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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
To callers in Drugs.
Medicines. &C.

Il lie Subscribers bavine recently purchased
y the Stuck oi DRUGS, MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS WARE,&c of the
Esatc OF james Levrricb. tler eased, take this
uelhoA OF inf rniius their frie lis aid the
pubic general y. that they have on hand anil
a,e c"i stanlIy re'eivi & trcsI, supplies OF a I
articles usully kertin their line of business,
which they will dispos" ofon reasonable e terms.
A i orders addres, ed to them will met with
prom attention, and executed with neatuess
and dispatch
p. S Purchasers are particularly requested
10 cali and Examine our Stock and Prices be
fore purchasing else where.
SAMUEL ID CLARK, &Co.
Hamburg March %. 1910. 3 I'm
The Grt envilIe Monntaineer and Pendletou
Messenger will publish the above one month
each, and forward their accounts to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
From Tie fiaruLiua Planter.

To Destroy GROUND MoLEs Take
of Ergo' or Spurrrd Rye. ! ouuce-ofNox
V"miri. rasprd, ] onncr-dissolve iu 1
eaIlon lot wafer: Iei Il hu>hel of seed corn
re soaked in The snuIlon "a hours, then
pour of oil the suIurion. and add 2 quarts
fresh tar. stir aud rub the corn in The tar
nnIil every grain is completely enveluped
with the tar. The tar Keeps the earth
from nulralizing the poisonous properties
ofrle first ingredients. that are absorbed
in the heart of The corn. The Mnles arr
rai very fond of their pulls. and whenever
they do try a dose il kills Them dead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
A SnnwER.-A ,nrrcl,aur was nno d

A SnnwER.-A mrrchan' was rno day
eiurnins imin market. lie WIS IN or,t.
back aud b, hi h his saddle WIS q ,alis-
filled with money. The rain. fell with vin-
cncr. and rh. gund I'D man was wer to
his skin. Al thi<>he was qui'e vexed. and
mnrmnred because God had given him
surh bad weather
lie snon reached the BORDERS Of thick
rurest. What was his terror on hehnl Ii *
IN one side fthe road, Il naber. whn. with
levrIled gun WIS aiming at him, and at
tempting In fire! Bur the powder being
wet by tho rain, tho Gun did MOI en- off, aud
the merchant giving spurs to his horse.
fortunately had time IN e>cnpe.
As soon ~ he Il uId him efs1fe, he sal |
to himself .'Ilow wrong was moi To en-.
dure the rain patiently as sent bv Provi.
,lence. lfthe weather had hern drv and
lair, should MOI prnhahv have heen alive
ut this hour; and my liIIe children wond
have expected my return in vain. The
rain which caused me to murmur came at
a fortunate moment, 10 savo my life aud
preserve to me my properly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
.EIeaU Furniture 0asG join
ei.S &kOD.

VN<HE subscriber takes this method 10 INFORM
] his friends. aud the citizens of this, and
the adjoining Districts, that he has permanent
~ located his
FURNITURE AND JoINER's SHOP
OH the Mar,intown Road, near Gilgal Chmch,
about twelve miles above Edgehed G. House,
and II below Cambridge. B"ing Mechan.
ie himself, and having experienced GOOD
workmen in mis- employ, he falters himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction to oil those
who may favor him with their orders. lie has
on hand. and expects TO keep good assolt-
men, OF PANEL DooRs. SASH, BLINDS, ASD
MAyrEL PIECES. Also
CABINET FURNITURE.
Such as Wnrdrobes Sidcboards. bureaus,
Book Cases. Folding Tables. SC. Sc.
Repairing done at The shortest notice. and on
reasonable terms. IF desired. lie will GO any
distance under twenty-five miles, TO Glaze.
All orders thankfully received, aud pnnctn-
ally attended 10. Address the undersigned
Dnn,msvi;'e. Edgefeld Distric', 5. C., or Wm'
F. Durisoe, Edgefeld Court House
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
Near Gilgal. S. C April 30, 1910. :'m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

1t has been settled purpose with me
ever since came iulo public, LIE. 10 a
vol y, as far as possible, lie mingng OF
the quesinn ni abolition with the. party
politics IF The day. | believed il Off
much consequence To the South, To permit
1t Ia he involved III The epheneral though
vi"lrhl passinns of political struggles; or
To become a caIch."nrd, of eniply noise
flung backwards and inrwardS-wnh less
and les, import from day Ia day. In such
Il stale Uf things. | saw great tiangcr.-
this Question | determine q 10 keep in my
own mind apart from and above all the
symlmlhies and purI."srs Of party; union
nn HIS sub; ;;eci, 81 all important, can only
he preserved 10y admitted and recognized
differences in politics. We lal! into elni
neui danger, when We permit ourselves To
suppose that portion uf the South who
differ with us on The Presidential election
are therefore hostile to Southern instiu
lions. The suI,ryuf lhose institutions is
4 paramount consideration with all; by
the means of accomplishing liint safely
are The Legitimate subj jert rf difference of
opiuion-ou which difference, in various
degrees, must, in IN. nature of things ex.
i,t. You, fellow ciIizrns, hive declared
your opinion thai the re-. lie. tion OF Mr..
Van Buren,, is cxpp,;,tur Inr lhls grcarln.
terrsi mher citizens of Charleston, tIInh
otherwise. Tue great slavr.hu ding stale
or Viruiuia has i,' ~. u,u,, .unI,aI;c wav.
,l.c,,r.J ,I,a, s,,s ,h;vk. n,I.rn is. I,nr1r
r,r,;nu. W ;f n', ,,n.;,I.J ,,.,;,,,,u.s ,r al
her cnn,, rn,;unsS,atrs cuncur wmb vir
,;n;a. .nJ s"r.Iv sI,. M ,,rd ,I,.v c,nn,l Il.
con.;l.r.d bn>,;i. r. S,mbrrn Interests.
nr ,i;.n,,aI Il, ,..,,cr f., III. ,hni;,i,r;.,,s-
I nm, r,y..rr ,nJ.r ,he s,,.yu,rd IF ,L.,.
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:, han nv nIi,;cL r.r,,,I;,,-. arr. ~.
s,,re ~ ,i,.;r.
I r.gr., f,.IIow c;,iz,ps ,ba, should
d;fr.r will ynn II, ,h .ulruial elrr,iun.
hn I,,,. y, ,,,,.,,in, ,T ,.n,,,;uy inn, -
vinlir,t;,n nr n,s,.lt.or f, discussion If ,Lr
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,b,n o., ..,, :. wnrd nm ,be r.I:,,i,n witch
!, ne,rs r. ,he suL;.c, Which mcas;crs nm.
"LJ.".o I " aI,l,,uvh .,ne - r. ,'a;n.
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""e" ~ '"' .' ofrnI fr,,I, " Wv
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llcVe Indl IlliiI phIIy IdS u ~ pViSIS'tu III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
May Is. 1910

Gen. Baity Of Accomac.-A, dinner
given Ia, luis gentleman iu Drummonl
Town, tVn.) the following were am"n.
the rna>ts giveu on the occasion:
BY Gen. Bailey. The Democracy oi
Arrnlnac-Composrd, ii is every where
nu oi HE would he grra, and really little
hnr of the middle class, the bone an.l sinew
of society.
BY Mycr, w. Fisher. The Virginia
RrsnIu inns Of '9S-9-The chart and com.
piss fnIlmIx rrpnhiranisnr. May the
people Of Al cnl.ac always direct their
course by their unerring guidance.
By James J. Ailworth. John e.. Cal
houn-'rhr unwavering friend of Denuc-
rary and SIar- RisLrS. The people will
moi Look in vain Ia him Iur The >uppor, oI
their princi lies, OH the success of which
naInl Y depends the preservation of their
iirrIirs
BY Walter D. Lewis. The Hon. f.
w. Prkrrs-One ofrhe Inliirsr and nnh-
lest politicians thar grace The halls Of Con.
gress IInw much more enviahlc The
laurels which gather around lis brow.
than those which a-e hoa>le, Of by the in
leresled followers of Harrison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
Head Quarters,
Columbia, April 70, ,lS40.

GENERAL ORDERS.
No. ], New SERIES.
EUlS EXCELLENCY the Lieutenant Gov
EM ernor in assuming the command of the
militia of South Carolina. under the Constlt''.
ton. announces to the Aiis-d--Canpappoir tel
by his predecessor. that he desires them to co'''
tirue in office during the mainder of the Gu
berna,orial term; and ,hn: no new appointment
will be made, except 10 al th'' sarancIes OF
those who mav indica'e wish 10 re'ire from The
srv,ce by reslgni; their commissions.
b. order of the Coln,na ndcr-in Chief.
JAMESJONES.
Adi't and Insp'rs General.
Anril -. 1910 GC1 h Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
III. Nommoth Warehouse-Tbe r

The Mammoth Warehomse.-The ma
sons are nov at work upon The foundation
of this edifce. II is expected thai The
building will be sufficiently advanced in
'ime fur the reception 'f tile crop now
grnwing. When finished ii will he a nam.
moth warehnuse indeed; The ground en,-
hraced wiihinihe square described by tho
corners. looks almosI sufficient for small
village, to say nothing of a single building.
Hamburg Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

The Rogue Caught.-Leyis. The alb.
scnnd'ng Cashier OF the Schuylkill Bank
Of PhiIa rlpiia, who prepared AMI sold
The counterfeit crrriti alrs of stock in the
Bank of Kentucky, WAS arrested nj Paris
in April. and will he brought home for
trial aud punishment It'd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
From the Charleston OJserrer.

The Asri-SLAvERr SoclErY.-Which
figures in New York, during The May an
niversary week, were refused, this year,
the occupancy of the "Tabernacie," in
in which they had formerly held their
meetings. and were finally obliged to cele-
brale their anniversary in a much less
conspicuous place aud smaller house than
they had designed. From The report of
IIIrir proceedings which has reached US,
il is aIrInlan'ly manifest that they are a
,lisj"inled and crumhling hody-bitterly
r"nten'ling aiming lIIemsrlves-greatly in
'leht-and without any resources to meet
tie demands against them. and with d
constantly decreasing number, who are at
all disguised 10 show them The least coun-
rrnanrc ar favor. With them the grand
cilnarterirk is passed, aud they are fast
sinking intn "ihe seer aud yellow leaf".
with The reflection that the summer Of
their day has been speLt in labor worse
than useless. aud without even The misera-
bic satisfaction which partial success gives
to those who adopt unhaluwed means for
the accomplishment Of unhalluwcd ends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

Had .-uARTERs. I'd Brigade 5. Z MinliL.
Edceield C. H.. april 2S. lS40
KHR,NCIS CALHOUN of ihhevi;le. hav-
ing heen appointed Brigade Gnarter-
Master of he Id Brigade. with the rank Of
Cap,a,n. will be obeycd and resp' cted acc"r-
dinsly. ~,
BE-. NICHOLSON. Brig. MaJcT.
April 23. 1S40 Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

s:sAo lsuAprARs. al brigade 5. c. Militia.
:dspfeld e.. H.. April %. lS4C.
E+TOHGF ADDISON. OF Ed eheld having
ss heen aproin1,d brigade INSPECTOR OF the
2i Briga,ie. with tie rank OF ha.or' VIII bs
co we'd and spectrd accordingly
i,y order nf General w. N+NslsH.
B. F. NICHOLSON Brig Major.
A..il 2S. 1880 is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

Hnrd times in France. Hard times"
il srems. are not confined to this country
and England, hui are almost universal in
their evIrn'. Niuer! -une bankruptcies
took place in Paris. il all The mnnrh Of
March. for n sum in pr"s, lille shurl Of
thirty million of Iranrs.-iEd,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
ESTR NY.

HDURDETT C0RLI Y,li,ing on the Ham
b burg Road one nj d a halt miles from
Huiet's ferry in Edgefeld District, tolls before
me. an estray sorrel stud colt. Thirteen and a
half hands high, with a small strrak ct while
in It's forehead. four years old. no o;her marks
perceivable. Appraised at fifteen dnlnrs.
GILES MARTIN.
AnriI 6th. 1910 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

Mother and Child in Me Woods.-It is
stated tha, one of The Texian prisonerns
among The Cnnmunches. Mrs. Webster,
who escaped and came inro San Antonio
few davs afier the Terrible slauIher, wa.
tu elve days, after leaving The Indians;
wandering about befnre she reached a
point of safety. She carried her child the
whule time, and CLEANED her subsistence
from The fruit of The pricklv pear, which
ahonnds in these regions-Several times
she saw marauding bands of the, enemy,
but contrivetl TO elude them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

A great mini retracts an error as soon
IA il is discovered. To persist in wrong
is absolute fully. Can it he degrading 10
acknowledge that we have discovered tho
truth!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04

"Oh, Nanny, wilt thou not gang WI
me-" as The falluw said when be was try
ing 10 steal the goat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-04
rTulti Bole Cotton Seed.

vHyHE above Seed can be had at the Store
Of G. L. g. f. PENN g. Co. ON good
terms. Warranted genuine.
Mareh1, 1910 IT'S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

FAsHIoSABLE MovEMrSrs The once extraor-
binary Fanny Kemble (now the amiable Mrs. But
Ter, with smart husband ard two fine children)
arrived in town yesterday, on her way te England,
in the British Queen, to see her father who is his
last legs. Her husband follows next spring. Pre-
vious to her departure however, Mrs. B. has found
time to write ballet for Fanny Elssler, which is
said to unite great genius and taste During Maia-
moiseile Elssler's engagement in Philadelphia, Fan
ny Kemble frequently visited the theatre to see
Fanny Elssler, and great artistic is capable Of
estimating another, the poetry Of tragedy became a
great admirer OF the poetry Of motion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

Mkt SESSION or CoNeREss.-Congress meets
next Monday-oR Tuesday Mr.va Buren, makes his
last speech and dying woodland on "wednesday i,
will be published in the Herald. What is to be
donei The Government is in debt $50 900 900, and
the yearly revenue unable 10 meet the yearly ex-
Penses-evsry department in arrears and in disor-
der What 10 Ia be donel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

STEAMBOAT ExrLo.-oS-Another steamboat ex-
ploson is reported the Mobile papers Of Eth inst
The steamt Express burst her bsiler the pre-
eeding Sunday in ascending the river near St Ste
phen's. Five killed and seven missing
List Of Sufferers -Drowned-Moses Nethc ton
Bargeman; VIM. johnson, deck hand; VIM. Bos-
worth, do.
Dead-Jobn Langdon, Fireman; John (Frerch
hoy) cabin-boy.
Badly Injured-James Sweeny, I'd Engineer; W
M. Bigby, Pad Pilot; Luke Mcclure, passenger.
Injured-Captain J. T.. Mcclure, Edwin hndcr-
son, Mate; F.. X. Weaver, Steward; Deck hand
(name nnknown.)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

FIRE AND AccipESr IN NEw ORLEASs.--On the
morning Of the I7h inst, fire broke cut in a three
story building, No ~ Common street, occupied as a
grocery by Mr.. Bernard Donlin. The guiding and
contents were mostly destroyed loss Of goods
SI50OV, insurance 900. Three men were obljg-
ed to Jump from the building, aud two OF them
them were seriously injured. Their names are John
Byrne, aud +. kayne.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

THE PRINTING or CoNsREss AsD THE DEPART
MESTs.-This prize has already excited the cupidi-
ty Of the politicians and Office seekers. Thurlow
Weed Of Albany, and Richard Haughton Of Boston,
were in close consultation en- Saturday with James
Watson Webb on this subject The new Kitchen
Kabnet intend To set aside Gales & seaton, and to
appropriate to themselves all the " spos' which
Blair & Kendall have fattened. More this sub
ject anon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

U. s. SErAroRs.-w. P. Mangua, and w A. Gra-
ham have been elected Senators in Congress from
North Carolina the former for Xix years from he
4th of March next, ard to fill the xpred term Of
Mr. Brown the latter to fill the unexpired portion
Of the term of Mr. Strange, which is two years
William II King has been reelected to the Senate
Of the United States from the State Of Alabama.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

PROPERTY REcovEREp.-The valuable property
lately stolen from the Watch and Jewelrv store Of
Mr.. McGrcw Of Cincinnati, was discovered on Sa-
tnrday evening in the house Of Canadian named
Harvie, in that city. The wife had the goods in
her possession, the man having decampcd. Hsrvie
is believed to be the same scoundrel who sometime
ago robbed the Osweso New York; Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

NEW BRANcH OF CsUSTshrrITISo.-Ths Miners
wv. To Free Press Of the ID instant, says that a
discovery had been made within the few DAYS pre-
vious, that Counterfeit County Orders OF Iowa
county had been rculated to rsble exicat,
both al Mineral Point and Gslena
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

MAIL RoBBrR CAvcnr John Sassee, depu-
ty postmaster at Morristown, Jefferson county,
Tennessee, was detected in purloining letters aud
pac kages from the mails a they passed ihrosgh his
Office, arrested, and confined at Knoxville.
The RrD RivER, according TO the Shreveport
ntclligencer OF 18th inst, in excellent order
and the ~ are hosses full of cotton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

We are unavoidably con selled to omit num-
her Of versisensnts to-day. They will appear
ealariy hereafter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

MoRE LETT WoRK.-Thc Toronto Commercial
Herald states that plan for the destruction Of the
Gore steamboat was devised at Rochester, a ew
nights ago, and would have been effected but for
timely notice given by officer of the U. S. army.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

ArrESPr TO Ron THE MAIL.-An attempt to rob
the Lancaster mail ii ten miles out of Phiiadei-
phia, on Saturday evering last, by two men armed.
They carried off the mail; but IL was subsequently
found unopened.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

CAMPsAcnY.-At the last advices, Campo aohy
was in peaceful and prosperous state, but Tibon
Co. is represented as being still the seat of war;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

THE CsuRT ron THE CoRsscTIoS OF EanoRs.-
This important tribunal, being court Of appeal and
a so,t OF dsrRisr resort, when htgsnts rich
enough 10 carry their up far, now sitting
at Al ozny, Tor the settlement Of several highly
.teresting questions in evil aud criminal law.
IL the case Of Isaac l.. Varian st ais. The ri 1ht
OF the Aldermen TO sit as Judges IN the Criminal
Courts As the Judges elected by the people. In Eng
land il is well kno that the Alderu of all clues
clam aud enjoy such right It's deemed one Of the
high prerogatives Of the citizens and II is even be-
lieved that he charter which gave them that right,
put Il of the power OF the Parliament to deprive
them Of it. Here We have the extraordinary case
OF the people OF the state, represented b Css'-s
O'Conner and Attorney General Hall, eontend'ng
against the right OF the people Of this city and
county TO one Of the privileges secured 10 them by
charter from the original founders Of the corpora
ton. Mr.. p. A. Cowdry and District Attorney
Whiting support the rights Of the Ald,rmsn. No
decision has yet been given.
Nextths case Of Ezra w hite which we have so re-
peztcdiy remarked on, wse was convicted OF kill
ing poor foreigner named Fitzpatrick, in very
rufhanly and oowardly manner. White ia now IN
Albany in the custody Of deputy sheriff, w. II.
Sparkes. His appearance when takon from "the
tombs" into the free air Of heaven not
devoid Of interest. The long eoniaement he has un
dersone has prodsce1 him degree Of anguor aud
he have lost that unfeeiing sort Of stoic,
which IVES remarkable during the trial Of the
case, when u was often remarked that he seemed
the most usconcerned person present.
David Graham, Eco, and Mr.. Steven', of Albany,
are engaged for the prisoner, and Hall and whiting
for the prosecution.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

FROM FLorIDA.-N was Tumoured in ST Angus
tine the 10Th inst that all the posts were TO be
destroyed except few necessary depets !; wagons
sold, company officers to march foot, and the old
system OF hunting the enemy to be revived. We
hope nothing of the sort will he done. Hold on as
as you are. Let the squaws and ponies alone. Gen.
Harrison will finish this business way or smother
he gets the ship Of state fairly uadcr way
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

SUICIDE Richard Childs, retired merchant OF
Boston, of estimable character, killed himself by
cutting his throat, On Saturday morning last 1t
supposed that he labering under abe rraton Of
mind,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

oRev'-Turner's superior fests Of horsemsnshiP
a'tss bowery Amphithes,rs has attracted universal
s,'en''on The very climax Of horseuanship, that
o' throwing somerset from feet 10 feet upon his
MORSE mas been successfully performed by this IN
squared equestrian, being the only one who has
accomplished the daring feat. MseFsrisnd the
h'y somerset man, and the Lilliputian Races, to-
se'hsr with the first appearance Of Mr., Gossin and
:" other ladies' IL the arena, form the principal at
fractions of this evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

ASorutR PLor.-The Rochester papers contain
account Of trial of several individuals CHARGED
WIN eonsp.rs 70 R''1sp u. mackenzie, and
ed on Friday last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

CHATHAM THEATRE .-Thorne brings out new
thing tonight, "the Devils Ducat, or the Gif, Of
Msmmon," from the pen ola popular English su.
thor; also, 1.-THE Alpine Hunters" in which Mr.,
Mossop makes her appearance. This, with tn. 10.
sslpiece, "New York as II is" constitute a ,srv
attractive bill. MrstThorpe and Mrs. Mosssp are
two Of the preiest women and best actresses on the
New York stage. They are entirely unlike in every
respect, but they equally popular s the Chatham
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

Noe Oct. !, 1879. Dee. lac.
Loans lii5.3is ft9
Specie Issei sts7 lsHss
Circulation ssiIef sses, sssln
Deposites i7ts2 l5STG sFs
The Central Bank required by law TO pay all srpre
pratons pay able the state Treasury, and the interest
on the debt subsequent TO the report is' and up
a, tNs the hanks hes incurred liabilities amounting TO
Al aso as Of which 100000 n due the rheniS Bssk Of
this city, rs means Of payment iasssa leaving 'obe
provded for 2o5 al To meet this the Legislature or
derea the sale ,the stock held by the Central Bsnh -
other institutions amounting to ~ ocdooo, and authorised
the bank to issue hills to twice the amount Of its capital
These resources appear however not to have snswered
the purpose The bank has been obliged TO extend 10
issues and 70 ship its rece TO meet the interest on hs