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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23


1VRRl,; e. Co, No. 80 Chnr,res ss'ee., are re.
cciving daily from their house in Philadelphia, an
eecant aud com le,e assortment OF substantial
q nd fashionable clothing. They invite the at'eh-
ton of the public, as they are warranted IN saying
tina, strangers and citizens "nn"t t"fnish 'hen
selves ,nu:e advantagcously in any city III the
Union
~ B. A few d,zon elegant ivory hant'e nn-
breIlas, from 3, to 36 inches. Also, large lot
whitelpne packing boxes, various sizes, very 10"
IIVO THE LADiES-Atkin<ons Dcpat"ry, for re,
l. moving supcrluous hair from the taGe, neck ana
arms with equal snf'ty aud certainty, leaving e sSI
finer and winter til IN before the application "A fresh
supply nj MI VI BUSH e. ALLEN.
!, Exchange Hotel, st Charles & Common st
~ LEGANT BROOCHES william Bell, l6 Char
IL St. has this duy received small assortment
OF large en,mclled and mosaic breasts, set up !" the
ern STYLE
yHANCY MATClIES-iVih brtiul paintings,
II landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale .s% By a a Max rF' 'l;rs $,
G,s DEP AtTNENT,
Gas LigM Banking Comp y. J,"Hnry 30, 1889.
vKVliE Stick Of Coke being much reduced this Com
pnny will furnish pitlsburg Coal in small quar-
ties, to their cut ,nncrs.
Orders received 81 the Gas Office. Brink Alley.
jt} r. W WEI.!.E>. S"c'y,
pURNliAMS DHOPS.--rhis medicine
ID discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
lccrcd to his careful observation Tor many years
!, cv.ry v,rc,v nj n,oc,icc and all the disease,
r ,L ,;,or.if;d American climate. and II is no,
" w. H.; ;,h III . ~, ,,., -, ,,E lrnro and
: " w., !! ..,,, ,I,,,,, or, f,r,h in ,I,,.
or''''' ''' ~ - ; H., s ,L hv, mali
Ph"P"'"' "'''"'P ,'}''s " ~ Xxi I'aa "a,
cine ever lhF""h VIM" ''' 'e''" VI '''' '' =:
society. 1t Us WIN me etr"''s' prophecy wv n ~
all the malad'es "hIch anne, I've human CO. ''o"'
the established fact, that, when taken INT" We s''
mach it acts acconrding to The state OF the s'"n'-
of Tho
,n,r,ic dur.ic sudurir rApcc ornn', or Crptrlet
medicine That II is really " la, it pnrpous I" hr,
,cts AMY a ;,i.l f., satisfy ,hr most iurrrGnlouS.
.r ,, = ,i, c,,,,,,,, ~ ,,o nu,yl.dur of the
H,; -, -, 49,, L,,r,;ol and s,y,,v ,Iects in
Fi' =, ~ J r,. L,lI,,rs ,ynl,us ucr-
'"s' W w." ",' ,,,'c,,, Colds
| s""> "''" ''"'' ' ''' ''' > .I. ,,,
uNH "'''S W "'N' '','l' pa ,I - .I
''''n' 'Aa' ,hsY are ""' o'''t wall " r
| recommending ~ hul t"cv a.e 'a"ea "P"' '''"'
sense "'dn'I ""'ch '"r' ""' 10 TUE '"'''" '',"',
o>ay I" all, Try II, ana N"n "l'' ''a' H''i1 '4''
"ny ia ali W" have" ut On III" S"Hj't.
TN" cholera ''''Ii, the w'':S' -r""'2' wac" nc
cv'r v>I'rd "nr c"uh,Ty, has bee" s"r"' sS'n, com
qu"r"d III" proprietor il Tine &c case "'h 'hH "I'
u, III :. nrd'c,uv only. "i houf u' '-s 81 Nt"gl"
! pai"nt 'Ilr IN, drlrr il p" ar t uuly h> ""c'"'s
| BURMA & D\NIS -. !. nv. Nlls-,url ard Is
uur AN m pl,InI- ,,a. Il n,rn,np,ti.i Nlth PLAN
and an. ,,r, ctrrr,,un. and cu,,alnup about SIXTY
/ I,s.- T., nc t,I Ton seventy five cents. whurh
| L :, ,.I ,h, ,.lo,, ., ,,. ,l,, IN. ,v,r offer, d
| 10 me htblic
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23
MCGUIRE, No PA
NO CUtF No T = . a.
u JOHNSON Office | 10 Bicnvillc street! con
Gncs ms nractice to the treatment OF \encfea

IT, JOHNSON Office !" nIsnn,,% n' ysur ,p,
i1;scasc in ull lis diff.reu, fru,s. ,
DR.. Johnsoa from II residence Of MANY years N los
,ajs in Europe devoted TO til" treatment 81 \rh'fea'
diseases nnd from his present extensive rracce Ill
,;,, branch Of the profession, guarantees
.Ca sn,cdy and eiec,ua cure to such persons as arc
troubled with my Of the following diseases, Nunos
l;nnorrhocu, elects, Suict,Hes, Chancres, D"ooS'
Seminal Weakness A,ie1 tons of the Bladder -anrys
ioins, Urelhra, rroslrale GLAND SwcHd eS"' ,lsn
Ermp,ons on the Skin, Sore Throat, Pans III Tie
Joints; ii, ,,ox,,ly r,,Inw
his disease. , l ,h,,,, tho
wa uC Mercury, interruption from business or ns'efa
ton in the mode OF living , D:-o..o ,.r Lc oh
'.I ~ IT. jo,'ns,u 1t is from the recipe OF the
War"n iarry. celebrated French Surgeon md was
sci Nv him during the several c"npa;ns IN winch lie
s.ryed ~ surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr. Johuson At his office, nm''e ' no",
taking sea voyages or removing to the country, "" "
io va, by giving Dr. Johnson cal, as proper ned''
ss ,r her eure in the shortest time can ne put up
viii, written directions 10, their use. , 81,
0hcc omen from IN the morning until |" CLOCK al
isht
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

NAJAGNER S LIQUID ODENTl Atlas
w been long used. both here and IN the n"''h
with uniform success. tor cleansing ma whitening
the tea,h, aud preventlngthe I"oiache; preserving
the gums, pnr,t, Ing tn breath, and r"v!ng most
diseases which The mouth Il liable IN either the
adult or infant --Due spoonful, mixed IN wine
plossful Of pure .trr. and $, applied 1.-THE tee IN
in usu al nnnn.. with hlnsh, W Il ,ler'nnllv pee
ven, scurvv, aud ward oil that rxcruua:lng pam,
lhr tooth ache.
Prepared only Ivy T. i. Wangcr, SnrIe"n Den.
tsl to Jefferson C"sue, and sold Wholesale and
retail by CAkLLloN ~ 20. 81 Haha' 81.
f., sr,p AGENTS tor Wangrr'+ Oicn'lcn
S<ADDLERY WARE he suhscIiher-, mann.
> lecturers and wholesale dealers IN s'dd'et!
goods, are receiving by late arrivals from the
NORTH in auIiii to Their iOrInrr STOCK, an extern
CIV. ~ ssurineul Of articles in lheir hue, among
which are tIr following, viz:
[ ,.l,aa md mi srs 1I1lu MI nuIltNl sldGlrs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

INFANCY MATClIt.S-Ni,h brrtul paintings,
II landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by IK'rh'
frh:ya 81 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

~LASS-lG0 bnzs, in store for sale by
u fc6 SHNLl + BROWN. 95Alasaziie s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

GNS DEP AltFNENI,
Gas Light Banking Comp y..h,"nnry 30, 1899.
TENiE, Stock Of Coke being much reduced this Com
pany will furnish Ptsburg Coal, in small quar-
ties to their customers.
Orders rec civej II the Gas Office, Bunk Alley.
;,H r. W WEL!.E SEC Y,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

UGAR 4 MOLASSr,S-l5O h'ua Sugar,
8. lO0OO gals Molasses-n plantation -niirvc The
far sale by ADAMS @ WHliAl.i',
f.f-py ~ iiravier =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

!, Exchange Hotel, cor st Charles & Common st
TNLEGANT BliDOCiIES-|tiUiam Bell, 10 Char
IL tres st., has this day received small assortment
otlarge enanelled and mosaic beastirs set up IN the
sfvIc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

TIND THE LADiES-Atknson's Dcpi! lat"ry, for re-,
i moving supcrluous hair from the face, neck and
arms with cqual salty aud certainty, leaving me SKIN
finer and whittier til IN before the application fresh
suppiy lust RECEIVED nj the Bazaar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

Amer. and Eng. brides and h'iJ!e m"nnt'n4S,
do do Il. rrtiugn!es,
| Plated. brass, and J,panned coach harness,
do d, do 90 :,ni snike" d"
| do IL, do B4ruu,he CO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

Making I6X miles per day OF mics per 1'"'', Incl"
sivc OF all s,oppases nov II"
n. u. beg leave to Intern the public that tn!
bridges the Chaahoorhc swamp aud Hard labo'
creek have Just been completed ~ the genera: govern
ment, he only obstacles operating against his safe am
speedy route thus happily removed; and have the
pleasure ollie n,ng from travellers thai the coaches, hor
srs, drivers and Dads Of the first or'le; and as To The
water route from fens,colato Cedar Bluff, il is admit,
ted by all who have passed through to be unsurpassed,
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired. J Nj G BAKER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

TIME APPLE CHEESE and Goshen Butter N
L store and for sale by READ Il BARS row,
mar 10 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

~ INE-l5O boxes Clulet and Sars,enc Wine. in
w store and tor sale. by
;,oa CnAMPl.iN & COOPER, 81 Julia
r)ALE ROPE-l5a coil Buie Hope, OF SUI erio
fcl2 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, l3i Magazine
rORN-7U0 bushels corn, in store, for sale by
~ CHAMPLlN & COOPER,
+ ml5 70 L. 80 Julia st
:, TEEJ PENS-Jusi received few gross Gi''ots
= EnylsA ud Perrys double patent steal pens. fol
sale Inv DAVID FELT Il Co,
W, y y s.at!oae-s bal. u ChI5,sts +,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

1NON-176 tons Of the be-, English coal! we'll suited
Tor steam boat use, on board ba,I'c :lbrou, from
New Castle, Tor sale by ltn-Mr.S u hlll.>
;.., Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
Jones' PATENT CO7YO.N GIN,
Nv the Patence, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
no BE MANuFACTURED IN NEW YORK El
ROBERT HOE co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

Observation-Disclosures OF ln> foMdcr, lust received
4 and for salc ty SliAlL " bNnNN, e.,
ma, ia 0ii Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

~ PERM CANHi.ES--:On luxe> INST received and
= for sale jv SAMUEL T. BLANCHARD,
mar ~ % tirnvirr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

The aboy Medicine is for sale at Wholesale and retail
at No. G5 T. d,us street, between Magazine and Camp
I,sts Ne,v T., mn, m96
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
Mnssachusetts Legislature.

The Legislature Of massachusetts convened at Boston
Wednesday last, I he Hon Myron Lawrence was
reelected President Of the Senate by Ia out OILS votes
Charles Calhoun was Immediately elected Clerk.
The House, being called to order by Isaac p Davis
and AFTER the Governor had administered the customary
oahs proceeded TO the election of Clerk. Lather S,
Gushing received 456 votes out of 465 aud chosen
The Hon Robert G. Winthrop, Of Boston, then e.
iectsd Speaker. The Election Sermon was delivered
BY Presden, Hopkins Of Williams College. Gov Ey.
sreu would probably deliver ms Message Thursday
The amusing Editor oftAe Boston Times. thus the
ELECTION 2"
There were two hundred seds with appropriate
number OF boys coAstng Yesterday the Common There
plenty of fun lruc and hutrahs the happy iittle
rsscais going down hill like locomo,ivebut aims lor
the old bachelors who up therethe heightened and
wuukled faces looked doleul hen in day-lui
there soldering, firing crackers, drinking
pop, playing pawpaw quIzIng the guis tying
10 do1go the scnles nor-oh dear how the TecoectoG
ofpss will us!-thcy came thick and fast
looked upon the yesicdaybut no matter b'
boys were happy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

Nh EpIToH ;--lfa class of men existed among us
who had the power OF introducing into any family they
might select much OF misery aud wrttchedness as
they pleased bringing It's inmates 10 feel what poverty
meaus-bhchting and whitening It's 6reside enloymenl'
turning What otherwise might be a home If peace,
where all the kind. social happy feelings OF oar nature
m shi dow on comparatively uniistutbsd, into house
of dscoid, uproar and conference.-the very he'll
should hold them guitess for exercising such pow
er Surprising they used only when others o,sed II,
should We acquit them Of all blame : Suppose some
one cume say the father OF family for instance, and
begged and plead that it might be PIT his house
for his own gratifca ton knowing to moral certainty
that, if they did so, he would rule his house with rod
of perfect devil would they, could they
stand up before community Of upright, generous minds
and plead innocence,
Now, Mr. Editor, does not every who sells
dent spirits possess this power And knowing the ten
dency and effect Of this "said spirit upon individuals
and families if they cell it give it to any they
be free from the imputaton of wrong doing? know
they cannot thrust this fire brand into community with
the AID of others but if they deliberately aud under
sandngly, for the sake of patry gain, put it into the
hands OF those who will i, instrument of de.
suucuon, they have "conscence void OF offence "
/ Would it not seem, too, Mr. Editor that if man had
IttHps OF tbcy uIs ieusl
regard or the welfare of their kind they would not al
low themselves to be made the agents Of bringing into
the community tina, which they know contains the seeds
! from which spring such terrible evils Very few who
keep this "docarSM hing it themselves. They
j know too well iis invariablc effects. Why then will
they sell It TO those when they know lis tendency is tC
make them beggars in property, reputation and morals
"a sore burden 10 their friends and families, and dis
grace TO humanity Should think that high
minded, noble soued, generous hearted man, would dis
! dain TO soil his hands with such pouting and abom
Unable rafiicto stoop 10 minister TO gross evOn.
) and brutal an appetite
hope, sir, that those gentlemen in County win
keep open these fountains of bitter waters will
induced 10 dry them up. think too sir, finally, tina
if these gentlemen knew the extreme aversion wit
which certain and large class of the community, cal
upon them when compelled to, their ga,iantry would b
of the considerations that would soon lead them
: do w. T. b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
MARCH OF SCIENCE.

In the Senate Of the United States, on Tues
day OF last week, Mr. Buchanan presented peii
ton from John 7. Epsy Esq, Stating that he had
discovered the means OF making II rain m tracts OF
country, and proposing to make the experiment, al
his own expense, provided If he succeeded, that
Congress would give him premium Of so much
f.r five miles, and at like rate for any greater
extent Of surface. The petitioner profrssed n ETH
Lzber power, NJ, to raise al his pleasure, the Oau
Ulcr.
Mr Blchauan adn.ucd that all those things
were strange, rsss'u. strange, and though be dad
not profess 10 have fol. fAHh "a The powers e abe
petitioner, vel there were more things 10 pdioso-
ply than were usually dreamp, OIL III he would
say, HAT be VAS personally acqpainied with lhe
gouileman. ana that be wss not only yery rc4rcc.
liable. bat highly Intelligent end besides, tAs peu-
ton MS slgueI By some az The most scientific cod
,berory goutemen 10 Philadelphia, udo state iba'
. his views are founded 90 s'ull philosophical pru-
ei2.es. and ihath was hs4y probable be would
succeed.
Mr. Cu,fulcn was understood 10 say that be
vas particularly alarmed ct Ihe suggesuou' that Tic
4 Ohio rycr was obuut % be- pot under toe peculiar
/ care q the petitioner. h might i1 some e, a.
a.issnthrspy, laso.,e Us s,! IN c,grua. clouds az.
night even buug another food 10 dcsolstc 10,
( earth so HAT unless the petitioner could chow
. that he coulJ also remedy these evlis, and maug
. Aclure suushlns IS vel as ram. Mr. Criteu-tr
(, ~gu.d rather lie would no, g un 40 these c1psu
! ren.s, snc he vas unwilling 10 encourage unc %
lac attempt merely 10 produce rain, unless t
/ could s.so HIAe slusAirc. Nr Cf.ienden tt5urt
it.s sremed 90 Be conserved 10 tie sg,nl ofi.e sa0
iresslfy sys.em To- eA-fa-t ifcH tic Lesleu- iuc.
stories ~ faiu. end Put them up "a o.-irfus Of 90
on Q, a. Zee according 10 gar cwn al-d"n. 81
tnii~ndrrn bought t-s' Use slsicn O.. PfoN1cre
40 ltls tullcrt uas On tha AAnle. better iutn ~
u.sn ooa'i afsu'. an4 ia iAe hsse. &C Pfo,.evne
be use t.s9assi o. Leave b. Mr B4elsusu $40 b
aogs3, 4 lAs gs,a.9a ses.a ~ ks ssssue9, IA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

In Pittsfed, very sud eniy, the 3lst ut Mr. Ste
phen Holt, a Revolutionary soldier, in the 9ls year Of
his age. Mr. Holt barn in Hampton, Conn where
he spent the early pat ofhis life. lie the first set
tier Of Pittsird VI, where he has lived the last 80
years of his life lie lived to a numerous posterty
even the fourth generation. lie believer ia The
Christian Religion and died in hope Of glorious i'm
mortality.
On the lst ms, Mary P daughter ofOrton and Pa
msla Hatch, sged year.
Ia Mauchesler Dec -, Of consumption, while a
visit among her friends, Mrs Elizabeth H. wife Of Nh
VIM. Sergeant Of Cleveland, (Ohso) aged % years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

The Grtsn N1t,.isa Emporium and Literary. bofai
and Religions Etcord" J. Milton Stca'us ciIor-F \.
M'pumeu pnuicr. Montpelier VI This production como.
to Us 81 tie shape u Magazine Of Pamphlet tofmuot re-
u,rkabiy we'll c,ocu.ed, considering eliminates from
tl ocatio1 aud sourcc-Ilovcver. II Will doubtless
prove useful aud interesting production and hcnce
tbe Publishers have uneigacj wishes for success.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

Tho sf'e II rennsylssnis as was
ratccd 100 oui sl under Postscript has partially sub
sided Bat ~- 'sn Judge correctly from the prints
ofiha, Slae tAe excitement j, It'll very great aud
t,usye "Doa5,s aaa darkness, seems 10 prfyade all
the affair, of the government And II IS now taid. f
doubts heretofore ~i,d about lie cgaii.y Of the
rsn5aton the Van Buren side Of The louse Of Rep
tcsent,ycs lLefc can be now, t1m the fact ,as
we perceive by the accounts from lIafrsburg) that Of
ter the Hopkins House received accession strength
from The Wig SIDE By ID. deseflon Of lhtee members,
1t deemed necessary for the Speaker TO resign the
Chair and make another election, and Sir Hopkins
reelected. The question is, If the organ
iil,ion under Hopkins in the first pluce' Illegal
whether subsequent organization can be deemed legal
Some consider the government totally defunct, and
doubt whether the leg stature will convene again both
Houses having adjourned TO the l2h lost after fcelect
ing Speaker, above stated without any further or
gsnIaon and without the election OF any Of the State
officers Before the adjournment Gov. Ritner sen, To
both Houses his valedIctory, which have not re
eeyed The House, II 10 said refused 10 hear 1t read
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

4. States Senator IN Ohio -Benjamin Tsppan has
beeen elected 10 the L States Senate in place Of Mr
Mofris both iocnooos lie elected by the legsla
ture b. msJprty Of five votes Tsppan--57- Even
(Whigl 5l-Sca,iersng |. Judge 7 is said 10 be
tive OF Northampton, Mass and was formerly zeul-
ou. fedciAlisi nov loco!oco democrat abolition
,i, and a religious something Of the Fanny WTghi
School al least, say the OhIo and many other PaPsts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

The Globe con,radcts the slledged defalca,on Of
Gov Csss-and We hope for the honor Of the country
that IL will prove the Globe statesthat the charge
10 without any founda,i IN whatever There nsan.
ees enough doubtless OF fraud and embe zzement in fact
without charging innocent persons with these fragrant
acts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
RUTLAND HERALD.


TIE legislature Of the EmPirs State assembled
o, hhauy tbe la Cay q Jaausy a tarPy "oF
lta,s esy g atf, ,t Is presumed The Senate "a.
sslsd g. ordfr b. John = Bacon Esq clerk an afe
be delivery Of C.s sessta' Me's's' 'le seHsts al.
joufutd
Til. House VS. called to order BY Jarvis y Lake,
c.sh flc lssi House AID thc usual oatls administer
- ~ she Secretary % State.
Geo W Patterson, 90 L.singstan, was chosea Spfa
a.r JARVIS y tie of urft,aer Csrs. Wa. d. Tor
sn sefstsr' i sra'. Saml Ftsac.s, " and w. +
'Jevs n..t b.rpss T.s Governors message wa'
,hsa ,.e.eea. $500 ta. .ra' a.c '.e House adj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
A Loco TOGO ConrerILea.

TIE Loco POGO Denocrsi.e Ed,.sss 10 La State ,rs
uyias 10 eFum uP sso;hef State Convention tu, 70;
What FufP1ss, ~ have Eei ihe ssssey r. discover 80
Tie parry Ffssitsie iiu us ev fey, ihfos gh-
esI tAs eossuy aa- "a tas STATE msgtsl 5eiu car
~ssa tsvs Gsgs1t hope tat lAs lasNS, ct t.r snl
rag cas- tpe ssasrssss =rtE-ses - HIrrs Vss e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
Maryiaad-L

The Legislature Of Maryland me, a, Anapns the 3ls,
u The Senate organized by the choice Of the Hoa Rch
ard Thomas twhg) as President, by majority Of three
votes. An tie Member. sliG to be present. The
House adjourned their organization to the "a OF January
We do not learn the strength Of the parties the House
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

The Van Buren, leaders 10 Congress, sssliled al
.,des by she prolls Of mas administration arc struggling
with a., their MI hi to keep the evidence Of their
ooadoc lar possible eutoi GIT and Psr,icu.ar-
is from the gfea, BODY Of the people one reason
doubted for their eIetions tbs SUBJECTS he !sct
that The elections for the next Causfcss not ended
Bat misunderstanding their wei. fouu led spprrheusioss
Of danger 70 he popularity Of the Administration sUd
their rational fears O. The loss Of power have lte
doabi that the opposition vii fylce A.m TO appear be-
fore The aE Of public oPnou-t st tribunal f1r whieh
they profess 10 feel sseh profound resfcoiby pu5sh
iHg The Treasury documents containing the ey dencs
igfg.lhsd b tie Secretary himself Of tae oatfa &c and
smosl numssiless frauds add pecu.auanr, Of their
gsui, upon the rtFtaar Ne d. b. ieve tie mos,
eevQ,ea - l.a a -s lie se OF Representatives VII
h. e. n. r.strr. ta. .'.fa 4 iAc documents re-
fsur- ,a lar ......s -.- ,.-nsb.y d~.aaea down
Verg a--- .r '#re szpssss 20 4 mea DO
ktc lr-flsfta ..- 'tFts .f th- Carefua.snt 10
moe 'Hsr .t. f'. s.lsts, wcie - e1cfsslH ely
isuFsi ss oer uet 10 - s-lr 10 Psy for pflntn
eoesm,fl, iaoustrd 'he Secretary Il ice Treasury
Th,s otsetoa Is to- iisoau', srs 700 hyPaoTaes. Il
bears G4l..slts sAsal.aaiias .- CeHA. CsuysaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
To N, woopnurr, Esq,. watcrown.

The Ogdens5urgh Times says citizen Of tia, village
lately addressed i,ur 10 Judge Jones OF Toronto,
pleading {, the pardon of the prisoners at kingston
who are uudtr - years olgge The letter was submit.
ted &" the Governor and pie1l answer wac rccciv
ed which encourages the hope That they Will be pardon
ed limo iarther preparations be made to disturb Cana
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
lMrROYEMENT.

The Vermont UaichnGB and STATE Journal li. y.
Walton SonsPnnters aud rubiIshers has been enNrE
cd AID greatly improved s mechanical dress aud now ap
pear. much State JUurral at tue Seat Of Gov
eInu.cut uu,ll 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
NAKilIED.

In Caste'on on the LIST inst. by Rev Mr. Meeker, Mr.
George +. Gorham, Of Piusford, to Miss Triena L.
DunnIng, OF the former place
|. Nov. -, Maj Abraham Van Buren, eldest of Vie
President Of the u s, to Miss Sarah Angelina Siugc-
ton, youngest daughter of Ar Singleton at her iat.
els house. 10 Sumpter DLslL.et, Sou!h Carollnl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

A,.o-fr Stationary SIS 70, ,1--nofe ilaa $40 i"r
each mcmbet 1,s paetel' 'i'os'f-'en % ''4'A'o"
s.1ry end reform .'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
GaGnr0s nAi.NGr-.uonaay, Dec 81

ERHsliTOS 3IAtRET--iI0nday, Zee 81.
Al market $50 beet cattle (ncludu1 1913 uns1'd last
weck) 100 Stor 1000 she, and 800 swine All the
Swine were pported last week. About 100 beef cattle
uusold.
PAGES. B-cf CaH'e-Las, weeks prices for most Of
the qualities not supported We quote first quail
y 81 - a. 80 second quality 50u 20 tl!Fd quail.
ity . - $50.
Meep-Dun W. notice the sale of lots . 50, rs,
, s. 3 90, - and SO 80
s'etae-No lots were sold to pedde, and there appear
ed no demand vT lots. iew Ietdiled from 6
to :.