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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

pal E-rNrE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- .eru. wGt TOR sale. on the premises, on Friay. the IN day
N.,s .-fr. Tie Trar; II Land on which ] lately resided, IN
9-u".". .. sing George, together with the household furniture
vt..t DESCRIPTION. flaming implements, stock, SC.
as 50 t-ssni. md produces corn, oat- amt rye well. The
1901 tH.lai gt adapted L, The growth Q: wheat, could be easily
"wa :. 4. SO 2s-4acc .Elt crop also. Purchasers, however,
@. .E,HH. '- he4-rive-. The improvements consist Of a
tfe. U .aUpu-H repair, with Xix rooms down stairs, closets,
80. a'tNHaa. "ttI cuGirr- and a Clp>et-a brick kitchen, two
@re. u4., 4 aua h.rk tee house, with brick dairy over ia nne
,r-a .r., I~p4rhpu-c, i brick well Of fine water, a splendid gar
ier. n-ana.an.-", fowl houses. and the necessary out houses,
~##.... s., tugsthwr wth a variety nf fruit trees. The neishhor-
."a. a--tENi.. and the place uncomnonly healthy, being stu
w.. a,1a H'-e III htgh land ntIe road leading down the North
3" >., 1.taaeu the rivers Potomac and Rappahanncck, miles
'.@ Ew.' Conway, y from King George Courthouse. and : from
~. t'mle. It>a desirable situation for Il lawyer or a pracii-
at"~' 81. .rn-- ~ jart, for any one having but little labor,
.# HU# Will. IA trade of any sort, or one Of the county
4h. Ha.- a!tr.. ihsr i desirable, not unly because " may
."ar"' ms, compared with the heavy OUTLAY upon II within q
.E,. t1 a.ragse i VIII afford ample comfort and convent
""3 a|1r-" family. II would be tine very thln. Tor a man Of
..nar- with small means. The terms viii be very ac-
##t' .- ant ntsy--nlnp cash VIII be required. The house
'r#frs. &r, consists cC such articles as are TO be found IN
Is ..su "smen-ioH>. A credit Of six months for the"
$500, will " g..n Tor al sums over i've dollars. II the dy
s#a Hw:ur, the sale VIII take place the next day, u tdtr-'f
-. .'a". o.'r~ sllt II given. For further information, enquire
-a y .us-,. where every facility will be politely rendered.
J. VI. SMITH.
S@.aoaa, Jay2 p. 2l-d
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GIllcnwaters, John Hockett, Joseph Washam, Thomas
Muslck. William Jones, Henry Webb, Alex G. Thomp-
son, Col. James Edmonson, Francis ketron, Captain
Jefferson Talbcrt, Capt. J. {. Gardner, G. Fudge,
Absalom Beatie, DR.. ). Dunn, Jacob Morcll, William
Mcconnell, James Mcconnell, Esq, john Maxwell,
Esq, Isaac Booher.
Rcsoircd, That Jacob Lynch, Robert r. Preston, DR..
ID. Trigg, Isaac B. Dunn and Peter J. Branch, be APP
pointed a Committee 10 draft and present TO the next
meeting Of the Corresponding Committee for this coun-
y, Tor Their consideration, a set Of Resolutions, such rs
they may think advisable 10 carry into effect the Objects
of this Committee.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary Of the De-
'nocfa,ic Corresponding Commute were added to the
committee.
Resoired, That when the committee adjourn, twill
adjourn 10 meet on Saturday, The 18th fully next, at
the Courthouse ofthis county, ard that all the members
OF the Democratic Corresponding Committee, are ear
nestly requested 10 attend SAID meeting.
Ros0ircd, That the Secretary have two hundred CO.
pies 81 these resolutions published in handbIl form,
and one copy forwarded 10 each member OF the Demo
cratic Corresponding committee for this county, and
that the Chairman and Secretary sign these proceed
Ings.
On motion, the Committee ndio"-r.d
ALEXANDER FINDL.iY, Chairman.
Tuos. NcCrLLocn. Sou
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July 81

IN Rules held III the .itrN : OF
l flee of the County Court Of Louisa comfy, 1t the Courthouse
thereof. on Monday, the first day of June, lsiU:
Betsy ThoInasson, Polly Ryan and Sarah Thomasson, fithS:
against ,.a I.,5
George Thomasson, administrator of Martha Thonasson, DECD
and administrator he bOniS mon Of Nathaniel 1hofnaSSoh, utcd,
and in hS own right; Nelson ThomasSon, David Ihonlasson, ffh-
rletta Thouiasson. Garland ThonIasson, William THOMPSON 'aS
,,iil and Nancy his wife; Andrew Perkins and David Perkins
,he twu last children Of Lucy Perkins. decd, Dti,hadiE.
Perkins. mo-, having entered their appearance and gwen security
according 10 law and the rules of this Court, and II appearing rom
s,t;.f,r,on, evidence tina, they are not inhabitants oi ms talt, on
IN. motion of the plaintiffs By their Attorney, u = ordered that III
,i.fendants. James Mills and Nancy his wife, and Andrew Ter.
l IN. do onpear befor. the justices of our County court oi Louisa
,un,v nj the courthouse, on the second Monday IN september
next. and answer The bill Of the pla!ntiiis-and tat u cory ei nv
m 4. 49, !. fo.hw;,b inserted in some newspaper published III the
CIV or Richmond for two months successfully, ana I'os'ed At tie
-" a~Copy-Testc,
JOHN HUNTER c. L. {.
lG-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

IN WILLIAM LAM FOR iLE.-On the 2ith day Of
II s,u# ~, thar being King William County Court day, "hl
..#rt .ttNr auction, before the door ut the Courthouse ci
- .rnt. Tie Tract of Land well known by the name OF
"-m- l.an." ~iuat" in the aforesaid county, between the wa
,. ~. W.utuiny aud Pamunky rivers, containing about Fave
g.# N.r~. most 1T which is level, high land, well tlrnb"red ana
p--r Nh. r,Ir IL rhiS land Is iudisputable, and the situation
,a. s..4 ~ any N the county. For further information. apply
'.4'on = ring ldp~cnmh, Thomas W. Gregory, John Lacey,
less. IND W. John Nyrrk. who resides ON the premises, viii take
7..ar. .r slr'gtug the same 10 any one DESTROYS of puichasin.
4eMgE. tr...ou- u ta~ day OF sale.
#"4. usle aguSa pU the day Of sale.
... ..' .#4er al! III, above named gentlemen is King William
Cg-4u.- MAGY +. ". 0IiRLES.
ELIZABETH MOSS.
r- lu-rI
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D. Fnosr, Secrttary.

BoTErouRT MEErisG-The mail west OF Buchanan
failed to reach this place on Saturday last, and We did
not therefore receive the proceedings of our friends IN
that county until Tuesday night last. Our paper was
then nearly made NJ. and we found it impossible with,
out delaying its publication until Friday to g've the pro-
coed ms entire. We give the Resolutions ofthe Meet,
ing, all that we can possibly find room for, and vii IN
sert the names of the Committees for the various pre-.
cincts in our next.
We ask all our readers to notice the sketch OF hr
Hudson's remarks. This is the voice Of IN honest
man-one who goes for principles. The inter aban'
Comment of all principle by the Fcderalists has driven
him from their ranks, as it has driven thousands of no.
nest State Rights men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

TIVE subscriber, having returned from a visit 10 the Coal Mines
i ni England, and located himself in this City, offers his services
10 his friends aud thu public generally a \ LAND AND MINE
SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHrSNAN lie VIII attend 10 III" cNe-
cuuon oil Surveys of Lands and Mines, Leyellins. &C., IN any part
10 tile state: and from hs experience on several public Improve
m.nf, during SIX years service - an Assistant Engineer, ne hopes
Ia be enabled 10 give satisfaction 10 all those who may favor HIM
with their patronage.
He may, for the present, be found At the residence Of his father
I'd door above the Medical College, whrr" any orders VIII be
Thankfully received and punctually attended Ia.
Richmond, July lst, 1910. JOHN 7. siNioN'
Col..John Ieth, ~Blackhea,h, Chesterfield County, Va: Charles
r. Shaw, Esq, Civil Engineer, Everettsvil!e. Va; Charles Entli,
IT.. Esq, Civil Engineer, Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas y. kand"lri
ESQ, John ". Ireyi!lian, EAT, Go"chland Comfy Va; NJ. Bates,
CIV surveyor, Major Jesse Sne,d, Abraham Warwick, ESD. Jas.
W. n,hrpII. ESQ. s. :. Saunders, ESD, Henry Clarke, ESD, Rich
nond Va. lib-iml W. .
+ EIGfi;s REPORTS, volume 9th, just published, price ST.
- Also for sale, Summers, ~RanduIph's and Leish's Reports,
complete. ;,
1907, in 3 vols. 80 49,,
from le29 10 1870.
Journal Convention l'1J-6.
Acts of Assembly from 1923 To lsio.
Large and small maps of Virginia.
Secretary Commonwealth and Librarian.
r,na, 2f-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, JULY -, 1910.

Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer, the Crisis, the
Rockinghrm Register and the Valley Star, be request
ed - publish them in their respective papers.
WM. Mccoy, Chairman.
Jous B. STEWART. Secretary.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING ~ BoTEToURT.

4 large and respectable Number of the Rcpubiica an
Committee Of Vigilance, for the county Of BotctouEt
in favor Of the reelection of Martin Van Buren,, as Pre-
sident. met at the courthouse on Monday. the 9Th June,
inst; and organized, by unanimously appointing James
Mcdowell, Esq, Chairman, and Ferdinand Wolff,
Secretary.
Col. George w. Wilson addressed the meeting, IN q
brief and pertinent manner, and on his motion, to ap'
point a select committee, the Chair appointed C"!. deo
". Wilson. Capt. Benz. Cafper, John Brugh, C"lone,
Elisha T. Walker, and Peter Harmon, to pre- pare and
report a series of resolutions, to an adjourned meeting &c
be held on Saturday. the 18th INST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

>.uTrEs-Iar subscriber. a executor o; DAME! Call, decd,
\ ..I. 10 the President, Directors and Company OF the
r...-, g4A ii virginia, on the 9TH day Of August neSr. To
-..v r.H U,SIHG certificates Of stock III the said Bank, which
+. .-.a..d - aud were held by the said Daniel Call IN his
.a... a, receiver IN the suit Of Craig and others against Crag's
,..... mt WLlCa certificates BY time and accident have been
,.et .-t ard @rroyrd, ;Nat i 10 say, certificate No. si52, dated
80. ar ~ shares: No. SSi6, dated the 10th January.
@ &. shares; NJ. >.t5, dated the 18th August, 1895, ff !
.-. ~ -."', dated til. liih April, l:3', for 1 shares; No.
q. s.. ;ur al September, lc5., for 3 shares; No. 9ll6, dated
n ,H Arl. ..>, for 3 shares: No. 9lG1, dated the 2ih July,
...-a shares, and Ne. 1928, dated the 18Th MAY, 1852. for )
. hid Ill persons .Tt hereby called On 10 shtw cause why
tr' s. or = ur& certificate. should not BE- issued 10y he
!. Eaa. me subscriber ~ executor al the sad Daniel Call,
L nj. r,sry.. a. aforesaid, for the above mentioned us shares
r. GEORGE FISHER,
Executor II u. Cal, deceased.
...F. l9-6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

A.. lpIE LAND FOR SAiE.-The undersigned offers Tor
! 81 E.H9 a,-.s 81 valuable Land, situated IN Rails county
W.aaa within aa,ut : miles of the Mississippi river, and about
".. ;.eg.,. ii =. Louis.
.H.:-a., %l- selected II an early day, By 4 competent judge,
.4...,r 81 -"' u the Spanish Government, and contains more
aa .- nrIilya can usually be found in 4 body oi equal .iZe. !,
.t. rsa.y divided between prairie and heavily timbcred
eu. add. 4uI la> several excellent springs on II. salt river runs
.. .- wood land, tho bottoms nf which cannot be surpassed
and '0bgcco. wheat. and all kinds Of grain can br
~,t 4. aIrln,a-e. and for i stock farm. few places OFFERS equal
.s Tu ttle - TINS land Is lndisputable, and TO planters or
..t. is. Who would purchase the whole, a bargain would be
t-. aaor can Ne mad. IN 4. :. Robinson. ut the Bank OF Mis-
81. .r. the Undersigned, residing near -. Lunis.
:. SArGRAIN.
r ig-iut-
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SLannondaie Springs, in jefferson county, "a.
-. .r,arin, mace will be opened for the seas

NNEWVUUUUIt JvTtHgSf - - -, ....-
THIS we'll known watering place will be opened for the season
i on the 10th June. h,,o h.s,
made. Two new and commodiou ba b houses nave heen Erected,
90 h of usip. for cold and warm hathine te "u.et ron
,ta n.inciu,I Snriuo. There .e TWO drawing rooms III me large
, ,G ;, ~ ~ - ,Jininin no ,he dining hall, and the other remote from
II, m. latter isfurnisled -ithn new PIANO.
To those who have never visited these Springs u may oe Propel
~ .ay ,ha; they are situated on the shenandoah ryel, . limas
in ope day from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or ash'ns -, -,
sancers stop at Harpsr'- Ferry 10 dine, and thcn prnereu ,ma ~
= yv,rcl,ss,n, and pot a1nac Railroad 10 the Charicsto"h De-
moi. whence thew are taken in coaches provided 6y me COMPANY
" , IN ,s;rs has heen crowded to rendera sojourn at tins wafer
;na Mace delightful 10 those who ar seeking either heaitn ., pi ,hs
~ - Amusement. of various kinds Will be found sunSn 70 NE
cr,y : well a. The CAV. No spot in the Union eSceis sha"iioa-
dali in beauty. The scenery is unsurpassfu. u.he ,hs
The virtues Of the waters are wen known. nH"n ~ ,re
mos, obstinate cases, which would yield 10 ho'n.is eist, ia" and
h.en perfectly cured by these waters. In pfnpss' n3IPe 80 ~, TmI
All arrangements Of the digestive organs 10 sei 90"
affections, they have proved Invaluable r MILTON.
s,s of shGanondaie Springs Company.
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cANI.rp, cANcErmcAN

~ LIN -. IVV IN -
TAR. BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, offers his. services 10 his
~ friends and the public, for the cure of this inveterate and
loathsome disease. such u his confidence in his mode of treat.
meHt, that no charge VIII be made unless 4 cure be- performed
Ills residences is Immediately on the stage road leading from Rich.
n"nd 10 ~Lynchburs, BY way Of CarersvDle and Buckingham
Courthouse, and eight miles below the latter place. Letters nd.
dressed to Inn at Eldridse P. O., Buckingham County, Va, post
paid vii! meet with prompt attention.
Jan - S1-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-24

.issrcy u Richmond, btrgiHh0.
THIS Company was incorporated IN The year lslS, with a par
4 pstual charter ana 4 capital Of SDdGJO, and InSnr"s against
loss or damage by lire on dwelling. houses, stores. manufacturing
establishments, household furniture, and merchandise IN general
on the most favorable terms.
ANY losses which The Company may sustain on riSgues taken al
this agency, will d. adjusted with pruupt;udc and lhcrality.
Applications for insurance or the renewal Of policies may tt
madc to the subscriber. who Ia. been Gulr appointed istGt tor tie
Civ OF Richmond and vicinity. II. BALDWIN, Agent
Office opposite the Banks.
Nav ~ tim
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!. ~. IS InInnLIe Lnuds in Ornnrc

hrsGsirs SIT. Of IdiuGbis LaadS in Orange.
NnrsIac.ot 4 tecree pronounced on 18th Feb, 1870, by the
! >1erar Court :F fienrlco and Richmond, in a sui, in Chance
nF..ot James Heron, administrator, and Others are plaintiffs,
-~..trarr. II Thomas Macon. dec. and others are defendants
Gi ul.' TIE authority conferred upon rs by the said decree as
t. COMMISSIONERS of the Court, We shall proceed on Fri
.H..~ III a,y ~ Nav n.xt, if far, IL no, IN. next, fair DAY, 10
r'sr aud, Il public auction, the following tracts Of land,
tH '4e buildings aud improvements thereon, IN the County
.H., formerly beI.n:ing to the said Thomas Macon, dec.
re S.nrt. BY deed Of trust, dated the 9Th June, ISL, and duly
a.t IN r" Comfy Of Orange; which tracts are described III
".3.ut 4 trI,; n follows, VIZ:
te@,,Mgttltng onr Thousand eight hundred and twenty-one
g" .t... a 10 the said Thomas Macon by Zachariah Burnley
a-N q. iced bearing date the Isl January, 1899, duly recorded
Pm. 'uar ii Orange County; the boundaries of which are par
-., 4 f l,;;h IN The last mentioned deed.
-, t'rNtUi -i&tylhree acres adjoining thereto, purchased by
F" ll0.t Ngcpu vi John Scott, trustee Of Reuben Burnley.
~ q '7c' coutaininc all that tract which was conveyed 70
Z. "fs, Macon by john Baylor, and Frances hs wife, D!
a..! l3ta November, le)i, duty recorded IN the district
r Z Fs!.rrk-hurs: the boundaries Of which are particular
.ts-. II tnr last mentioned deed. with the exception Of three
'.,n4 aces thereof, conveyed by-said Thomas Macon to bis
stoned tract. purchased of Zaciariah Gibbs, and bounded
agl- # John Williams, Joseph Williams, James Barbour
im 81. o,I~r ,tac, wing on Blue Run, containing 300 acres
.a-t #l James Madison, and bounded by the lands OF said
~...#l. William Smith and Reuben Newman.
:" ~tsls n "a. salr lime. BY the same authority, proceed u
n .|g ,e imrt q lei acres aforesaid, at public auction rar z
" and not already sold under the said deed, or theifih'
Ss't, a ,saal be produced 10 Us.
,-NF'..t INTO smaller tracts, which may be sold separately OF
, $50 % mt the wishes of purchasers. The decree gives Us
I ." sales are not completed on the day when they are com,
= hey VIII bs continued from day 10 day, or from time 70
~ a.uI completed.
.ENH,-Tae land. are - he sold on these terms: onefourth OF
'01r" money to be paid in cash, the rest IN three equai an
,. t'm~nt'. The credit payments 10 be secured by bond WIN
~.unll security, and by retaining the title Of the land TIL
Y a,Dra, 4 made.
~ ~ sold Tor cash, or upon short credit.
-La. above mentioned trlct conveyed 10 Thomas Macon
"'l'n', and Frances his wife, will not be sold; the Inhh'
~ : hi'ln- been informed since the first publication o. thls
\" n"n', though they do mol know the fact that that tract
>"' ,.'erGi years ago b. Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS, co,,mi.s,rs.
G. y. JOHNSON, "
A4if42i l07-tds
P~OSTPONEMENT
:" ''''s sale is postponed until Friday, the 18th OF June next
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nENIrENTIARY MAN~iTEACTTREs-l 60 ft .nIc a, mi.

EOENTFENTINKI MANIFAIII KF"S.-T VEtF fF al II tW'
L Penii.ntiary Store on the cross street leading from the Main
-. In Nayos Bridge, articles usually manufactured al the In
Stiiution. consisting in plrt OF The follow ing, va:
kei>cys and SatIn-tS, heavy for negro clothing: tuc do. Jeans.
Linseys. flaias, Cotton Osnaburc-; Blue !iumcstics, single and
double woyc; Bags aud fagcrus, &C. HEAVY PLANTATION
EROGTE E. ASU SHOES: also, hnr Shoes and Boots: Harness ii
an kinds: Wagons, Carts, Draws, Coal Cars, Railroad d.; Wheel.
hlI.ny< III all descriptions; Cutting kn!Ves. Wheat Fans Of The
most approved CONSTRUCTION; French Burr Mil Stones, 4 general
assortment; Es!rl..ratnrS, Safes, NUrdTu5c-: Nails and Spikes 81
LTt rent sues, hgriculturli implements oC NIL kinds; Tents and
other eQui2age necessary !T persons moving, and many articles
required hy Railroad and Canal Contractors; all .! which are do
nestle, both in manufacture aud in matcrial-in qualify and price
Will fairly compete with any articles ot the kind m market. Any
article that may not b. an hand and i manufactured al The inSiI-
,aron, will be executed according 10 order.
J. q. WATSON, -4scat,
June - l0-3m1 FeU;eai6drr, Ia.
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.t Undersigned regret 10 be obliged to inform the public ina
r,,,r y '1n Of lands IN Orange county is again postponed, VIZ
r >laE. the iuh day OF August next, when they are assured
n ,t1cr, without fan, upon the terms mentioned ID s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

circuiaton that drive them Of circulation fast
possible counter movement the part of the banks WI
oe called FORTH AID they will make bune OF buying up the
treasury bills and running tie receivers at all points for pay
msH This will be the ground work Of conflict that NUT be
disastrous to the mercantile Interests and hazard the succ\"
o. the u6sasury scheme BY repeal Of the charter Of
'Se banks, this difficulty would be removed Trade w/ald
'en generally mprsye until issues by designing sno
rant treasury officers initiate prices aud bring another revu
son which would leave the country in dcredit, without
currency the banking system the time being broken
DOWN
The Philadelphia Banks, last summer, when the money
was very eht suspended in order to the public
The New York Bsnks urged suspend fer the same
reason Merchants said unless the banks stopped must
sop What has been the practical operation Of the Phl-
depha banks compared with Of New York. is made
iearuy evident in the nnnmrsbe applications for the ben
III oil the nsovest laws in the county Of Philadelphia One
81 The papers Of that city confirms LIST Of srpi-
csnts TO be heard before the February of the court
These all Of the mechanical classes and ence the WIDE
spread ruin that prevails among the PEOPLE generally In N
York. On the other hand there has been moderate aud healthy
retail business doing among wholesale Dealers there has
doubieay great deal distress confued to those
who have very little capital Of their owu have borrowed
capitals These plain practical facts peak volumes favor
of the New York specie policy, and fociby illustrate
the asty Of the notion that iredemabs bank paper benefits
the indu. ,ious classes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

&C. The following is an exact copy OF AN edito-
rial article which first appeared in The New York
Signal, December 18th, 1889, relative TO MIR. Will
liams, the Oculist:-
Dr.. WILLIAMS CAsE.-By reference to DR.. Will
hams letter to us viii be that bat scant JUS
tice was done to him in his late The best way
that man so honest fair in his dealings as he is
can get rid OF calumnes and prosecutions Isl to hve
them dolcn. His skill as an 0culst, and his charity
to the poor will be remembered long alter the petty
attempts OF his enemies are forgottea.
20 Mr.. Williams, the English Oculist, may be
ner of Canal street, any day Except Sundays) be-
tween the hours of and O'clock, until the LIST oil
May, 1911. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

Friday. Han. 34-6 n. WI.

The state of affairs Harrisburg, Pa to have shaken
the confidence of holders United States 5ank soch 400
shares sold today board decline Of 81 per
from the last sales This may partly be attributed to sales of
stock on Philadelphia account The difference bet ween the
price here and We'd esday per cent only aud
the exchange 81 per cent? sales time sellers option,
made 76l American Exchange Bank declined per
cent; Moth Trust and Banking Co. New Jersey
Railroad =.
In domestic exchag &c there has b.en but little variation
The following table shows the rates:
CURRENT RATES EXCHANGE BANK NOTES.
Bank Notes. ESchsnee