davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
CaU at VereIl's House.

= INVITE all epcures 10 call and see me !
L,en every thing that is coon, and ! want
o-,,S r,.,es These who patrocjse rue. Will have
Every attention paid them, both at 'he bar and re-
Ictory and at any hour, night or day; Hud al ssk
!, rrturn is, for them 10 leave the change Al US
counter. as have vetoed the credit system.
IN "a ,sSs-lsd W. A. fERELL.
Nh am told there are houses in town which
s,p ON credit aud mach cheaper Than eau Afford
persons who prefer those houses, can PaIronize tnem
without any complaint On nay part. W AF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

4 ETTERS OF administration having becn
II granted to the undersigned at the Octo-
Der term Of the Pro ,ate court If Lowpdes countv
on the estate Of filnan Holiday, deceased. notice
Is hereby gwen 70 all persons indebted to said estate
to make mmediite payment; and all these having
claims against aid estate, will present them within
the time prescribed by law, or they viii be forever
barred ALIEN CARR, Admr.
Dec. %, l837.-2i-Gt lPnnter's4ee, 81 0ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Administrators Notice.

4 shall apply to the ueM term OF the PROBATE
H. court, to be held in the town Of Salkvlllo, IN
the county Of obtbheeha, Miss, on the LIST Monday
Ana next for iiua settlement Of the estate OF
EzoEici ySscc@' decd at which time and place.
an persons my a,u y, + they think proper
''' ELizABETh MAf1ELD' ADM, :.
Feb !, 1888. soto - - v W %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
State of mississippi, Monroe 90.

Circuit Court, Octotrr Term, 1887.
R,-ukCL GRIFFIN,
VS.. IN CnaNCViS bd' ioI b'"'''i
JAMES GsrSN.
TuyulS d,v c.me the complainant by her At
n torncy, and il ,.,pfealng to the satisfaction
of the Court that the den, 1o'ht % 90! 'tSue''' W
the Ste Of Mississippi It's ohe'eu ny wv oG on,,
that this cause be sci for heating Wv" Wv y,
charged III the compliments bill, ON tho IA y ny 1,r
the next term OF this Court to be held at lie
House IN the town of Athens, Monroe county, W
,issippi On tie fourth Monday of April, 1898 Ano
it is further ordered by SAID Court that copy
hereby he published III the Columbus Democrat, a
public newspaper in Lswndes countysn sand state
Tor three months before the said day hereby appoint
| ed for trial ofthis cause.
S. II. BUCKINGHAM, Clerk.
| Feb TO- 1888 9t-ltw lPr fee Sis OAl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Notice.

MY order Of the Probates court OF Lowndes
ND county, there will be sold on Saturday the
Sd day Of March next, tie whoe OF square No Is;
south of Main street, in the town of Columbus, GA
credit of one aud two years. Note, with approved
security, viii be required.
MILES LOVE
EF. CALHOUN.
f. h. CASTOR Guardians for
minor heirs Of ID. Lore, decd.
Feb /, 1883 sos
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Dissolution OF CopartncrsLiin.

VNHE firm of Knolcis q Stanton, was this
n day dissolved BY mutual consent All
those indebted viii come forward and pay up their
accounts, one of them may always be found ut
their countiag-room. The business hereafter will
be conducted by Benz G. * A. p. Knowles.
BENZ. G.. KNOWLES.
ABEL STANTON.
Cotton-Gin Port, Mi Jan I, 1888 27t3s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
Correspondence Of the albany Argus, Dated BsGa'
10, January 18th.

Correspondence Of the dt6ang .HrguS, Gated bbDd-
10, January 18th.
Dear SRI avail myself Of an express, on the
eve Of starting for the east, to say that the force
assembled on Navy Island evacuated last night
that they are now some where on our shore,
tits understood, endeayorlng TO make their way
to some point higher up, TO embark TOR ,rhsre IS
no! precisely known--without arms. The State
cannon are being recovered.
From personal examination, am satisfied that
tho six or seven hundred guns, shot and shell,
thrown upon the Island killed but one man. The
English force il is believed lost sixteen killed by
tho return fire. Gov. Marcy aud Gen. Scott are
here doug all that existing laws permit to main
ain neutrality. The Governor has been very &C
tive ard efficient under circumstances Of great
difficulty.
From the Buffalo advertiser cfthe l7th.
Rumor says that schooner has been taken by
Ahe Canadians, near the head Of the lake with 100
Patriots and pieces oil cannon on board. II
true, the men taken prisoners were probably the
Cleveland volunteers, but We very much doubt
the story altogether,
From the .itbaay Daily advertiser Of the 22d
Many rumors ae afloat, among them the fol-
lowing That fresh disturbances have broken out
near Toronto; that city had been again alarmed
and the patriots and Ioyaists had come in con-
tact, in which the latter had been obliged to re-
treat, until met and supported by a detachment Of
artillery, when the patriots were in turn compelled
to Ky. This report comes through various sour
ces, and with so little variation, TO render II
probable that there is some foundation Tor IT.
Fromtke Huntsville (siia) Democrat Of the Sch inst
JOHN BELL OF TENNESSEE.
In Tennessee the Democrats are aronsIng
from then eihargy and casting aside the Fedora
shackles which John Bell and others have tenn
porarily thrown around them. Already public
meeting has been held in Nashville, attended b.
numerous assenblage, which adopted stront
Snd energetic resolutions in vlndlcallon OF tn
nigh character OF their State, and ccnsurrg th
conduct Of those who have dared to link Tennes
see with the Hartford Convention traitors AM
tories. The spirit Of the resolutions shows tina
our neighbors are stiH true 10 the good old Re
publican cause, and they will so prove themselve
at their next elections. The proceedings Of tn
meeting, with other articles from the Union.ar
inserted in this paper, that the people Of Ala
bama may read the traitoFous course of John Bel
meaibef of Congress from Tennessee, Wills
recently on visit to Hartford. in Connection
Like Arnold Of old. when he attempted TO bctra
Gen. Washington hs man IS fcnad in the enc
ny's camp, receiving their caresses, and tende
'ng the submission. OF bis own State.
All the Banks in Albany, \. Y, have resume
'pscis payments. The Legislature Of Pennsy
Tan'o has passed law requiring the banks
'a2f State 10 resume by the hrst Of MAY next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
caution.
February l. 1886

FENlE public ave hereby cautioned AGAINST
a trading Tor note (now in the hands OF W n,
Co1ari Esq made by the undersigned 10 DAvlc
Monroc, for the sum of 81 900. The consideration
81 said note has wholly failed, and It's payment viii
he resisted by the maker.
Feb l. 1883. TlI0S, ID. CONNELL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
AIIint fnthc wise.

TEVIiOSE indebted 70 the subscriber for work
Il done in 1897, are earnestly requested TO
come forward and pay up without delay, as am
obliged to have money, aud therefore cannot give
long Indulgence III future, my terms wall be cash
aud Cash only. NJ. 7. HAWlEf.
Feb. g. 1898. 30-St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Notice.

tYEsiiE subscribers having engage the service Of
L. NJ. John Munro TO conduct the tailoring
IN. artment connected with their clothing establish
mco, ery respectfully solicit continuance OF pub
~ pau" McCLUER & HUMPHREYS.
| Jan. 81, ls3s.-~"-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
PAY un. Pay up.

A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the subscriber are earnestly requested to
pay up, otherwise he shall be under The disagreed
bic necessity of enforcing payment
Feb. St ls3S--30ii I. SMITH,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

10 their importance. ru,,,,soN
SLADE l. BAKER,
il. CUTLER,
N. M. GRANT,
REM. +. CORNELL.
w. ROSE,
JONES 4 PETERSON,
THO. VALENTINE,
A. v. WINTER,
February |. 1886 sou
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
imported stallion, for 1888.

GLENCOE will con,nue at Mr.
y: g.: s.: !: ~: =: 8: !: : s:
le1MAAs@&s tlp ,puSon. 10 commence | th Feb.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Medical Notice.

WYE. the undersigned, practitioners OF Me-
" J,.,oe N the town Of Columbus, have a
J,,,el tbs. following as the ordinary rates OF iher
charging a. On
at nigat, W
For mileage, pr m'lc, W
al night, : W
Prescription, W
For medicine, generally, sV
70 deciding, ; w
For extracting tooth. 70
For consultation fee, 10 w
For S,r,lcal and obsietrlcsl cases, IN proportion
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

COlucHbus Price Currcnt.

ERECTED ,ceekg % Este, s, Co. H'holcsale Grocer,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

MoRNISe HERALo-issued every morning exc snnaN-
Price two per copy Country subscribers
.ae rate specific period remittance IN aavaaes
Ma naper sent ont unless paid in advance. .
EyErINs HgRALD.-issued every afternoon A. oeiocs
pce two cents Der copy Country subscribers furnished
the same rate. Cash, u advance Il
WEEKLY HERALp.-lssaed every SATURDAY morning a. ni
O'clock Price IA per copy Furnished 70 counu'
subscribers nc 81 per amman, in advance - ..,,..
Wrr.Iy HrR 10 ExTRA-lssued every "Wednesday morn
ing at nine o'clock Price 81 cents per copy furnsoe'
country ubscrbersa e3 per annun, pay able IN aasa
asserted in ali those pape'' a -
usual rates-aiway> payable IN advance. -. ,,.rs ],
Cap gs-Are requested address theTi e1te
I,ss 1;.rdoo 8eun-st proprietor and all letters
10 be post Da"i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
From our correspondent BrosgAam-No. XII
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1P. NJ. 1898


The Joint Co.nmittee on the Schlosser affair made
their report this morning They congratulate the
Legislature on the prompt steps taken by the Gene
raj Government in relation to the troubles on the
Niagara frontier and say that they will sustain The
President Of the United States and the Governor Of
tins State in their determination 10 maintain strict
neutrality between this country and the kingdom Of
Great Britain.
At this moment, the question beng on the third
reading Of the repeal BILL DIR. Wardwel of Jefferson
is addressing the House against The measure. He
urges that Il goes too far. The Conservatives OF
the city Of New York only favor temporary re-
peal II appears TO him that the popular voice is OPP
posed TO the project as q permanent policy. He
should vote against u.
Mr.. Owen Of Herkmer followed, and was disposed
10 omen the discussion again. He was s,opt by the
Speaker and reminded that the question was on the
passage Of the bill. The gentleman is proceeding in
a nasal twang 10 utter the creed which have gwen
YOU in the details of yesterday doings Mr.. o. is
new member and 10 tormened with the itch of speak
ing. The greatest stress put by him on that
tice Of the creed which says The sooner the banks
are destroyed the better Such is the language held
by the locofocos in the Assembly,
leave Mr.. Owen TO the indulgence Of his egotism
and destructive notions. The House Is listening I'M
patiently TO him. The Beat leaves m few minutes,
not daring To wait many more hours in these icy wa
tiers. The thermometer is falling every minute.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
Important from Aibsny--Pnsssge Of In
Small Note Law I'm the Assembly.


We annex the following highly important dispatches
from Albany, giving full Of the passage (for
the third reading is equal to passing the billy Of the
Small Note Bill through the Assembly The tug Of
war will begin in the Senate. The interest in the
discussions at Albany is on the increase.
From Correspondent Broushsm.-No Xxi
ALBANY, Jan. Q, 1893
The long agony is over. The bill to repeal the small
prohibition law useonditionaiiy has been ordered
to . third reading. As predicted few days ago so
have the wings acted they have promptly got rid Of
this measure, in order send IL TO the senate give
the members Of that body something to do. The
jority 60 to tie consideration Of more i'm
portant projects.
The sccfocos worried their opponents amazingly yes.
terday by the propositions OF radca bank destroying
amendments. Finding themselves rebuked this
score, they proposed reforming amendments, which
shared the fate the previous onesnot because
the majority opposed to them, but because they de-
termined to have this repeal measure 60 to the PeePe
unbsrdened with any provisions whatever.
promised you yesterday 10 give you Mr. Barnard
speech. On reflection, will not He Infused INTO u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
ITEMS.

L; is stated in the Western p7pers that ahou, forty
steamboats, are now ut the ship yards nenr tIrcinna
undergoing The repairs 10 enable them 10 cone
up to tho standard Of perfection required by the rotn
buat law passed at the last session Of Congress This
appears be practical proof Of The good effects OF the
law.
The articles Of association, Of the North American
Trust and Banking Company. formed under the NV
York Banking Law. provide that the Association shall
the 18th Of July, 1888, ard terminate On
the lst Of November, 2t3l
We learn from the Bangor Wing that thousand sGrd
IF arms arrived in hat city Saturday last from Port.
land, for The purpose Of arning forthwith the Lincoln
Frontier Regiment. This Looks as if Governor Kent
in earnest.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA The session Of his H.
siitntion commenced the LIST instant. and ever" thing
indicates that there will be unusually large number
Of Students during the present year greater number
than usual at this early period have already maco.'
ted and many others III town and vicinity who ~
tend m.trculatng. - Charlottesville Republican.
We learn from the Lcwsburg Enquirer tha, the Pre-
sidrnt will returnto Washington abou, The second week
in October.
The Lexington Gazette says that he has been n"''e4
tot public dinner at that place, and declined lie VI"
pass through Lexington his return 10 Washington.
RIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
m.y think proper to make a, ,hc expense; in short an

nav think proper to make a, thcI expense in short an
impost in the literal sense ~ . :;
alt would be fJrc,gn 10 the n'an oil ms WcfN " -,
opre IN whom the rghl OF taxation Is, or ought l" ''
seated In the science of political economy, iaxa',"h
must be considered matter OF fact, and mol OF e'
and nothing further is TO be regarded than It's nav
the source whence derives The values II aosofos'
it's Effects upon national and individual interests
province of this science extends no TURNER .,;,,
1.-THE object OF taxation is, not The actu I'''
but the value of the commodity gwen oy 'ne ''N ~ 49,
to the tax .gstherer II being PAID IN
in personal service, ia mere ~ -, Tho. subis CT
which NAV be more less Advantageous W Wv t. ri
or 10 the sovereign The essential polh' 10 "' ''N
the silver the goods or the service ., l.. tho IN,
.Tbe momenl that value is parted VIII" oy Tue '~
nave, i, is pusi,ively lost to him: the momeh' % o
a I've ,b. Govcfnmen its agents, IL is !oSl |" a''
tho world and never reverls to, or fe'eA's's ~ '
This | spprehrnd has been already denohS''aeu "s
the general effect Of public consnmPt'o" was u''u w
s,dsr,inn fl was lhen shown that, however tue ho'ey
Iv;ed bv taxation NAV b. refunded 10 the nation, lie
vaiu. ne yer is refunded. because 1t IS never te'"'
prgluously or refunded by the pnolc iunc,''"a''s
without receiving an equivalent III Tue WY VI JAW
exchange. , ,-o5,c
live co,sumn,ion nov isp favorable 10 production,
ven, taxation from at all promoting It, Ia&eu". ue
prives The p,oducer Of product winch he wouu "s'
wise have The opon Of deriving personal gra'ihc"oh
from, if consumed unpruduc,ivry Of turning 10 pro-
e, if he pref. rrtG devote il TO All useiu!
One prnduc, is the Of raising another; and efe
fore the subtraction Of product must neeos dhi's'
instead Of augmentIng productive power.
II nav tc u-sed ,ha, the pressure of layaton imPeis
the nrodncye classes 10 redoube their e3er"ns, ana
inns lends to enlarge the national production answer
tba, in the lst place exrrlon cannot alone produce
there must he capital for IL 10 work upon ana capita
10 h, On accumulation Of the very products that taxation
takes from the subject; that in the second place 's eV
den, that the values which industry creates expressly to
satisfy the demands of taxation, no increase OF wealth
for they are seized on and devoured by taxation 1t Is
i,o taYg Iln
national wealth, by engrossing part of The national pro
duce and enrices the nation by consuming part OF us
wealth. Indeed, it would be ,rhing with my readers
time to notice such aIIacy did not most government
act upon this principle and had mol welIneni'onra anu
scientific Writers endeavncd to support and esaoiish
(p,mg;ud,r IN mr. RfIt J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Editors C0rrespOndsuee,

LONDON, July TT.
AT dinner given to Mr.. Ewart, wealthy merchant,
and the member for Liverpool there present
veral Americans Of distinction, who were, am happy
to say, received in the kndest manner.
The Chairman, the member for Kilkenny, gave "THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA-.aay re ecsr be united
ieuh them in The bands Of peace and amify"
This toast was received with rapturous applause.
The Chairman next gave the health of mir. F. o. J.
SMr-R, a member OF ths Congress Of The IT, States
r. Smith, in returning thanks said: "The gratiGca
ton which he felt in Witnessing such affection for liberty
and America could only be known TO the traveller who
ermted 10 drink at the fountain head Of freedom
Amsi leans forge. that tbs sacred rock in their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
S20973iO Oh
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary # Me Treasury.
TGEAsugY DEPARTMENT, Sep, ], 1855

TEEAsURY DEPARTMENT, Sept ], lS3-
Notice is hereby given that the outstanding Treasury
notes issued IN pursuance Of the acts Of Congress Of tie
l2th October 1881 and the act additional thereto VIII
he paid a.rrahy 20 their tenor upon p'rsrnment THE
Treasury VI The United States whenever they ioii due
Each parcel Of notes Offered for payment should be
accompanied by schedule, showing The dates ard
of vera notes, with the rate ot interest ih-r""A
Holders Of Treasury notes. 10 whom 1t may be Gore
convenient 10 have the amount du" upon the made
available at either Of the Ports Of Entry Land Offices
are informed that all Collectors and Receivers OF Pubic
money will continue 10 receive them, and allo" Tie
principal and interest due thereon 10 payments Tor lands
and customs.
Those who may not wish to The notes in payments
the United States, find It convenient to lake tie
due them al the Treasury, Will be ac""nrp.
dated with drafts therefor payable their places Of
sitence, whenever it is found TO be practicable
LEVI WOODBURY..
S,crfkgty If M. Tr,acyyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NOTES =.

IrEAsrHY prn,Fr~rxr
S"y'cto-. i, los.
The whole amount of Treasury NuIes authU2, by the
act Of October j., 1857 having been
issued, viz: slOOo0,cOO co
about 731O,o0O co
The ne " emissions made in place Of those
under lie act OF May -. 1888, have
been 55i73!2 u
There have been redeemed Of these last
about lG0 coo 90
This leaves bul,ncc Of oil outstanding
cgGal 10 only about S>iG7.3iO u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

NORFOLK, Sept
THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
We refer to the annexed proceedings OF the people oil
the Borough preparatory TO The holding OF The ConVen-
ton 10 November, and the friends OF the
trade of Virginia aud North Carolina that they will re-
ceive cordial welcome Now the time for The Sister
States 10 act in unison and lay the foundations Z" To-
reign trade drep and strong Eastern Virginia and East
ern Carolina will much Of their original wealth.
if they wise and energetic n0lr; but they remain
supne, they will repent their conduct when repentance
is vain We call upon our editorial friends IN Norm
Carolina and Virginia To put their shoulders 10 The Wheel
and urge il onward - Beacon.
At meeting of the Citizen, of the Borough OF Nor
folk held al the Town Hall Thursday Evening, the
:iUth August. ISIS agreeably 10 public notice,
Miles King, Esq, Mayor, vas called 10 The ehair
~ james T. sous.c, and John H. Butler appointed
Secretaries
The following resolutions were then submitted and
adopted
lst Rtsolred, That no State can advance to wealth
and greatness without direct and extensive trade
and commerce with other States and natlons-lhat the
resources of Virginia justify her petensons 10 SUCH
commerce, and that ought TO al! honorable means
10 obtain it, that approve the frequent meetings OF
the friends of direct export and import trade nr The
purpose Of conference and concert, and view with un
diminished interest the approaching Convention to be
held in this place on the second Wednesday IN NOVem.
Der next.
I'd Rcsoircd That The Chairman Of this meeting mp
point committee Of FIVE, who shall! constitute part Of
the delegation 10 represent this Borough in said Con-
vencD, and mat IL snail be Inc uuiy OF saio committee
TO twenty five other discreet and energetic citizens
who, with themselves shall! compose the Norfolk Bo.
rough delegation in said body.
Sd RcsCired, That the trading and commercial nte-
rests ola large portion Of North Carolina and Virginia
are naturally connected and should be closely and
diaT allied, and we in wife and will welcome 10 our Bo.
rough such Of our North Carolina friends may be
pleased to participate with US in The deliberations Of the
Convention.
4lh Resoired, That it be the duty of said delegation
fill vacancies in their body TO appoint from among
themselves general corresponding committee, consist
ing of five, who hereby instructed 10 address letters
of invitation TO The citizens Of N. Carolina and Virginia
to attend said Convention and 10 make such otter
engagements they msy deem necessary.
5ih Re,O'rsd, That The delegation have the power Gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

they deem i, e1pedien 10 do SOY 10 appoint from their
body representatives attend the Commerciai Conveh
ton l. II, held ~ Augusta IN Ocn,hcr next.
G;i, Rcsoired That the Editors OF North Ca'ot'na
and Virginia and Of the South generally be solicited
n copv The above resolutions and 10 cooperate with Us
in So. aiming the commercial interests OF the S"u'h
On motion, ResOired, That the Chairman be added to
the delegation.
Ia conformity with the first section o, The second re-
solution the Chairman appointed the following commit
tee: , , ,
W sou,hgale, w F. Cunningham, John II. Butler,
J. r. Souttrr, Il 3. Reardon.
The meeting then adjourned. -
Tss,e. Ind Mayor If The Borough.
J. Il. ErTrrn, Secretaries.
J. T. SouTTER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
LTN I 'VODTN II
SecrtL4tY If he Irta:Ny.
Nave Erp,1TNrST Semi l."


The firm Of Edward Mecca! and Co , Of Lima. have
been appointed Special Agents for supplying tie tacd
States squadron On the Pacific station.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Treasury DEPARrMENr, Isl Sc


Notice is hereby given that the whole OF lie GIh in.
slament Of the Ncapoan indemnity has been rese?ri
in this country, and that the nett proceeds thereof
S22I Oa5 Sc Claimants obtain their due proper.
lions Of it application TO The Bark Of hm'rcs IA
New York city. LEVI WOODBURY..
Secrcgry Of tie IicgSury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

II stated that the proceeds of tie Smithsonian "qu'-a
hall nillOnhEve been loaned 10 III" ha orsaIi2 h
the presidency of Mr. Beers the security at ~ 'Gca IN
Arkansas Stock, bearing interest of SIX cent.
We cut the above from the Journal Of Comm'''''
where il was set close and no crcd, given 10 10 source
or origin. We believe il TO be downright atf'ca"".
There is no lending in the matter II thr n'"r' 10,
bren put out it has been inr,sird The GoSe'n''''
would lhen be the sole Of the stock Tti'f'rD ''
A loan 10 quite another thing ~. !. Err. PcN.