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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
Correspondence afNe Baltimore Chronicle.
INV. DIRK Oct Al 1897

Long ISLAND RACES-FtRsr DAY.
The second Fall meeting over the Uuion Course.
jamaica, l.. i. commenced today. The Coutse was
but thinly attended aud III la;ntertst was excited
il either race although .he llrs Que was for atolera.
bic snug stun thcgo nord times
f1fd 1aet--A match for Sl0,0a0-S5 900 aside,
httwcen Mr.. hen'alI's Horny 4 Bise, aud Nh. s.
Meals tGol. lle'hs} GYt one mile heat and repeat,
was won by the latter in two heats with great easc.
Time, l.53 l.51
Second Ruce--A sweepstake, four subscribers,
$3o0-Sl00 fotleIt, but two came 10 the uost the
others paying iortet-2 mile heats, yeas old.
Robert. siesens's b. by Nnliier. dam by
Polly Hopkins,
vi. Harris be. Champaign by Eclipse, -
fme-3.564 /; l.O0
This race was awarded to the Eclipse coffin con-
sequence ol foul riding. The rider oil the fllv.prr,
sd il Oh h antsoni7, aud toe lhe ltach tclor. lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

Rights q Ito@co."-At debating society in
Portland. last week, the subject under discussion
Vas resolution, That Women are entitled 10 the
same Political RIGHTS as Men, and it would be for
ineif happiness and usefulness 50 to exercise them"
JOIN NEAL. En-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

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mr. aeaat graunlsiaiS ,laHs nefcreS.tc al 5r=
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carefully el,tied hg Iesirsfais nfou Be- SAFE. l5a
aFllieg 0lieci IL - - e4zsIe anefrss tl4f al
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Bntthis p, rcr 3sstliie eehmsa is not tt sifaHs=
est, the broadcast gHnaa or 0ha!I to lasf TIE
tiufs OF Cungtrss. I'hple 5 a1aihct power eiuled
d tangless. which sasass nj iosns'f 'o iz sasf.
directly a~l lTrs al at lHli is lie c'."ftsf..s
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siaii have pQs9rg sa.lAe ssi5..tloc .ft - 49,.
farezA aafos 2 tsts4s - - 'fss biss8s 3 -
aai egm,aesc srai,i. al ~ ~ + ta'ae54s5s#I
eye4y ding 9hr,l Is pas eaHaatrrr, or eseelHt#4
10 commerce. Agd snaf faaaeY esseuiIai u tsH4=
mrtrcf NJ rams, ia has stsss. tan droy thft; m
ii IS eqnsily clear. tbu elfeg paper 's Rul Isffa.
Nillisingeai elscullit currency. De- BE- ua
money. Immediately affect, eaaalaeree. E-ys tsss,
IN strict aEs teoliuical sense are not, lndre IN
nes; bar, ina ecnriai >eIse, aud aeU i'el senss.
they are money Ttses arr substantially moHey.he-
cause they perform Tic functions Of noury 1heA
not. like bulls oitNehan-t common rtantssofs
fates, n.ee prouls evidences a-hl, bu sse 'leal
e asma8rv Ia tije 1eue1atHaHsast.ous OF sptifs.-
ireoeips be given taf ihea fhef are -i'cHa- fol M
ney. ihey pass under iesaes. az aihef ,vtm eI #z
a. 1aoney. And lh., character "a haia notes a.
Weil knaah aHt uuaesiaaB = tHa tHiep ibs - p
ton Of The Constitution As Il aast. TIE hv. tet
81 England and America, tezafda9 tacm u.s. mqsfei.
~ the sense above expressed. Il Congress. ,iea lbs
power 10 gulatr cpafBefCr. Il must Rave ctH5Ial
Over lint money. Whatever 1t ms he, by vhch conn
mercer i actually earred a.. Nh-fArr tl7t money
be coin paper, ol however il has Acquired tr eaI
aefer l1nuncyor currency. II ~ Let II has lreuHe
actual agent insffnnrnt in he performance 81
commercial iransactieHs II Nee saiily thereby be
comes snhlee, to Differentiation aud control Il tou#
gross. The regulation Il money IS mol SO uut h da
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09


Wemr sorry TO record a most nelaucho'v accident,
which toph place about five o'clock YESTERDAY afitr-
noon, 1t Eug,h's Ferry, TIE Camden suic oitlte
Delaware. Ihe steam teny boat DellWa.c. had ar
uerd about five minutes before from the city. and
laadrd na>l Of her passengers when her boiler Aur,
with terrific explosion, that tle1 up pant OF the
de i ami tn uut considerable portion Of her side
A>>oon - the sudden terror caused hY the event hal
somewhat subsidized, = seatch va made for those on
board when, lrightul To relate, Mr.. Thorn the N
giHeef, and hite boy sufposedto be = passenger.
bat whose nanc is not known were discovered 10 be
missing. Another boy WAS thrown INTO the Della
ware, and taken out by some by-sdnaers, lust rs lie
Nas disappearing Ion Tie last time beneath the surface
Efforts hara been made 10 receiver the bodies of
Nj. ! hou, and the boy, who Is also drowned but
Hthetto without effect. Mr.. +. WIS respected by
al WHO knew him, q, an industrious man and an IL
he engineer. We understand tins is the first alci-
denin The hlnd that has ever occurred on the waters
ot the Delaware; AID although NE have heard seye-
tal reasons Inrd IA rotation 10 lis cause We flraer
mentioning them, uujI they can be confirmed in :;
more positive manner.
Since writing the abovr We have been Informed
thai the body Of Mr.. Thorn has been found ltwa,
much bruised but not mutliated. Mr.. II. las left
a"ir and two young ch>,scu 10 oplore his prema-
tarc death. We also learn thai a passenger was
considerably ajIcd. He va, thrown by the force
OF the explosion several yards btltnoue Of his wounds
arc OF daaltrou, character. l.aree aud heavy pe-
ceS of timber were Liuwn iiun 20 10 50 yards and
ole beam OF great weight lodged in the branches of a
high aee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

LYNcnRuEG, Va.
Having been engaged during the last ten wears in
manufacturing Ploughs, liarrows and other imple.
mens' ot this section OF Virginia, with a constant
ana unrcnuiled attention to improvement, he now re-
tuf MS ttlauhsIor the encouragemcntreceiyee from
the armeIs othe surrounding countess and also to
the Agricultural Societies, Central and New Lon
dop.) for the premiums awarded to his work These
form new inducements 10 greater exertion which he
promises To exercise 10 the utmost extent OF his
means, IN ofder to keep up complete assortment of
Inc following articles for his customers, viz
Slewar,'s Pouglis re Horse.
AcCqmc's do dn
1"f'ss do DO
iii sldo Ploush> the ceehralod Wing Coulter.
Alilsator', together with every other article Of the
Plough kind, adapted To eurs soil.
Also.
iAhlEOWS oiere4 descriptions on hand, aud made
10 order
>. All persons wishing to purchase articles in his
me are respectfully invited to cali and examine his
~ supplied
December ao,f;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
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E.yEE .f.y.D yt'E5'TEr, G0Ops,
E&gUEA ~ THIS L.,

Ia G a I is g IA slci<y J ealaN.
sNtlE subscribers, have on hand, a small consicn-
a 1nent Of AZ g. ?. IA nv e T. q "a Y
- Z. - rs. OF very tine quality, Which they viii
~ tue case or piece, to such purchasers
Merchants wishing to purchase are;l fine article. win
DO well to call and examine the goods
MILLER < ROYALL.
November . awif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

\ Lexington PAPER statrs that Mr. Norton has
ohldincd a judgment II aust he Northern Bank of
kentucky for TG,Hl0 with II per interest from
the day o, demand OF specie. \ new tlal was NOV
Cd ia aad denied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
NegE'<sgS for HSsye =

\ lave SEVERAL NEGROES thai | woul1
n n ;, IKE 10 lire GIT for the BALANCE OF
y III EAk. Among them are Men, Women
Dry ll' '"f's'. JOSEPH f.. MARTIN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

KtptarEy Load-Asaie Of Wocdfold county (ky)
land WAS reject ;ly made n 81 per acne. \ small
la1n IN Scott county ii SO per cue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

..a1sr tVas. l=ostts#fs d" 't' st.'.st It'd
Iieailsl could uol pfsfi4 H. "a heer"nta II" con
IrpI lie i,Ig li.fon . iae. tra "a ieafs reel
ye1 oa his r,.llt lore r. fhr stable. Which vii
age..4, his rnraing thiss eek. The champion Nj
20 3 On tic Island. II, ihoasIh lnh Pieidn. Fan
NJ Wyatt iol I.5y cdeli' "ii' eon'eia'' WIN iiifh
Isf lie lsurmlie dry.
Il appears Gon paragraph ~ thc New ork
l,nf,al OF Commerce, that there Is ODE 30 person
iftallcl to tie Exploring Esp'diton IN the capacity
a niio.raphcr: neiilter vii any crao" Who may
h. attached 10 tic Expedition. he authorized 10 write
la sl:e arra.Ye 1.-The voyage, after The return Of
fl.r Expedition 10 the rsae5 Stues unless II be toe
aader tllesuprrneudenee ii he commander Il tue
ExpalIfion Thr l8n Is ae iran. 50 far As regards
r narrative ofhe voyage i. that all matter As well
, n ,pria,s collected dnrinz the prosecution ofthe
toyaae. are To be deemed public ropehy, and be
subject to the disposal afthe Gavcr"men aud nom
l,rsr and the Commanders journal faithful history
will be given the public NJ the expense OF and IN
DIR Re sanction OF the Navy department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

TIE tomIdIfion sf.u" Ola nnnuncat 10 Sir
WtLrtH Seorr a5s baud, Wuh ered ceremony, at
Glasgow, ON til u ot oclubcL b, tn Lord Provost.
lue expense al tn muuuJuc4t Is delayed lS the
ci'Ilri-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

sooiiefs his services 10 the public having on haud
OF Fiia-SyaTc, Copper sarc (oqFf.E,S
assorted Sizes al Of which whsle sold low lN
wholesale Or retail. lie Is prepared 10 doa lnds 81
SEfEET-G4SO.F' work to cover HOUSES uih
TIN, COPPER, or sEGEET-SEGCE oanoI-
crate terms ana wnh despatch; and 10 pntup gut
tiers, spouts &c. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are
respectfully requested call aaa examine his assort-
ment beng assured thai they vii fluid il t heir IN.
seresl 10 deso THOMAS O. AGREE
Oct. 10 ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

ANON. phe victims 10 5.llom le,er during the past
,ra.ot, " notice tie names OF John H.. Ross aud T.
O. Thateher Esi~. Of Napchez 1eunrh, of Virginia.
They lelGc.enled Is having been honorable
Young men ornaments TO the Bar and Society.
Mr..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09


\ GorrT IN MlemdAN--Tl { papcls i've an ac-
coaat of very strange Proceeding ~ a ll.e uial be-
fore court i'll Pontiac, Mchiean Benlnnin Irish
had sued George ", Wl>Upi Tor the recovery OF IA
bet made upon The result al The election. Among
Other Witnesses n favor 81 the plaiaiH was Samnel
\, Guat, editor Of lie Administration paprrin Pom
iac and q candidate fer die State i.eei>laufe-
Beng asked hy the defendant uhcth,, h. WIS inter
csted in the event Of tie SUIT he Replied at he bad
promised the plaintiff 10 help hun to pas tie expen-
~. + fc al, ,,r,t,,Isp m LaI five ~, ba,e
te tar aud feather The defendant and car,A him our
o.tle village lie knew the baIln box had been robbed
and he did rot care WHO ,aiJitIadnt.
1hrdrtt,ltanr objected receive tiuat's evidence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

GOOD NEWS.-1ha list Nicksburr Spntisel
m3hes III" important announcement that ;he DAYS of
yneh hug are over IN that city We are glad to
Il III il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
SEJHsEFe6OEe STOg'NN, -.

ffanhIm SlOyct.
Nine plate do. assorted. sizes.
parloar Stoves, a - ssaad splendid article.
Nott's do. assorted,
Cabin do 10.
u nt..r.- (..,.I - - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

>AqeGfz.--'Ihe lr,er II tins place is more fatal
lhan Al Acw Orleans. 1t tllr lasi dates the deaths
were 75rer eeth, a.d GA the increase. The popu-
hliaH IS onl1 500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
GUARD AGAINST WINTER.

opposite ale 2na pro-il ,esian C.surcs.
'f'HE subscriber, feeling hmselfundcl oblig4t .oaS
10 his friends and the public generally fer II e
very extensive patronage which he has received IN
his Inc OF business, iaotlrf 10 mancsthls sense OF
theif kindness and 10 insure rs continuation, b.,
recently purchased, ait has nov in s,oJc .suef8
assortment NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21
For the Morning

For the Morning Herald
Love- have heard them say that love
Was ft,est formed far wonans heart;
Aud that the God assailed her mo~.
Because She was the weakest part.
What them know It's mecter Ear
For foad and fai,hlesxnan TO rove
A lofty, solitary thing
Than stoop to gentle womsns love.
But she all tenderness, all hope
Her heart TO lo,elies, feelings given.
How is il strange, that she should love.
Since Woman Is lore, and lore i Heaven.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

Agar ~ LAWN case tried in the Pleas yester-
day, Judge Ulshoeer, laid it down as law that al,ho
broker discountinR note and charging over per
cent, could Rotrecover the transactisn being usurous
yet he might purchase that note for any given sum,
third or what not Of its amount and would still be en-
titled to recover it's full value. II moreover stated
that although large proportion Of note had been
paid by the accepor, the endorser nevertheless
liable to its full amount could set of be urged
Verify law is glorious uncertainty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21


Tuesday goth inst by his honsr the Mavo, r.. ToSd a,
Sarah Jane Hennen, all Of this city. - "
On Sunday, 18Th inst, by the Rev arener S,;r~ I.e
G. Lord TO Harriet Jeroeman, all Of this city.
On Saturday, iItb inst, by the Rev Mr. Co,l Jr James W.
Auten, 10 Margaret l.. Van Schaick ali of this civ
At Saratoga, on Thursdays, 18th inst by the Rev r. ~ May
Jonah Hobby ESQ., OF Northcaste westcbester county ~
r. sarah NJ daughter OF the late James Bsbin, Esq., Of
No 162, 9Th Avenue.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited at
tend hrsfnneral this afternoon a O'Clock Z
w aesday Fh ist IN the 5sth year o. her age, X
Groser rec Of the late Thomas Groser, ESQ, Of Span
Town, in the Island Of Jamaica ~
Her friends and acquaintance and those OF her
spectfuy invited funeral this evening" from No.
5s7 Greenwich street.
On Monday ins Bronson vsndyne, In The AID year AZ
his age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral the residence Of his mother log Hester street.
tomorrow afternoon, al o'clock
On Monday, 18th inst, Monfford Price
On Sunday 18th inst, Edward Collins aged 6 years. Of
At Phsdephs on Saturday, the 7,h nst samuel wilcox
ESQ the cashier OF Mechanics Bank year Of
his age
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

BaoAD HIS1:-The street inspector OF the fourth
ward will be pleased 10 walk up Frankfort street the
next time he has business at the City Hall, and we
think he will find il necessary that the walk in the
upper part of wants some kind OF repairs.
ONE PASSES NAVY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II II must be excessively annoying to our friend
Of the "Courer," to see the "Hcrald's" money mar
ket articles quoted the English papers, and his stupid
dsquisons on the same subject tackled to the tail of
them, like gilt frame to master piece Of art Oh
Oh!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II The large papers in New Orleans have sus
pended their daily issues. II would be wisdom in tn
Wall street prints TO follow suit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

TAsrr-The New Orleans Bulletin calls the Ex.
press cool, considerate psper-the greatest granny
and boy by turns, in New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II Asplendd sale Of furniture will be made at IN
Fulton street-partieulars tomorrow. Ladies attend
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

Hamlet MARrrSEAu is giving Is much employ
ment to the bugs" Of the press, as Fanny Kemble
did. These leafers" pOunce upon the petticoats De
perfect savages
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

RreArrA AT NswBunen.-On Tuesday next, a
splendid regatta is to be held at Newburgh There
is an Amateur Beat Club in that handsome town, Of
which Capt Robinson, formerly Of the Havre line, is
the President Before the Captains splendid pia on
the ver the rsgoo takes place. Several Of our boa,
clubs 60 up TO try their luck, and few fair ones to
zoe them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

AsrAurrvL HAsD.-The eye the cheek, the lip, q
may fade, beautiful female hand never.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

ProveHrse-Ins spite Of the pressure, Doctor Plough
ofNew Orleans, has received subscriptions Of 5000
for bath house. 70 steam dirty rascals.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II Nrslo the prince Of Jsfes and fire works, has
opened his truly magnificent garden. In spite Of the
dissgreeable weather, Monday night was well At
tended.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II The SHAKESPEARE WATER ExcURsIoN takes
place this evening. The steamboat WILDE at Market
field street. at o'clock in the afternoon. Ladies pre-
pare shall 60, accompanied, in my minds eye,
with all Shakespeare female creations. Glorious
times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II The Boston Gazette calls Harriet MARITIME au
foreign loafer" for cutting up Governor Everett
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

Posr OrrIcE CHANeEs.--Wc learn that Mr.. G.
Goodwin, for fifteen years past very efficient clerk
in the post Office, has left that establishment We
are sorry for this and should like to know the reason
Mr.. Coddingtsn is a very considerate man, and in
these times should think Of the terrible situation Of
young man with large family, thrown upon the
world at large. What's the matter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

The SLAVE CASE AGAIN.-The case of Dixon,
claimed as runaway slave, by DR.. Aendar, Of Bal
tlmore WIS again argued before the Recorder yester
day. Not the slightest new feature was presented
II was talk-talk-talk in the negroes favor; and
-talk-inreply. The case was finally adjourned
until Thursday next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

ar Ma. BErrtrr-The market belonging the Astor
House has purchased goods Of the amount o2 called
at the house twice and presented the b and received
swer waiting two hours each time nothing nsus
and shaking the hand at with the thumb applied 70 he
nose &c Mr. Bennett you tbnk this proper treatment for
an when In the discharge OF bis business then let
be treated a. deserve, and trust you will render 70 III
persons their merits deserve II deserving ~ th NV
o not hope you will tell those persons ~ their N
polite than capable; and you please re-
ques, him 10 call ard pay this small before proeeed to
law with hem Your obcdient servants
MILLER PARSONS, 1872 wsshineson a.
Articles bought are Oranges, IN the name Of Boyden
je21.lr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

u Boyden, my old boy, pay for your oranges Like
man, we shall have to send for the Boston cracker
baker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

II The "penny press" of Philadelphia acts more
wisely than that of New York. They do not expand
their size beyond their MEANS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

SOMETHING AHEAD.-we have received the par
iiculars of an amusing transaction in which the Rev.
VIM. X. Hoyt has been concerned A lady is in the
affair, 80 az to give keener edge to its poetry.
Mr.. Hoyt, has some good points about him. His
venera,ion for that pretty blackeyed martyr, Maria
Monk, speaks well for his sentiment and affectonate
disposition. His love for some Of the pretty seam
stresses is equally amable although it nterferes with
our views a good deal. We shall begin 10 think
better of him soon. Probably in allusion TO these
matters, a writer in the Sun" Of yesterday asks
thus :-"Does Mr.. Hoyt no, live in the family Of
one Of your drecresses, and is he net connected in
some way with certain matrimonial difficulties that
have occurred there lately1 Yea nay"
Really, really, if this is the way the Rev. VIM. X.
Hoyt is directing the pretty directresses, he and
Western, his lawyer, ought 70 bring up their suit
against us and get the damages fast as possible.
Cash is always useful, but particularly during pres
sure
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

III DuNLAP's History of New York, for Young
persons is on the plan of Peter Farley. Dunlap has
executed his work with great skill and effect The
two little volumes are delightful reading Quite funny
it is, to see the itera" and the bookseller send
ing their books to me fer an opinion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

EFFECTS OF ExpANsIoN.-The large newspapers of
Wall street are daily getting deeper into debt Owing
to their foolish expansions their subscription prices
DO not pay for their observation-disclosures IN revusion
which reduces advertising they suffer awfully. Why
don't they suspend AT once4
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04

nj. custody possession any metahc piass. GU
o,.ved after tho simisu1o Of any plate from
which anv notes issued Aforesaid shati nave
been printed, " Hh intent 10 use sucn P!ate.ot u
cause o. suffer the same to be used IN forging o'
any Of the notes issued as aiofe-
said or shall have in his custody or possession
suy paper adapted to the making OF those no'es'
and similar 10 the paper upon which any sncn
,otes shall be issued, with the intent to use sach
uauer or cause, or suffer tho same to &c u.ea u,
i,rpipe or countefeiting any OF the notes issuea
as aforesaid; every such person: pe'ng me-
..nv;c,cd hy due course of law, snail be sentenc-
cd To he imprisoned, and kept 70 hard labor, !or
term not less than three nsr more than ten years,
and fined in a SUM not exceeding tive thousand
dollars
Sec. H. And be it further enacted, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, end lie - hereby,
authorized TO make an Issue, from time to time,
such instructions, rules, and regulations to the
several collectors, and receivers Of public money,
dcpositaries and all others who may be author
ICED 70 receive the said Treasury notes On behalf
Of and as agents in any capacity for the United
States rs TO the safe keeping, disposition, return
and cancciiing of the said notes 50 paid 10 and
received bv them respectively, and as to their ac-
counts and returns Of the Department OF all sich
receipts. as may seem to him best calculated to
promote the public interests and convenience,
and secure the United States and the holders OF
the said noses against frauds and Losses: Provided,
That nothing herein contained shall be 50 con-
strIcd as to authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury to reissue any of said notes, but upon
the return Of said notes, any Of them, 70 the
Treasury, the same shall be cancelled.
Sec l3. And be it further enacted, That i shall
be, and hereby is, made the duty ofthe Secretary
Of Tho Treasury to cause a statement 70 be pub
lishcd monthly, Of the amount OF all Treasury
notes issued or redeemed, in pursuance Of the
provisions Of this act; and that the power TO is-
sue Treasury notes, conferred on the President
Of the United States by this act, shall cease and
determine OH the thirty-frst Of December, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty eight.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
RI NJ. JOHNSON,
President Of the Senate.
ArrRovED, October 18th, 1887.
MVAN BUREN,