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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
BE NOT DECEIVED.

Deception, misrepresentation. Pan'cs, coax
ing, have been from time 10 Time the order si
the day with the federal party. Deception In
rel alton 10 the objects which the democratic
party have in view misrepresentation oi the
avowed principles and measures Of the Admin
istratien, and the men who support IL; panics.
10 frighten the people into the belief that the
country is 10 be ruined by the course pursued
by tho government coaxing, TO draw, u possi-
BILE. the people from the support OF their prin-
cipes and the men who are known 10 favor
them. and lead them, 10 give their influence
and sutlrages 10 men who have ever manifested
the greatest courempt for the masses, and plsc-
ed their confidence aud reliance on property
Heretofore. one Of the leading. in fact the man.
characteristics Of this party has been TO laud
" men Of properly" The /" rich and wsll-born.
md 10 speak Of the people as turbulent and
lchsogiug"-and who look on property rs their
natural plunder." Now, a change has come ocer
The spirit of their dreams. The lsboring men
appear 10 he the prominent ohjects OF their most
snxious solicitude. They are very much a.
Iarmed AZ the idea Of a reduction IN the Pnee OF
lsbor-they are the friends Of the laboring class
es, So much so. that they eYen condessend 10
come 6oton from their grards thrones, yacate
their marble palaces. leave on their extravagant
and luxurious habits and " descend unto the
'forum ana take the people by the hand, sub
s,itu,s hard cider for their costly wines, and
crackers for the cake Of the confectonary; YER
lily, the day of miracles has returned -
Hereafter we shall probably, hear no more from
The aris,oeracy Of the democracy's "esci,ing
the poor against the rich" Of their desire 10
J" divide property every Saturday night" for. if
we are 10 believe the +" wings" 1.-The democrats
have become the arisiocra,s. and the arstocrars
have become the democrats and are. in good
earnest. with john Davis IT their head. taking
a rery particular regard for The aboring men
The bank men, the monopolls's, and the cor
porationists have come out on paper the advo-
Gates of high wages,-and TO prove the sinccr
" in these declarations. they tell their men in
their EN- ,,loy that if they do moi vote their tick
ct, if they do not oppose the general govern
ment. they will dismiss them from their en-
ploy. Beautiful consistency! unparalleled gen
erosiy! /! unbounded lore for the iaboring
classes! unanswerabe argument of their be-
ing in favor OF high wages
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

~ CONGRESS.-Ws are sgaiu obliged to
cut shor, the details Of the proceedings ol
{ Congress during the past week. but our res
ders have no cause 10 regret it, for they are e.-
iremely dry and unin,eresiing. -..
/ The Treasury note bill passed the Senate on
! Monday. BY a vote Of 25 10 g. Mr.. Benton
voted against it. The General Bankrupt law
has been under discussion. Mr.. Webster pre-
sented his views in speech on the measure.
and submitted his bill on Wednesday. Several
other leading Senators have also spoken. upon
! il. The Cumberland Road bill has been the
subject Of long debate which has not yet ter
minated.
The House has at last got clear Of the New
Jersey election case. for a time. by ordering
the printing Of all the evideace. by very large
majority. This question has been the stand.
ing older of dsbate for an hour or two Of each
day for month or more past and We are clad
that il is disposed OF. Monday was occupied
in the reception Of petitions. Tire hundred
and eleren we're presented by Mr.. j. Q. Adams
in one bunch, and. TO save time. he proposed
that they should be submitted TO the Speaker,
for him 10 select such as were admissible and
TO return the rest to Mr.. A., and il was SO or
dered. On Tuesday and "Wednesday Mr.. Bell
of Tennessee let off long speech on bill he
had presented, purpouing to be bill TO secure
the freedom of elections, &c. On THURSDAY
Mr.. Watter,on, nf Tennessee. replied TO him,
and. III We NAV draw any conclusions from, the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

B:ig Emeline, Heath, Of this port. Is days from
Boston for Galveston. was spoken 2Isl ult lat 80
lon 90, with loss Of rudder, bboom, sc. waniec
no assistance.
Cid at Apalsehicols, l2lh ut. sIoop Lark Ora
per, Havana.
Arr at Mobile. 18th uli sehr Hannah, Boss, Bos
ton.
Cid at New Orleans, Iltb nit. schr Sarah Helen
,Chsce. Mobile.
AT st. Augustine, 18th ult sch, Lurana, Swssey,
ready for Havana
Arr at Savannah, 29ih nit brig Poland, Gardner,
Havana .-Cld schr Eagle, Wiley. Havana
Arr at New York, Isl inst. brig Florida, Phil
lips, 10 days from Apaaebicola I'D, schr Ocia-
via. Weeden. Is days from Mobile.
Sailed from Wilmington. ist INST. brig Echo,
Iawtop, Barbados
Sailed from HAVE, lot ult ship Palesipe, Liule-
field. New Orleans
Cid at Havana, 2oth uli. brig Caspian, Swasey,
Mobile.
wHALERS.
Heard from, of Valparaiso Dec. sih. ship Co.
rnthian, Paddock, Of New Bedford, no oil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
0PTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM0Mllt g. APeRItNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP for teething)
OR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold d; 100 Chatham-s,ree,, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re
quested TO obtain them from the regular agents on
ly--aS there is dcli,erious imitation ofthese med
iciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
W. CALLAHAN, Newport. r. l.: o. u
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC lNTYRE & Co
Pawtucket BENZ. EARL g. Co., Fall River
Mass. GIBSON ~ STERLING, Gt. Barring
ion; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhll Boston ID
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
L. ROBINS, Hartford.
rBEwARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
II See also advertisements on the first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
A CARD.

Capt SYLVESTER Of the brig Gen. Marion, Of
HarpsweliI Me. for himself, his owners. and the
underwriters. takes this mode OF presenting his
thanks TO Capt. CoSNoa, his officers, and crew Of
the Revcnu. Gutter VgHsnt Tor their promp aud
generous efforts in rescuing his brig and cargo from
imminent peril, on Wednesday last. when he ap-
preached the harbor dismaSted and without cable,
or anchors and he particularly thanks Lieut.. Ira.
CT, whose unremilted eKenions did not c case until
he brought the brig to the wharf. and secured hcr
there.
Newpori, April 2 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
rNOTICE..n

Tho assessment made by committee appointed by
the Corporation OF the First Baptist Society in New.
port To make an assessment on pews in the first
Baptist Church, which were received for cd pro.
prictors psws as newly numbered. for the purpo-s
ot raising money to pay Of ihe balance of the debt
Of the cor2oraiion-Iho limo having expired for them
10 pay the same into The Trensury, they are hereby
notified unlcss the pssessmept is paid on or before
the 9ih ofhpril 1S40 much Of their pews will bs
sold at public anciion. as will pay all incidental char
gcs. By order Of the Corpora alton.
ISAIAH BUhDICK Treasurer,
March 18th 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
Robert sJOisnsf0r,

late Of Newport, Esq. deces.edi A certified copy of
said lsat will and Testsinenl, under the seal OF the
Surrogate of the County and State Of New York,
certifying that the same had been duly proven and
admitted tn Probate by the said Surrogate, being
presented TO this Conrt by said Robert James John
son and praying that said certified copy OF said last
Will aud Testament Of said RoDERr JOHNSTON may
be fled and recorded in the records of this Court
in eonfornity to the Statute in such case made aud
provided, to the end that the same may have tho
same force aod effect the filing and recording OF
tho original Will II proved and allow Cd in this
Court would have had,
his Ordered, That the said Petition and said last
win and Testament be received, aud the considera.
ton thereof referedto Court Of Probate 10 be hold
at the State Iicase in Newport on the first Mon.
day in May next, 10 wit the fourth day of MAY 1870
al D o'clock, A M.,-and ,hs, previous notice be
given by publishing cory of this order three weeks
succcssiycy 10 the Rhode Island Republican, the first
publication whereof shall be thirty days, at least
before the said time assigned for the consideration
thereof for all persons interested TO appear at said
Time and place, and shew cause, il any exists, why
the said last VIII aud Testament should not be filed
and recorded M aforesaid.
A trne copy, witness
March % b. b. Rowland, Probate Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
WAGES OF LABOR.

When hear men assert that the interests
Of lsbor are bound up inseparabiy with the nm
stable character Of our currency, my heart
bieeds within me a; the thought of the mon
strous deception which is attempted. The ar
gument. stripped Of its sophistry. is this: High
wages can be maintained only by the present
ELASTIC credit system; therefore, take care Of
the banks, and by SO doing you take care of the
laboring classes.
Again: IL i-ssid. that Spain and Germany.
and italy, are hard money countries America
is paper money ceuotry. Therefore, restrain
the licentousness OF our present credit system.
curb the arbitrary power Of the banks over the
currency, and the American laborer would be
AS wretched rs the Spanish. the German, or
the Italian laboier. So indifferent are the
wings to popular freedom and popular educa-
ton. that they can see no difference between
Italy and New England, except that Italy has
no banks Of circulation. and that New England
has ;hem as thick as the falling leaves in au-
tumn.
Thesc arguments need only to be stated. in
or der 10 expose their fallacy let the harm
lessness Of such false appeals teach our oppo-
nen,s respect for the intelligence Of the peo-
pie.
But is it seriously apprehended BY any that
an increase OF specie 10 the circulation would
unreasonably decrease the wages the Iaborer
The laboring class ia The United States is not
dependent on banks. but rests self sustained,
aud is safe for three causes. /. The Iaboring
class is not in debt, and therefore has no sym
pshy with spectators and men who seek wealth
without labor. 2. The nation has vast CO.
main. where most fertile land is always open TO
the purchaser at moderate prices; where the
Industrious squauer can. withou, aid from pa
per money. achieve an independence. 3. Our
currency is alternately contracting as well as
expanding. BY drawing nearer TO the true spe
cio standard, depression is guarded against more
than its opposite and steady prices. sure
market for manufactures, and a uniform demand
Tor labor. would be the consequence. The pen
dalum swings too far each way /; the tendency
Of democracy is TO repress the exiravagsnce
from which spectators alone reap benefits, and
to guard against the depressions which at last
spread through the land, dismissing the labor
er from his employment. diminishing the price
Of produce. and carrying grief into the families
Of the independent manufacturers. whose
hearths, but for an unstable currency, would
have been gladdened by an honest competency.
George Bancroit's Address at Hartford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
Trees, Flowers, Shrubs, &c.

NOTICE.-The Subscribsr is daily receiving
IN orders for Trees. Flowers. Shrubs. &c, and
as ihe time has now arrived to Transplant them, all
persons in want ofsny Of the above are requested
to call and examine hs catalogue make their selec-
tons, snd leave thsir orders, which will be prompt.
ly attended to-
CHARLES N. TILLEY. Aeen, for
March. II. Ferdinand Potter & Co
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

GFN1NETY FIVE new converts to the
Baptist church were bsptised at Philadel phia
on Thursday last. About the thousand per-
sons assembled to witness the ceremony. which
was completed in The short space of si,,y five
minutes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

c. The Abolition Convsn,ion At Albany
hs, nominated James g. Birnsy. Of N Y. for
Presisen, Of the United Sts,es. and TLos. Earl,
OF Pennsylvania. for Vice President.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

O. The Mexican Congress had authorized
the government TO borrow 81 100000 at not
less than eighty cent, for dollar, for carrying
on the expedition against Texas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

oks. GUIGON has the honor 10 inform
lvA the Ladies and tsentlemen NJ Newport. tls,
at the desire OF many paren,s OF his former parIls
he w,i open his academy in Dancing on Sstur.
day afternoop, May 2d. at IN above haIS
Gentlemen wishing to take lesson, in the evening
will be also attended TO. -. =,
A subscription paper is isit ~ Mr, Cs,lahan's
Book Store, where the terms and condition. may
be known. f~f- -..f -
References: S. FowLxR GARDNER. Esar
WIN. Esais, Esq.
NJ 2SIf Herald Gro. G.. KING, ESQ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

GF-A bill requiring the Bank, to resume spe
Gle payments on the 18th January next, ha,
passed both branches Of the Penusy lvania leg
islature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
APPRENTICE WANTED

4 INTELLIGENT LAD OF I2 to I5
"A wears Of ase, will meet with good encourage.
n,ent to learn the PRINTING BUSINESS by ap-
plying Immediately at the RspvBLicAN Office r. 10
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M ART b


- - ~-fD7<zr 49,
In this town, on Wednesday evening 25th ult
by the Rev. Mr. Howard, Mr.. Henry A. Sampson
to Miss Elizabe,t. p, daughter of Capt. Joshua
Trip, OF this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
Brig Sea Bird. Hammond, Mobile.
Schr Franklin Green, Smith Havana.

SnIrwnEcK -Scbr Nile. Small, of Boston. from
Richmond for Salem. with si4 bbls -four, 100 bush
els corn. and 36 kegs tobacco on Sunday 29,h Ill.
at 3 A. NJ. in thick fog. run ashore on the South
side of Block Island, and was completely wrecked
captain and crew saved. $40 bbls -four all The
tobacco, and her rigging and sails have been saved
One third Of the cargo saved was given TO the in.
habilants for salvage; the remainder was brought
of on Sunday by smack Alert, and will be shipped
TO Boston The wreck sold for $0J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
DISTRICT AND PORT or NEwpoRr.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, I,
March lAih laA0

COLLECTORS OFFICER
March l4,h, 1870.
- EALED PROPOsALs will be fs1c;-rs at
- this office until Saturday the Iith day Of April
next. nt ~ O'Clock. noon for furnishing Oil for tho
Light Houses IN this State. viz.
$500 gallons Of Summer Oil,
300 do. Winter do
The Summer Oil 10 bo Of tho best spsrmsceti s,rsin
ed, and iha Winter Oil Of the best Winter pressed.
from head matter; aud TO be delivered in the fol.
lowing quantities at tho following places:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
LAST NOTICE.

a Ii person. indebted by noio or book seeedn'
"A otbolsue firm Of BORDEN WOOD & CO,
or Borden Wood are hereby notified that unless the
.-me are paid or satisfactorily adjusted previous 10
the 2Cti dsy 81 dAp next, they will on that day inds-
erminsiely bs placed in the hands OF an attorney
10, AMI. Psy,sent can be made 10 Borden Wood
T.o vbo !, authorized 10 receipt for the ssmo
BENZ MUMfORD. Au'y for
SiAL ST, JoHr. Js., Assignee.
S.ppor. March u. isio. fiili Aso-Mer a Tier
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

O. WHILE THE FEDS ARE MAX
ISG A NOISE. THE DEMOCRATS ARE
WORKING SILENTLY But SURELY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
DANCING SCHOOL,
rp. CApRON.s DANCING SCHOOL

lH i. open, and few more pupils will be re-
ceived Application should he made soon
Regular day. Tuesdays aud Wednesday,.
NIB BY the request Of number afIsdss who
prefer attending an EVENING CLASS. he viii
give Lessons N Dancing at Masonic Hall on Mon
day evenings. Those wishing to improve tbs op.
poruni,y nfs respectfully solicited to attend next
Monday evening at o'clock. April lst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08

Loss or SUR CONSTITUTION. letter from the
Mate efthe ship Constitution, Clifford, which sail.
ed from this Port I4,h FEBRUARY for, New Orleans,
states that the ship was lost on Abaco, Feb. 26h -
We learn that the ship was insured IN Boston for
Slc 600.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, March 30

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At market 5i5 Beef Cattle. 25 pairs Working
Oxen, Is Cows and Calves. lao sheep. l5J0 Swine.
About 20 Beef Cattle aud 6J0 swine unsold
Prrces-Beef Ca,t,e.-The prices obtained last
week Tor like quality we're not generally obtained.
A very few extra brought 81 first qoah,y o % q
.5i second quality q 90 25 third quality 30 a
Sc
Working O1en.-We notice few salcs-Ss0,
90, ~, and 10.
Cows and Cslyes,-s23, %, IS, %, ~.
sbeep.-Sales not made public.
swine.--Lo,. were sold to pedde at ~, Il. and
SC for sors and 81, 81 and &c for Barro~si large
sslectkd Bauows lots OF 25 TO 80. at 5.c AT re-
tail ) and 7. according 10 SIZE and quality.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
STa Special COURT or PROB.sTE
holden .Nirporf, March To- 1870

TPoN the petition of ROBERT JAMES Joussros,
u one of the Executors named in tho ast W i'll aud
Tsstaiuen nj of his Iate laiher
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-08
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, REV.
FORT, n. D.

REMAINING IN the POST OFFICE, REV.
FORT, R.L
APRIL 9Th, 1910.
! o." Persons calling for them niH pleas,
say f" odrertised," as they are placed in q
separate bon. '
Agent R. l. Co.l Co. Leeds William 4
Allen James LaughtonJ ..t .
aloro George w Middleton Henry Jr
Angel william Mason Amasa
Mrs-Almy Nancy McAlllster Daniel
Allen Delinds murray Ajax T.
Bayley Abigail MsrrisJ IA.
Borough Ann MsKnuell Miss Mary s
Bokksr May Nichols Walter
Hedges Delphina Nswcomb Mrs Mary
M"s-' Bailey II Mary Nichols Miss Elizabeth
Brown Louisa PeryOR
Brown slnlIa Palmer ziba
Briggs Jane Peters Mr.
Bssl Albert A Miss-Pessman lydia
bab"ock Moses Peckhan Martha
Bridges John Robinson WIN q
Brown David Mrs-Roche John. . &
Barker Charles Robinson Philic
Brown Russel X Miss--Ros Govenia
Barber Henry Russell
Burgess William Strange John l.
brown Abraham Scubdonhus
Babcock Joseph Sherman Jerome
browning Enos T. Sherman Albert G
Coribell Capt Lore,ug snow Charles A
Conley edward Sands Ray
CoggeshalI EleryI sherman Mrs Mary G
Case Joseph Miss-Sampson Mary A
Miss-Cofuell Sarah 4 Steward Agnes
Church Jane Smith Rachel
Chsmpl'n Bsisey Sly Elzsbe,h
Davis VIVA Slocum Be,sey
Dewey A B Swane Harriet
Mn-Dayion Benedict Trip Charles
Dawley Mary Tapnsr Na,han
Elio, Elisa Pew Henry
Durham Lucy l. Thompson C. ri
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k.w-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, March 30.
Reported for the New York Jour. Of Commerce.
Bee,s.-The supply Of Beef Cattle consisted Of
s25 head all from Ita state, aud al sold a, 81 to 81
25. svsrsging & y the 100 lb.-,hs same as las,
weeks prices.
Cows and Calvss--There were rs q, market,
Ito Of which we're sod at %. 35 aud s1s-no
charge from IN. prices Of last week.
sseep-Ths,s were only 200 sheep offered and
aid at ca 20, 50 30 aud . esch-sepsbd good.
Ifsy-The sale, were mpd.rsle. averaged from
IS 10 ca rer 100 lbs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24
United states sIarshalI's Once,

John Douglas, John Collins, and eight others Of
brought up, charged with making revolt on board
that ship, during the voyage from Liverpool to this
port. 1t appeared that the weather was very bad,
traeted to such length, that Capt Bursley deemed
1t prudent to allowance the crew. This created
great discomfort, and, at the investigation of Col
Inns and Douglass, all the prisoners remained be-
they all submitted themselves to the ship pne,
except the two ringleaders, took dozen or ten a
piece, and then went to duty. The ringleaders
then secured, and imprisoned in the ice house until
the ship arrived here.
waiter considerable testimony pro and con, his
Honor committed Douglass and Collins for trial. and
discharged the others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24

iun bcnch present
His Honour, the Chief Justice, delivered the fol-
lowing decisions.
John Connan Us. J.P. Magnus. On motion Of Mr.
Sanford ordered that the referees report
in this cause.
saml shaw and William u. Birdsal, &c. rs.
Sam Taylor. Ordered that the appeal taken in this
case be discharged and the order made at Chambers
confirmed. Costs to abide the event.
John Grigg VIM. w. Mcclellan. Judgment
affirmed
James Manatt rs. Marvin McNulty. New trial
eranted-costs 10 abide the event.
John Delafeld Us Robert n. Schenck, implicated,
&c.-Judgment for plaintiff on the demurrer, with
liberty TO defendant to plead de nevo, ct cetera.
DE Forest Manicc rs. Robert G.. Hanna. Motion
TO set aside report Of referees denied.
The Hancock Bark q. James w. Wallack New
trial granted ON payment Of costs by plaintiff.
William Worrell and Benjamin Gerhard .. James
M'Millcn.-Judgment for plaintiff for one half years
rent and the interest thereon.
John Delaield o. Frederick J. Conant-Judgment
for plaintiff,
The same o. the samoa like decision.
Jacob Westervelt ads. Louisa Van Butkirk, dhds
Louisa --Inqusition set asidc--costs to
abide the event
Cornelius MsCoen and other .. John Wright and
snothcr-Notice OF appeal dismissed. Order made
at Chambers confirmed
George Greason o, James Gwillson-Judsment
for plaintiff.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24
THE STUDY OF
B O O * X E E p N e. .

IS Cedar street, Broadway.
DOOMS open both Day and Evening" from to 2, from
~ to g. and from This of nstruction is
tine of the most useful practice.
passes, under the Of c. c. MARSH Accountant
There elias ese instruction always impaired to
individuals sisglv.
Books used =. ,ii- Pull-Invoice Book Sales Book Bill
Book, Cash jSuN, .Jay Book, Journal, Leger.
Transactions, lat monPartnership business opening
books buying selling lending paying receiving payment
and taking notes interest notes. taking
trial balance
I'd monthly arations the above and
before due note cash and merchandise
failure and compromise shipping account importing
merchandise dscountng drawing selling exchange
bartering, shipping to ORDER insuring trial balance
monh-Slany variations of the above, and
receiving consignments selling d. closing do buying
change company pecuaons receiving account sales closing
amount, making entries cash book balancing
cash exchanging noes, trial balance.
Transac 4th and 5h Notwithstanding eight grand
teal monthly entries from the invoice book sales book and
cash hoe equation Of payment partners interest capital
accounts current trial balance sheet closing the books
re-Opening accounts.
Examnstion-set of fifty questions to review the student
various ready calculations.
No course OF instruction. the believes has
been DEVISED well calculated to impar praocal know
ledge of Bookkeeping, the offered 10 the public
and ng short Of such will prove but little
person OF good capacity deyotng about three weeks
the stndy will be qualified TO keep correctly and elegantly the
accounts of any business. --
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