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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

,ur o n.;ly Line of Mail for Charlottesville Saun
ton Warm hot, White SULPHUR Red Sulphur, Salt Sulphur,
Blue sulphur Grey Sulphur aud sweet sns and sryeTai ""r
ola of note and 10 Gryandoc Travellers wish
o crc seats either of the above places will be particular
IN calm. old Stage Office IN the Eagle Hotel where they w
w. Grn.hnd h tickets which will their when they
arrive at Those taking seats in the Old Line of Mail
C,cbes sbu not whore This will be found TO
h. the st. and best route to the above places
DC '"' BY THE PROPRIETORS.
NJ Tia sphsc,ibers inform the Public that the above
,nneJ old Mail Line still successful operation; that the inc
nm Thai mar, r extends from Richmond 10 Chaoesylie,
IA distance Of nearly eighty miles is reduced I" Fur Ooiarti
that they have 10 accomplish the entire mp be-
those Two places day o hut that hds be
poyed them, travel pretty much at the option OF tn
pants. 80 =, 49,, ,eaD " ,n. ~:
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IN CHANCEEY-vRcrS,A--in Powhaan Circuit C0"'' May
- ~" 81, i-aS:
Benactt IiD.sy AMI Liza h wife formerly El1s srSi'

against
Joseph u!ct,, ad3r, with hc win annexed Of brnIahn u"
lott deed: !.rbcuy Rvawst And Iuh, ms WIG " "''
Waa!l ae sheriff aud a.n. Of Jno Snhrtt, dee M t<Sb ~
;utc HaHry Sabct ,ci $Uhctt Maria Sub."ii W NJ .uc
nGt GroIgr owen 2ccv Ann Owen Mary laup Owen ngGi
children OF Wm Owe .nd Mary his WIFE both vi hna ore G"'
Defendants.
On the NOLAN Ct thu pilinriTs VIM s Dance is by the Court
appointed guardian irru infant l adamia George wrn
AHn Owen and Mary Jane Owen AMI the rn'wf " Tue IN
.iarGnn mn ihr rai"i, G'!n@ re-
n" sc"Ty iherio, h"Tenpon tie cause cam" On 20 f
the said hill, lry sEcn confessed - AL TIE N' %
ants, the order Of publication hcrc'"rr" awarded ~ 70 ~"
dofrGdls VIM Solicit which has been duly
tho h.. nod argued by e"uh"!: On cons' c'
doth UfN ard decree IN h'c'''
Caves the C0uuis OF w Court do AUST S'h f"
rrn Court al r "ccoune OF ~" t"ehl
ant Joseph Surc admit with the w annexed OF he;l So
m decd with specially stated deemed prnn' NJ F
him.t which may he tel"Icd y any {" TIC i"iic' To- 50
stated. ACopy--Icstr-s
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Certificates from r,ssse aud P,qrssso- royr Of Ae I'M
Philadelphia. III gust II. 1897.


hr"r the alluded preceding
letter Professor Anatomy have hesitation in alleging
Consistent which colleague
has therein expressed. ROKERT HARE, Md,
PgffsSor II Caai,;rg iairtrs,s IF Fe"ES.i raric.
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WA. 9. DANCE. c.

The parties in ~" foregoing r'eT OF t"uf ~" r.
nnrs;e noirr lb. have nrpon'c' the Isl aE Of 'H:n
next Tor c0mnenr rIc d"ci"dhy -nd o"e o" wch
dav oo,. A. NJ sHs required to ati"n"nt r""hat"h
Dpf with ncr .croLn:s vouchers ready n cNaHna
ION ADD sc,,l.nrr, T.. F. GRAVES, con-
/ l2-H'%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
LANCASTER, DENBY u co.
Offer for safe, in Store:

coo unDs New Orleans and Porto Rico snsars
Iog1 .i.s Porto Rico, Lacu!Ia aud 81 Domingo Coffee
- Ihi, Sug,i House Molasses
10 had. b. rou, Todd's cnting--celebrhted brand
l,rj bi.s sha' assorted nunhers
lnD bluet, Family Fous, W"sk"y's brand
90 pounds Cotton Yarns Spring Hill Factory, near Richmond
5000 Joa Cotton WaIi,ns, dc do do
Vita general Gs'oracot Of Liquors, Wines, &c.
.ind hare .lioct, daily expected:
coo ficrccs Lo4iSir1a 10 { Gmd Clarified Su.ars
ljb hhi,. AttiksPas SusaT
2ll barrels Now Orleans NOlgsscs
100 barrels coverings Loaf and Crushed Sugar
- do. Old MoaOnsahcla Whskcy
81 hhis. copper distilled do.
10 h,!f pipes pure Cosnac Brandy :, :,
Jllc Is lit
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rtrS IE'S SAl.E--3y OF an iudcntuG I" trust rom
G.SI f. pecoIs ,n Janc P his WIFE to the subscriber ana
a,~ Oh th, 3pl dy OF Iana, lSS2, shall, 10 oidcf
~ l;n nj money due the estalg Of lanes RawHgs deed,
Pe'icIaS. cNpnsr 10 sa'e 90 hoHspN IL, ia:
~ 90 moGry, the property oy IN" SH
- Gdrh thereof be necessary i"T Tue purposes
~. f Sn. s.tuat Sidney, nriE TIE cry OF
Q; HcnTcn, *hc1 four LOIS OF S'"ul" a'
r.ioca,rd in the pan OF I'd OF sydney by ihe
~ and 81: eighty three, cishy-i"nr aEd
aua are the same .Inuud winch were c"HEeEe"
i,n,us of arca!n iJ o! ae vii" th' '"icn:no
Inc SAID james and = Y. C. has we 10 tne sad 4
"a f. Pe,ico.s and IS the property "hic he sal" Pccoa
sie The ri;lc property believed 10 De VA
- r,,,,,rs =. V. DANIEL.
TIE e will be conducted by Mrssfs Danlop Monenr"
iurc ~ gus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

IgJ-Nr ERIN For Att wish 1" eel h's hraSu'u!, e.'
q rnt yery healthy Farm rr'r4is!y 1t cS IN
,r ;ir Z from Rchmon Here are ave "uHIrH ""'
the tact bounded on the NORTH hy 'ln"' h'rr
m rnu, River road The Eastby the a"tS " NOS
H,,s,a Esq aaA the West by Deep EreS' "hth s''ra
n, rr course" and exjeasiv. quarry of granite roc
, one hundred yards Of the place. have indISrntab
@ to acre OF Bic ID estaie opposite 10 The mi! size,
TH.,l ~ ba iuclu led ID ny sale. , .
Noun, Gun aud well adapted 10 the growth OF
CON- wheat and cove The buildings are 200, ana
OF very dwelling hou>e, kitchen
cornhOuse StHbr, car;Inge house ioIc
sal barn with ;h,Shn machine attacncd VIII give posses
On ,h January ncxto' will give incAiat" posses
soa required conditions. Those WI" ' 10
soclse Invited aHd this property! shah TAKE
re pie sure IN slewins IL.
si.o offer for sale on liberia! and very accommodating farms
l7-es huad. Land being and IGs m the conn' o.
Chesterfield and wha-, in the ncighhohoot o. "en'o h
i. known by tname MoscY's, is hoauGcd ny the lands Q"
Mosi@y NJ uos aud othecs snd very well ,"'"'e
the o is generally good, yet SUBSCRIPTIONS ,''
NJ. n NJ 49,
Local TIT
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wINSL6w ROBINSON, Clerk.

I'll 1r;cv Interested IN The foregoing decree viii please I" 'nke
iar have nnpoin,,d Tue.d Gn day nj July rcxt,
al nay Office, Charlotte uUsr FOR tie - "on:
Mai m required nv Decree. JHe parties r"rrcrnrd re
A. VI. 'ir nv m'urr nHrlrl.
f''' JOHN MORTON, Commissioner.
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H0usr and Lat in Loringstaa. Tirg;Tin.

,Iurr 3
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Very respectfully, your uhrhirnt servant
IA ar

Z, /
lest Pabi,5ci las Kay Brother l22 chrnu Street, ihd-
pL Practical EiuCurr0n. Of Vocal fy tics
promising Dtgmn illustrative Of ihr sub aui Exercises de-
cad for tic Promotion Of Nea the Cure II St.mmcriHg amd
Lrrgsc0n Ea.,"s and Spelling. BY ASrkEw Co".T"cK b.
i3-:l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13


On Sunday morning Sarah Serena Pollard, aged years,
10 monks and 2days
Or Saturday the 10th instant, Mr. John Of the esh year
OF kissge.
the 10th the 9Th year her age, Sarah Lang
chinloss
On the 9Th inst the vsrck House, Mr.. James smotork.
aged % years.
On the 9Th inst Jane W. Spear, aged months md
days.
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTs-The City In
reports the death 1870 during the week end
Ing Saturday, Feb TO- viz47 mes, SO women 4boys, 46
giris; total lse.
Diseass-Apopexy, absees aspbyxia. bleeding from
the lungs, burned scaded, 4; convusons 2 Group
hives consumption 81 Casualties drowned, q delrum
tremens ]; aropsy, dropsy in the head do chest de-
gity a. darrkoea, eryspelss fever, 10. scarlet liz
do typhoid do puerpera s. do intermittent, hip dis
ease, Inflammation Of the brain, do the lungs l5 do H.
yer, do bowels insanity IL intemperanc- lues
ria, measles old age, s. palsy plsursy o.
small poS, q teeihing, unknown, 8 whooping cough,
worms, l.
IsuOfthe age year and under so between the age
80 and 49, 40 and So so and 60 49, go and TO- 10 and
%, 81 90 and 90, 2; 90 and 100, ]; unknown
Places Of ned States, 1873, Ireland e. England
Scotland, France l; Germany, =; Prussia Italy, 4;
West Indies q Nova Scotia ]; Unknown,3
0f whom from the Aims House, Bellevue; from
the Hospital dol from City Hospital do; 2irom Psny Hos
pts. do 1cn Baekwers Island do; from Small Pox do.
HENRY @. DUNNEL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Feb. 10 lt3e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

CLEARED.
ship Saratoga Hathaway New Orleans, s. Holmes; briggs
xpslseieois H. b. HsrSa Co; sehr csss r. Them, Ty.
Ter, Wilmington, N. CT Barbara Squire, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
ship Rome, Harrow from New castle Englsnd, Nov 1sh,
to T. " Yourga Spoke nit ls 81 a. lon ~ IS Dpcs
gaio Mariana Adriasee Pur6ne So days from Rot erdss,
ship Nashville, Jackson, Il days from New Orleans, 8.
Brig Ansranth, NeNssr, IL days fos Nassau, N. r 70
arg Georss. Nchsl. days from Savannah, to s,urge
IT, s brig copsort, GHan from cruise.
Brig Hiram, sseon, q days from New Orleans, win -
Brig Pss,h-os Hare % days, Valparaiso coffee hides, nc
Brig Mariner, Atwood, is days. Havana. fruit, &C. the
scbr Maria, wylom, days, Baltimore, mdle, johnson
sesr Jesse yssu., MLsushln, tdsys, Washington c.ns
vaistorss, Mitchell n Co.
fee and . 10, OF oranges to A. Hubbard Co
sehr sarah smith, % days fCm curscos ~ih Sc
sehr bunker Hil, warren. from 81 Msfh.,va Key West
West Ur,ed sisi,. .oop q war Boston ~ cruise Len,
brig Aa, Ter Tampa Bay. Atst MARKS. 2Is nh bark Eu,
I@. w.qa.ss New carCa cl.s so wayys
Lw D. - Mi,. "' .s,. Dc ssIs s.sedse
tan Lewis New Orleans Charles dol Ruboos urc Tssrer,
selr Msris, wsso% d. Baltimore, with md.e to John
Sch. Jesse i sss, slsgshn td'y Washington Nc
SAILED ship ssra,cga, Hathaway, New Orleans, brig
Psuey n. Blouni, Coast OF Africa
MEMORANDA
Tbs sloop william w. Bum Spencer. hom New YORK tor
Providencs capsized on Norwak Saturday arning
by runnrg against rock The cnptsin and crew, Eve w
nunher hado ese 10 the vesesbcto 70 ave themselves
from whch hey sken Of by the steamboat Providence
The cargo consisted Of les bales of cor signed 20 Here
hah An'hory OF Providence % hoxcs Of sugar % bb nouf
and l5 casks Of cheese 10 Csdy CoThs cargo estimated
10000 10 s60oee, which will probably be saves w oan-
aged state.
Tho steamboat Andrew TALBOT teeh fire on Sunday nom.
isr Brooklyn fo heat 81 the smoSe PIPE hut was soon
ring Dish. witbou, suy material d.mres
UNITED STATES PORTS
rr,L.pstv.,. r.b PAR brig Norris Cooper, Smith,
DAYS from New vorh, schr vespcr, Tro' 1oays Below ~.
vsl Meeher, om New York CID scm vahs"', snges New
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

FIRE.-A fire broke out last night at quarter to
o'clock in the factory Of Plat Brothers, jewellers
sweep smelters, &C. &c. The factory or work shop
situated near the centre Oft the block bounded by An
thony and Thomas streets, and Church and Chapel
streets. The building with its entire contents was de-
stroyed. The praise worthy exer,isns of the remeA
prevented the flames from destroying the whole
block, which one time seemed doomed to destrac-
ton. Messrs Plat & Co. were insured, but not to
the full amount The loss is probably SIS, 900 or
500 600.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

II The Star Association give an exclusive Fancy
Ball tomorrow evening at Concert Hall. We have
an invitation and shall attend
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

IMPoRrAST.-We call attention to the proceedings
of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, for some valua-
BILE statistical information relative to the Quantity of
fuel consumed in this city in 1886 and in 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

II The INFANT SCHOOL, of the Church of the
Holy Evangelists, will hold their sixth anniversary
in vandewater street, this evening, at o'clock. La
dies go and see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

WAssINoToss BInru DAy.-We are on the eve OF
better days-purer prncipes-and happier times
One of the best signs is the increasing attention be-
ginning to be given the memory of the great Father
OF his country-the immortal and revered Washing
ton This shews itself in the festive celebrations of
his birth day. Yeserda, we published an invitation
to celebration about to be held the 22d inst, at
Norfolk, Virginia. Since then we have received two
more invitations. The following is from the flourish
ing city of Cleveland, Ohio, on Lake Erie, and is
follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

was much pleased with the religious source Ia
Bedford street that am strongly disposed TO 60 to
the Rev. Mr. Harrison's If do shall take small
BIZ of virgin gold with and put II into the Parson
hat. would like to take two or three ladies of my
acquaintance just to increase the popularity OF the
visit and give it the charm sffemac grace and taste
l am every day getting and more relisousy in
clined. The events of the last two years are rapidly
Withdrawing my feelings from the rogueries Of poll
tics the slang of Wall street. and the ambition of this
world, fixing them on the visions of another. A man
who has seen so much of the depravity of politicians
and editors as have seen, will either become an
gel or devil. But as l have no ambition to be a
competitor with the latter gentlemen, for have no
taste for souls unless il be the souls of pretty women
and then IS merely TO save them-I prefer the for
mer. In that case must 90 through regular pro-
cess-politieian, editor, honest man, saint angel,
&c. have also quantity Of religious experience to
relate one Of these days. When was halfway be-
tween boy and man, had an awakening on the
Catholic plan. The religious impressions made, in
those days, on my mad are now coming up fresh
as full blown roses The singular prosecutions
have met with since 1882, bringing me back 10 the
simplicity energy singlcness efpurpose, devotion to
God-awe for his mysterious ways, and particularly
love towards the Blessed Virgin Mother and all pref
ty vrtuous plous omen, that possessed in extreme
pretty woman, and should like TO see elegant dan
cling ntroducedinto these soirSes. David danced be-
fore the Lord-why not we2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

SAD AccipEN7.--A beautiful little girl, named Ma
~ Ann Downing aged about IL years, was induced
TO 10 with little boys sliding tho ice at pond in
the 7th Avenue The ice broke-she Cell ip-asd he
fore assistance conld be rendered she was drowned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

LOST MAT FouSD THE HupSN.-The Eastern
mail los, through the ice few days since in crossing
the Greenbush ferry, has been recovered, and is in
good condition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

Cleveland, Feb 5, 1883.
NIB Carriages VIII call for Ladies O'Clock precisely.
JAsEs GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
Thus does Il appear that the day to be celebrated
at the extreme points Of the republic Bat this s not
all The principles Of Washington have reached
other lands, and his memory is revered under other
banners BY the steam packet Columbia, at New
Orleans, we have received from veasco, Texas, the
following polite invitation to attend Birth Day Ball
IN that fresh, virgin, republic
Anniversary and Association ball.
The pleasure your COMPANY respectfully solicited 10
Anniversary Bali washisgtoos Birth Day a2d and
Associs Ball the 23d OF January the Archer
house.
yelasee, January n, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

~ THE MUSIC n so,rEE. 70 be heId on Monday eve
sne Masonic Hs, hs been postponed mt, iuthsr notice
GSs FINED. SCHNkPF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

You are respectfully requested attend Ball in
Of the Birth Day of George Washing the
Americas House, the 22d Of February, ls3s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

bWNUWN F5ts
Thus are the memory and principles Of Washington
become an element in social intercourse, from one
end OF the continent to the other. Why not then,
citizen. Of New York-get up grand Birth Night
Ball a, some Of the largest saloons Of the cy7 We
are at this holy, happy, moment in the midst Of a
revolution IN winch the principles Of the Father Of
his County are rcsumina their long lost energy
and fevsur. What better time for the beautiful and
wise Of both sexes, 10 mnglc together IN the waltz
qusdrille and dance his sentiments are minellng
with the march Of events and making people great !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

CiRcurr Ceunr, Monday, Feb. II Wilson versus
~ B. Frest-This was an action t. recover the
Of three checks given the defendant TO Messrs
Seaman Wilson, in return Tor the rece ~ 81 ssel
in uncurrent money. The defence set up, was, that
usuriop. rates Of interest had been charged by the
plaintiff and his partner.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
Os-ce-o-la. Co-n-ha-jo, Mic-e-no-pah,
Cloud Ning rhilip, sc.

At rHE eruYNEtAFT TFSTF -
IT Mr. CATLIN has jur returned from the south With
the M above Seminole Chiefs, ard half
others which placed the wais N bis insu Gal
cry together With his whole collection Hts rooms are now
open will sp.n hu ewdsys previous TO tse
remOvsl
az OPEN day and evening. fS-lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

u WANTED IMMEDIATsLy.-An active and intell
youth about Is 6 Of TO attend consng
Ose who write good hana and come well recon-
mesded, can apply NJ the desk ofthis office nsd
p GRAND FANCY MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
for the Benefit Of Mr. r. TAYLOR will be given az Concert
Hail. No 400 Broadway, Thursday evening" 18th instant
Tickets 81 each, viii admin gentlemen and his shades can be
Rad Al tho DIOR. 1882
STOPPEr-A Frsnslln stove, supposed 10 have been
~ stolen at No. 10 Burning slip. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying for this adveemen
flS-R
DR0PnsALs fnr freigh,irg 4,oeo cords q wood from
Boundbrsek Basin, New Jersey, New York city, will
be received the the subscriber until the 10Th Of
March, To be decided the 18th zoo cords by the hrst Of
December lsss and by The frst December, 1889 The
bidders will stse quantity he will deliver each month, and
the year. where delivered the ns he will remain al the city
81 New York for 75 cords and the rce ord For
urtber information inquire Of the subscriber near semevie
N. Jersey fl5dtMi JUHN r. BROWN.
ITO LET.-Thir,een three story brick houses now
Union Court jackson Avenue, Wooster streets suitable
enements Cor respectable chsses also spacious three
story house nontsg the Avenue, intended FOR grocery
art Nv elhEr.
The above Willie rent TO respectable tenan by
applying 10 Thomas wacsraae, Twelh street Third
Avenue Apply b~wre- tie hsurs OF and sP M jl-lm'
CHAMPAGNE BOTTLEs-The highest prices
~ paid for Cham bottles Apply al - Broad
a. conner n w hspre Place. ha3r
TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETeHs-Am man
20 wears Of steady hal It's VITO has been - re y
engaged in the various branches Of Printing v DESTROYS ~ GO
pser Csmpasor. The best Of reer,-
capsbiy he given tesse address W. W. w.
care o. Or. Burnet, 30 IN avense, New yerh. fl3Sr
- To LET-A bardserey located and sosvenisni
NI tenemrDt small family iboui cAaron, siiushd
IN iie upper part ~ the Guy berss i'nas1" ,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

ANOTHER RELIGIOUS Sorass-The other day re-
ceived, through the Post Office, the following plous
BILLET
Pastors Visit
Willie given 10 the Rev Joseph Harrison A Thonpscn street
the sernsen evening OF the Goth Of February 1eur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

suprn,os Covsr, Monday Feb. l2-Prescni, a
full bench-JupcmsrT DAy.-Jacob Harscn versus
Anna Maria Merriam. Judgment for the plaintiff
Abraham Richards versus Benz "a. downing
Judgment e. non suit
Harm,n Hendricks versus Jacob Adrian Wander
heuyel. ct Al. executors New trial granted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

South Life ms. L
Trust Co s5o,l5a 90 $7o27ss 60 ssss. 50 sI5 Cos 40
de- Augustine, 500 $50 90 l2 S4 SO o775 ~ $3.50 90.
Branch Apsschicola. 2sII74 &c 2sC1 %
Bkof Pensacola, es75 90 2s6sss ss2 50 1914 90
Central Bank, 33s6ss so s119C3 "a 1855 90 Sass %
Union Bank 100000 90 l36667 a. 1900 90 las SIT 20
cem,rcia Baak s6,52 % l39o45 90 1885 90 4socS %
Bk OF Jacksonville, le13 50 $3.50 GO 32l7 90
OF this amount Of specie Jacksonville hank so 200 %
deposited in The hands OF anAgsn in New York. subject to
the order Of the Bsnkths specie the Vault, is ss7o
OF coune the Of these Banks probably reaeeabe
kere-but where
Sales at the Stock Exchange.
FEBRUARY 12-l2M.
ITO W Bank ll6t allet 77HsrsmR r. 5ea 4si
% Del Hud RaIla 10 Utica 11A
30 Conmercslb k - Canton -
$50 F,rmers Trust 1ol} Treasury Notes pet l0oI
IS Illinois BIZ 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

CLEARED.
ship ssrsiogs, Hathaway New Orleans, IS. Holmes; briggs
Melisss, Farrow, New Orleans r. Eweil Martha, Pratt
Apsaehcos v. p Hsbat Cot ehrs Chss 4. Them, Ty-
Ter, Wilmington, N. c. Barbara Squire, Baltimore
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-08
From The Boston Sentinel
CONUNDRUMS.

The following are some OF Firms good'uns delivered
at the fremont Theatre on "Wednesday evening, in the
character Of Billy Black.
Why are the opponents of the City Aqaedue' like
India rubber shoes
Because they keep out the water.
Ito Comer) II you were leader Of the orchestra,
why would you be ike hoster
Because you would be Com-ber on horse hair.
Why is the Marlboro hotel like Lowell fsctoy :,
Because they are both kept going by water. =
Why are the administration like spinnersi
Because they are factories
Why is the Bunker Hill monument like Temperance
committee I
Because il Is not allowed to get high
Why had Queen Victoria hotter come over here in
this dry time
Because her reign is likely to last.
Why are the Siamese Twins always crazy
Because they are always beside themselves.
Why ought the Exploring Expedition to have gone
on the Eastern Railroad
Because il is the quickest way to Salem.
Why should locomotives make the best banks
because they never allowed to 60 without legal
tender.
= Why is a lady's mouth like street at the North
End!
Because it is Salutation Alley.
Why is the Constitution Of the United States like
Belshazzar's Feastl
Because it is best espounded by Daniel.
Why is this Theatre like whale ship
Because, very likely you will see Finn-back there
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-08
From The Hartford Patriot 4 Democrat.
THE SUB

There two facts connected with the project Of
separating the Government from the banks which should
be borne in mind by the reemen Of Connecticut and
New England. The first is, that the principal leaders
and most jealous advocates Of this disorganzlng and
revolutionary" policy, have themselves been connected
with banks. and by their m,smanagemcnf or erira
pagance or both hare been the Of bringing rnnot
only upon The Institutions ih chieh They connected
buf upon thousands Of innocent persons. few cases,
that occur to our mind, will prove the truth Of this
mark The Commonwealth Bank of Boston, and the
Middlesex Bank of Cambridge, both Of which were
der the drect N and control Of David Henshaw, VIM.
Parmenter g. Co the wire-workers Of the admnistra.
ton in Massachusetts, after being for months sustained
and held up by the use Of Government funds were
finally "blown up and wrecked under the auspices Of
the Custom House unto, and thousands Of honest and
Industrious frcemcn lost their ALL while the authors Of
the fraud still riot in luxury and wealth, and prae loudly
Of the necessity Of separating the Government from
banks" that they may again have the control OF the
peoples money BY getting The appointment 81 Sub
Treasurers. The fsr-famed blow mp Of the Washing
ton and Warren Bank at Sandy HILL New York, IN
1929, which caused immense suffering among the
people, affords another instance that those who have
ruined one banking institution the nosest advocates
for the federal Sub Treasury scheme This institution
at the time stopped payment was under the control
of Benjamin f. Bufier the late Attorney General Of
the United States and the bosom friend and adviser Of
Mr. Van Buren and probab'ya candidate for Sub-Trea-