud loving Rome brt'r than Cesser cuny
To my county and den 'unc-d the usurptr
Many graf and b, t,r Than IN, sell tell into the
same err AID shared the sam" fortune Believing u.
de-, that the day at drvrrsnce from the iron prssr
of executive power unr-sr' med by constitutional lin
its,lnns aud sustained by paconag" and corruption
at hand, look with the most uus snlici tudr aut
cn.rring hops To the approaching elections TN the re
suit 81 winch hang the future drstni-s Of the reoubIc
Let the Wings BE- true To- the msrlv,s and the country
without regard 60 personal eI.ncss wbil
aust ever ing defeat aud dscomf ure and zion, N,
victory awaits ns
festival offer the sutoined sentiment to the conpan,
aud remain with great respect and consideration
Your irrnd aud fellow citizen
GEO pOlNDEXTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

30" mote y ChargiHg The ln1ians Sun, say. that
"hen traveller puts zap al Honsh.r Hote Ia, bor..
h'aN"h sha weighed and when iakrn from IA. stable
is sgain Wsigheo and the bill eharpra aec,ra,oc
weight H. ~ '''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

me cost Of issuing the 10000 900 Tf.s.ury Note.
uy we "''"fnm+hi, was u,tO1 None Of these NOTE,
"rre lrss ,sn o, aud ~ for tbe ,ngf,y,or ,sr',
ing ana s'gnng OF ih-n the Expense ainonnted 10 Al
economy ''0"'"''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

thist Justice !MorshaHs Horks Mrssr. Mun,op A., nd
20" bsi"n propose to publish by subscripon lar,e
'oum" containing The leading opinlons up IN quest nns
shall-B S' ''e''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

The whit Mountain Il us says that there /. no, =,
IN" PRESENT time, ~ the whole state Of New
s,"gT paper ~ The administration cause, hut IL prop
gOvrTnment-H o ~ Wv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

4, honas Moore, commonly called Free Tom
Moore. lately made attempt in open dnyligh, ,o
"kr 'hr ME of Grorgr D. Prentice the ed tor Of the,
Louisville journal The nttrmp, tailed. mainly owing.
v" ,""u'u judge IRON the want nf on the prri
OF N""fr l" accomplish whit h- the frnciiy To- de-
sign since ihen. both parties have published stat.
'ns ct The affair. Mr. Moore with degree of npu.
o'ncr whch II amazing IN civilized country coullv
aVo"s ms inurd-rous n'rnuns and his designs sill
enritanrd I" accomplish them. Surely there must be
inkhy IN the laws. 81 Their execution in state " here
man Is allowed 10 20 about armed tor such PURPOSE
and without the check of being pm, under honda
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

The bs' i I, LJs Guards Jlcob Chr,s,l.r E.o
We lat OF Washington Lite Guard. recently drd !,
Philadelphia, tine eIsi ycsr of b.. sp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

The Normons. The disturbance with the Mormon.
~ missouri seems 10 he assuming serious aspect. A
"urr from Buffalo CITY, under date Of Aug | !. pub
ishrd IN The 81 Louis CARTE, rays-'A disturbance
has broken out in Caldwell county, h-,wern the Nor
u'"n' ana other ci'iz"ns. have not heard wha was
me c0hnirnceur but il is stated here that Smith
going round with company Of from 100 10 50 aimed
men headed by Lyman White. for the purpose Of get.
"hg '""~ prisons who do no, belong To their Church
sign paper pr missing not T. modest thrm am told
maj they compel those 80 sign who are not willing
depu'a'i"n has .ei Richmond 10 r.qurs, Smith and
"hItr TO surrender To- the civil authority If they do
n"t $50 IS the intention of the Militia OF this coun.
~ 10 60 aud bring them in
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
Nsy es.rx heart

q Tragedy IN .Nssi'srgi A te-rhl. ,rsr DIV recent,
"ornf'rd al anton, Miss. Rr'~ing out # The late
duel heiwrsn Mss. iesrns and Ur,n. ~ ,b., H..
k~n'netnn. srsnge', h.pn-ning 10 h- in Can't,
spoke Of the duel and charged NJ Niirh.i ,boun ,h.
sfand ~ Dnn' with coSsrdic- and nnfairne.. Mr
S~'h"un rsh"d upon the k"ntpekisn for explanation
.nd hi nfi-n-iv- chsrr- wa. repeated A rhsu.n.,.
anh hgh' WITH h"~e knises 80 In ioe were tho con.
.~9n~n'es Both psfti-s we're dreadiaiiv and d.uc,,
sie-s Af Caih,an /. brother ~ IN. lion L. c.I
houh. rnsrnh'r e congre,. from Kentucky
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

F,-ss, f-ffssng A Josar sd,. newly marftrc.b s
90 OBJ ,s.a g. .iyos to h hssbana ~ thr e,ss she
ur,ir, ssi tbs iolIs~inz 10 an intiaate it'~nS
4 esnaos be ss,ishsd. nv Ds~isr fnead
url~,, yaur into yeut if~ndi, b'sn'n.
.aseh has hen ~ uuson Snh "'iue'
tho ,sfons srassttuts which tw-i'
uhh ihe hsvssa emotion OF pesuf"
my slfnn.i bupiiag h-su ] tell yon MY d'h'
husband 10 the meat anahle Of men -
! have nos bsvn masfied seven weeks, and
h.,. n.,rr found the lesa ressen 70
r,p.p, ia. d.y tina, PANIED Us Ny husband !.
18th persnn SID manners FAT itVm rsssmhhhe
, ueis, eros-, old. d.ssgrrssbir, ADD J"Aiohs
a,on.i-u ~bo ihink by eouhniog 10 sroore
a wife IL bs maxim Ia treat a.
bosom friend aud ecnhirn,, aud no' a.
plsy thing, msn,ai slave, the woman
l chosen 10 be HE companion N-itber party
h., 'ays, should s'~Av ohsy imP"emy
! An snrirnt MAIDEN aunt, seventy
eh~eriY venerable, aud pleasant old ladv
/ live. IN the house with w-.h- =, the de
/ hight of b.ih young aud old she is q,
generous and charitable 20 III. poor
I sm convinced my husband loves nothing mor'
than he does me; he haties me NOR
thsn glass, and his in,nscston
/ (fr 90 ! must call the excess Of his love.
/ nften makes me blush fr the unworth'ne,i
Il It's obIrei and wish could be more deserving
oi the nan whose name ! bear u
crown the whole. my former gsllsn, love
| IL ndulgeni hushand-my fondnrs
s returned, and nigh, have has
Prince. without the felicity ] find IL
| him. Adieu' may you be ss hlrst as am On
able to wish tina, could be mot
Apply
d The key to the sbov. letter is, to read tn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
, GEO POlNDEXTER
M-ssrs kleggrtt, VI. : Cook 5 w Eiy Nc

'|'T''Ht w
The Nm IAouas EniHg The enlightened states.
man wlthos, gull; he pitnpt whou, r. proocb mud
'he faithful public servant. Ono vii appreciate his
worth aud restnre HIM To The Senate &c the Uuioa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

PoigfD' Arr'd'1 Drnwn in Otter Creek in W.y.
Ntge, ou the 18th ult, George Wood. AGED ~ wears
also tIra smith, son OF st phen p Laihiop Eco ap.
ed 10 yesrs They with ano,hsr Dung man we're bath.
ing, when Wnod, sirsngng. called tor assistance 10
the others who had come shore Fearing that he
would e""E =" them II they touched him. young 18th
roo sprins into the war and told the il.r ynunr ,na
10 bard hun stick. with hieh h. swan g. Wood aud
irqnrstd hi 10 iak- hold Of II: hut no, rucc.-ding in
iis plan, he s-is"d him hS The hair draw hun on
shore. when God locked mis- srnnnd him and In.
both .s"k together They rns~ once closed in zach
rr- ,rns snd cr'ed for help but the yonng rn,n n
sh"te could not 'se u -n h-re they w-r- swallowed
up IN ss'rrv ersvr We'd found IN A shor, i'm.
Lsintop - about nr-e ~ finr hours
hos hsvr ~" young N all the bloom Of youth
len Their friends 10 IN their loss
"Th~ vnioe of this alarming scene
Nsy es.rg heart obey
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

TAs dead refies<d Coner... n, IL. LA, .i
Nnf 'fb"f ses 1850 on- fr she rrI,,f Of John IL.
SsUf' d-erss@e The g-s-rnnsn, h.. f,,o,.,tI.
eAse ~ . d'srs u "r'~nc 10 sn'horiiy and On
efoseh ga ,he rights ef tho governed bot ..L.1 =.
e.. .s', s,.'ga's 10 sIs'%h thsa power bsyoae ,As
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

.mP",'9m f'"s An ofh~er ~ tho steamboat Tech.
State that h~fo,- th,i vessel I.n N,.hi,o,L.. -,
frseh'd ihrf- AID we g~nrr-lis credited h., IN. To-
dams trow The North hsd invaded T,rs. in , ,,r.,
""s go i"'m'dael. h'5y. snd were driving the Whit.
P'fSsNon heiffe ihsm In great ronsiernaiinn Tn.
m~n at 'ened'oh.. mad ben ptlIsy.d and h,r,, Nd
.. tie '"hsHiishs driven from their horn.s Thu. .,,
"inR fumof has 'is origin pr.hsbv IN .nrr in,o.S ~
cor nearly every wear
10 aaH Ton {" he shove. ~A learn frnun the Or.
Hs"' True Amere.n Tbs, Pr.sia.at Fi.n.too b., "a.
no ne p'"e.msi'''a nsilins aat the mdnis ard ,h,t
C~n Rosa had marched 70 "a. scene a, .,i, -. ' -,
tAs f"tes he e"ai possibly rsi.-.-x o. Buiistia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
N D The key to the above letter is, to read the
first, aud then every alternate line only.

ireia,nts in a Dh,ri,eiad The Providence journal,
LATELY parsed jus above tina, cry says "ln Sonrrsrt
shore, in that town taken out of their wagon by
lot uninjurcd " II they had only been IN company
with gallant gentleman To- whom They had msgna'z'
I'd Themselves there is telling but they might have
gone CLEAR Castle Garden Al any rate II must
have been agreeable to them to have had
10 "l-sn upon going up and some say as they
cam- down, there IL whore the Philadelphia Steam
"ais come in "-Jonr # Com
r s Since writing ,h- above, we have me: with
rn"'h"r '-ip through the air with nagnr,zed far
has b, en- lost
BbiHyind F,cks The Providence Journal relates
nrghhorho"o One Of the most amusing incidents &C
cured !" Cranstm An old woman who has long earn,
md an hon,a penny by telling frunps and promising
rich husbands and handsome wives ~ the inau ing
dams-ls and SWANS sond in her door broom in hand
when the tornado p,s,~d in fury she horne al
lott bv the whiriwind amidst M nv their roots
III" runs "f houses and whatever Else had lain IN the
p'h Of the tempest, hut trn- to her character she
rode out the storm mud descended uniniurrd Tb-
pic"n long entertained that the old holds
with spirits Of another world has thus become
s'niy In passing through Crans'on. the whirlwind
drew all the water and hi f.h from Tongue Pond |,
ais" drew all the water from pond o s-vrral acres in
extent on ti~ farm OF Mr. John Burr A powder house
on the top Of F-nnrrs Ledge in Cranson containing
ten casks 81 powder, was carried AWAY, and traces
OF either the building or the powder have been found
although e'hgent search has been made.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

Pr"rd'n',oi Escape As Young lady Of Philad-l.
nhia. IN visit In her friends in this place. and Mise
Rorrr nj this eitv. booking over the Of
"Woodwards Rock" she fell down the prccpicr into
the C"n-stoc' rver The height If the rock above the
r'vrr into whlrh a." lady fell is % feet nln st perprn
dien'sr The water WAS about three feet deep where
sh Eel aud will in sru- measure account for her mir
acnl"u' rscspr for wha, ia m,st extraordinary after
emerging from IN" wafer hr declared that she was not
al All hut This certainly Of the mos, prnvidrn.
tiai'scaprs We hav" heard "f Many v-ars ago Young
man, son 81 MIR Fran"iscus looking over the We.
~ spot where the lady fell from apd liz. ma ner
down the nr"cipcr hpi was Instantly killed Twon
80 cases 1t Hcc den, At the spoi flesh in nur
memory snd in zach the gentlemen barely sceped
with life lancaster .'ournai
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09
TreDtao ben 9ten 9lopember 1888.
m II fnlit II.

qeo(9s miltariCbe unb 0ctilltcn Wuilt, lOt
8inoe( prr5isli9e Srlin unp 9irlcnesllc S"tten
|6 Oueenp 9iclinen rrrthieptncr Strmrcl, er. b"l
uno toecabrlj Sl6ten pcn ju 9ilherthlnBel, q %
tur unr mareIbcti pfeifen, 4 Do. eBcrtrte Srllntr
gen, rprrrn eini9e pracbti9 ein9elr9t llnc, 20
S6narren uub Einpcrtrrmmtln, ric aud Sr1el
trcmmeln, DO. Sabtrcu.mcln, einfa6 unr 9et6n1tt
'2 %. Viclpncelcs, enfab unb init patenttnorten
OcrrcltaB rrrlu9Iid 9earteitet, %. 9ultarrrn
lpcrl6irrenartSer Uluter, l or. Sa9ccIcttcn unt
Glartcnetttn, Glaroncttcn uno Sa9ctten Sicns
I9@rauten unp9d dman,tti.de fir Ticlinen nnr 9irs
Ilineelcs, @tmmD1nmcr It. 8atcln, Stimlnrteifcn
0apcoaitros, 9amrfer, Galcrbcni,lm, Vcscnbaar
So9enfrofhe, S6tcnl6Hbcl, 9lotcnfetern, 9lctcnra'
pier, Qlanttitcr, Ounpt ttl6e fir oe Sn.trunentc'
8ruten, .SinSerttc8e &c.
WlitoiriId,e Banben
merbtn cin berrlies QBcrtcment 8u9efs fnrer, spie
at'b &larprntrcmretcn, 9 'necrt' Ircmrctcn, Slap
penbdrner, QBalpbtrncr, 9ctb6rner, Scrrents, Bag.
borncr, prfauncn II. T. N. rro m6scn eb rorauf pcr.
laben bab lie rcrsHsliAe Sntrumsnte gu mabisen
preitcn erbaltcn.
Ujf2lue Snttrumente Ilnb rcrlletert. - Stre Nrt
Nustcbcrun9 rrirp NIT Srr9falt un> Gle tcIpr8t.
Settcun9en pcm $o1oe trcrpen init Spr9falt eins
scratt.
UeSrdmtr uno SnnianiGbts Joanr(er ris in irsen,
etiScn Nrtittlu banrcIn, mtrren 9rpEe 3ar9cn flint
rsn. Il. 9 Sepwtrt, Supporter,
,.Mc LoInplcr in tcutbcn Q11aren.
Giteclanr, QE6nr 8ttIubt, Qrrtl 20 t.r.
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0(eue &leiOermoberep
IN otr 9tatt Canton.

IN Der Statt Canton.
!@er ltnterjti6netc tcnadriebtist bitrmit ras put
~ litum, raB CT ras EIcibrrma6rr. 9 {:
Cd # III aQtn pe6cn 3,rctsen in Der @tart 0cntcn
gu tetrcttn on9efan9cn bot. Nen, bic ibn init tbre
3urrut teebren wcrpen, wirp CT quite unp ftfne Nrs
bcit 1T m6sliobt tur;er 3et su tiSen prcen licfrn
iStrncr balt rr>ftrtise &eipun9sttIde 3um 9crtauf
mclbc er fir Saor gelr rpcr sanpesrrrnutte atlaBen
miro ltub miro CT Iltbtr unp GaBincttr retartiren
prrurb pcft Strffe niebt nur cinen unpcrtilstarcn
8(an1 crbaltcn fonrcrn aud tereutenp at 8ltr &C.
,rinnt,, Seine QSrGmuu9 1T in Der xuscaranas
StraBc, neten -}5errn 0rcmnins's Stcbr.
@ert.7. 6lN. L0einri@ Oerttl.
omep GgselIem merocn oerlanet.
y 3ptp @>crlonc,, pic crasSbncocrbanrpcrt vet
itebcn unp 9c(bittc Nrttiter prn morali(dem Gbaz
ratt:r fnp t6nncn tettanrst Nrteit unp Suttn $cbn
eripartel,, tpcnn lle talp anrufen. 0tinr. Otrtcl
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2i6teruno @eifen.S obrif,

n unr 81 e d, Ell, oueorldltd
~ fir rteftn Dlartt prrfertiSt, ;um Terteut Icy
o,faEir II, Stump |. t.p. {ennis II. Ecnp.
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TetttgCber an00kaf.

A nterf6rcFcncr moebt cnc,n 9ccbrten tcut(d5t
~ putlitum lisrrur@ rte Nnjctsc, ras er nun Re.
rcit 1T. ots Neobtsselcbrter omtl6e 8elhafte aQrr
4rt fur bic erurtcn Won 9tart unb uintiescnrcn
eannttes anjunrbmcn unb ju tttcrscn. Qlle 8t.
lb"tte ~cnt !gn feline eltcncn trauftrastn ,n6sen,
mcrrcn runttliA tcforst mcrren.
Seinc Ott1s 1T tn bcm tadttcintrntn 0au(e, At.
Seniter -Srn. &ramer's 2Birtbsbaus.
9 erarbin o01tper.
Canton, Sunp 8. 1888. +. y.
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2infenD'S Yleues JOotel

in Der Stabt Triogemoter, 8eaoer 60, ga.
|Ner ltntcrfhrctcnr 3ci9t rcm Vutlttrm crsetenlt
~ al, bab CT in Der Gtart 9rirserpatcr, Beaver
Sonntp, pennfp(ronien, an rcr nrrrtttti6en Gte
res W1artts 9ierrts, mcttlt4 ron GIart unr Gr's
|9rcrticns unp Grmmb btrns 21aorcna8cr, Gin neus
es 5rtcl crribtct bat, wotcttt er ld cur quito Vce
cenuns unr tilltse pretfc teIbcn ntrr, bic 9c,rcz
senbcit ccs @utIittms 3u rerrienen. Sent Sebenz
te bat CT NIT rcn rcr5isli9en 8etranten rcrfcben,
tein 1if rrr init allem rerieben epn, mas bic Sabz
rcscit Gu tcs rartictet, unp feline tale ,nb rnttse
Neermmcbaticncn f1no scraumt9. CT laret 0ieenpt
crsctenf Gin, anSurufcn, unp cmrfiebtt lb ols res
publitums ersetentter 0ersr.
.5etnrt4 Nntenp.
Sric9tipater, S1rp. II. t.r.
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8erfduf
pcn 2dnberepen unD StaDt(otten
fir Sarsr.

Totoenoes 1T cine sFe Don eanoerepen uno Staot'
Gotten i'm Gountp Stort, welbe Delinquent i'nt
fir bic gti6tbe5ablun9 bon Stoots. Soral, ,Saun
IN, Sd ul, strabsn, Saunibp, uno Hrmen: uni
@6ulbaue-Soren fit oos Sabr 1887 neolt oel
Strofe uno ocn Sntreben oarauf, nit s'nl3|uB
ber 9aren fit oos SaDr 1888.
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9senfuauuaeM:

l. 9er"9. freunb unb 8eitt
Der 3eit" ert4eint rcselmabi8 jsben Sreitas.
2. Scr @ub(erirticnss9 9oreis TT 8 in yer
urS so Gents, III 9craustcjablunS, rper pa'
s.r fails bic 3eituns ni@t nnerbalb Der ertts oaIts
IL rcs SaDrs tslablt ptrp
8. Oie 0er1enoun9 9elbtebt eltt SplFen rer tt"'
tsr(brtter, uno Briefe an Die J6erausSeter n''be'
rpitfrtp etn9eianct pcrner.
4. Nn;eSen merpen ersimat bas 9sieret fur /.
nen xbaler einscritt ,nitBcn ater tc9!et6 toar
te,ablt tperpcn tpp man tsidt auf 1Ontttse Art I'll
NtAnuna ttebt.
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TSG o DIfetIer

als lr9enctpD unO iemalS -!
|@er @uoesbenannte befuntet feline Nrenn.
~ DC unp pas put(itum i'm aQ9cmeinen, faB fcir
S(eiperfcbr Scsenmdrtt9 prltanpis prreben lit, nit
tincm auserlefencn 8orratb ron
&leloun9sitlifeu jener @attun9,
aus 8uten Stcftn unr rurdb quite Nrttt rsrfertist
unc rele ellc CT su t't9trn preten atfett, als je
|irscnpmr frntt 5u Dalcn linr.
r-tpirr CT Nuftrase unr 9,rirat Nrteit
|jcrer Nrt, 70 t6nea unp t9 ais ne9leb unn als an
|irsenr einem onrern 0rte sur 3ufrierenbtit fentr
8ennrr pcrtcrtisen ,tnb tclrr9tn.
0G ihat( QBti6crt.
Canton, Nu9uft II. 1888. 60Olr.
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2lnfunlt nsuer Srlbjobrswaoren,
i'm SlPDeldub 8a3aar.

ar ltuterfbrietcnc 1T 70 cten POM Ottenjurtlt
~ actcbrt, unp croffnct nnD tctct nun gum Qcr
eauf an, Gin alse,nines ABcrtcmcnt 1eutibrr Gutter
bic 8an,cn ttnb Gnscln tnb b1lt nie 1battabc, Bag
I'M nci'tcn oietr 0utcr enc ci9cne Smrortattpn 1o,
fir cinen 0eme99rumc, raB wrtfltdc Saufeutc unp
.6Inblcr kcp ibm anrufcn. e Gin Sorr"tb bettebt
;un Ibcil aus
Spielmerfen, guppen II. 6incp Maaren, ,pie
1900 Duecnp b6lScrncr picfa4en,
100 10. tno9erntr Do
$50 30. purpen,
20 %. SSlritcn,
l5O DO. Bed unp 3inn 9ridf dfabsn,
so b. aBlrrtirtc Samnc,
rs 30. 9>oritn,
500 Nilnprl aBrrtirtc &rralcn,
S@itcn tcuthcr SlaBttcr ron 10 gaune je,
pe 9ctt.
8 Saten 1iltcrifbs uno titlicsraYbubs Sup.
ftrfti6e.
Oio9nctifd5e 2bicre, StbautI@fen, prtCAtn,
59ec9cibirr, Nrmtriifc ma8iid,r &atcrntn, @riclc,
EatDicl, rBcttrtc Vporttn, Xrtlnm unc gcr6bnli6
Nrc1cL W1utrcmncln, 0ro}icn, & S6ebtheitcn,
Ofurmcl, Otastcn, tcutlbc Vfeifcn Shnurfs 9ts
9arrcr> unb Satads>0ricn, ScrttraIrc, OlcBrrfbaz
lcn, Sotfaibtn, Einrcr,r19rn &narrcn, xatcben
uno TcrcrnlcBcr, @cbtrcn unn Ciatirrlctcr ltbrcns
tcttcn, -0rcntri9er, Glcpttiftc, Sicac(act, Yrlc,
SeiIetien, sSreftaitbcn, Iuf6f1ttcn, @rrin9fcc.
Nc9d, Stablfcccrn, ltbrrn unc Gomrab S1li,Bcl,
H1l1rer@ @uDrrn, Nahrt1fcn 1t. Streidbrlclnen, Sre'
gel nnp Nahr9ldIcr, Otlattn, S6rcit unp Brief.
paricr, pcncilttte rei6cr 0innfabtn, 0obcltattcn.
Sefatn,aaBc, Snorfc, Stedz 9trits unp enore ola'
ocIlt, 1bcrmcmetcr, 0cmnrs, S9a6manncr, 9a:
nentrsttc, 9'uftricle, Srictarten, 9Bitrfel, Qp1r
f'lrtennise, 3irtc( SAeftrtafcn, Yinlel 6arnrni.
tas, Nttrrrirns, teutfhc 5crern, Olerrferre, Std.
einen unb !0aten, tcutf6rs @cn,alrc popicr, &C.
l6nttcn 8Ias, Nieebtottclu, 8riefltcmYcl, &a,u,c
0hrifen, pnrrtn, @elct6rien, ptreubtonstarren
StucrtrICtcrS, Spnncna(Gitr Sucifcrbe(tcr Strit
heutl, 9ameulceten, ,0alsscI6mrire, NcraQen, 1oi
'ettsn, 5ilebtein, 6inSerbatc, !9aarnareIn.
GRIM III ings.
Gin alscmcines 2(bcrtemcnt Sutt0enmo6tr, @att
ler, militairifdc uno Oamrftcrt xrimminss, mi
EaBeln, Sran,cln, 93ctrbunScr, Shnitre, 8cfrdt
uno S1ctmert. Sermer trimmings fir put un
&lrirtrmadcr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

= 10 UIeT Us are.
60 S"eenc ftine uno sepobnGAe obrrinse,
So DO. DO. SrutfnurtIu,
fnrerfetne ltbrens psttfhaft,
uDrcntctten,
so Sinscrrn9:t
IL placqrcs,
Qrmtanrtr
8crSii9Iid,e perfitmerte.
400 9uecnp aBrrtirte Sdncp @etfe,
SO " S6tlncr, $awcnrtl, .6rnis un6 Stc,
rba Q1abcr,
100 " Cosmetics rtrfhtcrcntr Nrt, ~ Verl
une xolettcn pulver, 3obnrulrer, pcmare, dren,
Del. S4aumeifc, Stair COMPOUND, strr n(altc,
t"iierlld9e 9aarfartc prcston @als teutfbe Srd,t.
ter uno N1udertcrscn, 9tcfen6l &c.
rs oueenp !9"ar oeI Gbcns o11aoebar unr
Varmst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02
S ALE POSTPONED.
Executors Sale.

Pursuant 10 dtcree of Me Court Of Probate
ofthe torn Of JBi,idietown, there wM be sold
at Public .4ueiion. on Thursday the IOth
day Of May, 1888, al 10 o'clock a. ". on
the premises
A LII the right, title, and interest whieir
"A John Allen had at the time Of his de-
cease. in aud to two certain tracts of Land
one situate in Portsmouth, containing about
"a acres, bounded noriherly on lsnd belong
ing TO the heirs of Rowland Allen deceased ;
eastery on the road, southerly partly on land
late of Thomas G. AL Han dec. and partly on
land of john Oman aud westerly on land of
Jonathan Coggeshall, the other tract is siiu-
ate partly in Portsmouth ard partly in Mid
dletown, containing about 25 acres, bounded
Dortherly party on land Of Daniel Chase, and
partly on land Of Horatio Allen, eas,ery and
southerIy on land belonging 10 the heirs Of
John Stanton, deceased and westerly on the
road,- So much of said tracts Of Land as
will pay the sum Of six hundred and sixty six
dollars and ninety five cents, with incidental
expenses. Sale 10 commence on the first
mentioned premises. Conditions at time and
place of sale.
JOSHUA OGGESHALL, Ereer.
Middletown, Feb. %. S3s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02
WHIG OMINATION
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
H e N r Y CL AY,
OF Kentucky.

ELrcrIoS.-This day, "wednesday, May
2d) being the time prescribed by Charter foI
our Annual Election of State officors--His
Excellency the Governor and the Hon. Sen
ate, will attend at the State House with the
newly elected House of Representatives, al
IL A. M. for the purpose Of receiving the
votes Of the freemen of the several towns ol
the State-appointing a committee to count
thein--and afterwards swearing in the newly
elected Governor and Senate, agreeably to
usage.
The Newport Artillery Company, under
command Of Col. Swan, will perform, as usu-
a.; the escort duties to the Governor and Le-
gislature-and be attended on this occasion
by the excellent American Brass Band, from
Providence.
We anticipate al unusual concourse OF
strangers at this our anniversary festival, and
are glad to see that we have the promise of
6nc weather for the full enjoyment oft.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02

BALrIMoRE REoENERATED. For the par
ticuars Of the great and unexpected Wing
victory, in the fourth Congressional District
Md. by which Mr.. KENNEDY, the whg can.
didate, is returned to Congress over Gen
Marriott ". B. by the unprecedented ma.
jority of 662 votes, we refer to the following
statement Of the Baltimore Chronicle. The
Van Buren, majority in this district, last Au.
gust, for B. Howard and the late Mr.. M'Kim
was 25l. Wing net gain lll3!! Oh, The
.condtrfA Democratic re actions!