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4 \ ANBSoME Mcrno Cloths, At 81 - Only, Il.
L bout Que hall thcr value,
beautiful Party Dress Goods, }1l cents less dian
one hall the v,lue of some Of lict they consist OF
Esmefaldas. Palmarnos, ChalIycllS. Ne. Ne.
toloured HOnIbaznrs, extra iincanl very low
icw pieces OF the most splendid Figured Saiins ev
or seen IN ts market, ii Il %. tras elegant aud
beaufUl,
few pieces hanasut,,c Fj"nrrd >'jlk, al - cents,
\ lew do PLAIN colourea Silhs, II sd cents,
y larry assortment OF Moreris aud fich Damasa
Norerns for Curtains ,ely low,
Rich new style i-urcd and Embroidery Diaper,
Aashn. for Curtains, very Cheap,
\ Large assortment of Silk Cotton and Wol,ted
FfneeS of the newest STYLES for Gntalr- &c.
\ Large assortment Of Ladies Cloahs very cheap.
, or ato pieces Clltcos 1T very low pllces
Wall Paper, some very fine set, al low pieces
Dec. -
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pasihel seai-reesy, fcrery H1aaay and 1hnsdayJ -,
rsn Dsars payable in 0te"ace. No snbscri,-
A be reeeirsd fora shorter period than months and
paper rW be discontinued feecp The discretion Of he
Eiit,rs.J until all arrcarasex arr paid
QPIDFERT TSEKEN I y inscrieiat50 rents pcr sova,,
ss for ne Hr nstfioa and b cents for crcry sae.
sueai insertion.
1JJ08 PRINTING srecatel aeaRy and erpe,iitiousfy
aud on raaSonabir terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

- 'FllAih !
y are aiccftiScd.
Miss Nar' |. Mackey,
John II, NORMAN,
Freedman Moore,
John Mahone,
Wm. W. MAJOR,
Stephen MnAs,
". Mathews,
Mr.. Moon,
Patrick M,a;ni,e,
Austin /. Moon
Arthur II Moon, 3,
Edmund c. Moore,
John Merritt. ~,
Washington Alose,
Nm. McCu,mick,
Col. thas. Z. Marshall.
" III. McGannahan,
Mrs. 4. |. Men.
john i. Mood, 3.
N-lIenlA II Noi9 ell,
" e-hiusten i. Nor,cll,
Il. b. Nor,ali ,.
0-N. \. Oliver,
Mr.. T.. A.Orr,
Jcll'. btey.
pr. i1nN id pattcsou,
hr>. Snrah i'earlnnn,
Joseph Pulinm,
Rev. Abrum Penn,
Aii~s Eiiaallrih Perkins,
Col. Dnnl. L. rcrruw,
%,atun isdarti,
Jmne- Peters,
Alnam Perkins,
hi-s MAJ tia +. Price,
Anhrosc i'aee,
Edmund Pace,
pcHiun 4 l'homns,
Nm Phillipy,
:. II. Poster,
Mrs. Naue, Philips,
Parlott prinlrl,
Thomas l'nnkanl, >,
X "a. pi.Lrtf.
R-lbns al T.. Rres,
Fsla R,I.,,t
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Il EE.SE' DE Es,E7TEss.S

ENAiNlNG IN the Post Office III Liberty. Va,
~ thu Isl day Of january ISIS w.llteh # not ta-
Ken out, will be- to the General i'oN Office as
de ,d IrIfcrs
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NOTICE..

4 LII PERSONS arc hereby torwarncd agaln>t
uc~ia>>!ns on my pllnl'lIouS, either hy hunt
lng or fishing nHa"r penalty ni the law being s.rei,y
enforced ,alust such offenders.
HENRY ). LAN6IIOR
Dec. u I,
FUSI RECEIVED a large .,>,sorrn,c,., Of Gro
- cetir-, annnoug which Is antxeoilrut I.l or
~'f%'aFs, Cares, Ei4ssorS Sc. TO winch
We respectfully invite The attention OF ON, frrcns and
customers. J. H. f. \if.fN \ g
Amherst G. H.. Dec. y iUI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

A-Sterling G.. Anderson,
Col. Gerard Alexander,
Mis-. Sarah T. Alexander,
Saul. |. Anderson.
B-Nlr-. Mar, G. BASE,
james l5nlew,
Arinsienl Barker,
Miss Milly BAILEY,
Mrs. Louisa Brown,
Thomas Brown,
jams. II. lio,d,
John Bradley,
Colin lass.
Row land 7. BurSs,
George Bishop,
Joseph BealNnan, ,,
f.. II Berry,
Miss Jane Brown,
GEO. W. Bishop,
Nv. \. B. =. Biss,ll,
X. >. Bailey Il Co,
VIM. II. Baddo~,
X. NJ. Bishop,
Vim. Burton,
John ID. Burke,
VIM. Bell,
Moses q. Bradbrrrs.
Mis- Margaret L. l,urhs,
\. II. |, ,rkc,
Miss Nalic. l.. Brown,
VIM. =. buell..
C-John Crou SC,
Crnsbic & CorSon,
Francis Galloway, !,
4. W. Cross,
Mrs. Amy ClilcS,
VIM. Cor-on.
Miss | .eii,is tnllnwav,
Miss France C.. Chr 4lian,
Ihoinns tnlrmrn,
Mis-, Margaret q. Cuhrll.
John touklin,
lur"c Copper,
Mis-. i.l,ira Carter,
Monroe oals,
S.lnl. mr.,
John Cox,
Jacob t,nuZii,s,
Mrs. Elizabeth *. Chrra,
Mr. Elijah, ia Cn-r,,
Rev. jos. t.. Gurus,
John &. sil,rv.
D-,lr-. Ann &. Da,is,
JOSEPH, Davidson,
l.. {. Dowdy,
Nal"on Is. l,aw son,
z. W. De W.T.,
s,nml. " l,ur.ud,
Mrs. Cntlcrin, VI. d, ,rl,,
NJ. t.lizabtfh DAVIS,
Joha T.. l1nsall, j,
Edw,n Z. BAKE,
Ssni. DAVIS,
Peter Overly,
RodrfitA +. Dawson,
Edward llreu>,
Ahn>r Dnti~.
ST t.u.-uc lAsrl,
Ali" Nanc, Elliot,
Margaret Ellis.
Ec'ols 4 Cuulifl.
E-N.d Fountain,
Mr.. forest,
Beverly lrszior,
Mr.. Crrr, Fountain,
Saml. l.. Fuqus,
Capt. q. 4. -rnsn. 5.
G-lI.mnth Guinea.
Mrs. Mar l.. GAlncwcll,
DIR. W. \. Grnheni, 9 ?,
Thounnf Gardner.
Col. I. +. t;4rn"tf,
q. W. & T.. t;rinnc,
WIN islph.
Maj. Is. Gilhrr.oiI.
u-Nli,. Rhoda \. HARRIS,
Geo. ". IIiy,
John VI loIIi,ssn ortli,
Julian Il, y al, y,
Jnnes W. Hand.
James Nugget, .
Jno. W. Hughes,
Churlr, X Hunt.
u-W,n. ,b.ll.
Mra. Eliza Jalno.,
Mr, J-.snp,
Elizabeth JmA .un,
Gerard Juliu.un,
l.. ". .lol,n M.
Saml. Johnson,
Jarie- Jack son,
Mr. Ann II. lrcr-rn.
81 St'hsn h rim,
K. II. kiluncv,
Rr'd. k,lr.
David k,l.,
d. II. krnn Nv -.
L-lnhn =. lie ION,
Ddll. " .".c,
Mrs. Ann q. I.,nhiorI,
Ann. l.ndd.
I.ittl"lmrrs Lewis,
Mr.. Wary \. l.icgon,
Jonstl,aa lennon,
John LIGHT.
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Eictclacr HI. Ways asati Robert II.
Hudson,
ATTORNEYS AZ E.is5,

ATTORNEYS At E.ivT,
Hat Nc formed partnc snip IN the practice
oi Their profession, Wi, IN Il. are li,rud illr
N'e'iof and Inferior Courts oi }otctonrt. Bedford
h;sohcfy, Giles, Monroe and klles hanv. All
s'ieSs entrusted TO them Will receive tiier prompt
s"''oh. Their Office IS on Maa sltact. in the
T % 'tcaail0, opposite ;ile CLut.sl Hotel.
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4 LIST OF LETTERS

ID EXAMINING in the Post Office al Lyucllburr
J. 4 ON the LIST of January. le3S:
e. Persons asking for Letters in The follo~in.
List will please say that they are aarortScd
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sS aNT'sIHa,

VIC : u 2 K5'
/ MhEDIATELl, first rate 3 t:gariicy ..tisn
4 s:,si.i;Cr, To whom constant employment and
rs nchburs puecs " III BE- siyea.
JFIGGAT < 60.
Lexington, VI Jan.l II
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Dec. y
q e Nv &. ID % ID g.

M F. are no" receiving large and general assort-
w incnt OF
E.EsIE .E.s'E1 EE.ES'T5HTs e. q OBS,
which have been recently purchased at the North
under the most advantageous circunstances,-al of
which we will sell as low, if not lower, than the
description of GOODS can be bought for IN
this place. Our friends and the public are respect
iu.ly invited 10 call and examine our stock.
TURNER & BI RWELL.
Nov. y
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Dec. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

PoLIcE, February More Forgsriss and Cosn-
terfeiting-A few days SINCE notorious counterfeit
er and utterer Of forged notes, named Sheppard was
arrested on charge Of attempting to pass counter
felt 50 bill ofthe Weybosse Bank, in Chatham street
He denied the charge and said some gentleman
from the South had given him that bill and two 9TH
ers which were found in his possession. The day al
ter he was arrested, however Ben Hays, and A. M.
C. Smith, two Of the shrewtest OF the SET where all
are shrewd, observed two felews loafng around the
Park in the precincts of the police Office and from
certain other signs Of coming events winch cast
their shadows before" they had reason TO suspect
and did suspect, as the printed blanks OF the ponce
Office read that they could "pluck out the heart OF
this same mystery" pidelicet the counterfeiting on
the Weybosset Banks. BY certain means and man
9uvres known only to themselves and to be told 10
one before the resurrection morning, they discov-
cred that at most highly respectable place OF pubic
entertainment for man and beast by searching 'he
premises something more might be discovered. They
accordingly set 10 work on Wednesday night and
yesterday morning brought into police office the coun-
tsrfe plates themselves, and no less than 81 4OO OF
the counterfeit notes. The whole were in a small
leather valise which contained nothing else but some
articles of clothing peculiar to Canada, and some few
trifles and memoranda which Indicated that the for
gers and counterfeiters were by means strangers
TO some Of the Canada Patriots. The ball is rolling
The climax is coming. Shinplaser Companies and
Joint Stock bubble Banks have had their day. The
hand writing is on the wall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

Thursday Evening, Feb. I.
Money matters getting and mere in confusion -
Stocks still fang-and the general gloon in commercial
affairs increasing All the advantages resulting from
pension Of specie payments have been thrown upon
proes pursuit Of visionary resumption The elements OF
Wall street incapable of action From Washington,
Philadelphia and Albany proceed the great that
give vitality The reply OF the Philadelphia banks
expected today but It's centens received have been
divuged We know already the spirit Of the reply Mr..
Bidde will not attempt aid resumption while the COVE
ment trying enforce the subeasury scheme gen.
orally believed that this scheme will be de ated by
in the Senate Such character of the
nj intelligence from Washington.
From Albany have nothing OF very cheering posi-
tive The small dill law s lingers though Is pessi
bic itmay for couple Of The great question is
whether banks at the expiration OF this
pension They may nomnally do Sc, but doing
business The vast engagements consequent the
son OF last approaching and unless decisive
policy adopted by the banks, will, in less than
months be the OF fresh troubles Up May, the
engagements due the government alone, equal TO
81, 5ooOee.
From Boston we have nothing very remarkable The Khy
Bank expelled from the Association. The following
highly Interesting table giving absorcal view OF the Mas
saehusetts Banks since 1906 We have compiled from
then,ic documents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

CLEARED.
ship Heary ~. Kearney. New Orleans Bolton, Fox Lii
Dunon \ Sen, Smith Philadelphia; Page, Halet Boson;
mo arrivals this day.l
SAILED. ColuHbns, Depeyster, LiverpooE Sheridan
Pierce do Mediator Champs LOndon Charles CARROLL Lee
maica; Paugps Moody, St Joseph Cahawbs smith Mobile,
anu '''''' "''' ~ MEMORANDA.
Captain shiddy has the city, from the George
IN ns h se1 Ming lie that there Is
have cargo Of OIL tsy 1000 bs from half twohlrds Of
The CONSUL simpson Of sullivan ron New York. bound to
Baize Honduras wrecked on the i7h December ON
narrowly escaped with their lives Captain s. has arriv
RI! Of
wrecked the north end OF Great Cacos the I'd
The Gso S om dPhb bound to New
York with of coal went shore Inside sf Cape May
ash instant The vessel 5 full water and viii probably be
New on soe h.
don be sscertaned and the probable prospect saving
The American schooner Cuharne. of Gardner Howes is
now the port Of Bermuda undergoing repairs having
age from Baltimore She will be ready about the end
Of TIE next month"; when she again proceeds Baltimore for
The British baraue George Csnnins arrived Bermuda
small freight there and then proceeds Charleston The
Smsia Of rhadepha pu. into s.. Gsoge in distress for
muda at New York, on the 9th ulL has yet arrived
The hull materials and cargo of the Joseph SYrague Ber
muds, have been sold a auction
FOREIGN PORTS.
BERMUDA JAN 1SThe Eliza, of and from New York,
St. Crox spoken the 9th Dee in lat 90 Ion 66
days cut all WELL by the briganne Griffin from ST. Vincent
UNITED STATES PORTS.
FALL RIVER, JAM 27.-Ar Three Brothers, Stuart, New
York.
BALTIMORE. Jan Star Brilliant (Br) Howes Turks Is
land; Maria, Woglam. New York.
RICHMOND, Jan. S0.-Ar Premier, Jarvis, New York
6CHARLEsToN JAN 2l-Ar Huner, Bennett Naanzas days
Left ship Boston. Com Rabsi cruise officers and
crew we'll Went to sea yessrday-U, l.. brig George, Null
York T-went to sea yeserday-steam packet New York,
Spioney, New York,
SAVANNAH, JAN 27-Ar. Granite, Gray. New York; cid
Newark, Danham New York; Falco, Harlow Boston sid
Newark. Durham. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
rsus LObelia--Or the Recorders
Judgment.

II now in Gothanis streets ysu range,
And seek, amid the crowd, change;
Whoe'e- you meet, whOe'cr you see,
He talks of Composition Tea"
"Lobela |" TOO that nauseous weed,
In powder, tncture, or the seed,
Is sure to be the theme Of talk,
lie whatsoever part yon walk.
The reg lars, swear the stuff would kill
The very mill stones in a mill
That Engli.h, Yankees or the Freoch,
Are sure 10 die, II they should drench
Their bowels with such horrid stuff,
OF which, Sam Thomson sells enough
To make the world give up the ghost,
Wuksut the aid Of Doctor Frost
While all the Quacks this side the grave
Swear equally as strong, twill save
The man who's preordaRed to death,
II he only keep his breath;
That" Tea, a morning, noon. and night
Will make dying subject right;
And that II taken, In proper doses,
That it's beyond the power Of man
To tell Of all II has done or can
Do for That once il made blind man see
And made rhe umatc limbs move free
And by its pointing, heguiled
virgin Of a beauteous child
And once, when placed upon a coffin,
Restored its inmate, who was laughing
Such tales, howe'er, the reglars say,
Are only tattle of the day;
And good cid Dickey,- teo, avows
The dose too bad to give TO sows-
That Brandy, better is. If goodt
Tor medicine, sweating or the blood;
Judge! you are right, plainly see,
Though ali the Doctors disagree. - -
The Recorder.
See the Report OF the Trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

Sxareus FrRE AND STILL NOSE sEnors ACCIDENT.
A FIRE broke out IN The old state prison $50 called
yesterday, whilst the workmen were gone to Their
dinner. Tho building is in Amos near Christopher
street and has for some time past been occupied by
Messrs. Demarest d Co az a char factory. Some
person. connected with the factory as we are inform
ed, careessly lef glue pot on the FIRE, when they
went 10 dinner. This boiled over-the fire blazed up
some shavlngs were caught by the flames, and the
result was the destruction Of the building. But the
worst part Of the story remains to be told. We re-
erei TO state, that three Of en,errrisng and fear
less fremen were seriously injured. They had plant
cd ladder against wall and three Of them mount
ed a, the risk Of Their lives to endeavor 10 prevent
the spread Of the flames. The ladder fell with the
wall, and they were Of course, thrown from il, and
very seriously injured
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

Housx HuSTEns.-We have word Of advice to
the ladies' Don't leave your home, hunting after
houses, and by your numbers making the landlords
believe that houses are scarce. Such incens'derate
conduct raises rents. Stay at home six weeks-qui.
city al homeland rents will naturally fall thirty per
cent. Try II, ladies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

A, Pbl.aepbs very spddery, wednesday, afth inst
Jane vie Of waite n ws-crib late 81 thh city.
Obi we have watched her parting brcssh,
And closed her weary eyes,
And sighed se how sraly death
Can human ties.
o. the LIST iss anti Mr.. Henry " Edmosds. IN The fb year
II iris age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

DJ' A race against time will come off next Thurs
day on the Beacon couse The horses will be rode by
Grant, who rode 2sS miles in "a successive hours
less by % minutes 80 seconds. He now trys 3es
miles.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

PuBLrc ScnooL No. I've attended a very inte-
resting exhibition at this free Seminary, yesterday,
and were much pleased with what we saw. Particu-
lars IN the afternoon edition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
Tr The Pontalba story is going the rounds again

STREET NuIsAScK.-we shall have TO walk into
some Of the impairment puppies in Broadway, who
obirude their insignfcance upon ladies with whom
they are snacquanted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

Mn. CoSwAy's COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-It was
mistake the publication Of this ball on the 18th. 1t
seems the letter we published was a hoax. The
friends ofMr Conway have not yet selected the eve
ning-when they do we will be apprisd II will lie
a pleasant occasion and pretty one.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
mAR n led.

the 3ist u,roo 81 Georges church. by the Rev Dr
city.
in IN. 3st nit In IN. Duane Church. by the Rev Mr.
pe,ts Mr. Isaac Vas vechten, to Miss Artbpretta g
roorbscb de tighter ofbs late Arthur Roorhsch all Of this
clty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

" III had twelve applications today for my
house." says landlord" houses must be scarce
III keep up the rent" Such is the natural effect Of
hunting after houses for amusement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

PRIDE AND PosP or wAR.--colenel Taylor, in the
postscript fhis Official letter 10 General Jessup giving
an Of HE disastrous engagement with the Plor
ds Indians o. Christmas day. sdds,
"Ia am now writing wi,hou, candle with pine knot. 40
substitute IN csbhage-tree hsmmork, in The ~
large prsire. very dirty sheet Of paper, which Is
the emily one in the camp"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

SrrevLan CosrossD.-The Rev. DR.. Brownlee
has started on new eaterpuze. On Sunday evening
nsxt ut the Middle Dutch Church, Nassau street. he
will deliver a lecture on the works Of Sir Walter
Scott together with a view Of the doctrines Of inf
deity on the morals Of the rising generation.
This is a capital subject for the Doctors tongue
asd psn-much better than the cutting up Of us poor
amiable Csthslics, whose fault - not unbeief but
TOO much beIief-toe much fat to our lean. For in
stance, believe, as a good Catholic should do, all
the mysteries that DR. Brownlee does, besides large
Surplus, which he calls superstition and idoatry.-
New /. il no, better for society to believe too much
than too httle1
In his review Of SCOTS works, the Doctor can
have fine chance 10 show his talent In that school
efliterature OF which Scott is the head there IS
strong contrast to the opposing dynasty formed by
voltair. Rousseas, Byron Bulwer. The fret en-
braces religion, poetry, and creeds one class Of
clients-the latter irreligon, unbeef cold philosophy
m its prime principle Of action. These DR. Browales
NAV explsin al length.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

Ey am sorry for the sake Of the sweet young
ladies, that the Kind invitation 10 attend Donation
meeting. or Religious soirte at the Rev. Dr. Bangs
came tosiat Also feel reuctanceto attend such
places unless accompanied by some person mutually
acquainted with me and the society. Are the ladies'
aware that am az timid rs fswn@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

COMING RroHr.-A Mr.. Dodge (who was captured
in the expedition from Bois Blanc against Maiden set
on foot by a vagabond named Sutherland,) who is
new prisoner at the latter place, has written TO the
General, and states in his letter that he 10 kindly
treated in PRISON. that he has been deceived 10 he
feelings and opinions Of the people in Upper Canada
that 80 far as he learn, and Judge, they are
not disaffected to the laws constitution and govern
men,; that they have rallied to the number Of from
Sutherland and followers TO dishand and 90 home, as
il is entirely impossible to gain the point aimed at
Mr.. Dodge considers the utterly hopeless, and
unjust. His letter is dated at Maiden on the 18th
January
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

ff Mn. ScHAFFER's COMPLIMENTARY BALL was
quite neat affair at the Shakespeare. The young la
dies were pretty, graceful, and elegant-the young
gentlemen polite and attentive.
had thrown my cloak over my shoulders with an
intention of being present in proprid persona, and
had actually sailed out for that purpose but was dr-
ven back by the whistling of a keen north-easter
which cut like razor, and enough to freeze heblood
Of gallant Of eighteen while waiting at rendezvous
no wonder, therefore, that | qualled before il.
have been told, however, that there was much and
urgent inquiry made after me; that bright eyes were
searching the company 10 find me, and that soft and
honied accents were constantly nquirlng Of their
beaux-"whsre is Bennett (Which is he IL wish
he would The promised he would" Dear la
dies, be assured that another time will not disap
point YOU and will endeavor for ysur sake to bide the
pelting Of the p,ess storm.
A gentleman made his appearance in a frock coat
and boots and insisted upon dancing in that anoma-
lous costume This was very properly resisted; the
blood showed fight, and was thereupoR with equal
propriety kicked down stairs and left TO cool his
courage srfra fores.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

This valuable paper deveopes several facts and
principles in BANKING In 1915 and "a The bank were
the osy specie payag the country Boston then
the Of Nil the foreign in these years hence
controlled The banks Of the whole ceusry In lsi the
great revuon took place there consequent the Increase Of
loans and decrease o specie after the About that time
also Maine separated from Massachusetts From 1877 10
1926 business and banking began revive In March 1928
began famous Alliance siem which concocted
restrict the circulation ofhe country banks and
OF the city would appear therefore that this beated
has been IN the Of the increas
and expansions OF the banks OF Massachusetts up year
The increase IN banks currency and circulation rsm 1895
1887 amos, beyond belief IL remarkable too that while
these loans sdcrcuaton their specie
stationary.
The management OF the Boston banks under the Allied
System has therefore, been Of the kisd. have list
Of peary dozen banks that failed In Massachusets
from al6 to sssome Of them having their explosion like
the Brighton and Besrtown about ~ of specie to 100000
circulation This whole subject before the Massachu
sets Legislature.
The legislature Of New Jersey has authorised the banks 10
small We shall batch ofhsm in all street
soon.
Sales ut the stock Exchange.
,..... THURSDAY. Feb. liz NJ.
81 Estates ll6t allei 10 snnRgon 40
i fss o os rls He'd NAP ss ss.,
IS CemmsrcuI Rsnk Is So Long Island 81
s.".1 A.. NJ Miss g, $3.50 Treas Notes 'Oia'oi
specie.
Am Gold san Doublooss II
nericsn 4ss ousrtsrs sia4
Five Francs @ses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

~ General Sutherland, who was arrested al De
to, for breach Of neutrality and discharged through
sons iufor.aIfv has been again spprehended and
held 20 bail in s5 600.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

STA IF Tx De.
Thursday Evening, Fob. 4.
We have little 10 record ofthe movements ofsde Agreat
Efforts making -four in ssore orsise The
dropping price Of four by Of crops of year,
aud the present stocks hand We shall examine the figures
by aud by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

II Don't forget Brough's benefit at the Park to-
night He is worthy man, aside from his high
professional character. Ii is not often that we call
attention to benefits, but the merits of Brough de-
serveit Go and hear him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

FnoM wAsHrseros- debate has begun on
the sub treasury scheme. Messrs Clay, Calhoun
and Wright have all spoken. The pre-emp.ion law
has passed In the House nothing is doing. diff
Guilty is brewing in the cabinet. Why does not the
President dismiss the whole and get new set2