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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

The ABoLIrIosIsrs DivIpED.-The abolIt-
ionists last week held 4 meeting at Ne~York.
one Of the first results Of which was TO divide
into two separate societies. We learn from the
Journal of Commerce that the meeting for bus
mess commenced on Tuesday afternoon; and,
after a stormy session, was adjourned 10 O.
clock on "Wednesday morning. The chief con
test OH Tuesday was on the question Of the
right Of women to vote and act in the ConVsn-
lion. The woman's party carried the day
Abby Kelly Of Lynn. Mass, was chosen a
member of the business committee, by about
90 majority. Mr.. Lewis Tsppan, who was
appointed one Of the committee, refused TO
serve, on the ground that the appo inrment of a
vonng lady to consult with old grey boards, az
to how they were TO effect great moral revo-
luton. was as preposterous as 1t was contrary
to the us,ges of all civilized nations. Mr..
Tappan was, however. outvored. The Society
met again on Wednesday morning. and spent
the day up to two oclock. 10 discussing a reso-
luton that 1T was insSpedient for the Anti
Slavery Society to take any actien ia reference
didates for office, otherwise than by recon-
mending opposition. to all candidates, who. by
their official acts. sustain slavery After a long
aud animated debate, the resolution was laid
on the table. When the meeting was absut
to adjourn. Mr.. Lewis Tsppan gave notice that
public meeting would be held in the base
ment OF the church, at four o'clock the same
afternoon, for the purpose of forming an Amer
icsn and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. Mr..
J. Leavitt then gave notice that the friends Of
anti slavery nominations would meet on Wed
nesday evening, at Columbia Hall. in Grand
street.
The Journal. in its evening edition, states that
Arthur Tappan, Esq, late President of the
Society, sent in his resignation on Tuesday al
ternoon. and that nearly all the members Of the
old Board of Directors are in the same position
with Mr.. Tappan. That portion Of the Con
ven,ion Who were unable TO fellowship with
Messrs. Garrison & Co. seeded. To the mum
brr Of about $50. and are about TO form a new
Society, called " The American and Foreign
Anti Slavery Society" The Garrison section
Of the Convention is two or three times as
numerous as that which has seeded. a large
part Of the members are from Down East.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

CosNEcr,CUr SfSAroR.-The Senate a.
Connccticu, on Thursday balo,ed six times for
u. s. Senator. without affecting domination.
Gu the two frat bsllotinss. Jabez W. Hunting
ton. Of Norwich, dominated BY the House. }
received 10. out Of 90. and Jsbez Huntington l.
Had this last vote been written as il was proba.
bly, intended to be. Huntington would have been
elected. On the 9th and last balloting, Hun
tingtou received votes; VIM. w. BoardEian.
Of New Haren. 5; Chauncsy +. Cleveland
". By 3; Reuben Booth, ?; Truman Smith.
2; Henry Strong and W. j. Boardman,
each. The subject vas then postponed till
Wednesday Co.dsy.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

Ma. kENDALL's RrsIGNArIos.-The Wash
ington Globe Of the 1lth inst. contains the fol-
10 Wing Gard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
A MOST nLoopY AFPRAY.

We copy the following from the st. LOUIS
Republican of the 9Th inst.
By the passengers and olicsrs Of the
steaBbost Otter, we have the following
particulars Of . serious ARRAY, which OF
Cured in BellVisW, I. T., two miles bt.
low Gaiena, on "Wednesday last.
Ithas long been known that there was
q party Of desperadoes, horse thieves,
eounierleiieEs. sc. IN that quarter. A man
by the name Of w. w. brown, kept
iavsrn 10 BeIlview. and was believed 10 Be
the bead Of the gang. his house forming
The hall. way house In their passage up
and down The river. Some hoFsea had
been lately stolen. and were traced - his
possession, which, upon demand, he rsfss-
ed TO give uP. OF account for. On the lsl,
Sheyih a. Warner attempted 90 srfesg
Brown, bot be having fortified his honse,
and basiBg q party Of some tventY a.
thirty men win hiss, refused 70 Be taken.
The Shesif thefsuPoa summoned posss
OF the eifizsns 90 attack the house. Up.
On The approach Of the Shefihss party iks
party 10 sbe house fred upon them. kill.
iag oas man. The Sheriff party pslurn.
ed Tie Gre, and several eFss ansuei. in
toe course Of which ihs following psrsons
wsfe killed ~ wounded
% the thieves, w. W. BFown. Theses
Ftsley, 10th tilled An ED maa nsaasd
aaitys 8 mau b The nans q Welsh, ana
several CHEERS Wsrs ssTiously Houadad
a Raa namen FilisF. snA anolhsr Of
bgova's party, died bslofs ne Otter
80 -.
o. he Sheriff party there wefelkillsd.
NJ 81. Palmer AF. Maxwell, sad ~.
YauEbaa. Mr. y. Day. snd ~. Johs
hrinksr, usre morafiy E0uadsd. sad tie
iaiisf ans reported 70 BE- dead before ne
bosl isH, hsgisR bees shoi lhrsueh ne
BODY. NJ Weisa, Col Coilins. ~. Bee.
", cen. ,. g. NcDansld. aad sevsSsi
oiesfs we're siishlly Wouaded.
fhcfe delsnfing tie houss. had ihs
doofs issien3td, sd daisnded i from DE
sindops cad aitsF spanufss ckisay fsom
tae eppef stoFFs each maa hayink 4 issia
bfiofe kin. 81 ukish BE- had fouf 81 ese
loatse rass. Tie assasiasis folcsA oen
ihs de11s sa3 saccesdsd 10 espiudar
nambssof he nea n ne hoass. Wkea|
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
RANK oR VIRGINIA

The Norfolk Herald Of yesterday sllud.
ing TO the monstrous frauds and smbex-
Elements committed on this bank, and
which some accounts run up 10 an az
gregsie Of SIX 10 eight hundred thousand
dollars. says: lis II possible that under
the immediate supervision OF Van Blu
rem President. and Van Buren, Cashier,
who were appointed oy the stockholders
TO be guardians OF their money. the Bank
has been robbed OF this enormous sum -
We cannot eveit--we speak our hon.
ost convictions when we say we cannot
believe it,"
The Herald states that the capital Of
the Bank OF Virginia is nominslly Si,3iO..
coo. including the increase authorized by
the General Bank law. the whole Of which
has not been subscribed. This capital is
located, I,7o0. 900. in the mother Bank
at Richmond. aud the balance in tho So
vcral branches at Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Petersburg. fredericksburg, Lynchburs,
Danville. Buchanan. and Charleston. OF
course, the Swsrtwouters must eat out
the whole substance OF tie capital, before
any harm can come to the note holders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

SOUTH cAROI-INA-Ths Chasiesicn rou-
risr, the organ q he eli unioa PasIy. Of sOu.h
Carolina. and hsssiofors a ssppories % the Ma
siOnal Adninizrasisa. has Inc following remarks
10 it, las, hsspbsr. under the head Of s.sixas Of
The Times"
'sThe omcns Of defeat 10 Mr.. Van Burcn. ana
Acquires Of success 10 Gen Harrison are besin-
ning TO multiply. In Connec,icut the general
ssaie elections have resulted in a complete VIC
tory to The whies--ln Indianapolis. The seat OF
Government IN Indiana, the elec,ion Tor town
omcers has resulted for the frs, time in favor OF
NE Whtgs--tn Upton county. Tsnne,see, where
the Administration party carried their Clerk and
sheriff, last year. BY 102 majority, the wings
have earned the same effects this year BY exact
~ the same majority, making their gain so&-
IN Maryland, wing has been elected TO the
Legislature In Calvert ecuhty, where there was
tie NJ the previous tfial--a Wig Senator in
Caroline County. in place OF MIR Boon, deee ased
the Wing ticket foe District Commissioners In
Howard District, by On average majority Of 100
votes. where parties were ahou, even last fall
and the entire Wing Ticket Tor corporation Of
fcers, In Annapolis, where the Administration
majority was Is last fall, &c.
An An,i-van Burcp meeting Of State Rights
men was held In Milledgcville, Georgia. On the
',h inst, and resolutions adopted TO support an
electors. tickle, for Harrison and Tyler, rs Prrsi-
dent and Vice President Of the United States
Verify, the hand writing is on the wall ,riii
not the belshazzar Of the White House take
waning in time, abardon his 6asneial ,pori,, and
use all due and prudent precautions 10 avert This
impending ruin-re keps -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

any thias hke that ann ffon iAs Bank on hIs
departure, cisirsss 2nsi snsss. Bat there ara
stroeg rsssons Coz prsssn.isg that he tsloit IN
The bsnk b ths r,salt 81 systsaafic frand for
so1c tine Psnnei, snt thai he Teller kas Per-
hsPs seDParsiivsiy small portion efii--..ns
suil think bone and no one Prssumss al of Il.
" The latter be The casa, thea The notes Of he
Bank used IN The fraad. OF the greater part Of
them. mnsi have been regularly rsiarssd ppos
h snd paid. And this al oaee sforis q solutioa
Of . fact which had bees observed .. sirsnge
and snseeountabie, via; That upon the weekly
settle mehss u has generally appeared that tAs
Bank OF Virginia vas Indebted 20 the othsr
Banks heie, notwithstanding ~ diseoasts have
been much more restricted thsa thess Of the
other Banks- We trust that The report. which
viii coon appear. nay throw some light upoa
this Wow Of the matisr.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

SHIN-pLAsrERs.-As was anticipated By
the Wings in the late Legislators OF Virginia,
the State IS becoming flooded with Shin Plas,ers
from all quarters and of oil descriptions. For
this state Of things the People Of Virginia are
indebted 10 the Administration party, who, hav-
ing majority in the Senate OF the State, reject
ed proposition, authorizing our Banks to issue
one and two dollar bills, though the Law made
it obligatory upon said Banks 10 redeem said
bills in specie. We repeat, that the Van Buren
majority in the Senate Of Virginia rejected bill
to this effeet-and did 40, too, Gfler having Ie-
galized the suspension - fler having declared
the notes Of the banks-not redeemable for near
ly twelve months legal tendr, Was there
ever an act Of greater folly committed than this :
Democracy has been singuIarly unfortunate in
all its attempts TO redeem the pledge made 10 the
people when it commenced its financial expert
ments-i. e. to give them ga better currency
Like the boy going 10 school, for every siep for
ward they take rwo backwards.-Ffsd AREAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

CALUMNY NIT AT THE FIRST HOP
The Van Buren, Central coanI,iss, appointed
By the Convention which assembled in Rich
mOnd 90 the goth Of February, has lately pro-
mulsatsd an Address. f'led with matter so gross
aud caiumnlous, 90 nonstrous, rs 20 call forth n
Card from D. w. LsieH. ESQ Chairman Of the
whig Central Committee. In the conclusion Of
his Gard, Mr.. Leigh says:
''t AJAX full meeting Of tho WING Central
Comniiies for the purpose Of submitting to
them the ProPriety Of declaring. In explicit,
terms. that 90 Tar - this Committee and the
Whig Convention, BY which IL was nPpoiated, is
concerned, the imputstion that the Southern
supporters OF General Harrison kasw kim 10 b
boiA FsdeTsisf md .9bolifisnisi aad hal fAey
daye not sroe, snl svs sJbGi1 10 deny, he feet,
ehsrgsd, h A wII.FUL AND IMPUDENT
FALSEuo0D."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
MACPHERSON BERRrEN.
THE PLEDGE GIVEN.


Isa Bursn's QSinions Of .Ibeiiiisa In ~ Dissriei
Wonder il Mr.. Van Buren, could be
coaxed into telling the Peogie OF Virginia
what he thinks Of the power Of Congress
TO abolish slavery in the District He did
think il constitutional TO abolish. What
says he HosOl With reply TO in,erroga-
tories upon that point.
Upon that point, Old Tippsennoe 10
satisfactory, explicit. and uy 8 he hub.
Here 10 the evidence:
The following letter vas writes b
THOMAS SLoo. Esq. q gentlsmsu well
known. and Of great responsibility, IN N.
Orleans:
''csssmrATI, aesA Novsabss, 1875
l".Ny Dear Ssv--
u asswas TIE y1estiOSs yoa proposed to me
this noming, vita great pleasure.
"ist. do not believe that Congress cen abol-
sh slavery N the States, or N eng SsaasE iAiss-
fyf sifA hs PFOpsyfy e(GAs eilissns N fas sfsv.s
esa upon the application Of the States, IL which
ease, aad in no other, they might appropriats
moeey 10 aid the STATES 90 applying 70 Est rio
OF thslr slaves These opinions have slways
held. and this was tia ground upon which Z 70
Ted against the Missouri restriction In The l5th
Congress. The episions given above ere pre-
cisely those whieA were entertained By Mr..
Jsnerson and Mr.. Ms1non.
ia. Do act hfiisss ~ CSRgyess esa abolisA
siSSssy n EAt Dis,7tst - csiasbis. SitAsus a.
esHssat II ~ Gsssa y HSyEisis aa1 NsSvLsaA
sd the Psses - tie Disivtsf.
- recsiyed letteF some time aimee from
John bsFTies, ESQ, Of Georgia, proposing qucs-
ttoAs sinilsP 70 these made BY you, snd 1 an
svsFsd them more ~ lsngth thea I have no y
dose, bat TO tbs sane iDport
"ta haste. yours truly,
"w. II. HARRISON.
"TO THOaAs sLOe, jr.
% Nsv OElssss. nov In Cissiaasti."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

GEORGIA. A slsuneh whig has been elect
"a Mayor q Augussa--asd foF Couach men,
DE Whiss hare slsessd oui o. ~. heafiy re-
vefsiug IRE STATE o. re polls iaa year. A Csof-
eia eorTesponisnl q tie BslumoFe Paifiot says,
The vsry gFatifying shasgss shieh ere - ra-
Pidly perradiag othss sections u ne eoaafry,
arc goiug on N Ms quarsF. u siih lsss rsgidi-
". noi iea ssFtsinly, snd y0u nay reti satisfied
ihat ne giosioua eaess u Hsftison sad feform
wiu b supPoued Eilh grra.af srioT ~ he essu.
iag esagasi ihan iiai easss kas ever received %
Dc eiass 81 OeoFsiaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

CoNGRESS.-ln the Senate, on the 1iih in
slant, the Committee on Foreign Affairs made a
Report, in answer to ihs Executive and other
communications referred 10 the Committee on
the subject Of the .S5rth- Eastern Boundary The
Committee state tina; they have had the same
under consideration, aud give their reasons for
not reporting al length AT this moment. The
reasons briefly are-Ih that the subject - now be-
fore the British Government for It's censidera-
tion. The proposition before that Government,
they say will doubtless settle or lead to the set
tIement Of the question at issue. The difficult
ties IN the way Of an amieable adjustment will
not be found TO be so great as have been aniici-
paied. We may (adds The Repori) reasonably
expect Ihaia reply will be received during the
present or early in the approaching month OF
May. They trust that the answer will be salts
factory, aud have confidence that il will be 50.
They have every reason to believe that this an.
swer will be satisfactory to all parties, and are
therefore disposed TO await the arrival Of the an.
swer TO the proposition. The Committee, a1ier
briefly stating the facts as they exist, conclude
by expressing the opinion that the question Fl
Peace or War will depend in a grea, measure on
the answer Of the British Government TO the
proposition now with that Government from the
United States.
Afler long and interesting discussion, ten
thousand extra copies Of the Report we're order
ed to be printed.
The General Appropriation Bill is still under
consideration in the House OF Representatives
forming the groundwork for many long cleo
pioneering speeches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

e7- On The first page the reader viii End an ac-
coant Of the late splendid festival at Winchester
in honor OF Mr. Rives. A more extended notice
of the proceedings on this interesting occasion
will be given IN our next. We had the pleasure
OF participating IN the festivities Of the day. and
would do injustice TO our feelings, were We 10
withhold our testimony Of the admirable manner
IN which The liberal and patriotic citizens OF
Winchester and Frederick executed the part al
lotied Them, and TO the general good order aud
highly gratifying conduct observed by the multi.
tude OF Intelligent and gentlemanly Strangers who
aitended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

MORE AID.-The DALI1noRE ANrmcAS,
heretofore neutral paper, has come out decid-
edly agains, the Administration. II will prove
a powerful auxiliary in the good cause. The
American says;
1--WE unite ourselves with the great ConsIiu-
tional Party Of the UniOn-the wIitG parry,
whose principles we believe are blended with the
true spirit Of our republican instiiu,ions-wiih
the support Of order--wilh the stability Of our
political fabric-wiih toe saneii,y OF vested
rights and OF plighted faith. The lime we think
has come when the ground OF neutrality, 10
those who would take par, in support of any ge-
neral interest, is 50 much narrowed rs 10 afford
no longer standing room. Political influence is
tihnsedhhIough the marts Of business il has in
yaded the counting house; 1t prevails in the es-
Adjustments of the manufacturer and the me-
ehanic. AS citizens, as men Of business, as
friends Of our ci;y's prosperity and Of our eoun-
uy's honour, we cannot avoid participation in
the important questions to which IL gives rise
questions whose decision mus, affect Us IN all the
relations Of life."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

the Otter lcit. they had in custody e;sh,
OF ten prisonsrs, whom they intended 10
try and Ponish BY lynch law. that even
ing TIE following ara the rsmes Of
some Of those arrested: Trask, Fax. Cor
Slower. and Thos. Welsh, Between
two and three thousand Of the citizen,
OF the surrounding country had collected
on the GROUND, very much excited.
Thomas Farley. noticed in the above.
a. one OF ihose killed in Browns. house
Is snppossd not 20 have been Of his party
bot 10 DO Q traveller. who. in COMPANY
with two or three Others. had stopped a,
the tavern. and were in The house AZ the
time Of the assault.
Brown was very desperate character.
and his family are al represented OF The
same stamp. Mrs. Brown. his wife, her.
self fred several timss. from back win
dow. Five of six Of Browns party fed
and had not been taken.
The arrangements. on both aides, bad
been pending several days. and several
proportions had been made by the eiti-
xens. to Brown. TO leave The Town, which
he refused. when the citizens combined
Tor the purpose Of taking him.
] The scene inside Of Browns house.
whcfe tho dead and wounded men wero
yet lying on the floor. and the exasperat-
ed crowd walking ahou, amongs, them.
the floor covered with blood, is represent
ed as being truly spalling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23


The Hon. WILLIAH CosT JoHHsoK, Rspresen-
iativs IN CongIes from the Montgomery Dis
iriet IN Maryland, concludes late letter upoa
political subjects as foll0ws,
The Administration hes become wrath.
full and rabid. because they End that their
days are drawing to Q close. They End
that their books musi be posted up, their
accounts 9Th the people settled, or de-
faultsrs will be exposed by Gen. Hsrrison.
They have confused the currency and
COMPOUNDED all business. They boosted
that they were The poor mans friend, and
now the leading men Of Mr.. Van BuFen's
party dsrlare ia favor Of a reduction 81
cagss, because their 4sGslrss have pro.
dnced reductions Of prices. The farmer
y told Il he can get but half value for bis
Hour and corn. he must give bot half the
iotmer price TO those who labor foE him IN
the field. The manufacturer l. 20 close
hIs factories OF his workshops. or bis Jour.
neymen and wOrkmen must labor for =
tribe, and live upon short commons. They
are FOR destToying the capital Of the Ma.
ton, aud capital regulates soaess. When
capital Is plenty soegss are kish and p1icss-
goods reduction Of capital reduces IN
the same ratio the wages Of the mechanic.
Tho tide 10 setting against the Admin.
lslraiion, add IL now tries 10 divert II by
40 alarm Of srar. That alarm toiHBs rtiS-
Ous 10 .Ny. zen Buren,. lie esnnoi adj
minister the government 10 time 81 peace.
and hts orB frisHds roah hare no conf.
denes ~ hia IN fine Of rGy. lie hardly
knows . sword from hand-saw. ne z
GsHyal-in- chief snd 10 three years be
esnnot vhip Eve hundred Ipdians in Flo
ride.
He has brOugh. war dogs 10 bis aid, and
beesase one dog eaught one Indian With.
DOT biting hIm-snd one American ofscer
snas killed, sod this man, Who thought ,bs
dogs were 10 do ell the Sighting. rsa s.s-v
some 81 bis fFisnds have ssid thsi Ia
sFperiasaf Ia dog warfare hes sneeasAaA.
On the other band. Harrison has ones
whipped the IaSfsas aad ByifisA eowBiasd
and be ean, q Necessary, % q agaia.
Withoui the aid q bloodhounds.
The truth b., The people have been Ia
Faased with debts. embaTasmsntsl aod
confusion Of all businsas, that tksy aao1
change q msR and ehaags III mea.
sufes. They nov 90 Coz eiaa4s. bs.
cause eAaags eaa % 10 harn, aa1 nsv
do much good. Things have sot h fksi
pass ihsl The people knov Ties say shsn9s
viii BE-, mast Be-, Coz Toe better.
Ihsy haye Pot ne Hsuison balfla 40
iioa, cad 4 vilI knock dovn fhs,sl,.ss.s-,
aias P'as hsIe a Wssbiagiea. ne march
q oaggd, aad be spceels cannoi Be g..
rested hs y ons q lhe psopis--idsnfi.
.lea 90 lesiiags wiih ibss.. aed lhsy siis
hiu. lie is her intn3, because 81 loves
iasm, aod lhey lie bin becomes hs be-
looght uiih ihsm ED les then. - be-.
ues q ne eouaiyy. They kaow thsi -
80 heart, his bad, ~ parse. snd Ais
honsa have slusya bass open d lAe,n.
snd on ihs feuTth o. March. fsgsy one
hey sili q gstsTn, oPsa viz grs6taas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

The struggle vas unprecedented, aud TIC VIC
tory most decisive. This immense WING gain
n me city Of New ORLEANS, where, az the last
Governors election, She Vau Bufeb party had
majority, is decisive u the vote Of louisiana
u viii BE- given 70 Harrison BY several ilonsai.I
msjoriiy.
The louisiana Advertiser " b aeknous-
Lodges hat he eIsciion Of whig Mayor 30 che
city q Nss-Orisans vas 'ths most signal defeat
ever experienced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

THE RICHMOND BANK FRAUD The
de6eil in The funds Of the Bank is now ascertain
ed 10 be upwards Of $500, 600 No Official an
nouneemeni of the exact amount, however, has
been made. Nothing hes been heard from the
Ascending Teller The Bank has increased lis
reward for him TO $1,000. -. w. Green. who
has been arrested as an aeeomplice IN the rob
berry, vas not a clerk in the Bank, bot ferson
who has been for some time past engaged in va
rious extensive works 40 Richmond, among them
The costly and majestic railroad bridge across
Jaucs River. The Compiler says he is an *
ifaordinafy man, and 50 far as enterprise and
scheming ProPensiiies are concerned, the Ralh-
bun Of Virginia. Upon his examination before
lbs Mayor, Il appeared from he evidence, that
amer The sudden departure Of Dabney. there was
found a deficiency in The current cash II his
drawer 70 the amount Of thirty 10 forty ihoasand
dollan There were found, however. some
checks q D. ~ Green's. and some q his oWp.
placed a. cash. and few bills and receipts, &c.
-and upOn extending the examination into the
vault, bundles Of checks q the same description,
and others drawn By other houses 10 the city.
we're found lying isierrpersed IhfOughou, with
f-tA A'NNfF A.t4hNttf4f ionAtAN aHN NafHtHseiN
laid down. Add for about thirty ihousand doI-
lars, there were neither checks o. any ding else
20 account, snd ihal ths gross umoudt which
ihsre checks we're placed o. account fof. vas ~
veral hundreds Of Ih0usan. being 20 nah
absifactsd from The fands of ihs nsnk Roue
aoies from Green and other papen we're found
On TIE counter dfaWefi and hots Of Greens 10
Dabuey, requesting the loan 81 5000 for day.
and abiding 20 former fayors q ne sori. vas
inWodueed. Green bad no credit 81 Ire Bssh.
aue fof some tine Pasi had kept no account
hers. DabnsY had received orders from ibs
officers o. ne Bank, not 70 receive be checks
sulrss ~ bad funds n The Bank Thee ehssks
had beeh received, hoWsFes a. nearly q year
TIE matter is riili involped IL a eioos o. mvs.
isfY, ahieh ~ eHaminaaon Of Gfcen tcnded
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