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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25

\ Coon ToAsr-rAss IT oN.--We frd the fol-
loving IN the United Gazette, where it appears a.
mong the selected matter without cfetn Let
who will clam It's paternity, IL is good aud we obey
the nJuhetlon 10 - pass il on
At a small private party, embracing gentlemen of
all parties, the conversation ran rpon the relative
speed and safety OF steam SHIPS as also the relative
qualifications OF Presidential candidates, steam and
pohtles-when the following toast was drank by way
OF a elincher: -
g" The Great HeStern- Henry Ctay"
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s~rGnN Scheme 4:

Besides great number of $50, $50, $50, &c &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-Ialves S5-QuarteIs 50 so.
or sale i'll great variety of choice numbers at
BOOMERS LUCKY OFFICE.
= Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
d. 5. Gregory & Co. in all Virginia Schemes, fac
oompaned by cash or Prize Tickets promptly aud
colfdentlaly attended TO- when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend see
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which l
sell Tickets, published in this paper, (Ihe Vmgi-
miami the Official List Of the Drawing is
received. H. II. BOOKER.
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CoLUMBus, Miss. JnIv q

r., tn COLUMBUS Miss, July9
ment yesterday morning, IN consequence Of fatal ermin,
uon OF controversy between Mr. IL. g. Iiumplres and
c. Mckinney. The aTnr H. while onr n,pcr il ; :.
press undergoing judicial investigation and we fol,a
sSn any lhng particularly relative it, Suffice il TO sa,
,ia' Mr. iuhphfes and Mr. Mckinney in the store Of
Messrs' Ioomcr & lIuddleson when controversy nro
between them Inch ended in sl eiuy during wdsh Mr. II
Killed Mr. Mex. by apstoi bull through his heart
frgus
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FARMERS Il MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
IL Y.V'dEEge ER6s,

INllIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
Il IN successful operation for wears, under the
most prosperous cifcumstances-not dollar having
been lost, debt due the Institutions but what bas
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposItcs, upon the most favorable terms
that is, Tor any sum remaining with them under four
months, interest thereon from the date of deposr
at three per cent. per annum-over -four, and under
six months, four per cent, and over six months five
per cent per annum.
Deposites are generally paid upon application bur
the Company reserve to themselves the right Of re-
curing two weeks.
Those wishing to deposlte money, will call upon
BurweIl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25

lHE BRITISH QuEEN.-A letter from gentle
man who had engaged passage In lie British
queen inllmates TO his friends here that she wound
no, probably be ready 10 leave on the LIST instant.
ana mar consequently they must not be anxious !.
bout him he should fail to arrive at the exnect ed
time. NV lou, -
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From The Richmond Hhig, Juty 90.
The OLD EAGLE PROPERTY

I MI OLD EMU Z PKUPEKI 7.
The proprietors of the Ruins have sold off two
io's al the esern end OF tn cir premises and have
bought the corner lot formerly occupied bv NJ,
Drew, aud the one adjoining, to place the Nov
age upon The corner aud give 1t decidedly more
eligible position. Tho first lot sold was bouebt bv
MI Alexander Duya (hls old stand,) and he no y,
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Brilliant Scheme.
Commission amt FOrlC0r1ing House,
Richmond, va.

nUR new Fire Proof Ware House being located
~ Immediately on the basin, are prepared TO
receive Flour, Tobacco, &c. from the canal boats,
and sell the same free OF all drayage, thereby saving
the owners heavy expense.
Liberal advances will be granted all consgn-
menls as received. We prepared to Tor
ward Goods sent from the North, and our location
enables US to considerable drayase upon them
also
We respectfully refer TO the following persons IN
Lyn1hburg, whose business we have transacted Tor
many years:
Samuel Miller, 5. ii. Davis &Co,
Jas. w. Morgan, Hollrns q Ryan,
DR.. Jas. Saunders, joseph ID. Evans q Io'
Jesse Hare.
LEWIS LUDLAM ~ son.
July Is lot II
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FLORlDA.-Ini the Savannah Georgian find a
letter dated At Fort I.auderda!e, East Flor,da jane
-, which says
+" Since the pronnle alton Of the treaty, our camp
has been sislled every day by large parties OF Indians
Onthe l0th, An pi-ac ka or Sam Jones' made his a-
pearancc, attended by Is 90 warriors and a ne
gro. lie desired a fecapiiulaton of the terms OF
the treaty, aud protested himse. pleased He laid
down the law the Indians and ordered them to
understand aud obey il. The high opinion enter
famed of the influence of this Chief is fully war
raned by the Difference paid HIM by his people, and
eyen by Chiao- Tustmnpee, who was present.
" Sam Jones sent 10 inform me yesterday that he
had sent To the Big Cypress Swamp for Coo COO
chse, aud thought he would bring him TO terms. 1t
may be important 10 inform yon tina, by the compu-
tanon oil Sam jones' there are pol NJ lcasuky War
riois now in Florida, and that they and the Semi
no scattered III different directions & that the
nam camp Al the head oil tins river, (New) which
sam Jones informed ne could at any moment Turn
on 800 warriors, an assertion warranted by the
Der we have already seem and heard Of He said
moreover the treaty had met with opposition
aud /, would be sumo time before the Indians who
inhabited the Swamp could hear of it,"
On the other hand, we have different version Of
the disposition manifested by the Indians in the an-
neAed article published in the Tallahassee Watch
nan OF the | llh inst:
3" We | upon good authority that an Indian
negro had been captured aud brought into Fort
Andrews, whose disclosures with regard to the In
dams any Ting but favorable towards abiding the
recent truce. HIS negro states, that lac has lael v
been with tIee different parties of Indians, consis
ing III number OF from 50 to 200 that they all are
busiy engaged IA cuya1lng large crops OF corn; Il
hc has heard Them say distinctly, that they would
noi make peace with the white people, but as soon
they had gathered their crops, intended continue
hosfliiii,s lnoIe ferceiy than OF his we can
rntettaln not the shadow Of doubt Some Of the In
dlans in East Florida ay abide The tIuce; but that
the main body Of them will, we have never believed
and espeoIdllsthh plttpn west OF the Suwanuee.
lostles from lar portion of the Indians NAV be
looked for every day and preparations for defence
should be made accordingly. Lei not our friends in
the country put confidence in Indian hostlInies ha-
wing ceased"
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VV:IV'T,ED,

E'oR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR
4 or by the mouth, a good Cook or a Nursc
iof which liberal wages will be paid.
WIN. BAILEY.
r. >. II can procure a first rate Cook, | should
be wiling to purchase her at liberal p,ce
w. b.
July % 3,(
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25

The SI7 $50 600 las year aomed III. IN tue natural
course Of business.
10 the last fire years tie aggregate amount oi spe-
Gle imported into this country IS over 81 0oo'ooo'
besides what has been brought IN by eWigrants-
Within the same period so 100000 perhaps have
beea exported. Leaving balance oil sou ooe.ooo IN
favor oi the u. States Or an average oil oiV'uoo'-
900 PEI year. And yet II 4 few kegs o snecie leave
u.s. We have The idges at once, " y j. Com.
NEW KIND OF NlEAT.-The Charestown,
Va Press says hat "a hind Of wheat, oil snferl-
or quality, and which Yields much more abunddntly
than any hitherto raised IN that county. has been col
The present harvest tie farm Of Mr.. john Nssons,
near Shephefdsown. Nj. w. obtained ihe seed
from Mr. Sionebiaker Of Mar, land, who became IN
possession Of a small quantity by accident, tive or
three years since. From three bushels and three
pecks sown by Mr. W .on ground not the most Ia
vorablc part of his farm for wheat, he WILL II Is
thought, have yield OF at least 125 bnshels-some
competent Judges $50 bushels. The heads are
veiy large, and contain many more grains than the
heads Of wheat no. generally grown IN Jefferson
county. 1t adfacts much attention. and is evi lent
~ new aud very superior kind oil wheat well worthy
The attention Of farmers. In favorable season, and
land uulavo,able 10 the production oil wheat. ii is
believed it will always yield from Al TO so bushels per
acre"
On the above the Baltimore American remarks ::
We have received some additional particulars re-
speeding This new kind OF wheat. Ii IS called the
Rock Wheat from the circumstance, that some two
or three years ago single head OF wheat, Of pecn
liaIy large size and product seen growing by IT.
self from the cevice of rock in Il wheat field. The
head carefully preserved and the grain so"n and
from it has been produced the few parcels which
were sown last year by different gentlemen. Two Of
these parcels found their way TO Baltimore, and on
account of their remarkably fne quality and the ac
companying assurance of their productive character
were bought for seed at the of three dollars per
bushe They were sown i'll the vicinity OF our city
cary in Octoberl last we enabled to state tie
result of the experiment made by Of the gen
llemcn, Mr.. Joel Vehers Three and half acres
Of rich, well prepared ground, have been found to
produce at the rate OF forty Seten bushels 10 the acre
The quality Of the grain is excellent, and many oil
the heads found 10 contain forty five grains OF
wheat. Although ii is admitted that when The char
er Of the land and the favorabeness Of the
are considered, ordinary grain would have pro duced
full yield, yet the extraordinary product Just stated
in the of Mr.. Vickers well as in that quoted
from the Chaflestown Press, prove that the Rock
UheatIs valuable species, and well merits the notice
OF wheat growers.
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Correspondence ofMe L. $. Ga.eue.
L. S. FEIaArE CoNsrIrUrloy. nea, Yer, Cyuy }
Mexico June loIh IS2o (

I. ,. nIaATE CONSTITUTION, near Vera Cruz
Mexico, June l9lh, 1889. {
The Hon Mr.. Ellis was landed this morning. with
the national honors usual such occasons-a
salute OF Il guns, and manning the yards with the
crew nicely dressed IN white and standing uuon the
yards, supported by the lie lines while the salute
Is beng fired. lie accompanied on shore bv
Commodore CihXton, and five Of the Lieuienauts, as
AIDS, or suite There were three boats fitted up in
tue best man- oi-wat STYLE the first, with Judge Ell.
lis Com {. aud the Flag Lieuenants the second
four Liculeuants of The ship; the lhrd two of the
young gentlemen, lthis is the man Of wal tile for
the mldshipmen)
ga landing al the quay, they were received Lv the
American Consul and the American merchants from
whence we passed up to the residence of Mr. A. aud
received hls hospitality in glass Of wine At this
place, our Minister was waited by the Aid of the
governor, and vas rendered guard oihonor for the
protection oil hls person and property, and to escort
him TO the city OF Mexico. This is one Of those
eh thhSs which tend to give evidence Of the friend
~ feelings that are entertained for us by the Mexi
can government for. doubtless, Gen. Victoria had
his nslructions from his governments < coming from
man like Gen. V who, II will be remembered was
the hfst President OF The Mexican Republic and the
only one that has served out his full term, IT is but
reasonable 10 believe there was much sinceritv in
! II.
! lie is said 10 have been placed in his present pos-
ton, Tor his law know ledge, aud satesmanlke mali
hchtons, as well as ioi his gallant bravery as sol
/
Minister and Commodore with the Governor, and
can therefore tell you that | iavorabl, impressed
WITH the various outlines of the man; he is about )
ieet. or 10 inches high, with stoop in his walk
occasloned by iameness IN one leg, some So or 60
years OF age, with fine head, well covered with rich
rolling locks OF black hair, somewhat Lleach'd by The
many sunny days OF Tropical climate, and the IA
! ugues OF war and diplomacy. These combinations
are enough TO produce the knitted brow and wrinkled
front on any man, who has lived to the age of 81
years OF more.
The interview between Judge Ellis, Commodore
claxton, and Gen. Nlcoila, was very gratifying leav
! ,ag an impression on my mind, that Mexico was an
honorable debtor, and that she would paw 10 our CHI
zens through the Government, all lust claims thew
have against her When fully satisfied of the just,cr
"i 'he claims, doubt not but that speedy arrange.
hents VIII be made for the liquidation of them and
the adjustment OF all differences Then will come
rcnewal oiall those friendly relations which should
exist between the two Republics and which would
tend so much 10 the interest Of both countries
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25

IMPORTS or SrEoIE.-The amour. of snecie i'm
ported into the country during The year ending 3Otb
Sepoe Ina last was Sl7,747l6 VIZ. gold bullion,
s?3oo9i silver bullion, 1892 ,643; gold coin, s. L.
444, silver coin, 1868, 800. The amount of
specie imported IN the previous year was $40, sos,
"a In 1886, Sl3,Ao076l. In 1885, Sl3, 400. =
ooi. In 1884, Sl7,9ll.632. In 1888, S4I2o675.
IL VIII be seen from The above that the amount of
specie imported last year only $l64 ,5l6 less han
IN 1884, when General jackson and Thomas n Rsn"
ton undertook to supsrscde paper money altogether.
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SPLENDID EOTTE isEES !!
TO be ElUtrl This aCeeE.

BOOicr's LOttcy q Exchange Office,
Lynchburg, July ga, 1889. 5
! Grand Capital Prze of $50, 900 !. !,
do do $1,000! I!
100 Prizes Of 1000 !, E! ,
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Eil'gilsiH State EOsSeYV.

For The bentHt OF The Town Of Wesburg,
Class, Nod. for 1850
To be dra,n al Alexandria on Saiur9av The 27h
Of July, " Tile Drapiaq acW be rtceired at
his Office on TueSday, The 30ih inst
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MOrus NUIticalilis.

LADIES' COLOURED SLIPPEks.
EUST RECEIVED, AN ASSORTMENt "
- Ladies' COIOurcd Slippers, mos, ''s"
ionable colours, manufactured by Ryan q h"'''
stick, Philadelphia For sale low by
NJ c. NEWHALl"
July % eth
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DIR RECTOR =.

Dadsd r. Ediey, Elijah Fletcher
John HolIins, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCofhle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice H. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ Warwick, Saml. Pondexier,
S. IL. Davis, Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clayter, Geo ID. Davis
Jas w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John II. Patterson,
JOHN G.. MEEM, President
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasurer.
GEO w. TURNER, CaShier.
Jan 81 wits
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

have closed at g. and the Three per esn At ~
Bonds with the May Coupons 3o sns inc - linn.
tes respecting the "a articles Has today given soewhst o.
stimulus operations the Belgian and Dutch sscaes
Belgian Bonds lea Dutch Two.and- per IeaI M
S53 I; the Odd Five per Gents are los$; sns L
1901 Brazilian Bonds 79l; Colombian are " d;
Danish 7s t; and Russian ii,s money r,,t w..
tern are IA A. Brighton are 81 dis BLACKWELL are dis
Birmingham are 7l pm; and Greenwich st S' National
Provincial Of England Shares are PM ana those Oh ae
Provincial Bank Of Ireland Isl pm -.
British Funds3 percent sonsos ann s2a 32t new 81 per
cent AIMS 1905 India bonds Pn bank stock Tor ops
POOL ConsoIs for 93 2 India stock for opg 2o4
Excheauer BsEl ID 50 so pm; lad 5s 60pm; Ditto
f6OO 90 81 50 mn; lad 50 pm Ditto, SMALL Id 20 u
pm; lad 60 pm. s+f tse4 ,st.4 nt.f8 ..,-,..a
LONDON MoNEY MARKET, Friday, March ~, p. M-Vesy
little has done of late in American securities u States
Bank declined to "a TO- Railway shares continue
be brought Market and lower prices have been submted
cd atixeu ilotai
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
DIE ID.


In the Great Western from Brstol--Mrs Shuve Messrs
Shauak Booth, Bagc Dean and lady, Chas Sampson
and lady, w James, James, James, James, Curtis,
w Chance, ii Feers, ii McKm, Hazard, Hazard, II
Fairmaa, Pener Governor Simpson, Messs Jno McLaugh
lin, @ Keith, Fnlayson, w Dayol, Durfes Hon Joseph
Canard Mr. Joseph Mier, John Smith, Lieut. Col OdReid II,
British Army and servant, Messrs Jolly, Milford Nit
ford Miss Milford Mr. Levy, Miss Smith, aessrs James
Hggnson Mark and lady, DR. Sam Foster, Mssrs John
Wood Sands Leary, Thorn and lady, Mr. Dillon Mr. Mer
cure, Hon Judge Halliburton, Aessrs Voycler, Saith,
Hasbuck Lord Frederick Paule Capt John Forbes Of the
Coldseam Guards, Mr. Rson Maury Mr. Thomas sevamrick
Mr. John Gamble, Miss Gamble Messrs Michael Tobn Peter
Furong Merng J Carl Laming, Turner and LADY, Peter
Duff . Durham, John Collins, Price, Jno Mayer Les
sack schwooky Mr. MCPHERSON and lady, Mr. Smith, Mr.
g Mason Hon Geo Smith, Messrs Anderson Banister
Philip Coryie, Morse, Segers, w Jackson Fabre
quetes, Jno Mead Caswe Rev Knight, Messrs Henry
Knight, Edward Spading Jas Tyne M Paul, kirkland,
Rock, Thos Frost Thos Bay, Jones Brydges Purlcy,
VIM Watts Chas Winsaney, Vonreck, Edward Bennett
r Hughes, Heilbah, Thos sviter Mr. Bswman Mr. Lio
nais, MIR Miller MIR Jas Steel Ellen Rothmore and servant
Mrs Thorn, Henry Lyon, and servant, Mr. James.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
TEgOBaAS BELL.
Store az Ana u lis Fulton street.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
FurntnreAt lO1 o'clock at No. 367 Broom~ street. all the
rusre Of said house embracing mahcg4 and black walnut
chairs Sofas French bcdcads, card and tea tables gilt and
ssSn,sd maG.s lamp, and ,los. G and cr s, astral saa
Gather beds &c &c Also quantity OF kitchen fw
mturc
Large Sale Of Elegant Furn,sre A, ioi O'Clock, the
sales room, postponed Of the Catalogues
. ready, and the articles for examination
WEDNESDAY, April NJ
Elegant FurntureAt l0l O'clock at lao Lsarsas street
consisting Of splendid Brussels and Venetian carpets English
match Egyptian top and centre tables rosewood PIANO
forte elegant wardrobs do book secretary candelsbra
and u.'re lamps vases clock and every as'sf '.a
kitches almsde to order and IN excellent keeping
THURSDAY. April Is IT..
FurntureAt i0l o'clock, all the furniture contained IN The
house No IA Hudson comprising Brussels ard other
pets mahogany fancy chairs sofas dressing and plas bu-
l,sh ,rn,,r se si,b which the sale will commence
FRIDAY, April te,h,
ente, Fcuite Al rs adsos e. al iO} prisinx
R.sI. and ot.r carpets gany fancy chairs sofa
lr.ne sna plain kurcau beds bedtesds looking glasses,
s.te clocks yss kitchen furniture, &C with which the sale
y" 90 IO' roR SALE OR TO LET.--A new HOUSE and
lin hrce ofgocd land for Garden Long Island,
M situated short distance west Of the Union Course,
where the stop several times daily The house
tso stories high. rooms aoor and Ia VIC
.S% e years, Enquire oS Nj JOHN sSEDESE near
the Union Course Of Mr. TX .L.Ashp, ~ ne premises,
ar of ABRAHAM II. VAN WfCk
ai6-3l. No. a. Nassau str eet, ~.
I,ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.--Niuc hundred
and acres az very choice land level, well
tered beach maple timber and two railroads. "a Togs
county, Pcun would be sodfor three dollars an acre
on accommodating terms would be exchanged for city
perty; apply At g Maiden lane aloN
lny- ANOTHER PROOF Of the Superiority o. Huaiers
Red Drop DR. ULevison, Divisios i Dear sir-Havng
IN an ansuarrd moment contracted dreadful disease the
, IN your city, and suffering greatly under in yiruen o.
ct. asd having tried all remedies without success gave W All
hone until seeing advertisement when purchases ose
bottle aud entirely frse from aud in effect tnsnsmg
YOU Cor the good il has and thinking q asy ser
vice 10 publish the above you al liberty % 90 % re
main, Sir, yours, viii gratitude. ,o,,x man
Camptown. ~ J., Jan. IA 1882
Ohce Division ST. NJ y. Price ~ ~SoR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

ELEGANr FvRNrURs.-Wilkins, Rollins & Co.
will sell at auction this day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 203
Ninth street, near Broadway, variety of very ele-
CANT furniture, made to order and in the best cond.
ton. The sale will be positive and without reserve
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

Buraings are still taking place on the Vermont
0J- The BowBRY AMPHIrHEATRE opens again
tomorrow aight-horsss, clown and all They want
some amusement in the ,Bowery, Of such lively
kind, to wake the people up. Gossin is one of the
broadcast clowns that ever appeared in New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
Packets 10 Arrive.

LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Chopper, March 2
Sheridan, Depeyster, Mar. ID
LONDON
Gladiator, Britton, March ~
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 30
HAvRE
Emerald, Orse, March 8
Silvie de Grasse, March 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

The Great westera last arrived bringing Of
most favorable character beth politically and commercially
This has caused larger business to be done in Stocks at
general rise in prices u. g. Bank improved per cent Del
Hudson n per cent Bank OF Commerce per Ohio
Life Trust II per cent vSeksburg 81 per cent Mowhawk
per cent Harlem per cent Jersey II per cent
sonngtnn per cent Generally there has not much been
dsne soday the time has been spent discussing the
its different bearings.
1t will be from the letters Of correspondents that
the receipt Of the wake which went from here the
steamboat received very calmly the other side 1t
first produced amomentary depression in Conols these how
very recovered and the attention of money
stock dealers principally directed to the
Paris and the effect they would have upon Portuguese and
Spanish Stocks The American securities although exhibiting
slight decline, some instances generally firm but
qsiet.
Commercial affairs every way promising Cotton had
undergone large advance by Of the confirmation
Very large sales had taken place, and stated
in the Bankers Circular that Humphreys Bdde had dis
posed ofevery bale Of the old stock Of Cotton held them
verifying prediction that effect Published months
SINCE 1t seomputed that had the United States been
concerned cotton speculaons to the extent aedged
would have been gamer to the amount Of 81, 600
The manufacturing districts exhibited returning animation
and prices of all kinds rising while that Of
declining. This happy combination of circum
stances. Paper money plenty and every facility existed
for getting inferior Bills Of Exchange long interest discount
ed with the joint stock banks project is foot by
these Institutions having for its object the oma ion
Of agency for country bankers London appears
GO private country bankers and 234 joint stock country
banksmaking total of 904 BY their present agencc. they
incur annual expense Of S4O6soO This the association
proposes reduce 100000 and give them the broker
age received by the London agent BY the method
the proposed advantages that the expenses Of
business will be less and attended with risk that being re-
lieved from keeping large capital heretofore the
metropolis, they will be protected against runs, employ
their capital probably the of being general
higher in the country than in London The Of this
project the subject ofsome discussion in the public Jour-
nails
The relation in which the Bank Of England stands
public also beginning to excite controversy the Eng
sh papers, The institution, it stated pay her
dividend Of eight per cent without having the
often tried expedient Of creating commercial uneaness
order 10 mosopose discounts higher Of interest The
following the monthly return Of the state Of the Bank Of
England far il be estimated from average drawn
from thirty weekly Of its liabilities and assets