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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
The Holder IF the coyia' ,,ii rseeirs $50 GOO nett
u ltu fhIZES oF $500 -
VIRGINIA NOnOnGalia Lottery.
Class = f.. l-3

lass 10! T-'F>
To be drawn al Alexandra. Va. Dec. %. lc3S.
30 Nos-l2 dawn ballots
RRILLIAxr ScHEnE:-S $50 2l5, $1,000 5000. 3Op"
513-lUU Prizes OF 600, ll5 OF 800, 70 OF 100, NC
Tickets only SO.
Certificate OF Package Of . Wholes will De sent
for SI30-S Shares in proportion.
II Please address.
D. VI HOYT. Richmond. "a
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the slgn
of the Eagle who has and s now selling more Capital
Prizes than anv other venGer IN the known world
N b Orders IN all cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States BY Mail or otherwise enclosing cash pfze
tickets. thankfully received and executed by return
mail. with the same proapt attention a. personal APP
plca,on and the result sent (when reques!et) InmeG
a'tly e'. o. lux D'-"'"S 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
EEOyt's Gmce.

HhAILY prizes in from the country, and the
D fortunate holders receive their cash
~. 30 g 80 90 90 All three sold to club who
LOOK Mob d ~ IS bought package
More money paid out at Hoyts for prizes than at anT
other office in The WORLD Send orders 10 Hoytb you
want large prizes
A few DAYS since, Whole Ticket, Nos II II Il, the
capital Of $50 goo sold, and the cash paid pesena
ton Also, Nos - Sc, prize Of $40 200, sold ana
paid sight either of which is bigger than any 'pndeI
in Richmond sold Be particular and send TO fo5'
for Tickets.
Dec DD-u
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,oyTDRU ACADEMY

-ur r,.,.Ise. Of TIM. SEMINARY for the year l11J,
rDI cnonence On the Is, OF February, and 'e'n'i
nate On the 3J,a Of November embracing Two ses.;on'
r. fr- mDo,hs each The price Of bo'rt and iGl,''n
including washing bedding and fuel, vi" 'e ''' pr
session. payable in Advance :; ;,s, by
In the Ancien, languages, instruction IS giF'n W
daily prelections and the text books Taught are 'i
50 riase used at the University Of Virginia
The Mathematical course IS e1ss.s'g!
Arithmetic zebra, Geometry, fiane
Sob-rcal Tr!a5nomerv. with rs application 10 N,rucs'
Autonomy and the DitEeren!ia and Integral Calculus
Optics and Astronomy included IN ,he couiss ~
Natural Philosophy; and Geology and '''"e's''s! j"
that Of Chemistry. % r..
The course Of Moral Philosophy. comprises beAe'
Le,,res. Rhetoric, Ethics and Political Economy.
All Of the students exercised IN CeInPos'''h cur
veylng. and the Drawing OF AaP. o-,r
J COLEMAN.
I7Addfess Concord Academy, Caroline county,
Dec -C-'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
FkOUf;s COWI1 of Fortune.

Yesterday a gentleman from the country presented
our certificate and received the cash for Capital Pfze
sold few DAYS since Such are amos, daily occur
ences at Hoyts For the $4,000 and al! other prizes,
address ID VI. hoii
n. b. The greater par, of Hoyts prizes are sold 10
persons from the country.
No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
A0yf's GHiCe.

Col VIM. Wynn, the fortunate holder Of ticket Nos
II 81 IL which drew the nice little prize OF FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS 4 few days since, on Satu'-
day las, p,esen. I'd The ticket and received HE cash
s. B Fo. the 600 and other prizes 20 be drawn IN
December please be particular to direct your orders TO
d. NJ. HOYT.
5--F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

reaIe.s 70 The EAseft.- oil 10 arotner column D!
IL will be seen that the entire line between harper
~ nd Cumberland, complying distance OF ABOUT one
Hundred miles Is expected 20 b. ready for contract IN
all the month Of March I-y Inc will De through
the territory Virgins, until approaches within four
or five miles OF Cumberland. where It wi! cross w
Potomac anu enter territory OF own stale py
passing through Virginia, the Road can DC cohsiuo'f
al much less than by any other route VINE n INK
same lime the possibility IS avoided OF COLLISION VIZ"
the Canal which IS pursuing the Mary land sh9'e OF the
Potomac The Cny's subscription "i three millions
vii supply the funds required tor ths Ro1d from h1f
pers Ferry to Cumberland, and VI" enable Inc b"a'o
construct 1t the mos. approved and durable mar"
In The mean time, the important work OF The al'ers
lions and rrpars of the road from this city To harper
FrrGy-Includng The laying down OF new IRON Fa!S "i
III. leavIes, ard best kind, and The cutting down OF
the inclined planes at Pans Ridges gong I0r"aro
w, e.dness and energy that vii. bring II TO eiose
at an early day. thus enable the Company 10 realise
the important advantages which are sure 10 result rom
It Eatt. -imerlcqa
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SWO.WUO-STU,UUO.
virginia state Lottery.

For the beneft of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norfok-C!ess No. :, for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. C., on Saturday,
December 90, ls3s.
Capital $500 $4,000, $4,000, 81 000 $4,000, go.
800 $4,000, AZ l-2-a5 Prizes OF 81 Co., % OF
$500, - Of $500. &c
Tickets only $40 Halves S5-Quarters 80 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
Do do. % Half do G5
Do DO. % Quarter do SO so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
EaOYTr.S E0w,1 Of EGsfu"c.

HHERSONS ordering tickets in any Lottery. should
u be very particular 10 address iEeir Irt'-fs 10 US
Also when visiting the city they should apply 10 Vs. 'r
tickets We sell larger Prizes aud cah them on better
terms. than any other vendors living. AdVeulur"rs
should bear in mind that our luck i good though
the luck OF others mag have been good hereto.
fore We are taking the lrad OF every thing We have
recently sold two splendid Capitals. OF Fifty Thou
sand and of Forty thousand Dollars, either ct which
is larger than any prize sold by any SenceE ~ VIZ
GINA IN combination Lotteries
Since the above nave mad the pleasure OF Sc Ing
in one Lottery t,-o Prizes of One Thousand Do'ar--
and in the Lottery which drew SATURDAY last Ne sold
no less than Eleven good Prizes One OF Thousand
was sent 10 q gentleman IN the counry-one ot t!Se
Hundred sold the coun'Pr-One OF I~o fGndreu aha
Fifty to another by csfrticat.and to club ot gentle
men who for package, solo one Przs OF "o
Hundred and Fifty Dollars one Of OEe Hundred ara
Fifty and one Of One Hundred and large number os
Forlies Twen,ies &c &c. j. not this proof that our
luck far surpasse tina. OF all other venders The year
lc3- winds up with lot Of splendid Schemes We
hope in the course of The month 10 send each OF our
cd patrons las W. as all who disposed 10
send order large Capital
As luck at the Court al Fortune is coed, We hope
to have The pleasure Of receiving order from all Of
our old patrons that in any losses have heen made
they ma be reimbursed We are determined, that all
VII paionize US, shall be served with large GaPIlaI
Therefore, without delay, forward your orders to
d. NJ. HOiT.
R,eLucnd, Va
NIB Tickets in any Of D. S Gregory ~ Go Lot
teries advertised BY any one, can be had OF - VI IL
Dawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lottery, Class A. Gf""h
I1lh Noyember.-Captal 100000:
q Al 6 81 - 3 80 Ga c. CO % O.
The following few OF The prizes sold and cashfG
BY oyt in the above Lottery, The greater part OF VINCE
10 he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
s35. 2o4-sl O.0OO-IOo PRIZES Of $1,000.
Hirginia State Lottery.

s35 204-sl000O-l00 FRIES Of 81 600.
Virginia state Lottery,
For The benefit Of the Monongalia Academy
Class No 7, for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c. on Saturday,
December 9th, lc3S.
BRILLIANT ScnEME:-Capital 1894, $4,000, 3D.
0N0 $4,000 81 573, 100 Prizes Of ,00O ll5 of 300,
Ct Of $780, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-haves $5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates Of Packages Of GO whole tickets, Sl4U
Do do &c halt do. 20
Do do GO quarter do. 81
NJ Orders for Tickets and Shares or CerGfeates Of
Packaees in the above magnificent Schemes will receive
The most prompt at,enton-and those who order from
U.s. may rely upon having the DRAGGING sent them i'm me-
diaely after it is over Send orders early and address
d. S. GREGORY d CO, Managers,
Nov 93 I51-wtdl Richm0nd It'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
.NGnanel.s' Office.

Opposiie the Eagc Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Nos of The Alexandra Lottery class A. drawn
l7th inst:
The Grand Capital of 100000 in the above lottery,
was sold The Washington City Agency, to citizen Of
that Mace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

"UMFORD ACADEMY.-The Exercises of this
NJ Institution will be continued by the subscriber
b enspipp session com the 18th Of January,
and terminating the 18th of December with vaca.
lion or one month the Summer.-ln this school will
he ianobt the Latin Creek and French languages Ma
inral PHILOSOPHY Mathematics. including Arithmetic, Al.
zebra Geometry, Plane and Spherical Trgonomery and
Surveying together with all the branches OF The Eng
ljsh language usually in preparatory schools fu
nils studying the Classics will devote portion OF their
time to English Grammar, Geography, Composition,
History. &c a.,
The Boarding department, hitherto conducted by Mr.
Samuel Robinson, will be under the exclusive manage
ment of the subscriber.
TERMS.
Ro,,d including every thing, 500 90
T;,; 30 20
One half payable in advance and the balance on The
Is, September. If the pupil furnish his own bed and
candles deduction Of $40 will be made
TPAddress, RuMFoKD ACADEMY, King William; va.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
Nov On 56-wtf
Fredericksburg requested to publish the above
M The subscriber will be assisted in the above school
by Mr. JOHN L. CAsoY Of King Queen, whose acquire
mems morals and studous habits, render him fully com.
petent 10 teach. II. = -
~ The Arena will please add postscript.
NTOTICE-An application will be pade to the Lee
pisla,ure of Virginia its next session. for an in.
crease of the tolls of Mayo's Bridge.
Richmond, Nov 10th, 1888. o6-"b~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

The Express will find IHguIry mat Alr Price sent
in no resignation OF his Office the President lie oi-
1ec,ed his clerk to publish in some Of The ing
his letter the President bot not 70 send 1t TO the ere
sItent himself n took pains therefore, 10 P'e'e" us
gong the President as his resignation On Inc news
his departure for Liverpool he instantly 'em'rs8'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
NOyi'S O0Ce.

HTNPARALELLED luck at the Cour, Of Fortune -
& Another prize sold to gentleman IN tne county,
by HOYT, drawn TO Nos % y 43-the e'pI'a " G Tt
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND FIrTrEs DoLLihs '"''
prize was sold By certificate of package at the counter
All should send orders Hoyt and apply TO MN "heh
in town, for tickets. ~ - .Lo
81 AZ 43 % u II IS 4 So 3 6s "a y are Inc
drawn Nos in Alexandria o-S40 YOU CaPh'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

, %-EGKUf.S FOR SAIL So. s~.. 10 C.fe,.T. .
~ On TN - dag ii next JanG:ry s-gsn N-gros. a.
public auction or cash All crsGItyIs aud C,slars 49,
rruuesfsG 10 come forward and seile Re!: account, -
no indulgence can te gwen y
JOSIAH COSBY
.1dD. u G.ory. end .Hary E1sty
t.-T3H'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
TEE IEFN4A
FHypE Insurance CO71DN1lY

A RE continuing to take risks in Town and Country,
"a on Dwelling Houses, Stores. Manufactures, Mills
and other Buildings. and Furniture, Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel Stocks Of Goods, Machinery, and The
Stock Of Mills and Manufactures, well most
other descriptions of insurabe property The terms
will in all cases be made favor able be obtain
ed a, any other good Office. Applications 10 be made
either personally, by letter. to The Agen! in Richmond
JOHN .. LAY.
.4gcnt az Richmond.
THOS K. BRACE,
President y5Etnd Insurance Company.
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
und vided attention the subject Of Insurance, thinks
il proper 10 add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of the ftna Office for the last l6
years been literally usted and settled by him. 10
The satisfaction OF the parties insured
JNO o. LAY,
Agent yF2tna Insurance Company.
rh m S6-w52w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
BIZ The GorsrHor Of Me Communicable Of pHg'nta'
A PROCLAMATION.

~
NE7HEREAS, il has been represented 10 me, 'na' a
~ certain JOHN AUCKLAND. of The county OF
Monroe charged with stealing and carrying on Two ne
nroes and horses, the property OF Andrew behF,
OF said county, he's abscUnteG and now going al ia9e
Nov therefore, /, DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor 81 ue
Commonwealth Of Virginia have thought proper 10 o.
fer eward of TlrO HundrGd Dollars. to any person or
persons who will apprehend Tie said John BUCK and ana
secure him in the Jail Of Monroe County: and more
OYER require all officers, both civil and military, ana re-
quest the good people Of this 10 use 'ti
hest eXeriIons 10 apprehend the s'o bucAshd 'ha nc
may be dealt with according 10 Law
Given under my hand as Governor, ana un'Sf
fSEIL1 the zeal OF the Common" eai'h al kichEi3nd,
this l2lh day Of December l-:S1
DAVID CAMPBELL.
Dy,c1Ip1Ios-John Buckand is abOu. five feet nine
or 70 inches high Of dark comp sIon, hair OF brown
sh red color and inclines TO cur-eyes dark-g"od
teeth and weighs about lG0 pouncs-had on, wheh ne
ab.conded uiberry broadcloth coat and Pan,aoons-
ribbed cashmere vest, stock with bow IN front
"a pair Of fine morocco booisa black Russia iat-and
brown Peersham oveIcoe!, With pockets IN Inc sioe
Dec IA G3-"4"
bOSENEATH FEMALE INSTlTUTE.-MR and
kA, Mrs TURsER respectfully inform Inc Pu6iIc mat
they are prepared receive pupils ct their residence,
~" T, u,, ,.Bo.,S and tuition. per wear $500 90
Latin or Greek 20 90
French Music and Drawing, at the prices customary
in Richmond
Day scholars, from $50 to $40.
December IA o3-"1"
NTOTICE-A Petition will be made TO the LegIsla-
ture Of Virginia. ut its next session Tor an act 10
authorize Precinct Election al the White Stone, IN the
county of Lancaster.
December IA. o5-wt"
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A nice hi..e puze

The following is SINAI! sketch Of very fine Schemes
for The month OF December Order. respectfully so
ciied without delay Please address ~
d. NJ HOYT,
RichrOnd, Ia.
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all Prize Lousry, TO be drnmn Jnn'y 81
Va state Lottery,

.1l Prize Lottsry, 10 oe aFhnn Jun ""
Va. state Lottery,
For tho benefit Of the Town of Wheeling, Glass NO y
for 1889. - =
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, January >, ic0'-D
GREGORY d Co, Managers
IS Number Lotery-lO Drawn Ba!I''7'
.Homm0th Scheme: oooon
100000 s"00 UoN
5000 wv wv
ono 5000
| SoNo 22O9
o0oo 1900
. 600 96nO
800 ,oSGo
m ZOO
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion .rrn--,hsres
Certificate Of package of whoies only
in proportion. , l.,,,n y-,s tntitisd 4"
Be particular and send orders to hoi
the large Capitals. 64-f
| Dec Il
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TrTENPLE OF FORTUNE Il
CA Z l. E's FL. e,
First Dyer te'glr t.s kn'rHHsl IL the EG.t Eo.:

Dtsxing II Sussex County Lrfsry. NJ. -
- ~ - s. u ~ 50 ~ - j 20
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nsoiI -G2-G 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-13
From tic J0uYnaL Of Comm crcC.

Loco Foco GRoANs.-One of the standing songs
of the Loco Focos fer some time past, has been
':redundant currency" "banl rags" and all that.
They are beginning to find out that even rags may
become too scarce for comfort. The Boston Advo-
cate, one of The standard anti-banil organs, thus
spcaketh:-
':Thc currency of our city has arrived at that ne
plus ultra OF reduction that unless the strong banks
put their bills at their own counters in payment
OF checks drawn upon them, the business will he
brought n dead stand for want of any: currency
to pay their notes in.
And what of THAI "Men that trade on borrowed
undergoing the purifying process which is to turn
rags into gold. The precious metals, you know,
brother, Tho only real property in the world J;
every thing else in moonshne. So we arc going
back tho system sanctioned by the experience OF
agcs in China, Turkey and Mogndorc We hope
ment" 1t will not do for thcm after cary ing il far
euongh PROSTATE the merchants and men Of bust
noss,-thc aristrocrats, specu latOrs and nabobs,-
master manufacturers, builders and mechanics,-to
cry out hold!' just because they happen to find
themselves under. is best now to mako thorough
work, that we may know the full value Of tho ex-
pertinent. None ofyour simpering, my good friend;
swallow tho dose like and if it don t cure it
will kll,-that's all And who would not die in
such glorious cause "fIurra for Jackson -
GLORY to tho Experiment !''-"Great is Diana IF
the Ephosans -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-13

upon which to employ its faculties, and from which
to draw its solace and nourshmont But let young
people meet together twice week and
spend their time in jesting and romping like so mn
ny irrational animals, and venture the assertion
that they will not make much Improvement in lit
erature, morals or religion, am not for denying
children all amuseme MT and combining them to close
study and unremitting labor. Amusements OF some
kind they will have, and the object of parents and
instructors should be to weaken their love OF nnln-
strctivo recrcalions, and create taste for study so
strong, that it will become amusement. 1t would
be useless TO deny them all amuscmcnts while tho
love of them continues If we would reform them
we must do it by reason and entrcaty, instead OF
physical force Lctthose who feel the Importance
of the Jet mix with the youthful assembly, and
introduce some subject of interest, and fix tho at
tention Of tho whole company upon it, explain lis
nature, start objections answer them and pcrsoverc
ill no accoppishes his object; and he will perform
a deed more prasoworhy than he who conquers
Il whole nation to crafty ruthless ambition. l am
sensible differ from ma oriiv of tho rising gen
Grafton aud may gain their displcasure. In the youth
Of cur land the future glory dsonor Of our
free and happy republic. In them sec its borders
enlarged, its bonds Of union strengthened and its
foundation consolidated, or its territories circum-
scribod, its union dissolved, and its foundations
crumbling to ruin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-13

We hare met The enemy and they arc o0rs.The last
sup---lhe latest triumph effected by the American
arms in Florida is recorded IN the following pas
sage from the Office of tho Georgian :-"Lieut
Powell with about 80 men, including regulars, IAN
ded Mt Jupslsr Inlet, and---took n sqnaw u!
RopBERY.-Wo learn says The Boston Atlas Of
the s,h that package Of money, about $4,000, en-
trusted to tho driver Of ono of tho stages between
this city and Newburyport, was stolen iFof" inc
stage yesterday forenoon, Between ms chy ana
Salem
IN the New York Legislature Monday, a~.'"'
nlic II. Barstow elected State Treasurer and
Orvilie l.. Holiey, Surveyor General
PASSION FOR DREss..A young lady aged 49, at
Greencastlo in Indiana, lately committed suicide in
consequence ola rcproof from her father for wear
ing her best dress when washing clothes, and
chaszcmont from her mother for striking younger
sister,!
LARGE Hoe. Mr. Nahum Slurdevant OF Cornish
N. H. has slaughtered hog this season weighing
7Gl pounds,
The TEXANS insist on having law TO prevent
the migration Of murderors and horse-ihoves into
that country. Ought they not also to insist against
the emigration ofsub.Trcasury Banks'
United States Senator james Trot.or, Esq. Van
Buren, )has boon elected to the Senate ofthe Uni,cd
States by the Legislature Of Mississippi, to fill the
vacancy occasioned By the resignation of tho Hon.
John Black.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-13
SA&9 a Ae So

In Worcester Feb. Sd, of tho typhus fever,
Chauncoy, son Of pn,ic! Harris. aged II years.
In Montnel'cr MelInda "%ug.,er .; NEON ad@
Anna Gou!t, aged %.
In Middl.sex. Feb 6, Mrs Catherine, wiGo Of
Joseph Chapin, jr. aged al.
At Andover, II. Il. oftho lung foyer, after an i'll
ness of six days, Jonathan Ware. Esq of Ponrct,
VI aged II ycnrs at the residence Of hiSson in-law
VIM Tr"y Vt Dac 10 1897 after short Illness
Marshall, only son of NJ Dcnjnmin and Mrs. Lyd,
ia Porter, of Troy aged 10.
In Danrilic on tho 1st Feb. Nancy |. consort of
Mr. Ehenczer Hill, and daughter Of the late Capt
Caleb Prllsbury aged 40 years.
In Pomirct, on he 9th inst. Elisabeth Smith, wife
of A V. Smith, aged 90. Also, on the 6th inst
Martha, daughter of Benjamin Wilson, aged .
years. - -
In Windsor, on the oath inst. Sylvin, wife Of
Marshall Worcester, aud daughter of MIR. Ashblll
Hand of Peacham aged 30years.
In Sherman n. Y. on tho 10th Dec Ennicc Ma
tildu, daughter Of Josiah and Ennico Knowton, n
ccd l2 years-AIso on the l2th Dec. Mrs. Eunice,
wife of Josiah Knowlton aged 40
IN Gambia, Jan. 9th of consumption, Miss Mary
S. daughter Of Esq Samuel and Mrs Margaret Tuck
aged 81 years.
At Jericho, Jan. 23h, Mrs Sarah Rood, wife of
Thos -. Rood Esq aged II years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-13
THE MONEY MARKET.

The disturbance in the money market produ-
ced by the explosion ofthe Commonwealth and
MddcscX Banks, as well as by the corruptions
exposed in The two fancy banks, where, through
the aid Of the brothers-in- law of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, Il portion Of the public money was
disposited, for safe" keeping, has ut length in II
great measure subsidized. The storm, while it
mas convulsed has purified, and calm has now
uccecded.-Ofthe banks, which have been eff
tectcd by the disturbance, the Fulton, Hancock,
and Commercial, have given security to the as
sociatcd banks, by whom their bills are redeem
ed at par. The American and Kilby have
deemed all their small hillsat par ; and will full
ill their remaining obligations TO the public with
fidelity.
The panic produced by the explosion OF the
administration depoSic banks has led to Il thor
ough examination Of all the banks OF the associa-
ton in this city, and the result has been entirely
satisfactory. Public confidence has in consc-
qucncc been 'restorcd-and there is no longer
any one bank oflhc association, to which dstr st
can be attached. The effect OF this searching
operation, and OF the revival Of confidence, must
be to tighten the pressure upon the money mar
ket which has been felt severely during the
last month, and to enable the banks to extend
their cuntomary accommodations to the public
Boston .MidS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-13
STATE OF VERMONT, !
OlLoans District, IS

BN PROBATE COURT, holden at Irasburgh,
4 within and for said District, on the 7lh day oil
WurREAs. the Estate of NATHANIEL COBB,
late of Salem, in said District, deceased, hath been
represented insoIvent and Com mssioncrs appointed
thereon, according to law, who have duly attended
TO tho duties of said appointment, and made report
Of their proceedings, in due form Of law, which
report was accepted and allowed by sod Court, on
The third day of September, A. ID. 1887, and said
estate found insovent Wherenpon, II is ordered,
that T.. G Conn Administrator on said estate, be
and hereby is allowed fourteen months from the
day last aforesaid for the sale of the goods, ohattels
and lands of the said for the payment oil debts
'uo from the same and that the creditors to SAID es-
,.,o e notified hereof by publication ofhs order sn
no Co,,, donian, printed at ST. Johnsbury, three
smcce svely, the last of which TO be NJ least
civ months bc,.ro the expiration of said time al
lowed. pf THE SouRT,
b GEO. NYE, Register.