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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
HEALTH AND STRENGTH! DR.. S. o.
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters are


the only remedy for dyspepsia and aundce that has
been dscoveredand their general for 32 years
with ndatons from the most eminent Of the med
cal faculty and editorial notices from the Boston Morn
ing Post Roston Daily Mail, Plymouth Memorial, Amos
keag preventative, Bansabe Patriot Essex Banner,
Iiayerhl Gazette n Il Dover Gazette N II. Norihe rn
Star, X. Lincoln Telegraph, Me, New York Evening
Signal &c must assure the afflicted that they possess
wonderful merit.
They give lie elasticity and vgor to the viscera pro-
mote the persalc action, cleanse tine stomach and bow
els from unhealthy accumulations and purify and enllven
the blood in the most thorough and eiiectual
They the most certain remedy for all those pI-va-
lent diseases called dysperia laundce liver complaints
heartburn, dizziness headache wandering settled pains,
sinking fainness loss OF appetite weakness OF the limbs
debility. cosveness, piles, and all diseases
ed by unhealthy state Of the stomach and bowels.
They the unrvaled and eIicacious compound OF
reguiar Physician, and graduate Of the New Hampshire
Medical College, who has made the STUDY Of Medicine his
profession.
nature that they may be taken Tor length Of time by
nvad of any age, without inurng the system ore1Pos
ing II u take cOld.s-
! BrwAR, oy PrpLIE. The genuine article cannot be
obtained Of them any pretence whatever. never
ploy allow them to sell my med cine' And all
iers put up pbals and small round bottles 2ur port
ns to BE- mine, are rank counisrieits
/ A, base enough to FIJI the empty bottles with
their stuff and thus deceive the unwsry and some have
attempted imitation Of Btters IN papers, be careful
Of whom you purchase
10 consequence Of these attempts at imposition have
been great in having directions and
psrs 10 future the Buffers papers will be up
ia different style See tina, the envelope mas II my
fuls according 10 ACT OF congress
the wear Ie4O, by s O Richardson, in the CLERK
oe. Of district court Of Massachusei,; and the
ohrr side established IN 1905 South Reading County
e of MddeseI, Aassachusetts The border around the
a.de directions, which are printed white tissue paper
cunousiy engraved that The words Dr. 3 q. Rich
Ardsons Sherry Wine Bhtrrs present thrms-lves IN
thousand different forms As copy right has been grant
the all Infringement will b. severely dealt with
n ding law The bottles nearly ready to be issued
]. the same style.
Il Al Bitsi' prepared BY me have fac .i@s Of my sig
nstute TIA. outer envelope, TO counterfeit which
A. "a ,alup
Orders from sg-nts, merchants, Traders, druggists
pheear and dealers IN medicines, will be punctual,
attended 70, and sent 10 any part OF the county safe
packed 10 boIss liberal discount sill he made
Fof sale wholesale and retail at The Doctors Ofcs !!
" Hanover Street Boson ard N most towns throu CHOU
the New Englsnd States fncs - esngs per hoitle-5l
!. eenis per paper. lO-S'eo atom
a. For stle by James Barnett Jr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Humours. Humoursm O. X. (Mcured)

ZONES COMPOUND DROPS for the cure of S'it Rheum.
- Lepfo', Sc'ofa res'o-s md their kindred diseases
as and internal remedy having fully proved Itself
sly land humbug) hundreds and do testify Its
Of long standing and Of the most obstinate
character. hs. been trsly wonderful.
Yot sale he following places. where testimonial, nay be
and further Information obi aimed concerning
Dsnsls Bell, Rutland; Wm ward Csstlctoa; DR.. u. II.
hs.eb'n sad Tbo'' MeLssgh,n, Cla'esdon Spring.
Rutlsnd June lSil. e5-37
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

WE the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the district OF Fairhaven comnt
s,oness TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
mands OF all persons against the estate of
HEMAN HASTINGS,
LATE of waukie in the Territory of Wisconsin, dece,S
represented nsolvent and also all claims and ~
hibed inofse thereto and six months from the Both d.
of Ang last being allowed by said for that purpos.
do therefore hereby give notice that we will suent .
the business of our said appointment at the hous Il
Hiram Hastings in Wells in said district on the last Mo-
day of November next from o'clock to o'clock ns
day. JOSEPH PARK, } ror,n;..,
September 7th l-fl T-P
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

gu>HE ,uhscrbef would inform hi. friends and the public
geheraHS that he has rceshIy purchased the
f,curnc eabshment formerly red BY Orange
listed the village ~ Danby he viii
warranted castsesi o. quality He 10 deermn-
cd he outdoae excellence OF And
the eiI-n. Of Rutad County aud elsewhere SUI,
ha b, Ihef patronage IN the bus Oh poll.
Ia he add siyI winch
10 GNs general Satisfaction. HENRY HANNUM,
Dahby, sepi "a, 1874 3m S,-i9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
ID ug store
Edlcard Brinley.

Edlcdrd Brinley.
MOULD respectfully inform his customers and The
w public generally thst he offers fpr sns al his
Store Nos ia south side Old Fsneuil Hall
Inodsng terms and st the lowest market prices very
full and complete sssotimen, Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints e. Dye Sfu6,.
Among which
SpO-Rshned Camphor - bbI, high proof alcahot
5Cases Turkey OPIUM 900 do Gro Ctmwood
DION Pepp, mint $40 do Iogwood
- baskets dnnauo 200 do Redwood
Is bills Eng refined BOraI 100 do Peachwood
90 eask. Sulphur so do Alum
10 do Cream Tartar 20 60 Bue Vltriol
20 Gaze. I.q Paste 80 ,,rbnys OIL vhroi
- do Gum Shshe 20 Jbis Olive OF
Is bids Castor Oh casks madder
So-caiomsI case, Manila Indigo
to-Couosi'e tubl,maie z do Bengal do
Sn--Blue PA 80 Dbl. coppcTas
-IpO--sop Carb Soda a5oasks White Lead
l0po-Tsrtans hoo BIDS Whitening
300 packages sPothecary,( 200 do Lin ed OF
Glss.~sfeS 80 do Spt. Tufpentine
10 Cases Il Lemon 20 casks Cochcie yellow
10 do Burgamont 30 keks PARIS Green
is do Maaaesa 10 bbi. Nea,.foo, OF
Dealers in Drugs Paints country merchants clohisr
and manufacturers particularly invited to call ~he
purchasing as all goods will be offered extremely low
prices accommodating and q tie hes, qualities
A,,he Old Brnlcy Drug Siors. Nos 4 4
South side Fan,ull Hail. BOSTON
NIB Oatmeal, Saforn, Bloodroo, Ergo,, Black Snake
Root Oils Norwood, Tsnzy, Chrckefbury always want
ed, for which the hghe', market price will he g'vsn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Off Hands.

|BNIiE subscriber would respectfully give notice 10 r'h
nsay concern, that gentlemen and ladies' wishing 70 w
serve their Literary Perlodicals Newspapers and other @
bic Books, can have them nsdfiy bound TO pai'n w
they may wish, by leaving sending them 10 ~ ne
BOOK biSDtbf, within the time U three Ds,ks no "'s
the Inc OF Bookbinding will have The promise u beng ~,
unless received within that time the subscriber ~
closing business m the place lprobaby not To be sutt
and Is determined to be O-f-H. Gentemen's Libfa"
~ repaired and strict attention paid 10 orders Tor bans
Of eyefy description Ledgers ,JourpaIs Boltes stss W.
'''0 ''O''- ~ ypMnToA
Ru,and, eth A syust, IstI 81"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

STATE or VERMONT RE it remembered that
held a, Rutland within and for said disc, the 4lh
Of Sept, A. ID, l5il
. Present VIM Hail. Judge
ter Rabbit late OF fsorl, IN said district deceased in
esiats proposing TO render account of his
uon upon said estate
It's ordered that the examination and sllogs Of said
seeonht he referred 10 the frt Monday being IA. DIN
Gay OF ce neat and that copy OF this order be
IN Tue huusnd derad, printed a said Rutland thr..
weeks suecehsvey previously thereto that all
may appear and object 70 the same At they sec e.u,,
true copy NJ Record. ="
S-"7 HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
(hnrrh LAMPS, &eOianiHni0u Ware:

Psrio, lamps, and Brandt. for Cantr.; Brnanis Tea
We're Of al patterns S'rer Sgo0ns Of every style and pat
tsrn Sars- UaTs of 'Up~uor fni,h and workmanship;
plated Ira A1ts. tSas, Cof,s Pofs etc
great YafIsiy OF FaScr Coon. for presents;
Rich Parlor Ciocks,
Table Csf'oTV. Of fine and common quality, etc
GEORGE FOSTER, at the above establish me nj has
constantly for sale FIRST rate of gold and sill
Haieh,s Of beautiful styles and superior quality, Vest.
Fob and Neck Chains, Se1i,, Ksys Srir,is etc.
N.roHrs cleaned and repaired in tn. best and
ssrsnied.
Lsdis, and Genemsn visiting Boston, IN want OF any
oftbs above articles, invited 10 call and examine the
2I-I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
II yge an Pill S.

HHIRAM l.. CHENEY, Standing County Agent, keeps
constantly hand various sized boxes OF the above Pills
Al the following prices, vz:-0,25 go 81, g. So Also
Shernidn's Cough and Worm Lozengss,
and the PooR MANS PLASTER for lame side back breast
furnished by Pangborn g. Brinsmad, Burlington, VI.
June 90, 1871. g6-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
WILLL3M URfGHT'S
Ind ian Purgative Pills,
J., H,.o,,JJ.

Manufactured under the immediate supsrntendance Of
william Wight Vice President OF the
.NOrh 1h,ri.dn Coiisge Of Heatth.
For the ueament and Of diseases in the form Of
III ous snd nerVo1. fevers, measles small pox, psius in
the stomach, back and SIDE consumption doPsy ,crofuls
splitting Of blood sick head sce rheumatism di-
srhGa, dy.rn,ey, COLES dyspepsia psptstion Of the
heart, ulcers aud sores Of every kind. &c &c
For sale by JAMES EVERSON Rutland; T.. Leon.
ard, Wallngordi Lspham, Vail "A Co, South Wang-
ford; A r Vail Il Co, Dandy. eft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
To the Public.

WYE do hereby rfy ths, son, year. OF srs ws'
w ,uddrnl, taken Nth fever, and sh't 800 s 80,
,,,,s violent, cough snsued Tie vas hios"o ' w,
~. ana ard M, physician said there vas no h'ofso"
n,oy, about him, that he had confirmed eonsnmpuon
4, ,h.ttm- procured botls Of that ,s'nsels .
Ta,lnr. Ba,am Of Lirerwct Amer taxing ons 49, III
20 have hopes of his recovery Tie commune vn'
n, had used FIVE bottles IL isnow "a rer rom ,n'' '''
,nd h. heslth better than ha' ever been '"e' IT,
FAINT DAWN {ROGERS.
Granville, Washington Go. n T.
For proof Of the seove statement t'''f 10 "s
bers sbove-peope ofh,gh responsibility
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Albany. 1911.

nTODsERvE! Buy only that which is made at the Oh
Office 1875 Bowerv n. Y. and which 10 sold by agents
For sale by JAMES EVERSON at the Rnlisnd Boob
Store, Strong Buck, P,ttsord, Dr. T. VAIL Middleton
Orwell; Bingham, Sudbury, Lake Dunmors Glass Co.
Salisbury; C Walker & Co. Benson; LefingweIl West
Poultney: Vail Co. Dandy Hitchcock N Morgan, Clsr
endon Springs; II Lumbard, Pawet; Noyes, East
Poultney; Bufrll, Andrews Co. Manchester Hodge,
Dorset; S q II Buckley, Nranve, N. Y; F. Wing,
Ira. 31-1I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

District Of Rutland SIS ~ special probate court held
Rutland within and for said district the 18th day of
Sept, AID lSiI
Present VIM Hall, Judge.
Rhoda Gorton, a6ministIatrix uponhe estate Of Amos
Gorton late Of Walingford lin sad district deceased in.
tesate having presented petition in writing 10 this
setting forth that the personal estate OF SAID deceased
insucento pay the debts Of the said deceased and
penses Of administration by about four hundred and
eny dollars, and that part Of the real estate the said
deceased DO sold without injury the remainder
and therefore praying for cence sell all said real estate
real estate being the home farm OF said deceased
tanning about So Therefore it is ordered, that the
de ration Of said application be referred 10 the LIST
Monday being the 4h day of October next next and that
copy Of this order be published three weeks successfully
in the Rutland Herald previous to said Monday. that any
interested in SAID estate appear and gAc bonds
for the payment of the debts and Of the admins
traton otherwise obj CT 10 the granting of said cence
fthey ee cause A true copy Of record
HENRY HALL, Register 37-39
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
DIS SOLuT y
Astonishing.

yv>UE following testimonial handed 10 the ageni Of
Tavlors BaIsam Of Liverwort, and was entirely unso
lci,ed by him. and act Of justice doe the propfie
tor Of this invaluable medicine lad before the pubic
81 certify that my edrs, daughter, about eight years OF
age took the Whoopng Cough which, terminated IN Sc
we're infamaiion the lungs We called in physician
and surprise he said she was dangerously ~ with
information which he said might terminate in quick
SUMPTION aud he continued his visits we were more
and more con WINGED that in all probability her lungs were
rapidly wasting away. then procured the abiest medical
council coul three physicians who after treating her
case about three months. gave encouragement Tor
her recovery but the contrary were more and more
then resolved 10 make trial OF DR. Taylor
Balsam Of Lverwo but with little hope for al this tune
her breathing feeble Ia be scarcely percepube by
applying the close 10 her We had not given this med
one month before she had far recovered 10 be
able to walk the room, and by continued for
short time became quite strong and well AMI for which,
ne ri 10 the blessings Of heaven, much indebted 10
this Medicine and willing to qualify 10 the above.
Yours Truly,
Vim. g BEDELL.
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n O [ i C G..

~ OF C G..
NOR sale by the subscribers 90 bushels Western limo
L thy Seed. Also quantity Of FIRST eualty Nova SEQ
tia Plaster. Also Fairbanks improved PIoughs, superb
o article A ~ }. q. ALLEN.
Farhaven, May 3, IsAi. 1gf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

(NHURCh MUSIC. Inc subscriber intsnds 10 prepare
" kin..f 70 deal largely ia he Boston Aesd,my Col
,.., On .sd Aod.th PsIlmist" Jas EYERsON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

I'HlS cerii6es that !, Ephram Berry, have h' eH
l. en- my son Alando ID. Berry, minor h. "~'.
he - hereafter al liberty To transact business i'f ~
nhil he arrives at lawful hge. an shall elhim n
has wages aud paw debts Of his contracting ' AZ
date. D-3s NJ. don August 81 ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Sheetinos.

Sheetlngs.
RURT & MASON have just received 500 ta..
- she.iing,, suPer6n- article for family veal ~
by the piece or bale at Boston prices Tor cash ~"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Especial Notice.

John Lewis indenied apprentice to the undergrad
q having left my employment, notice is hereby given to
all persons 10 abstain from barhoring trusting the nd
Lewis on my account, shall pay BITS Of hn COD
tracing after this Gate, nor claim his earnings.
Pa~let, Aug, ., 1871. DYER hULETT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

I n T ftC8IVFH 4 complete sftrftne ~ Of
IL MILITARY GOODS,
CsHss,ng Il git and plated ronn,d aud sod se.bbud
SWORDS
CLfsPS. BELfS, SHORD- CH8LSs
Geld giit, and plated fso,s. Csrs,. and BSaiS,.
CIT aud plated Er.tLrTf,. T.u,Is and sf.ss;
Giit CrsHsd,s, Snora kaofs, aud .fgs,i,tss;
Military, Army, NAVY, and Revenue BsHsAS
Iisnss OF ell ,iT,s and eolof.;
Poupehs;
eht and -onisd Sa'h'fi rHg', Puff, Cha."sr, Cap
TtA-trgs etc
r|ordsr' TO- .ry Kind 81 style Of MILITARY GOODS,
Of TRAININGS. l,f, With ost Agent : ID wINsLOw,
PhJo'd' u where the assvs eoOD, may be fosst, will
receive prompt attention.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

Making per cent assessment oI IN
year-sad per centage TO be cash on the original ,nut
ofthe premium note, without reference to any rndos
meB and 10 be paid to the Trea ur.r, =, his ofo' ~
Montpelier before the 10Th day OF October s'l, W.
ing the day Of the annual MEETING Of said Company
Members OF the company will please bear in mind lh'l
good chance will be given them 10 forward money By ~
mbsrs of the Legislature and tits hoped that nons v"
fail 10 avail themselves Of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL Tre"or'
Montpelier Aug. 9th, I64I. u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Cotton Thread.

RURT & MASON have Just received one eo'' o ,,S ~.
pound or Iess quantity SG-as ssg !"i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15
County Convention.

At q Convention, held in Centre.e On Satur
day, May 8, lsil. for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Legisa ture and county Offices
notion tho Convention called order by
appointing DANIEL CLARK, Chairman, and Samuct
Han"ah, Secretary, pro. tenn.
On motion,
Resolred, Tha, n committee of one from each
Township be appointed by the Convention to re-
port the names Of suitable persons as officers
thereof.
WheIeupon, the committee appointed, reported
the following persons officers of The Conve-
ton: A. NJ. BRADBURY, President, ENos TuoM
AS and DANIEL COMMONS, Vice Presidents; and
d. w. Reed, Secretary.
On motion the following Resolutions were a
dopted:
Resolred, That it is the opinion Of this Con
vention. that 1t has become necessary aud ex-
pedIcnt for the Wings of this County TO meet in
Convention, and nominate suitable persons as
candidates TO be supported by them. for the DIFF
fercat officers to be elected n the next August
election; and we hereby pledge ourselves to use
all fair and honorable means, our power, to Sc
cure the elections of the several nomina that
may be agreed upon by the Convention.
Resolred, That in making nominations, for
State and County officers, each Township be en-
titled to vote for every hundred votes poi led
al their annual election.
The Convention then, on motion, proceeded TO
ballot for candidates for the Legislature which re-
suited in the nomination of LEWIS BURK and Will
LIAM ELLIOTT, for the Senate, and DANIEL SINKS
DANIEL BRADBURY, end DANIEL STRATToN, Tor
the House of Representatives.
On motion,
Resolved, That the delegates from the differ
ent Townships all unite in ba!loting for candi-
dates for County officers.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot, which
resulted in the nomination of Wm Personnel, for
Auditor; Thomas Adams, School Commissioner
Jason Ham Treasurer; and j. p. Stratton AS
SCISSOR.
/ On motion of Solomon Meredith, ESQ,
] Resolved, That the proceedings Of this Con.
ven,ion be published in The Wing papers of this
county.
/ On notion the Convention adjourned.
A. NJ. BRADBURY, Pres't
h hsos i JONAS. Vice Pres'is.
ID. w. REED Sec'v.
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New and Valuable Books.

StECRET PROCEEDINGS nBATEs of the Convent5or
- assembled Philadelphia. the year 1877, for the
purpose of forming the Constitution OF Omitted States of
America; from notes taken by he late ROBERT ATEs
Esq, Chief Justscc of New Yorknnd copied by Johr Lam
sing ESQ, Chancellor of state, that
Convention Including tne gen,ne normation'' LAID be-
fore the legislature Of MaylaI. by Luther Martin, Esq
Attorney General OF and member of tho
Also other historical documents. rea-
tie Federal compact of tn North American Union
The farmers Instructor, consisting of Essays practical
directions, ami hints for the management the arm AID
Garden, by J. BJel, Esq.
Dea,ocracy in 4nae rtca-Tht social Influence Of De-
mocracy by Alexis DE Tocqueye, member OF the Inst
Of France and of ChaInsr of Deputies; translated
by Henry Reeve, Esq with original preface by John &
Sponsor
In Unipersal Biographical Uctiorary, containing
nation, embracing warriors poets philosophers,
torians politicians statesmen, lawyers dtvne
discoveries and, generally. ali such individuals
the earliest periods OF history the time
disting among ind which is added,
D. the principal dviMtes and heroes of Gre
and Roman Mytnoiog!, and Biographical Dictiona-
~ of eminent living characters
Ghmpses of The Old Uor!d, excursions the Con
tinsn and the island of Great Brsan. by the Rev John
A. Clark.
Lecture, upon the History Of Our Lord and Sarour
Jes4s Christ, by the Rev Henry Blunt, A. II.
The Farnlsrs Companion, or.ssays the principles
practice of American Husbaairy. with Add ress,
of New Haven county, Connecsicu and
Appendix containing other mater useful TO the aEmer,
by the late Jesse Buel.
The Flag Ship, or a Voyage around World, in IN.
T. States Frgate Columbia, attended by her oonsoEs the
soo3 John Adams, and bearing the broad Psnna'
of Commodore George c. Read, by Fitch w. Taylor,
/ Chaplain the squadron.
The Eelc american Orchnrdis, account OF the
valuable Fruit, of all climates, adapted TO cultivation
the United States, with their history modes OF cuitd'e
management &c and the culture OF Silk with an aP
pendix vegetables, ornamental shrubs and flowers
/ by William kenrick.
For sale al ,h- Bookstore. by D. P. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

I his pre-concelvcd opinion may be, can preside
over the Treasury year, without being deeply
| impressed with the expedIency of the United
States Bank Ia conducting the finances OF the
i Union.
The provisions Of the Constitution which gives
Congress the power to pass all laws which may be
necessary and proper to carry into effect the emu
merated powers, gives Congress The right to pass
the Bark Bill, unless lay most proper TO carry
into effect the power 10 collect and distribute the
revenue should be excluded by that provision.
The opponents of the conssitutonaliiy of the
: Bank place great stress upon the word "necessa-
/ ry" contained IN the grant of power, and insist
that no law can be necessary bu, such, that with
out which the power could not be carried into eff
feet. Now this construction appears to me TO be
IndefensibIe. 1t does seem to me, that the words
Unnecessary and proper" cannot exclude a law
that is most proper 10 carry the power into effect
Yet the unconsitutionalIty OF the Bank can be
pronounced only upon that construction.
1t does appear 10 mo that the trainers Of
Constitution never could have intended to ex-
clude the passage of law most proper carry
effect, because IT might be carried imperfect
Nv into effect by another law Ny construction of
the grant of power To pass all laws which may
be necessary to carry the enumerated powers in
TO effect, include the power TO pass all laws which
necessary, and proper to carry the enumera-
ted powers into effect in the most perfect and
complete manner, and no, in an incomplete and
imperfect manner.
have complete development Of the
Presidents plan of a Bank. 1t is possible that
by his plan, the transmission OF the revenue may
be effected, but the safety of the public deposites
ca be affected by the Presidents plan. The
advantage Of this security to The public is meal
culable. |, ought not TO be renquished. unless
il be substantially proved that the Bank Of
the United States is unconstitutional.
This, | .hink cannot be satisfac :orilv shown
NV speeches are recorded and can be Te-pub-
lished if necessary. They contain the result Of
tho best investigation l able TO give to the
subject. l persuaded could not improve on /
it now, if had the means of INVESTIGATING the
subject, which | have not.
| am, sir, your friend, &c.
(Signed) WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
C.. ]. INGERsoLL, Esq.