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kayerRN;a Academy.

HIS Institution will be re opened on Nom
day, September 25th. The winter term
will continue 90 weeks. Mr.. WIN. Fl. SHE'LL
DON. graduate of Yale College and an expe-
rlenced teacher has been engaged as Princi.
pal. No efforts will be spared to impart a
thorough e systematic education. Pupils will
he received at any time during the term and
charged from heir entrance.
TERMS OF TUITION, PER QUARTER.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher do. do. S4,Co
Languages & Mathematics, $500
A small charge will be made for fuel,
during cold weather. Board may be obtained
On reasonable terms-a few can be accemmo.
dated with boar! in the family with the Prin-
cipal.
Sept, 81 1887.
JOSEPH DEWOLF,
SETH DAY,
DARIUS LYMAN,
ISAAC SWIFT, = Trustees.
SAMUEL FOLJAMBE
JONATHAN SLOANE
CHARLES CLAPP.
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THE STATE OF oHro. lNthe Supreme Court,
Portage County IS. Tee.'sn Tesm ,1'ss asss Augu''
Edward Farnum,
vs. SPetition for Diyorre-
Petition for Divorce.

Betsey Nj Farnum,
VA$HE said Betsey NJ. Farnum will please to
d take notice that the sad Edward Far
mum, her husband, has this day lied his Peti.
ton in the Office ot the Clerk Of said Court.
praying for divorce, and has assignt d for
cause wilful absence for more than thres
years.
The said Betsey NJ. Farnum can appear at
Term Of said Court, to be holden ct Raven
ma on the fourth day of September next, and
show cause, if any she have, why said petition
should not be granted.
L. V. BIERcE, S0ir.
May 18, 1857. 2m GEO. KIRKUN, ,CTk.
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A FACT.


Mr. Tancv, by order Of his master Gen
cral Jackson, informed Congress, and the
people in 1888, that the Pet Banks, bv
agreements among themselves to honor
each others notes and drafts" were provi-
ding the country with currency quiet as
sound and uniform as that Of the bank Of
the United States, and lI7pRonApLY MORE
so..En
An instance among many others, came
to our knowledge yesterday, which for
nishes beautiful illustration of the bene
fits which have been derived by the poor
of the country, from the destruction Of the
hes, and sourdest currency on the face of
the car'h-and the substitution of the Pet
Bank currency.
An elderly and respectable female, in
reduced circumstances, presented ycster-
day in the market twenty dollar note Of
| the Planters Bank of N0rchCz, one of the
| Opposite Banks. 1t was all the money
she had in the world, bot she found that il
would not buy her pound of beef Un.
der these circumstances, she applied to
one of the market men, of whom she had
been in The habit Of making her it'll pur
chascs, for advice.
chiefly dependant on tie pccunary assis.
lance she received from her sou, who wa,
settled at Na,chcz, and who had been II
the habit Of making her such small anc
occasional rcmllauccs as he could spare
! from the results of his constant and labo.
rous industry. us last remittance. which
was all the money she had in the world
was this twenty dollar note on the Plan
tcrs Bank He had no other way Of re,
hitting than by mall--ond the best
currency which he could remit was that
of a dcposte bank, Deceived by The false
promises OF the Governments he probably
thought tha, Ibis Blll would be redeemed
by the Pet Bank in this city.
The friend to whom she applied, took
the bill to one OF the DeposlIes Banks, and
asked al whal discount 1t would take the
bill. The answer was, That it could not
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19
70 It ETC IT q M s.

The National Gazctlcc publishes the
following extract Of q letter dated Con-
s'an'noplc. FEBRUARY 10. The Bos'oniau
alluded to, os VIC learn rom another source,
is Mr.. Charles Brown.
"Thc Plague has decreased. ricr having
rovagcd Cons'anllnopc. It is said tha,
upwards Of one hundred thousand persons
died Of il in the last summer and fall. -
Some Of the Foreign Legations have met
with the most disastrous losses. A few
days since, the Danish Minister lost his
mother, chaplain, and two servants. An
American. from Boston, lately arrived
here from Alexandria, Egypt, with a spc
clfc TO prevent con,aglon which he offered
TO the Sultan. His higlness placed him
in hospital to prove its efficacy, which he
did The following, from The Smyrna Ga
zeltc. will better explain II to YOU.
"Mr. Brown does not pretend TO cure
caught it, but only to furnish preventive
against taking this terrible disorder by the
use Of bis specific. But if this specific
had no other immediate result but that of
enabling medical men to attend upon those
who have the disorder without danger to
themselves, it would be an immense advan,
iage, at which humanity would rcjoce.-
I For beyond all doubt, the greater part OF
those that die Of the plague do so for wan,
of attention and medical advice and attend
ancc, which would afford an oppor unit, of
relief and treatment for this dreadful dis
order. as has happened with analogous dis
orders. Every body offers up vows that
Mr. Brown may succeed in his experiment,
IN which the government Of this country
feel very deep interest lie remained
in the Hospital with ten persons who had
the disorder, about ten days, during which
time, he slept in their beds, touched their
sores, and attended them at the great risk
Of his life. | feel deep interest in his
success, which thus far promises well. As.
however, the couragion has nearly subs.
ded, apprchend his Ilghncss viii no,
feel so much interested as he would have
done Two months ago"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19

United S,ates,e so strong an impression
on the minds Of the Mexican ministry,
as TO the pro- determination Of the United
States to break the treaty and make war
upon Mexico, via Texas, that blank priva-
lecrs commissions were sent, three or four
months nuo, the agents of Mexico abroad
(among other places to S. Domingo,j to
be issued on the news Of the first move.
mcnt OF hostile nature against the per
sons or property Of Mcxicaus If this be
true. leave IT 10 you to Judge what pre-.
dlcamenl the floating commerce Of the Uni
ted States, and especially the vast amount
of property in the Pacifcocean, would
have been in, if Congress had seconded
General Jackson's recommendation Of re-
prsalS against Mexico.
Genera Santa Anna, you will be sur.
prscd to learn, is reported to b. going TO
Europe for Two years--fndlng, presume,
that circumstances unfavOrablc to his pre-
sent views in Mexico, and being regarded
with suspicion by the present rules of that
country, because of his supposed DISPOSE
ton TO compromise the authority which
Mexico still claims over the territory of
Texas.
President Bns'amcnIc has rcca He'd from
France The minister s., Maria, in order
10 make him secretary Of state.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19

This Currency it was proposed TO i'm
prove by substituting the Better Paper
Currency Of the Local Banks; and this re-
aimed for five years the policy Of the ad-
minis,rarion.
As the community became aware by re-
Election and experience that these banks
could no, furnish general circulation me,
dun, aud that they did as per agreement
"honor each others notes and drafts" it
became necessary to make still another
promisc--to furnish substitute for the
substitute which had been given US for the
Currency of the U. s. Bank And how is
it with this substituted? After cigh,
years Of inccssant and harrassing interfer
ence with the Currency, what has been
attained by President Jackson's own shows
ing' Let the message Of 1886 speak for
him,
"A,hough various dangers to our re-
bv the failure Of that Bank TO cXtort from
the Government renewal Of lis charter,
il is obvious that HHie has been accomplish
ri ,xccpt q satutary Change ofpubHc opin'
ion, towards restoring TO the country the
sound currency prouided by the Constilu
ten"
And how much is that little And what
is that saluary change in public opinion /?
|. Three hundred and fifty seven now
banks have been created. 9. One hundred
and scvcnty.nne millions have been added
TO the banking capital. 8. The clrcu'a.
lion Of paper money has increase Sl23,-
100000. 4. Loans and discounts have
pecn increased $685., 600 600.
And this is the marvellous good for which
wc have endured so much! This is the
result for which we have passed through
so much suffering, and are now the wit
nesscs Of such widespread dcvas tatlon !!
And the executive looks calmly on--oX-
uling in It's inquirics-rcjoicing in the
ruin it has causcd--and appealing for the
justification Of its measures to the notices
that induced them and the G-;'"huPpy con.
Sequences n in which they have resulted.
POSTSCRIPT.
Since writing the above, we have re-
ceivcd further intelligence Of Better Cur,
rency-lhc "improvcd circulating mcd-
um"-of which General jackson so learn.
edly discourccs in his message. The Safe
" Fund and Depostc Banks in New York
have suspended Specie Payments. This
is The .Gnaie-,hc djnoutmen Of the God
Ilumbng. General Jacksor's "humJle er
forts" for the os'oraion of the C0nSiiu-
t0nql Currency- have compelled the Banks
to suspend Specie Payments, and have it,
orally cursed the country with currency
OF Rags. Truly did Daniel Utbsier say
in n,omo--blr sc-sian ofe2-'2I-"I wsu'd
say to every honest man every where, WHO
wishes by honest means to gain an homes
Hving Beware Of wolves in Sleeps cloth
ing whoever attempts, under whulcvc,
popular cry, to shake the stability IF III,
/ Public Currency, bring on distress in mon
cy matters, and drire Tie countJy into Pa
per Money, strbs your interest and you,
happincSs 10 The heat! And whoever ha.
the wickedness to conceive and the hardi.
, hood to avow, a purpose to break dowI
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take it at any price. Being thus driven to
the brokers, the reply was, that for the
o. TWENTY DOLLAR NOTE On they could
afford to pay but 0J'rIvE DoLLARs..C
Thus is poor and destitute woman. by
The mere action Of the Executive, dctrau
dCd of three fuurths Of a sum, which, how
ever insignificant, was to herself OF The
utmost consequence, inasmuch as 1t was
her ALL. Thus it Is not merely those
who have "earned nothing" and therefore
FOUGHT TO STARVE"--in the lam
guagc OF the GIobc--who have been strip
ped and plundered by the accused policy
of Cabinet Of swindlcrs and vagabonds
but The honest and laborious poor The very
class interested above all others in the
preservation Of sound and uniform Cur
rcucy. Boston .4tlaS.
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FFAlta WITH MENICO.-- mere Is every
appearance that matters and things be
tween us and our valiant ncirhbors Of
Mexico, will soon reach a crisis. We
learn from the New Orleans, this morning
that the u. S. sloop Of war Ma chez has
actually captured one Of the Mexican armed
vessels. forming part Of The blocknding
squadron on the coast of Texas, off the
bar of Brasos S. Jago, in consequence of a
refusal by the Mexican authorities to give
up the schooner Champion, Of New Or,
leans. captured short time since tv The
blockading squadron. We give the nc.
count, as we find it in the New Orlcans
Bullein.
The Schooner Climax. Combs. from
Pensacola. bound to Ma'amaras, with a
cargo Of lumber, arrived oG' The tar Of the
Bras>oS s.. JnLo, on The Glh Aprll; va
boarded by Mexican pilot, and informed
that she must remain at anchor until lur.
ther orders from The shrrc without a,rcmp,.
/ ing 10 land any person, PROMISING a, the
same time he would take he ov,rthe bar
.
the 10Th, when n boa, from the Meyican
armed schooner Bravo come cffto ascertain
Il any white lead was on board. bu, bprnr
answered ~ the negative, returned 10 shore
Ga the l2th; message was sent on shore
by the Na'ch"z, demanding the rcleasc
Of the Champion. The commandant Of
the port returned answer that the cham
p'on could not be released. and ordered the
officers OF the boat ON board, with a mes
'.''n''''G'l' v. W. S''oP o'"o''
diatcIy;
! Tn" No'chcz remlned n anchor until
w. ,"' ,y,n' WIZ, s'' W. pa cue" move
colors ,o he hoYlod doyn yhicL mo. NO..
/ ltivcy refused to BE- compiled with unless
lirod mo- The loop OF war Immediately
".c" r.''' V'G' Tue u, ~ vine" she - !NcN
The Nocboz' Thn u,y,con for, nnI NO
armed schr Bravo, immediately oponed
heavy cannohadlnG upon the Climax and
,;""? w.; "",' M,',1r "'I roh'nne" t'me
cyccp, by one IS lbs. III which st,ucS rho
Climax.
The s'oop Of war remained IF the bar
'". '"' '"'"' WI" IcT c'''W'Nuer Nhiu'
uho'"tr ueuiaho Tor me fcIeasc OF the schr'
Chomploh, ont II" answer beng returned
me Mexican orig was ordered TO Pensacola
WIN a prize crew on board; got under way
n company wIh the Climax, ond PROCEEDED
to Vie Wesl ward, leaving the American
schrS' l.eon'dnS' ide'ajned) Champion, and
janus Cesar' lraWuf'd) ana three others
whose tate were unEnoWn.
This Is n decjdeA movomoo, hv CAM,
,r...,. -,.,
''e'''''' '','u'"'y--""o must of'hg oo'u'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19

FLOUR AT PirT,BURG. The Pitts
burgh Bulletin Of Thursday last says:
"Our ware houses still continue to be
supplied to overlooking with fresh arrivals
of Flour destined for the East, principally
from the country bordering on the Ohio.
We observed yesterday about two thou.
sand barrels stored IN one Of the warehou.
SEES at the Canal depot, and whilst reflect
ing upon How long are these times to last
we were disturbed IN our meditation by the
announcement that two hundred and ten
barrels Of Flour had just arrived per
steamboat from WellsvilIc, all intended for
speculation IN the East"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19

''LHIh 'f HoMi-E. Inc spin rtlpII
hnz'''e states, that an action for breach
- PROMISE OF marraTr, was tried bp'orc
me supreme Court IN tint town. n few
utVS s'"c'. ihe plaintiff was Caroline
! amer, o. LuaIpW. and III" defendant, o..
rem 9'N'N' 81 Mlnc. II seems That some
hIhH or Ten years ago. Mr.. Skies resided
10 h'u.'w, where h" became a'tachcd TO
VI - n''er' ana an 'ogagement was en-
''f'| mtg between them. lie soon after
Weui u bangor to pursue his theological
.,"HirS' ana afterwards became a settled
" ,o''t'r 10 Maine, ana married another
,h"y IN 1851. Tho NAN ground Of de-
renee was, that, # a contract was ac,ulv
'naa'' YET the parties had mutually agreed
10 "'9s"Nc y. Ihe Jurv. after celebrating
me WH'c "i wednesday night, returned
Ne'"'c, o. orc ANld'td d'Algrs as com,
r'"N'.' oo 'or the disappointment Of the
'o''''" fHa dISconS''a'c damsel.
ss'a:'=' T'-s-: II, 7srss~z-.
,. 'uiVo me- spec GIVE me hard money
Tor ms note sad mechanic to the paw
L"- 'rj,'r o. me Bank, "llerc it is nv
!, '"""' va ne goes, JUr'ng the halt
uoDar7' ann = 'ald he, 'ths Is the true
,"'n 1'H'' ,HInT TO touch. -somethjng to
Ger low l2ht ana shiny these half
d''afS look Jackson mud hard money
'orevnr!' Home he goes with his silver
on saturday evening, spreads 4 on The ia
nI'' ana makes gate display of it,
joan, Say7 the " ie, "wr owe four dol
lars - the grocer for The las, week. sup.
Ply mere It IS" "A half dollar To
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19

REASONABLE LAw.-There is some
thing at least fair seeming aud humane in
a Law which does, or dill according to the
New York Star, exist N ponnsylvania. BIZ
which, when real estate was under OK
cccu'lon, SbcrItIs Jury decided whether
'hr rents or income oftho property could
pay The debt, interest an costs, within soy
en- years. and if Jury decided that i, could
90 50, the sale was not made, and the Sbcr
III or some "i her aulh ority received The an
nua' income aud paid it over to The plain.
M The real estate rever'ing to the owner
at the end Of seven vcars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19
WOODEN NUTMEG. OUTDoNE. A sh

WooDEN NUTMEGs OUTDoNE. A short
time since, an animal, called Yankee
Pcdlfr, made his appearance in this coun-
~. offering The people, just for comforts
Sq'e few ponds Of nice northern
strained honey. This article being scarce
here, almost every grocer and many faml-
lies bought and ate It now turns out
this same prime honey is nothing more or
less than compound mixture Of chaih. 50.
da anal mo'asscs manufactured somewhere
~ in TdJt1 INIT .N6yraM Chronicle.
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Your h0St frIond,
]. DOWNING, Maior

The first of the Opposite Banks to give
mp the ghost Is he Dry Doch Baah in New
York. The amount Of public money in
sixty thousand dollars. This amount NAV,
we suppose be considered total loss. II
is a small beginning; but, it should BE-
borne in mind, 1t may be, and probably is.
oaiy the beginning. Sooner or later, with
a Bank conducted rs this Bank appears
to have been, (having incurred labllls>
for 100000 ON capital Of 100000, and
having IN It's credits an item of OucrdrdtC,
to the amount Of 500 900 this carasrro-
phe must have happened. SO that the tai
urc Of that Bank cannot be by itself as
great an evil as the Bank itself was. The
only light IN which the incident is of scri-
Gus importance to the country in general
is that OF the torcrunncr of more or less
general failure of the weaker dpposi,o
banks, whom The Executive Of the United
States will have lured to their ruin by the
temptation of profit, not merely upon tho
public money, but upon the addulona
credit given to them By their known con.
neSlon with the Treasury, -.Nat. Int.
THE Cos ,TIrUTIONAL CURRENCY. The
French indemnity was brought home il
gold, and great credit was claimed for the
administration, for such providcnt care.
Yesterday demands for insla lmcnts Their
due on claims allowed were presented lC
the Bank Of america and payment in golC
required. II was refused the demand
was formally made aud protested, aud sent
on for recovery to Washington, Where i,
the constitutional currency, the hard mon,
ey ~ T. American.
why are the ladies Of the present day
like the lilies Of the scripture, Dye give
1t up' b cause they toll moi, neither dc
they spin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-19

We have traced the documentary his
tory Of the warfare on lie Bank, from It's
commencement in 1919; where the attack
was made on the express ground that the
Bank failed to establish a sound and uni,
form currency"
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why are the ladies of the present day,
like the lilies Of the scripture'' Dye give
1t up' b. cause they toll not, neither do
they spin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-10

means may Be. and ofien hare been. urn
ed against he freedom Of The slzie which
they are meant 70 secure Diminish
principle. and WA INCREASE the need u
force IN community. In this country,
government needs NOT Ihc array Of pow
er which you meet in other nstions-no
guards II soldiers, no hosts Of sples, no
yeKaiious regulations Of palice; but ac-
composites its hene6cent purposes by :
few unsrmed judges and cisil officers; and
operates 50 silently around u. and comes
50 seldom in contact with Us. thai many
Of US enjoy is blessings with hardly :
thought Of lis existence. This is the per
fiction Of freedom; and 10 what do We
owe lthis condition! I answer. 10 the
power Of those laws which Religion
writes on our hearts, which unite and
concentrate public opinion against injus-
tee and oppression, which spreads spa
ri Of equity and good win through the
community. This religion is the soul ol
freedom, and no nation under heaven has
such an interest in il As ourselves.
Dr.. Claiming.
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Printers Notice.

\ a s'a'on whro the g,abatrs Of ohs gri.
cultural frlerds are overn"wl"s with the
prddsets "f a 'untiful harvest, il may not be
IMPROPER 1" cal their affection 10 the empty
cr'b e " Ptiat"r. Many of his subscribers
haze snff'r'd their sulsc epiiOns to remain M
paid f"r twn or three years, and some of them
TOT logger period. a delay which has SUBJECT
ID him to much lrconv onienoe. Al accounts
due tins Office for subscriptions aud advertise.
in'nts, Will SHORTLY be made on, aud forwarded
10 those indebted, and he hopes that no other
consideration Than the business Of his demand,
will b" eecessary 10 induce speedy settle.
meat ut th.Iu TIE PRINTER.
September IS; s7--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-10
STATE OF N0RTH-CAROLlNA.
Person County.

Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
-. September Term, 1897.
Thomas Webb admlnisItaior. al John Bruwn,
deed Green -. Browa, sen James :. unds
and Elien 'Is VIE, Asa lludgins aud Law
mia his wifi, James BTadsaer and sally his
wife, Wiiam Terri aud Elizabeth his VIE,
Gree y Bown j. s'sfnRL Brown. James
Mhittfigi" aud Jenurit his vile,
aeaiast
Drury J. Brown, John Chandler, il. and Mali.
M las vito
Petition for Sale Of Shares.
1T appearing 10 the SUBTRACTION of the Court
- that DruTy J. Brown. John handler. jr
an Melaa D,s wife, are not inhabitants of
this state, aud that the ordIoary process Of law
cannot be served upoe them. u is therefore
ordered By the Court, that publication be r'ade
IN the tiilsbnrnuch Recorder Tor six weeks
successiyely, reqIirIuR the said Drury }. Brown,
jain chanGlt. j. and Mallna his wife, 10 up
pear al the nsxl teTm Of this Court To he held
fnr the county Of Person. al the court house in
R"xbnrougt, on the third Monday IN December
next, and plead. answer ut demur to the peli.
ton, otherS Use the same will be taken pro con-
fessp d heard ~ parie as 20 them,
Wnmss, Charles Nas"n, Clerk &c our said
Court. - Office, the bird Monday in Sepiem.
her, 1887. 9os.
CHARLES MASON, Cierk.
Price adv. IS 10 81 CIV
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Notice.

T .EFTERS Of administration having been
granted TO the subscriber, on the estate Of
NANCY CLOUD deceased, nj last May Term
Of Orange @ana,y Court, notice is hereby
given III al persons indebted 10 said estate 10
make immediate payment. and thns. having
claims viii Ptesoct hen, properly autbeutica.
ted, wiinIa the TINE prescribed BY law, or this
NOTICE viii he plead 81 hat nF ;hau recoycry.
JESSE MILLER. .7dmr.
October ~. 9ie~
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Notice.

ar il hoped that all those indebted 10 the firm
D Il HUNTING ROW & LYNCH up 10 tie
Ist i OCTOBER 1897, vii call aud settle their
aec1uhts si'h M sub seTibeT immediately, a.
suca settlement i absolutely necessary TO
the adjustment of their affairs. hope this 10.
tiet wtu noi he disFsparhed
LEMUEL LYNCH.
OtinbsT &c. %
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Notice.

HEREBY give notice to all persons whom
II NAV concern, tina, my son :, EBASE JACK.
SON Is authorized to transact business for hum
self and To become responsible for his com
tracts, in a. fnll and perfect manner a. il he
were of mi age s-t
JAMES JACKSON, (9f Jacob
October Z, 9I-2w