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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

JACKSON AND REFoRM.-.4nother dsfamlter :
Letters received in town, by last nights West
ern mail, inform us that c. Werlich, the lately
appointed Jackson Postmaster of Caysville,
(Penn )had just been upprehended at Wheeling
(Va> and that he is there confined in goal for
the trifing offence of having purloined $1,000
from letter which had been mailed in his Of
fee, for a merchant in Baltimore Advices
had been received that the remittance had not
come to hand, and suspicion having rested on
the gentleman, he was pursued and apprehend-
ed at the latter place. The whole amount was
fortunately found in his possession, carefully
wrapped in a newspaper, and identified. So
much for Mr. Barry's Post office reform!
Baltimore Patriot
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS are now holding
an adjourned session in this town, II is ex.
Pected they will rise tomorrow,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

CINCINNATI, June z.
From careful observation. we NAV safely saw
that upwards of two hundred buildings have
been commenced in this city the present wear,
large proportion of which are valuable brick
ones; some of them are already finished and
occupied. From present appearances we may
fairly calculate upon FIVE hundred buildings, at
least, being added to our city the present year
The census, which is now to be taken, will,
we have no doubt, find our city containing
population of about twenty eight thousand, and
rank her the sixth in the Union (ier destiny
IN less than Fifty years, will rank her the third)
At present the cities of the Union, in point Of
population, rank as follows, viz New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, New Orleans,
Cincinnati.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

The CoURr of COMMON PLEAS commenced
sitting IN this town on Monday last. The pres.
snt term is held by Judge CuMMlscs.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23
CHARLES MANNING,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
lV scriber has beenduly appointed Adrninistra.
Of Grafton, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon herself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted TO said Estate are hereby called upoA To
m axe immediate payment; and all those 10 wboaA
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
BETsEY STOW.
Worcester, June, 1880, rs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23
Painting.
JOHN r. PENNIMAN

TroRMS his friends and the public that ma
= mas removed from Boston to West Rroo 10
nelo' where ne has established himself I, az
business OF Original, Military Standard S;s s
ornamental, and Portrait Painting. in all tbs
varieties formerly carried on by him at Boston ON
hso' accurate Drawings of New Inyent;on.
resigned q to be Patented; Original Designs for
diplomas; vignettes for Bank Bill EngTaverz.
ana Designs Tor Frontispiecss and Title Pages
to Books furnished as usual.
j; r. P. respectfully solcits a continuation
OF the patronage heretofore SO liberalIv bestov.
ed on him while at Boston, by generous nnb.
nc. i'm West RrnokGald I,.a 90
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

METEOR A meteor of unusual splendor wa.
seen In an eastery direction, about 10 o'clock
on the evening of the 18th inst. Its appearances
mas been noticed in the papers of various plac es
from New York to Bath, in Maine The Taun-
ton Advocate says:
IL hrst appeared in the zenith with an efful-
gence which lit up the heavens with noon da "
sPlendor; its direction was towards the north.
east and the duration of its appearance might
nave Deen hve or six seconds. We have no re-.
correction OF ever witnessing a more sublime
appearance tnan 1T exhibited while slowly and
majestically it passed through the heaven an.
emitting on all sides rays of various colors and
large sparks which were projected at a consid-
eraOie distance, and which had the appearance
OF distant meteors. A dark cloud Law in the
east oehind which it passed, and was lost IN
tne sight. The cloud for an instant exhibited
lhe appearance of FURNISHED gold. so BRIGHTLY
was u Illuminated by its rays. These erial
strangers which have excited so much wonder
ana asLonishment, and which have been the
cause OF much learned and labored investigation.
are an impenetrablc mystery That thew with
all the other phenomena of the heave1s No.
form the part allotted them by the Creator
there can be no doubt, and il is our privilege in
wonder, admire, and adore.
JEFFERSON rs. JACKSON. 1t is not little In.
dlcrous to hear the frequent comparisons made
ny the jackson papers, of Gen Jackson to JEFF
'erson. Two men moro dissimilar in their hab
its' passions, requirements, and modes of think.
ing can hardly be imagined. In reference to
the rights of the Indians, their opinions were
antIpodes, as will be seen by the following ex.
tract from Jefferson's works, Just published
lhese sentiments were uttered by him as Sec.
fetary OF State, in the year 1893, when Gener.
al Washington held consultation with hi, cab.
met on some subjects of policy, among which
one related to tie Indians.
81 consider our right of pre.emption of the
indian lands not as amounting to any domin.
,on' or jurisdiction, or paramountship whatever,
out merely in the nature of a remainder. ofler
the extInguishnent of a present right. which
gave us no present right whatever, but of pre
venting other nations from taking possession
and SO defeating our expectancy that the In.
dams had the full, undivided, and indep1ndemt
Sovereignty, as long as Ties; chose to keen IL.
and that this might be for ever; that as fast as
we extend our rights by purchase from them,
so last we extend the limits of our society, and
as soon as new portion became encrcled with
IN our line, it became fixed limit of our soci.
ety."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23
SALT.
NEW GOODS.

this week, a prime assert ment
. Of New Goods, purchased in New York,
which will be sold at the lowest prices,-by
ID. G. WHEELER, Jr, g. Co,
June 90 Opposite the Worcester Hotel.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

LUNATIc HosPIrAL. We understand that
the beautiful hill directly south of tho House of
Correction, in this town, known by the name
OF Frost Hill," has been selected as the site
OF the Lnnatic Hospital. Capt S B. Thomas
has, with laudable liberalily, given convey.
ance of the requisite quantity of land, for the
amount appropriated by the town for that pur.
pose-a sum much less than its estimated value,
and far below what he would have taken for it
for any private purpose.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23
CIDER.

THNHE subscriber will receive Old Cider aler
H. the first of August next, and New Cider
after the first of September next, in any guam.
tity, not exceeding 10000 barrels. delivered al
the Worcester Distillcry 80 gallons will be
considered barrel
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester June 30. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

Rlch Fancy Handk'fs.,
Fashionable Changeable Silks,
do. Fig'd Cameo do.
40 40, Blue Black eros de Naples,
hich Gauze Scarfs,-Ribbons, &c.
u The above Goods were hon.h. :: N
YORK, and purchasers may depend on their hs.
ing the first in style, and the lowest in rr;.a
ID. e. WHEELER, Jr., & Co.
Worcester, June g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

THE SIAMEsE YoUrHs. Some very singular
facts relative to this MSuS nGturae have been
communicated to the royal society, by George
Buckley Bolton, Esq, member of the Royal
College of Surgeons. A silver tea spoon being
placed on the tongue of one of the twins, and a
dish of zinc on the tongue of the other the mo-
ment the metals were brought into contact
both the boys exclaimed Sour sour !" thus
proving that the galvanic influence passed from
the one TO the other through the connecting
band. Their strength and activity are very re,
markable. They run with great swftness,
bend their bodies in all directions, and in their
sports often tumble heels over head, without
the least difficulty or inconvenience.
London DaDer
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

LONGEVITY. We yesterday, says the Berks
and Skuylskill Journal had the pleasure of being
introduced to a Centenary. He resides in
Adamstown, Lancaster county. The name,
Michael Stefey. His statement of age, is. no
doubt correct, having vouchers to establish this
Of the most unexceptonable kin6. He claims
to have wintered one hundred and two seasons.
The partner of his heart survives at one hun
bred and one-and in connubial ties, they have
witnessed sixty-seven years. Like the Adam
Of Shakespeare:
"Though he looks old, he is strong and lusty,
For in his youth he never did apply
Hot and rebeliious liquors to his blood"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

w Jehe'nn ~ the Potsst Which he framed Of the
bssnlatue OF Virgins, himself following ms,
Surprising, then. 0 might he for the good whole
some " ITS eo-Ssteitem 10 think that the
,nd csnss should he added 10 those directly gVsn the sf
mneh mre KEY 70 he sysensey bssth sy dsc
than ~ the independent srcn Of the Sses
"e,h Gom rep'e 70 these opinion, snd desire II cancellation
WITH h eoState vii eoosen' 10 them rsk
this sldon Ndsd he dooe regularly by
sooPfct N Tie wy established by hat aud ,dst
us Il he sufficient suade6 sgsn sbucs eonpones, cor
Ipt oo Us of po'ible hut Of probable occurrence"
The National ntelgcneer 10 70 W vocation II IL oein,
the changes fhe insdious style s s
ng eour enough, and giving the all s affiliated presses
II insists apop II TINT iuteTna Improvement 10 BE- s,opt
SOIL amer the National debt paid Of and for aag they
M he DoJ or IadgmeptTbat the Tariff
sasssss oYssios, Of % Ds to ss,t az M SsoSst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
tPROJFrS


No The canal the Flords to be mad.
e. Stale. for ship navigation WHICH distinguished member of
Road from iousye through Illinois to ST. Louis
mo) with the Cumberland and Wheeling road win cost 81 ooo
Road from Evansville in Ohio to Forene. in A,.bam, ~
.% OF m & such as the Cumberland Road
- o nS n from Missouri to Mexico the terms,
Road from Lake Chsmpan and Boston IS ono non,
ooo ROAD from P'euTg to the North Western Territory SO
-, Road from Buffalo Orleans, dstane. 1900 miles, sa
g. Road from Bnltu,ors to Philadelphia
70 ROAD Road from from Memphis in Little Rock Akn
i Road Road from from c oaGs S to %Gs.G:
Is Is Road l; from Black swamp to Pitt,burg
Road Road from Washington to Jackson, in Arkan,a.
from fNI ssse to ps {: Es. .1s
u Do Gom uniOniowo 70 P,osquo Isle
% Do from PoG Kent 70 ogdso.burs
% % Do from from Eu XII TO Grcon Rive"
81 DO DO from Marietta to Chlieoho
&c DO from l.ouisvillo to Nashville
p DO from tho Rapids Of Miami 10 Detroit
9 Do Do from bs to sS S 10 C sss. Gibson
81 DO from L9 , bay 70 Chicago
g DO DO from hatcher 10 Now ohcsn,
81 DO from M1,tawsmkeegg to Manhhir
20 Do from from S Ss.'% york 70 3 hSsoy
90 imprCysmsn, Of KanuObeck River, SO.
~ DO Black river and Conuoaut sreek en- Lake y5e
~ DO OF Ohio - ~
- Do Of Mississippi
~ Do Of ehsnnsl in tho harbor OF Pressure Isle
- Do Plymouth Beach, Mass.
- Building n Pior at Steops ledge, Maine
~ Providence town HaTbor
~ Piscstaqua river
~ Hsrbot OF Edgafown
50 MeTfimack
81 Harbor Of Hysnnis Vineyard sound
b2 Sackops Harbor, New York
80 O,weso Bay and Isrbor
81 Piers, &c. at New Castle, Della
IS GrandRiyer, Ohio
SO hthtabula creek
81 Cunningham creek
So Huron River
50 Laplaisancs Bay
90 Sandusky Bay
Oh Green and Brown River, Kentucky
W Fox RIVER Michigan
| So Desmoisnes and Rock river Illinois
| 81 Ssugauck
s. Channel through the south Of Ocraeook so Cspo
70 ship channel between AlbomsfS and the Atsos
81 Har,or Of Mobile
| 6s Mablehead and Holmes Hole
69 Dunkirk Hsrbor
| 20 Oswego Hafbor
| III konnsbock
| ~ Mouth Of Delaware liver
| 10 Nantucket river
| ~ Opeaing iulei 10 the Sea North Catoros
| - Canal round the Falls Of Niagara
| % sopus Canal, New York
| "a Ohio Canal nod s,esbenyie Rail Rood
| ls south Carolina canal and Rail road
| ~ Pennington canal
4 ~ Hampshire and Hampton saual
\ 81 Blackstone canal
( 90 Morris canal
i t3 Delaware md Hudson canal
\ ~ Savannah and Ogoeohso canal
| ssS Osnai ron Atamaha 10 Tennessee river
Il 70 :, ron Tennes'ee 70 the Mobile
u - Ms.ele shoas Tennessee
II 81 Big HetebeO
70 fOi1nseh 70 fl0ppasooooOs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

We nave placed these two parts Of the nsssass a.
because the subjects. Of which they treat, ksvs
u.'o'una'ey become connected together 10 our pubhS
councils Internal Improvem and the riff are ths
r po nesus OF the nli'-named Amerieon Sysfem.-
ihey deieod aud support each Other Tn. one tus
'ne reasons and the other the objects expe
ne fresldent, or the Politician, who Is ouJ pr.vaI
upon 'he PEOPLE to abandon th- aud reduce the q.
e'' "ou'u deserve statue more dursbe than mar.
oie-it tue Constitution could only 10 ann nieJ IN
mese respects; " the Parties Z, the Compact ~oud 90.
oe hdueeu 10 settle th-se que sons by limiting the
p,wsr oil the General Government aud eonfioipS n
more sicuy 10 lite legitimate functions the eleeuts of
d.cord would be materially dissipatsd and the "seoe-
RAJ welfare" most essentially promoted. From Gen.
Sson' we may fairly expect disposition to prevent
,Heesse aud to aoridge all abuses-but from his
PIng competitor, from the putaive Father Of the A.
mo'can system, what reforms we ever to expecti
c e Que desires 10 reduce the power of the General
e'oment and to respect the rights Of the s ates. in
81 t s",heh' degree The other 10 Ultra In his Faith,
~ an. al injurious nous asPirant in all his views.
rs. "aV -, ms IN variety OF instances nanife,'sd his
poe TOT STATE kish's; who seeks abridge the pow.
ST au" patronage Of the Exeeu'iys--who has risked
S popularity IN order 10 tho al rminx a ,od of
roc approp a'ions-who insists upon An ~ mn
u"ea"on OF the Tarif sys'~m-Nho ha, r.tor,nrd so
maoy OF the abuses Of the Government and
e MS fellow citizens, that II he has mistaken their
interests and wishes, the Constitution affords the N the
e""s VI correcting their and of s~.ctng eii.
oe a whose opn'ons may accord with their own-Or
WIN 'hey select man of different desctiption-wh no
goes Tor the whoi- American System m Nv W it'll
cur any modification, laughs TO .cosp th- riyhs NJ M.
Std"s' ana would move Heaven and Earth 10 sratiiv
HE am ition Wy
ne PEOPLE, II SCENE, has TO choose between them
"ncn party ~ilthey prefer--a sp-udid G. verp,oenf
-ngh taxes, and apublic deb.-o low taxes the most
r"Piu 'exongushms OF the national debt'' end he
them" 'e ye oe'"ee"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
1iN'Ou "as hrIiNeu Az,
adjourned uRtil Monday.
WAsHINGroN DE- IL

NAsHINGTON, DC. Is D., 1880
SIR: nodce In the rspori of the few ob.-,vations
made yeslt rday on Mr. Wi klHs's amendment TO The
post office bill that mi. uode rsiood by YOUR r.
porter My rems.Ss based the Off ciai re port
Of the Post master General and the messages OIL th.
President and we're designed to sa,i-fy the House if
they were correct, the ame odnent wss "
and ihat the routes pr vded for in the bill might 20 in
TO opsfditD without embarrassing the der armtn or
becoming charge on the treasury. stated thai
wthe hr' Barry admitted there $3.50 900 at hs
d'slUsa' when hs r"e office it was cone nded nv
Others, whose knowledge the sutjrct was derived
from official report. that the amount exceeded $500
600 dt not mend to conne the passage of the Ia :,
post office bill 10 the year 1927 but TO the sessions a.
1877 and . OF Congress said DothiI about NV r.
spsct or di,resPeet icr Mr.. Barry and expressly eta
ted, should not snswpr the rsTark. OF the gen lsmsp
from Ken,ocky. (Mr. WickHr lure / n % lr-roed.
l'g. 10 th- SENATE as supposed they were net the
Suoect OF discus'ion You will do The iu-tice to
make HE communication public in v ur paper Of the
Su'h' Hh due re- peci,
j am You're,
+. WHITTLESEY
Gen. DuFF Garrv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
Gen DUFF GREEN.

COMPLIMENT 70 rue UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA
IL graduate OF the University Virginia has
Oe epPonso rfolesso OF Ancient Languages
Of AlabimaWs have doubt that MI ~ snniv s.",ve. ~
distinction. " - '"'PV OBSERVES his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

~ Dayton to Augleize
~ {" Chesapeake and Ohio TO extend to Lake Erie
Allegheny river 10 Susquehanns and Schuylkill
Us Delaware TO the Rsfitan
v5 Buzzatis 10 Barnstabls Ray
"a Lake Poncharrain TO Mississippi
~ Barrett TO Lake Connecticut
~ MemPhrcmagog to Connestieat
100 Dismal Swamp
l0l Brunswick
ly2 Gardener
J0J Z" Gcnnessee
l04 Z" Dover Canal
l05 " Rutland canal
LOG {" Kenawha to James and Roanoke
lW {" Lake Michganto Wabash
/ los 4" Wsbssh TO White river
tigofs with the Ohio - -
lie Afound the Ohio Falb
III " from Tennsssss 70 Coose r
al shese rosk Be segei N shs Lszcon Of Dr. Cha, sa,a
- Vnls,r) -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

-Ws h-vs letter Mr.. Madon Of the 77h u,n IN.
smpoyu cot NJ these III defence
t'fs" The facts which stste and the
den0Hsyatioa that these in avn s,1,,
that eostd mved const" With powers Besvcs nv In.
Centnuons cha teri We that h public vh pe hy,,5
win ssh o this luminous Erpo,iion. II Tie Re-
port Of $4,000. What hifhsr prsise be EivsntoT2
tIho ~ Y Journal OF Commerce with the
'e,aen or retaining at session, and returning
we TWO bills 10 question Owe apprehend that
e power OF Congress to act these bills procs
us &c GgC lhe course pursued by the President presents
quc w e history OF legislation, which will,
uauea 20 Drought before Congress during the session.
Vugy sHeu. according 10 interpretation Of the
fresdent Of thoso o.
est me ORDINARY Legislation Of both Houses Congress and wa
eanno, Dut regard as dangerous innovation why such
marker The President has
sewhich expressly that az bill not be
By the President within ten days n s
have been prevented 10 him, the
az II he mad signed H. paless the Congress bv S,ir o1
nea preoent s IN Wioh case BE- Io,, Tbs
President had tine 10 upoa bi
" as the politicians therefore tetnr o m rim
A OBJECTIONS" OF course no Tesioed Them there 10 an end
,he validity They dead ducat and pectly
& W Is no, now IN the powe. Of Congres',o
eNeep oy procedure dc nooo The President returns
o 1 sSoy 1e With ey sspeo,ssn that cooss'. viii up
W Nh hsvoo OF 35thsbut OF couTtesy
epa ~, Lp 70 pnss ogaon To show why IN I'D sias
os sessen and vh1, due dslboreun, he
have approved them Had he fstoysed tbsD hst ,oS
op have BEEN his sh,i.S;.g ssl .6,,, ~ esq
bibty, nod al bAa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
a COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ar .yEs =

s., l,tseI Isl Poge--Fo7 JVEF1 40 TEF;77-7T; Z.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

AN ACT to authorize three separate elections
in the County of Albsmarle. Passed, .Janu.
arg 9th 1880.
BE 1t enacted by the General assembly, That
whenever hereafter an election shall be holden
IN the County of Albemarle, in which all the
lawful voters of the County are required to vote.
There shall be at the same time, separate poll
opened for such election, at the following plac-
es, to wit: The store house of Messrs.. Gar
land q Coffman, situated on the Staunton and
James River Turnpike road, also at the Tavern
house now in the occupancy of George Glenn,
situated on the public road, leading from Char
iottesviile to Turks Gap; and also at the Ia.
vern called Stoney Point, situated in the north
east side of said County.
BE at further enacted, That the said separate
poll shall be conducted in like manner, and all
persons concerned therein, governed by the
same rules and regulations prescribed by the
Act, entitled, An act to prescribe the mode of
conducting separate elections" passed the sew
snteenth day of January, eighteen hundred and
twenty eight, and the acts therein cited
This act shall commerce and be in force from
nnd.after the passing thereof.
Tho foregoing is true copy
GEORGE w. MUNFORD, C.. I'D.
February 3, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

from all quarters are delighted to see the
opposition expose themselves. and will he
met by the triumphant republican party in
this nation, extending ir an unboken
phalanN from "ne extremity Of the Union
to the other. The highest expectations
are cherished Of the speedy triumph of the
republican cause throughout New En-
gland, and that the democracy Of the
North will soon overthrow the a,versaries
OF sound political principles. and hri nr
back every New England State into full
communion with the -" patfio, States" Of
the Union. The eyes Of the republican
party are upon the democracy Of the
North. aud their hearts are with them in
every struggle.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
From the Virginia Literary Museum
The AMERICAN ALMANAC

we have seen no publication from DIR
press that we think is calculated to be
more generally useful than this little vo-
,ume. In about three hundred pages it
has collected large stock of that class of
facts which most men have occasion for
almost every day OF their lives, and which.
IN the scarcity of such works in our coun-
Try, he does not always know where to
hnd. Is divided into FIVE parts, contain
ing the calendar of the present wear. and
every thing relating to it some miscella-
ncous instruction and advice on subjects of
general utility a variety of statistical in
formation relating to the world in general.
and America in particular, and brief
chronicle of the most remarkable event.
OF the year 1929, down to the month of
September.
In the first attempt of work embrace
ing SO many facts, in different departments
OF knowledge, it would be unreasonable to
expect perfect accuracy: we have accord
ingiy noticed few errors. Thus, in the
list OF the principal canals in the United
states, we perceive that the FIVE made by
Virginia solely, or Jointly with other states,
are omitted. These are the Dismal Swamp
James River, Potomac, Appamatox and Ro-
anoke canals, which are quite as important
as some that are mentioned, and which
together cost upwards of two millions of
dollars. The Santee canal of South Ca
rolina Is also omitted, and we incline to
think several others. We think, too, there
should have been list of the several
branches Of the Bank of the United States.
with the names Of their respective Presi-
dents and Cashiers. In giving the statis-
tics OF the individual states. we were dis
aPPolnted at finding no less than ten of
them Omitted, and among these, our own
state. We are aware that the reauisite in
formation cannot be procured without
trouble and perhaps expense, but ,oih them
1t certainly may. We sincerely hope that
the publishers will meet with sufficient en-.
enlargement in this their first essay to con-
time the work annually, in which event,
we have no doubt that these and other
Omissions viii! be supplied.
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