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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

Fort Jleigs Celebraion.-A great assrmhlage of the friends of Gen. Harrison from Ohio Indiana Michi- gar and Western New. York. convened on and about the site of Old FoTt Meigs. on & ,he Mnumce River, commemorate the gallant defence of Fort Meigs in the spring of 1913, by portion of the Army of the Norfh-West, commanded by Gen. Harrison. aagains,
 large force of British and Indians led by Proctor and Tecumeeh
 We learn that the nnmber who attended md mi ted in this ceIe braon must have exceeded 2O,O0O- = Hon. Thomas Ewing of Ohio, was President of the day. Gen. Harrison was himself in attendance, and addressed the vast multitude for hour and half, in exposition of his principles and views of public policy. His speech will he puhhshsd He was followed by jor Clarkson, an Aid of Gen Harrison in 'he Last War Mesers Paddock. LSve and ChambersiCs. s. Of C. Dawson. of Michigan and others. MT. Corwin. Whig candidate for Governor of Ohio, twas detained on the road by sickness.
 Tine celebration was concluded and the assemhaGe dispersed on the evening of the lrh-not a single cident having occurred tomar the endowment or dnrip- en the enthusiasm of the vast multitude assembled.
 Nesc. Yorker.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
CoxcoRp, N. IT., June B, 1a4O.

CoxcoRD, N. IT., June B, 1a40.
 Yesterday was the day fixed npnn hy the senate and House of for the choice of Se nator in the Congress of the United States But the elements of discord which have rent he admlnisra tiop party elsewhere have heen at work here and the ps rty is in quite az bad fix in regard 10 Senntor as ,he great Locofoco party s in regard io the Vice. Presidency. They were ca 'auased and dr'Ecd very indus,riorsly. hut 10 no purpose: Senator Hubbard has his frends-Gov Hill his-Mr. Aiherton his, tho few-and even Levi Woodbury his, and union is ont of inc question So, not daring to come mp tO the scratch now they reacinded inc resolution and the election will be put of ill the fall session. Wnodbu. rvs friends urging his claims. shows fearful look for of judgment-he must pack his duds next March, and if his friends can place him in this snug berth tor six years he will take very kindly, 70 douhf he on Friday. Thirty locofoco votes were thrown sgainst the nominee of the party. Lawson Conledge Ego. Deputy Warden nf the Conneciicui State Pnson was tha successful candidate.-Boston Courier.
 It S singular and important fact That aIi me Chs' t;nouished officers of the Army and Navy ore known to Se n favor of the election of Gen Harrison ,o ihe Presidency Gen. Scott, Cen. Gaines. Gen. Chncn Gen Case and numerous others equally dis.Ingnsf' ed who hold d high place in the estimation ni ihs American People, have all declared m favor oI i .be minds of sensible DIen Surely these high han ded chivarous officers, who are above the s0Fdld 'n f,uences of place and the love of mammon. krc" aomething of the manner in which our public afair "'' HGryord Patriot Ys ntorr Bockiug Om.-Three of the Van Isure, | The LOcoloco candidates for Governor ln Indian ' A ak. @seR0d
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

There is nothing 90 alarming to the loco fOcos as inc vast assemblages of the People which have con- yeDed in different parts Of the Union. When there was no such enthusiasm. Van BOren was only saved bv inc trling majority of about 3OOO in Pennsylva mia. A change of l50O votes would have prevented his election Have they good reason therefore. to fear and lrembe If one one hundredth part of the in HARRsoNs s favor in '36 he would have been elect ed But @bettcr late than never" HR WILL BE ELECTED NOW. The 2o!OOO at Columbus--the 2O.OoO aI BaIlimore-.be 10000 at FFederick-the l5OOO in KenIucky--the l5OOO in ssachuaetis-the 400oo at TfppeeanOa-the 5000 at Fort Meigs-and the like enthusiasm every where. hae decided 1t, and 10 power on earth can prevent H.-Detross AdU
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

Y., vtor, Bockjne Out.-T'hree of the Van Buret! eand;dates E1r ElecIors in Mississippi, have declined The LOco(oco cAnddafes for Governor in lndiant and Kentucky. ditto ditto.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

A U;oeon vras shot near Platasburg. few days since kaFnO faateued around hs neek piece of pa- C"r: cH which was WI tten. Rocky Mountains May
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

More Rqct;%g Owf.-Mr. Teiy. the Van Buren can, the example of the administration candidate for the same office in Kentucky. aud withdrawn from the canvass. Another Of ihe Van Buren Electoral candi- cliMea-makng three in that tsla'e-(Jadge Qutman, Col Claiborne, and ChapmaA Lew. ESgl who have baekea out from the Van BuFan ticket within the last two pnaihs. This s almost as had as the deserIeFs fnnnn asaa ElanAnrnl fir kaf in HanneHaan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02
WASHINGTON, June p.

WASHING TON, June 22.
 The British Government has accepted the last proposition of our gorernmeni in relation to the adjustment of the Boundary question. with some slight and unobjectionable modi- dication. This intelligence will be truly gratifying to the whole American people whose policy is peace, where it can be maintained consistently with national hon. or and interests.
 If understand the arrangement, there is to be Convention for an exploration and survey of the boundary according to the Treaty of l763, with an Umpire to decide on aH questions, as to which the Commission CTS disagree.-Jour. Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

We perceive by the Congressional proceedings of Saturday last, that WM. L. SroRRs. one of the mem- bers from this state, resigned his station preparatory to entering upon the duties of Judge of the Superior Court to which office he was elected hy the last e gislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-02

The Springfield Robbery.-We hear nothing further of this affair. The person suspected ofthe robbery who passed through this place was not apprehended Several persons have been taken up the neighbor hood of Springfield and other piaces,. confronted with the gentleman robbed, George w. Rice. but not recognized by hinH He thinks he should know the real robber the moment he cast his eyes upon him. MT Rice has recovered from his injury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19
PAR La COuk DES PREUYES.

X&A
1 vera ,ssada Mescrsdi l6 du courans, sur l'ha-
6stsfiUn o. s6sidait fca Bernard Peyfonnin,
par oedrs ds 4 Cour des PTeuves, u pnprici6 per-
~sonnells s~uivantss appastsnant = 10 suceession du
dit Densasd Il 3fpnaiG, d~6e6defeqS0ir:
TOES L. psieasjles Asaanisss sur isbabiisiipn
Z halles de- CStda 4 Chevaux; = Vschss II 4
Vsaax, I'M Wagon I qustse rcusss un ditto I deux
rsdos; IN Ds14: ans Charslte; lOO bafiis do
Mats, On ~ - Reasaas, nns SeIle. mn Fusii .
deux eosps, I'M Fssil sinsplr. Up Mu,squet, Mem
biss dc maiscn, tells qDs Buffet, PoTcslainss. Bu-
reaux Psnduies, &c.
Leg Octo6rs rsoshasn, Il sera vendu sur les
lieas, 4 prnpri6ts 5oaacisss sppasseaaa ! h sues
ceWicss.
~. IN TEsaAs avsc Aps MApsoA q lee anne
liorations qui Is ssouvsnL mesusaut 50 pieds de
face sur 10 pisss d pscfuadeus, Giant e Mo-
de- i'iIet No. ).
Aoai,ie Tesspia No. =. Z ct 5 de ifliet Nh. S,
ious sitpss dsns eAAle pasais de 10 Wills, diyis6s par
A. Gne.
Coadisions-Ia psapst9s6 foDeiese. aun Il deux
ans de credit. a. eHIsD paysblss 81 Bspqus Il en-.
doss6s I satisfAesiea.4 - Pssplittt mobiiisTs, au
CompeaD,. $3.50
5seet-30 CT. TESSlEn, J1Ss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

MOORE, iaf5rrrs respeesssssensss lss ei-
oessoysns d. Rltoa RoaBe, qY.u gneEups smeip-
tenant papeienne r6sidence de e. Fitspatgck. rue
q pES1ise, Oh u fabriqusfa toni ao,ivsaksg d,ss-
ssnE, r6;5srerss les n~soatfes, 10 b0ites ~ lnas;1uea1
ssafdeeatpetitss. q peedsies 10 sosia -
pece . Il eonfsetioaoera 60 oairss a stpaysfa n hi.
jou. II S,astsnd dana peu de- temps : rscsvois IN
grand sssnrfiGent az vefres I luDeties sprcprss 4
tout age. II psnt monsrer des cerfi6eats q1i prou-
vent qa'il = % long-tsmps appssnti dam &c esrss
do travail 81 quill . III employee dams les bouiiaues
1es plus respeciabies do IsEaal.
z psend i'or q l'afssas visux en- 6ehange d. Tn.
vail. % mare 6.6m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19
AVIS.

III G soussignt ouvTira uns Ecole IL 20 cousant,
cds6 de Mr.. 4. Kent. II espere par q tongue ex-
pe,,epce et ses ~capacii6s mclifer pencouragement
ia pub';cs de Baton Rouge.
lB iui-23 G. N. BUTLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19
UNE ec2l11 oE srRfDuNAw 4 "a
NOUyELLE .ORLeANS.

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

- -
p beau bsteau vapsur DBnLLlANTt
- 0aiateslani distribute en cha .brss, para ~ II
MoSyelle QEleans tous les Mescnedis : 10 hsuses
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rifle peus = n crveis Ohtayss tous teas H.
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droit,. spper hat eop 4 lH,oreilie .8suebes ttssm-
pse HIP sar 4 cote s dun r SUI Il hanchss.
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cal, ore Ssspsctlasts4sn sat - servtess ~ pseeSe
80 Il THOMAS 0t0nES MOk.sAN. d
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ysndes des conditions avanteeeuses.
ID Eff. PHILLIPS 4 CO.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

II. Cain z q. Plsties z. "a. y
I'M vssn aim Wit III p1.res mi J6ktns y
IL moi adrsss4 par TsHon. (:oar do Troisiens
Disuiets f4misse - Est tsssSisss 3ssspssssai =
YENnREDf,g oescSss le4d,
ala Maison dc Gour, aux beusss sosdiHaircs dee
svsntes, TOYS les dsoiss;f titfss, hat6s6is q pr6een-
sioas dss 96sndsssfs, dass ssspSur T. pRpritat
eispfds 0fNl{isss saysiks
u Noitt6 dun Z gG1in siiB4 dams cstte psrsie
de 4 villa dc Baton Rouge, divisse psrf eu A Gas
e. desisnt sar y plan par II No. 81 iiet No.9,
6araant tns encdisairs, a tnialitGk du tesrain 90
Dc go pisdt suf Il ne Lafayetas, ~ f2O jpiedede
profsndeuv. Cettc pstf3f shypoth6llu4e sst situ6tA
i'Oueyt dus iii lrs es'ssA kble avec ioutss fes baths
~ a amtlipreA pnsg uf ssy ivouvest. 81
Cont ae-Ao Complent.
|fAUG. DUPLANTIER, Short.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

~ NbvisNt lss esssreaA e.i pssodsaiaai d
n CsNss i Saers daes isbskhatiaa ~ Mdne.
g 3 0uptsaties. I ssvison un mille audss1eae -
Baton knase qu'sllss snnts gard1ss sf1ssomsat, =
qDs Pen . psis de- mssssss psus pa~sr ssieeaqse
enpsendrait. on cassssast De- dcsasgss. Taats
persosue qui oussspsssessit CO svies posrssis eess-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

= s0uss emo vient tcenrent d,augmrnier sOH
Elablisseineai dss srsicles suis.nis:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

y9N1nE.
IN aaoTtinent u neshl6A lies . so1eaass q
saas eeepssea Dsseauxs InyaAeey IA ara mss
liaAi ~ MON TAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
LIREH u G HIS
SYSTEM OF PRESERVING AND RESTORING
HUN N II A IR.

Thi. syse carried to effect BY the ftte Tr oph
Medieated Compound prepared solely by himself
the matter Of =,
what Way Re termed constitutional pred To bslness
will BY the this compound, have their hair entirely
red II faith ally aud gulary applied, mhen he hars
shows mPtoms Of after II has aen s-no
from what canseC confidently be ladies and
temen that The hair will be lost but VIII
GRAY HAIR AT the of gray hair ldi
Gates asd state Of he and cod vssss eonn.e
ed with the Numerous tebd 10 isnaencc inc
change tuch stndy fright fevsrs, long sickness
robustness or the very comnn
practice OF wearing the hat within doors The progress
sd hosc that hive uIey changed, mag &c
their original color To effect this end II IS
com the head be
the rahs short the free OF The HAIR brush evsR
ing end the OF this COMPOUND every
evening snort time, wi, increase the activity OF The
etc. their healthy action Perevere in is course and the
II 10 certain. =,
scusY ANp DArpRrF-Ths Compound is strongly recon.
the he ad free scuff and dsndrf
Nothing the growth and Beauty oft e.
hair heahy state Of the skn In all cases wsrs the
hair one apple will readily all appearance Of IT,
will kssp the hair clean sott glossy
viii Of the appearance which oil pomatan ana
other fatty matters give. r. a, .
To LApiEs invaluable being restorative oil the
hair that fallen of from the sesRs divisions oceasisn
answ purposes OF wash and oils Tor while Il
clean har adds all that soft glossy aud ky ehsrsc
the curs without that greasy appearance winch looks
o III where oil or pomatun has been used -,
rto gives advice gratis all diseases
rect.a the hair. %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
TREAT I.SE ON THE
n j M AN HAIR,

-BY A. GRASpJEAS, No. Barclay street, the only in
svey the study of the human hair the Of bald
ness gray hair &c.
Is your hair falling OF Is it growing gray1 Does
gender powdery sediment called dandruf7 Are you
troubled with scad head ringworm Set With rerosie,
hdrotrsee Would you have fine liberal head of hair
the skin clean and lbe careful follow the adj
vice grauously offered to in Garndjean's New Urea
.ss the HAIR which you can obtain at No Barclay
It is to the judgement Of the whole world, that Grand
jean submits the merits of his composontis to the sci
prove he has already done, that before has
preparation been eicacous capable producing an eff
seecihc for the hair The frs; al Pile alton checks
the growth Of gray kair-by using It constantly, the
thick strong and brilliant The famous Professor Che
misry Baron Thenard thus expresses his opinion in
laton to the animal greese in this admiral com
position, Book ii, page 3l2-" Considered physioogi-
cslly the OF this substance may be regarded as
essuring 10 the the ofher tempe
nature, while 1t diminishes their nervous sensibiliy
and eninently assists nutrition wherefore, persons
who have the misfortune to lose their HAZE, to
have il GRAy and ssbect to DASpsIsF, will find
in the important discovery Of remedy and
preventive which will entirely do with the various
OILS and Pom sdes housond forms and
FIR uhaf kind Of Componion could that IT, nrefed BY per-
faor ri the study Of the skin on the head The
n ,ny vnn pam. anu ronases w1rudr ana hay
since used the Composition with the most happy effects
can affirm to The promp, Of the author promises
| IL used according TO the directions.
HERE IS NO HUMBUG read what Grandjean him
self says in his pamphlet, page lo-" remains or
20 preserve BY proper and trsaent his p0per i
ted this TIE har grOr when the roots decay:
most s,nsSless gsack eold alone The contrary.
The public is informed that the only genuine Medicinal
Composition for entin. the loss OF hairfor
ns IT'S becoming gray-and radically curing Disease OF
he scalp-a composition recommandedby all ply scians
who have snolzed it, sto be obtained ofthe proprietor
B. Each Bottle Will have Grandeaa's Composition
for the HAIR stamped in the glass accompanied with
book having the preprctors written signaturethe only
method 10 detect the many counteries in circulation.
1 dis I'm.
| CARDS CARDS CARDS!
I EOIGERS FLY PRESS FOR PRINTING CARDS
With speed and beauty the only Press the cry
the kns-sYssd from 50 e. 50 inmate Cards printed
cheap Office where the work we'll
Gated. FOLDER, Engraver and Printer,
- 81 Pear street, opposite
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

NAsHfTaHoss Dee ~ 80
s>snsal ga Haiti Hosss--f Trssssss isisfrtsts
Mr. Preston west .. yesterday 70 p.y his respects
.ths Freshest cftAs Usiisd states. a. usual ~nh
ell r.embsrs u Co.Erss. # the eommsaesnepi oftss
....ios Nr Vas Barren vas 10 b.. oses. sd -bsn
the Senator vas sssossesd. tbs mssisl.a ires hia.
.sf ur, with oss hssd 90 the dssk, sud TIE sthsr
holdisg the back of his ehsir Ar Prs.tss ss,or,d,
with kis smiling ssus,sn.ses, ssyisr,
"Hs- d. yea. Nr. Vac Bsres -
NJ Vas Barsa-sfiou are 90. sir-Mr Prsstss
--ssks seat sir." pointiar o. chsir.
Tee parties k~csfas seated, aat after mrn~ut :
sils.ee, she fslowisE isterssiiug disi-rus teek
place.
B-C.id -ssfhsr. Sir
Prrsfcn--Ncrv cd.
.-rhsrs 49, iss, hssr. ~ the RIVER fhif
rnornluN
Prss,on-Ye.. bsiisfs tas rfsr sin ,aes bs
sloscl.
Yn -Leak.ur islraris fhe aIsf.s ~hish -pfas
IN the P3foaac 10 rfthfr thiss tat firfr % fassa
evsr."
Mr Pre.t1n--Nrrl pr,hsbiv -Caal s.rr.sa.s %.
v B.-Go,l 1sruirg. So
Frosa thc shove % giii o. perceived ftaf a. Har
Barsn dos not take b. defeat afh fhf HfIi.ssrlf
asrsthsd o. hin4 80 BE- rHal srFsr haFa ffnaf I'll
S,rstor like NJ Prcst1n. whe hf has lsFiftl ID ht
house On other oco.sisns. in taaf raFsii.r nrnaef
A. cave rodlspisasarr o. W. Prsstaa. b. raaII 81
frri amused a tie Chief Msrisfrsfr ia atsi-r hin
ssea eclS reception. whfn hr sect o. faaa.If hfr
NJ Calhoun wks hts puiifi tfal g. air I...fra
tisn On his shouidsrf wcrit pfrtaps have frrf.sfI
AZ csbrace from thc Presi1s-f. msi hs h4tst. -nta
sneI q thar be cas- Preston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
PROPHECY ,Il,ng lsars Hnn w. tine NO ,nnn n;u


a PROPHECY Ten years from this time no man T;u
n think ef using other remsdes hn sickness assaiis his
fydyps, than those which Gle anse and nnsuy
The BRANDRETH FILLS elesi-e ard purify and cannot
NAV "hark' "toaios what's their erecti They
bind the disease the foul humors IN the sody, which ut
rlatey become great nifty that spoplex orparsyss
il re-ut the psest thes finds tso ate his mistake How
efeat the when the simple method oil
fling the body with Drsndrs,h's Pills y adopted,
that t0uchstsne Of all hum knowledge, has
proved beyond doubt that this celebrated and the h
body naturally dey,ed for he s.st by their aid
whole the fluids and the solids tor
the solids made and renewed from the Euids he entirely
evacuated altered ard completely fegspers anS
SO simple day and pleasure.
The fact that hundreds Of thousands have been cured Of
diseases b. the o these Pills alone IL
we'll TO enucrste the diseases BY Let the set-
with pain whether Of internal extern
iii, msdcne one ortwo weskstr-therr will be no n.c.s
for further afterwards he 20
thu. until perfect Effected which will be genera
much sooner than could be expected.
Branreths Pills less than prevention Of dis
When feel dull pain IN the y, ID tcs rsids
etertiOit then ought 10 take dose Of these
PILE This wall always have good eject because IL u
possible for pain 10 be IN the boe pre'eHcs OF those
hunors which produce az and only By their being fore,
out with purgIng that he 9TH can be restored.
recommend two nj gsnouer Be blSd and
Druggist for BTdndftfhs Pills The first weaken
the body. Ard the lasfopsrehcse FNc called DRs
ofa Druggist Is 10 the prchGser base Counterfeit
frey incapable fprodcns As bs,s results II the Ecnu-
Medicine, insure that must be puchased Of the
the agents duly appointed ~ and VIII hold regular cert.
haie Of which - renewed y'ary There AGENT
NTH hcss IN v,rv tocn othe United States
Those purchasing nj whg.sl must remember that all my
travellers have OF Attorney regularly proved
'' s s sR To- tI; OFFICE
Offices kept exclusively for the sal. Of ~
nil n. BRANDRETH. ~. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
CRsNcH LUyAR PILLs-Ths Lunar Pills, sOeal,s en-

CRENCH LUNAR PlLLs.-Ths Lunar Pills, soeal,d en-
Of their es IN aiding aud producing ~ y
SICKNESS recently discoveries through accident BY
asuaentin " he hospitals 81 Paris his wall
prost be blessing 20 ismsles lie about to establish
distribution of pIs throughout the tntirs
civilized sose The call for them Paris and the surrounding
country really Astounding ctions esen
bo1 prevent and
proper reark that should be taken TO WINS
thsr the rls should not be taken on any
account for certain they in sir operation upon the
they oreraie IN whaey
nldy sssly they wouldis instance have their
su.ee effect wish 20 AVOID imposlt,os be enegn-
in pu the directions aud that they
Be signed by the hser.er whe The general agent fer he
Unit States cf North America Price 50 boz LOUIS
DROUETT. To be had at iia Cherry street, NY In
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DO &C T OR BELL

DOC T o X B Z l. l..
DOrTOR BELL derotss nj. Psus, attention (saily Until
IL Nj 70 the removal Of private diseases
All protrac'ed arrravatsd
iuy treated 6y veitncsd Ersisndsd those
under feet Of
irurs and all who suspect the e lurking
the system consult Dr. D. always with guarantee Of
no Persons eontemp ang usrriage, who been
the sulssCis Of delicate diseases. consult DR. Bell
honorable condet Posr Pam le tiers describing the
Of persons at distance have his prompt attention Dr. Bs
treatment suspicion, and well known 10 be
safe And permanent -. -. -
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday,
$40 shares Bask est So: is Philadelphia Bank 0i a
1914 Mechanics Bank ISL Philad Wilmington and Bait
$4,000 Drafts Ne York sight lo 2s ard Bank
50 3st
Second Board.
United States Bank Sol a6s S2so Drafts New York
st,nt I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

SMALL NoTEs.-A bill has passed the House Of
Representatives Of Ohio, providing for a repeal of
so much of the Of last session, prohibits the
issuing and circulation Of notes under five dollars,
by the banks of that state.