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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

The GRAIN MARkET.-Our rcpott of
the markets. says the Baltimore Amer.
can, recordsthe extraordinary fluctuations
which have attended tho value Of Corn
within the pas; week. we stated that on
Monday prices had risen TO one dollar per
bushel, bu, the decline since then has al.
most been As rapid as the rise. for ycs,er-
day sales were made at So cents per bush
ell. The recent rains, which have been
the means OF saving parts OF crops that in
many cases had previously been given up
Tor lost. have doubtless had their in iluenee
IN reducing price. from their late ele,a-
uOn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

/; Is SAL that ExSccreiary Dickcrson
OF the Navy Department IL a, least as Sc
we're in denouncing has late colleagues as
the Globe Is upon him. We shall doubt
less have dersiopsmenf before long.
IsHshbu.- JiTs,ui.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
Valuable Real ProDcrty
TIN. Y.4RD,


with MILF. heretofore used a. nm Oil Mill
but at present asa Foundry. Several IA
dwellings, Bark Houses. nod other f.yrf4
improvements, complete, for csrr,il kk4sEA
on the Tanning business on a large sG89
sca.e-the grinding Of Bark being done by wa.
ter power. portion Of the property will pro-
badly bc sold ~ lots, suitable for buildinx-if
so, timely notice will be given thereof UuuiI
the above mentioned period, any one disposed
To purchase OF private sale, can have 90 oppor-
tuni,y OF doing 30 upon removable terms.
The attention Of capitalists from abroad 10 re-
questsd to tue above property. The advantage.
oI tho location cannot DO excellcd. 10 10 the
only Tsnncry near llsrpsrs-FeIry, where 10 to
bo had NJ all times an abundant supply OF couL-
try Hides. and Bark, on very moiers,s terms
with ready demand fora large quantity Of Lea
Their at tho door--snJ the Railroad passing
within few rods Of the prsmisss
Trio terms Of the ssio will be. S2i00 TO be
paid IN six nooths--S2l00 IA ~ months, and
the residue ia one two. three and four yesrs
thereafter, without interest Tho purchaser
giving boGd with deed Of trust on tho pre- m
scs, To secure the purchase motley.
The sale, which will 10 ithouI reserve, will
take place before the door Of FTEsimmous
Hotel, lIsrPersPerry. on the day above men
toned, 20 commence at I / o'clock \. VI.
ANDREW HUNTER,
August =. 1888. SPECIAL CsmuI'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
DATA COFFEE N0ysE.
M

lINItS Boarding House stths Berkeley Springs.
Il Morgan County, Virgins, - prepared Tor
thS accommodation 81 stsItsrs. The conductor,
have made arrangements Ia prov ide their guest.
with every luxury the season and COUNTRY can
afford. Mountain mutton, seni,on. SO. Ne
The Bar contains the choicest Vine, aud Lii
qiors, aud - well supplied with Ice.
The Bed Rooms arc supplied with the best of
Mattresses, linen ,beeting. sc.
The House sdJoios tho ?ubiic grove, bath
house, std sPtius. A. a convenient Jt,tsace -
a Ten PIN Alley. with Quoit.. aud other faciIi-
ties Tor the lovers Of manly exercise The ne
boring wood. sdorj tho sdnlrer Of field sport.
much inducemsni VA the shape Of deer, wiid tur-
keys squirrels, Phessast,. woodeock aud par
fridge.
REFRESHMENTS Of all Kind. PR
'alc supports, sc. Always ready.
The efficiency OF Ike Springs, in equity. Thcu-
matte and scot5u'io ale etioo 1, known IN alt
parts al the union, a. tho nG,aberless INV add.
who have exchanged disease ard ,su>equcut de-
b'iiy for he sl,h aud elasticity Of notion an tee
iIy. The country in tho vicinity ot the Spring.
aoOvnds "a Chaiyoeaio SpTiu.>, aud since last
season White sulphur Spring of the beet quail
~ has been discovered, having been so pronOuuc-
CD on examination by 2enOns OF eOwpeteht
skiI.
The lover OF the picturesque will here find 10
Tue peculiarly rops1tc and singular aspect Of
TIE country much food for mind aud pencil. The
well known lines would SelI apply hero:
- u here ~ not ia thu, so.id = vale, 40 sweet
~ that vale in hose bosom the bt ut pter- tnrc,
The mountain 20 the North West of the Springs
throws its giant shade over the town and eoun.
Try 10 considerable extent, producing delight
iui twilight ot al least two hour. more Ia dura-
ton than the ordinary period in moro level
country, producing, rs l: were, q peculiar eli
mate and advantages for prone nadins aud other
exercises which make the spring. very sgrcsa-
bio 10 II, Iisilers.
The iious; confirms an excellent toned Piano
ard musician. from the city stieud the Springs.
"h'rdms an opportunity for n cotiiliou party
every evening II tho visitors dosiro u.
Arrangements have been made 9TH Mr.. Cow
dy, OF iiausock, Mail contractor, to run Stages
from Hancock. hourly. snd With Mr.. Bushnell
OF Winchester. 10 bring passenger. to sod from
the White sulphur and Hinchaster-uhersby
access 20 the Springs is facilitated. The county
roads are Ia very good state Of repair.
The number Of persons daily stri,inE, give,
promise Of the Berksiey Spring, being bun,er-
ousl! attended hi, year.
NELSON IT. OGDEN,
EDWIN ~. OGDEN.
y. B-Saraiosa aud Bedford water OF the
bar' August J. ls3S.-IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

How far back eau you trace your anees-
lty. Mr.. Van Buren, - said tho Queen at
the Kings leyee. when that gentleman
was Minister at st. James. With true
non .eommi,talism, the witty Minister re-
replied las Tar back a. Undertook. mad
SIN" ii.itpo'sihle :" responded tho aston.
i'hed Queen. She was porferly satisfied
a. 90 the responsibility Of his lineage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
wiuobs.,.r. sept a.. iss7 II


WILL ri ell tiSt giVstbs highest prices IN
y sssb fof likely Jouhg NEQl0Bs, ofboih
ss1ss, froni tsa 10 twenty Eve yssrs sf sKs-
Psrsos' having likely servants 10 dsposs d.
will do we'll 10 call On ne At ny tssiJsnss ia
Cb'rlssiovR. sRd sny sou@uR.sst.on In writ
inI will be PTouPuy susndsS "
Nm. CHOW. Jr.
JuiJ %, 1919 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

7IsfbaIrs .uixfHrS, (NnWH,
A way superior article, iust received aDd
~ fof sale 81 the D.ag Store II
Ark IS 1873 ~ STRAtTu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
fr'm tas -siss~i RsP~biiesa Of August ..
MR. BENTON IN ST IptrIS COUNTY

MIR. Benton, although not n resident, has haul
cd from this county for the last twenty odd ycarS
IL II very naiurai that we should look to a man,
immediate neighborhood for n proper apprecia-
ton of hts character. Judging Mr.. Bea,oo ~,
tins rule, the election which has Just closed doc,
not show to the world very favorable estimate
Alter extraordinary exertionS have been u>ei
after Benions name has been placed b-.for.
The public IN every conceivable siapc--aftcr a
mos, holy contested election. a majority OF near
Eirtii HUNDRED of his fellow citizens
have declared their entir,. want of roufa.n,., ~,
the man, ms principles and his humbus.,-ry.
Even now, while inditng ihis paragraph. the
JoNi0l shout of acelamaton Swclls ON the hr,rl,..
and spreads Joy throughout the city. We feel
proud oi our party here-and If our friends have
been A. PcfSevcrinS elsewhere, Missouri stands
ior"ard as another green spot IA the great Mis-
SlSSippi valley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
TRUST SALE

or VALUABLE LAND,
pursuance OF instructions from the lI,x.r,-
Il town Bank, aud BY virtue Of a deed of trus,
eAeeu,sa oy John sirider on the 10Th day Of Au-
due TO the Hagersiown Bank, which deed Ia,
been duly admitted to record IN the Clerk, OF.
ice Of the County Court Of Jefferson. mo. 90
r. az. all oiier 1T public auction To the b,,b.
est bidder. before the Court-iIou.e doc, !,
Chare''o"n, on Thu'dI, n, l3h day OF September
nri. that valuable tract OF
SJO .4CRES OF E.E.y.D.
with its aPPurtenanees. callei The Mill Tract,
or Gull Mills lying on the Shenandoah river.
near Harper Ferry. The above property /, W
wen Known mat iurther description - deem
cd unnecessary.
CJ-Tetns made known on the day Of sale.
CHARLES J. FAULKNER
August i6 1878 J,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
CARRIERS HOTEL,
CharicsfOVsn, Wa.

HNlilS new, large. and con motiious HOUSE,
'hnsted oalho maia street, short di.tsaes
west Of the Court. House, 10 uo~ prepared 10
entertain company on large scsls, 30 The best
style. sud most comfortable uisBner Additioss
70 iho House have recently teen made, sod tie
whole htisj up vita vi-~ to sceomrso1a.s The
travelling Pubiis aud Others IN siyis and man
ncr unsurpassed At snJ estsbiishuloEt wsst Of
the Blue Ridge.
The Propficior's engaSsusut, at TIE shasnOn-
dale sPrngs will not intsffvTs NJ IN the arrange
nepts = tbs .tI0use--sVeFy department OF
which will continue a. b. rooduc ted la Q asn
ner TO insure entire ssti,faetion
ISAAC y. CARTER, .iss~f
May ~. l41a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

lt.u I3--..,.. ---.g~ El2l.G. 10
4 ISABELLA EitzsiEsupons tsspsstfotfy
. announces go Lcfiitcsd- add tie public, that
shs L1s oyebcd
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINmrNT
"a The brick bullioE recently sTsetsd b. Mr.
q NiisYn, Immediately opposite tie ArseBsi
"hefs ctefJ piistiipn wili be saofdsd " per
sJns isfgfus Luf vith their castotn
HENRY BHOWH. .lesaI
Hsrper-fsSfy. JuiJ ~ 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
For. Renf.
PUHLFC N.ELE.

WILL be sold. AZ public sale. ~ TAar'fsy
w ~ G,h II S,pis'a5,r vert. at tho late rest
donce Of susan Supp. deed, near She pberds.
town. The sIIousehold aud Kitchen Furniture u
said decessed. consisting "
Bsds, Bei,i1ads md Bsfing,
Ia5ies, ChaiSs. Sc. sc.
y7iso, a COW
SIX monr,s' credit viii - given On 81 suns
over 81 By tho purchaser giving bond aud ~
proved security Suns under 81. essh.
JAMES MARSHALL, .IIa,f.
Auvust "a izas N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
.3O .7CRES OFE.Iy.D.
Valuable Rcah Estate.


.VgNHE subscriber. by virtue Of authority
- vested IN him a. Executor OF tho last " III
"' william Worth'ntton. late of Montgomery
county, Mary land, deceased. will offer At pub
lac sale, IN Chsrlesiown, Jefferson county. Nir-
gina, al the Court House door, al IL O'Clock
NJ, on .N0adry the 18th day IF Oeio5er neri, a
valuable
geGAOE Oh LAND
IN SAID county, about five mile, distant from
,hafiesiown and lately in tho occupancy OF
Leonard Y. Davis, Esq, conts lining about
$50 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less. This Farm is well improved, To-
Gated IA very desirable NEG hLorhood, and l.,
oil the hes, soil Of the county
Terms Of srt' -one-third Of the purchase mo-
Hey IN cash, The bslsacs in one snI tuo YEAR.
bearing interest from date, TO be secured by
bond or single bills, with Personal security. 10
Dc approved by the trustee. Deed to Ice exc
ou'ed a, The cost OF the purchaser, upon tho
paymen, OF the whole purchase money aud rati.
heaiion OF the sale by tho orphaus' Cour, Of
Montgomery County.
ZACH. n. WORTnINGTON.
Aug. l6, isJs.-ts. rr,e,.fs,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
JDErEnSOpg LAMu


a SECOND , MASD Nl1yI7 a.
i - l:s.s'''' a %';': q gFE
this OHcs -. :. ~ =, -, - =,
Aossss nc. less
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
WOOD WANTED.

w ANTED, imusSlstsly. fsw sofis q
w WOOD HN GALL siIER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
cider amd Porter.

lew ARE ofpEn. go FoRTER. ~ re-
~ csiv~S spf ~ ssie ts~. "
vagEs b TEnKft.
uains~s. a,y n, rsgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
OIE.N' FOk SIZE.

IBaTOuCIIc ana Harness.
4 BARGAIN may be hsi IN q hrsttsic IA
~ ROUCHE. with double Harness new "
Immediate application b. made. isqufe IL
THi5 OFFICE.
August IG, 1888 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
Smnerinr Xincgnr

ECsr received snd or sale 81 the Drug sioss
~ e ~ sTRstTH
ChafIe.laan. AnE Do. l-ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

a Will g,s ~. aigsss, vr,ss fef hhs ssa
n ssmnoa WOOL
- HiLLrE
Jose :. is1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

OnI. wanted.

WILL PsJ asfkst Pfiss. IL sssh. Tor OATS
W. \. CALLAsER
Pres Ffsss Obss, hos 2. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

0barIrstOtun ata0rmp.
TN thi. Institution. the ensuing year will con
- gfiss tso ssssions q Eve m0nths eaeh--ths
Grst of ubich vii commeDee % Monday. Augifst
10Th. Tsschef--Hr. Joss , sAssoHs
-TUlTi0N-
Eagiish Department, so per annu0i.
Classical and Mathematical. 33s Do.
None admitted. sscepl those Sho engage 10
ooniinus from The day of sImissson 10 The close
Of the ssssi0a.
Fog the Trustees,
ANDREW KENNEDY. s,sy
Aasust 2. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
.BrtBb Dorttr.

Ae DOZES fresh bottles - Fovtsg jYst fsesivsd
, snd Zoe ssis ~ ,. ~ sTHAtrH
Jalt -. irls-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

Public sale o. Negroes.
n WILL. cell, at publie suction. 10 the highest
II bidder, fcf cash. on tie fret dag n Septsm-
Der cour, next, too likely young negro boys. one
agsd about fourteen, the other about sixteen Jsafs
sound. heslthy and useOmmoniy stout and sotive
servants
GEORGE D. STEPHENSON. .lr,ni
Isr tie ehnl,ea and A,irs Il >. r. .Hdsi,isH
Aug n. 1898 dsesssd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
4 VIE public are informsd, that the next Sea.
Il sion Of my School Will commence
Or. lf...L... Al. lnIL A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
Ear RenE.

INHg rooa sdioiriss ~ spshAs Store uri
~ BE- rented ~ efios fyg ibs sasaisn lyesf.
~ hss ists.J sssa GiisA - 10 tks bssl asstsr.
snd shsatsS 80 it T. 10 he u.gst esutfsl pact II
he t,ss. rastss hs sefy essirabis stsad
Fsf fufth~f infsfmaiiva spPly 81
IuIy ~ las - TNia OFEICR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
wool wanted.

q ny qasaiitJ ~ wOOL oil - tstsa N ga
~ sAsag- 60 Goods - TIE ssors u ~ s-sss-
,sssi VA Lfyck = 90.
HsJ a. tsNs
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21

MoNHy MArrHns IN ENaLANp. .-- The
accounts from London, Of the 28th Feb
sruary, represent money as continuing
usually abundant, and discounts on good
bills remains at % a 81 per cent. All
anxiety having ceased relative 10 any
collision between England 8 the United
States, arising out Of the Schlosser OUT
rage, public Securities had advanced,
and Consols at the last date were 9Sa !.
The export precious metals from the
port Of London for the week ending oath,
1900 ounces Of gold to New York
Trade in the manufacturing districts
continued very much depressed, in con-
sequence Of The continual severity Of
the weather, which had closed all the
canals. For the same reason the fran
sactions in the mercantile markets were
very small, bnt at firm prices.
FRAncE.--The Paris Journals fSun-
day have all been received. On Satur-
day the Minister of war brought forward
his budget for increasing the military and
civil establishments in Africa, in accor-
dance with the intimation contained in
the royal speech. He fixed the grant
for the year at eighteen millions o.
francs, and stated that to retain the con-
quests of France in that country il
would be necessary to keep military
force OF forty-eight thousand men, anc
IL thousand horses, permanently in AT
RIGA. Besides, there were Notifications
to construct; magazines, barracks, and
hospitals to raise roads to make har
bors to build, the cost of which, regarded
prospectively, could not be less thar
twenty.seyen millions Of francs. II il
expected that the debate upon this ques
ton will be very animated.
LONDON, Feb. %.
U. s.. Bank shares Feb. 26th, were E25A.
LrvERpooL, March 1-CoTToN-The
sales of Cotton for the four last days, in.
cluding Saturday the Oath, and Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday the 26th, have
amounted 10 10000 bales. No change
has. occurred in prices, but the market is
heavy, and the tendency is downwards
The sales of yesterday "wednesday
were 5000 bales, being double the guam
tity sold the day previous. The trade
have purchased rather freely, and prices
are little more steady.
Some enquiry for wheat for export
and flour in bond which supports for
mer prices. A few hundred quarters o.
Wheat in bond have been purchased fol
Halifax, MS. at A Gas for red Baltic
aud 5a3 for Dantzing.
-+.F FRoM MALAGA.--C Captain .JENNINe
Of the barque LEoNIDAs, at New YORK
from Malaga, reports that when he sail
ed, it was believed in Malaga, that the
troops Of Don Carlos were within thirty
miles of that place, and an attack wa'
expected:
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21
acts which conflict withtho provisions Of

acts which conflict withthe provisions o.
this bill.
By the preceding synopsis, the differ
ence between the senate bill as amend
ed, and the bill of the Horse now pend
ing, may be perfectly understood. The
only material difference consists in the
t,bo amendments by the senate, striking
out the "hard money" clause, and in
serting the 22d section respecting Trea-
sury orders.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21
From the New York Courier and Enquirer.
THE SUB-TREASURY BILL.

The following synopsis will afford a
correctview of the sub. Treasury Bill,
as sent from the Senate; and the bill re.
ported by Mr.. Cambrelling, which is now
pending before the House.
Sec. l. Senate bill provides that the
"rooms, vaults, and safes, are hereby
constituted and declared to be the trea,
sury of the United States; and that the
treasurer shall safely keep all monies,'
&c. Mr.. Cambreleng's bill omits the
declaration as to what shall constitute
the treasury Of the United States !
but in other respects the provisions o.
the first section are substantially the
same.
Sec. 2. In both bills provides that
the Mints shall be places Of deposit for
the public money, &c.
Sec. 8. The Senate bill provides for
the appointment Of certain "Receivers
General" Mr.. Cambreleng, more DEM
ocratlc, says they shall be designated
(" Public Receivers"
Secs. A, S, 6, and Z of the Senate bill,
applies to those officers; the manner OF
their appointment, keeping their ac-
counts, and also, TO the duties Of the
treasurers of the Mint and its branches,
&c. These provisions are also to be
found in Sections A, S, and 6 of Mr..
Cambfeleng's bill.
Sec. 8, Of the Senate, and sec. 7 of Mr.
Cambreleng's bill prescribes the bonds
to be taken, &c. from the several officers,
that certain collectors and receivers
shall pay over the money in their pos
session, at specified times, to the Treas.
urer of the United States and the Treas.
urer Of the Mint.
Sec. 3, of the House bill requires that
the revenue bonds at the Ports Of PhiIa-
delphia and New Orleans, shall be de-
liveFed weekly to the Treasurer Of the
Mint, at those places.
Sec. 10, OF the Senate, and sec. IL Of
the House bill provides that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury may transfer the
public money from depository to another
sat his discretion
Sec. 10 Of the House bill provides that
no Receiver or Collector shall retain any
public money III his possession, afor the
purpose Of defraying the expenses ofhis
Office, orof paying the compensation Of
himself and his officers, debenture GER
tificates, or for any other purpose and
all payments as aforesaid, shah be made
by warrant as in other cases, and shall
Be paid out Of any upappropriated mo-
pey in the Treasury. Thisis entire-
" new the Senate bill contains no such
provision.
Sec. II and l2 Of the Senate, and
sec. IL and 13 ofthe House bill provides
that all moneys in the hands Of the desI
positories shall be considered as depos-
tied to the credit Of the treasurorof the
United States. And whenever il shall
have accumulated in the hands Of those
repositories, beyond lhe amount secured
by the bond Of lie oiEi16F the|
l|I|i|'| l|i'i|||| |'|||||||
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21

a capital Of 81, 100000; one at Tilltoba,
Tallahatche county, with a capital Of
$l,3O0,0OO at Vicksburgh with a capital
Of 81, ,50O,O 900, and one at Liberty, Amite
county, with a capital of $2,O00,OO0.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21
MICHIGAN SAFETY FUND BANKS.
The DetroitFree Press of the | lth, inst.


The DetroitFree Press Of the / llth, inst.
contains the report of the Bank Com
Imissioners in the first and second judi
cial circuit, from which we have CLEANED
the following as comprising the matters
OF interest to our readers.
There are nine chartered banks in
the first and second judicial circuit,
which having complied with the requisi-
tions of the General Banking Law" are
subject to the supervision of the Com
missioners; and three which not having
asserted TO its restrictions are not SUBJ
ject to examination. The last are the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Mchi-
gan; Bank Of Pontiac; Bank Of Ma
combe County. There are also estab-
lished within the same limits thirty three
associates under the General Law, five
Of which, namely.
The Commonwe al,h Bank at Tecum-
sch; Bank Of Auburn Oakland Co.; Citi-
tizens Bank at Ann Arbor; Adrian Bank
at Adrian; have done nothing more
than to organize according TO the pro-
visions of the Law and have issued no
bills.
The Farmers Bank Of Sharon; Sagi-
nav City Bank Detroit City Bank ;
Bank of Michigan; Michigan State
Bank have not yet been visited by the
Commissioners. In relation TO the Bank
| Of Manchester, the Commissioners state,
that while their confidence in the insti-
tutionis destroyed, measures have been
taken to secure the interests of the bill
holders, and that there is reason to hope
no loss will be sustained, and no great
delay in the discharge Of the responsible
| ties Of the Bank suffured by its creditors.
There is reason to doubt the correct
ness OF the statement made by the Far
mers and Mechanics Bank of Pontiac. -
The facts in these cases will be pub
lished hereafter.
lnjunctions have been issued against
the following, Farmers Bank Of Genessee
County at Flint, the jackson County
Bank at Jacksonburg; Farmers Bank Of
Sandstone at Barry; Exchange Bank at
Shiawassee; Bank Of Lapeer at La
peer; Wayne. County Bank at Ply
mouth.
The report goes on to detail the par
ticulars Of the examination of the Far
mers Bank of Genessee, which are al
ready before the public, and Of the jack
son County Bank at Jacksonburg, whose
books interpolated, erased and kept with
lead pencil, and boxes filed with nails,
glass and iron, ell stiicient evidence
Of fraqd Of the blackes2 character.
The footing ofthe reportis is as follows.
Total Liabilities 75,965,49
Total Resources 6l,26570
Deficit I4,70079
Am of speciei1 Bank 5,099,96
There are also evidences of fraud in
relation to certificate Of deposite for
100000, not found BY the commissioners,
vhichwas counted though believed moi
to be al asset Of the bank. which will
m5 I'd lie real deficit a., ,7OI ,79.
1faps BANK OF SANDSTONE: The
ID |i9ation Of this Bank has developed
"a E1any respects, in the want Of
* |Id Il>e noncompliance with the
II i, + s|,51Ts 9r excess of liabilities
over III es60E3es Of $26, ,956,66.
4 x2n C60H|fx BANx The man-
a11i1en a. i|iis Institution has been