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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-27

7OTICE-The subscribers. in view OF their own Ia
bes are compelled TO collections. and, for that
purpose they give notice. all concerned that all claims IN
their favor due ard paid by the lsi OF March, will be
placed in the hands of proper officers for collection
l. E. JONES 81 CO.
Jan Both, 1871. All
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-27
a Farm for sale,
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution o. Partnership.
ME copartnership heretofore extng bewcc, Warner
N. leed-. Jo.n " liltamsan aud In mas VI Carey
under the Of Leeds, Williamson ~ 60. the milling
business, tins day dissolved by mutual All
indebted 10 them viii please make payment Thomas NJ
Carey and those havng demands against them viii call
hun for payment The business wa be conducted ia f1
by Thomas II. Carey and Joha W williamson, who win
be pleased wait all may f1so them theif
custom. WARMER n LEEDS
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
TiIOS. VI. CAREY.
Richmond, Second month. .lnd, ISL ST.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05

If you wish to secure the reputation OF
being an honest man-pay your debts. e.
If you would avoid bringing disgrace
upon the religious party you belong to-
pay your debts.
IF you are anxious to be good, and be
charged low price for your goods, never
fail to pay your debts.
If you wish obtain such credit as your
business may require-be sure oPay your
debts. A.,
If you would avoid embarrassing
others who are depending upon the sett!s-
ment of your account-pay your uets'
If you wish to prevent mistakes and
litigation keep your accounts well ADJUST
If in the expectation Of death, you
would like to leave your affairs in "a satls-'
factory condition-pay your debts. :.
IF YOU wish to aid in the circulation OF
money, never let cash remain by you--
but pay your debts.
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regard TO these transactions, the commit
tee can find no authority on. the minutes
OF the Board, and have been referred To-
none, by the President upon whom they
called for Information. 9 7',' e. e rSstf''
The Committee submit herewith fAp!!
|pendixo NJ. statement Of the Profit and
Loss Account of the Contingent Fund. and.
an abstract Of the losses c6argable. there.
to. In this last account there IS a charge
under date Of June 80, 1850, of 400 600
dollars to "Parent, Bank notes accouDt;ns
which has not been explained to the satiis.s
factionof the Committee. Thrust be also,
mentioned, that among The expenditures
of the Bank, there is entered, at various
dates, commencing May S, 1885, isumS
amounting in all to 6ls, $50 dolIarsy15
cents, as paid on the HReceipts Of Mr.. NJ
BiddIe," Of "Mr. N. Biddle and 81 Cow
perthwaite," and cashiers Vouchers -
AS the Committee were unable to obtain
satisfactory information upon the subject
of these expenses from the books or off, ?
GERS of the Bank, application was made
by letter to Mr.. Biddle and Mr.. Cow,
perthwaite, from whom no reply hasbeen
received. 5S5s.. .-,.F
The Committee have now performed
the task assigned them by the stockhoId-
ers. They have endeavored TO select
from the mass of materials submitted. to
their examination, only such as seemed
sufficientt to illustrate the general course
of the administration of the Bank. To
have gone more into detail, would have
required more time than was allotted to
the Committee, and to have accompanied
each particular with full explanations,
would have extended their report beyond
all reasonable limits. They have given
the simple facts without comment; but
enough has been presented, it is believed,
to enable each stockholder to form a iudg-
ment of the manner in which the interests
committed by him TO his trustees and a.;
gents, the directors and officers, have been,
managed. To satisfy mere idle curiosity,
the Committee had no inclination, and
would have gladly omitted many of the
facts and explanations they have given,
would such course have been reconciled
to their sense of duty, to those by whom
they were appointed.
JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT,
MOSES KEMPTON,
CHARLES MASSEY, ir,
EDWARD COLES,
JOHN BACON, - 5.t-
JAMES s. NEWBOLD.
Attest sa 50
GEORGE SHARswooD, Sec'y.
Bank of U. s. Philadelphia, April 3, 1S4l.
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A Coop ONE.-A newly appointed
watchman of bank, a few days ago, was
accosted in the street with "halloe Joe,
has the bank been robbed lately2" The
quick retort was, "No, it isnot worth rob
bingr
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"Pa, is dogs gots wingsl" Wings! no
chiId-don't you know better than that"
"Why, thunder and scissors, pa-thls ere
newspaper says big dog flew at man
and bit him--so I guess dogs is got wings.
too" .sag'' g
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April and May, 1889, the sum of eight hun
dred thousand dollars, and the account
was thus balanced. The committee have
reason to believe, that this sum constituted
a part or perhaps the whole of the profits
derived from the second series of ship
ments. How, and among whom, it was
distributed, they have not been informed,
but from the terms of the final settlement,
to be adverted to presently, each one will
be at liberty to make his own inferences.
The third and last account, amounting
to 3,241 O42 dollars SO cents, appears on
the books, as "Bills on London, advances
S. V. s. W." These letters stand for
the name of S. V. S. Wilder of N. York
Messrs. Humphries & Biddle, to whom
these consignments were made, continued
their accounts in the name of Bevan and
Humphreys, but without the knowledge
of that firm, as appears by Mr.. Cabot's let
ter of December %, 1910. The result
of these last shipments, was loss of 962,-
524 dollars l3 cents. Of this amount the
sum of 553,9Os dollars 81 cents were for
excess of payments by Messrs. Hum
phreys & Biddle to the London Agency,
beyond the proceeds of sale, with interest
thereon. The parties interested. claimed
and were allowed deduction for loss on
$4,000 dollars of Southern Funds, used
in the purchase of cotton, when at dis
count, the sum of 31O,O7l dollars 80 cts,
and also this sum, being Bankers Com
mission to Messrs. Humphreys & Biddle
on advances to Samuel Jaudon. Agent,
1861 dollars, Sc cents, making 33l, ,l33
dollars, 16 cents, and leaving to be settled
by the parties the sum of 63l 800 dollars
81 cents.
Before proceeding 10 state the particu-
lars of this settlement, it will be proper to
precede it by the remarks of the Commit
tee of the Directors, by whom it was ef-
fected. They say: "a long and difficult
negotiation has resulted in the settlement
of three fourths of the Balance, and an
agreement for the settlement of the re-
naming fourth. The payment of. half
the amount, and the agreement for one
fourth, are neither of them such as the
committee labored to obtain; yet the
terms are better than at one period of the
negotiation they could reasonably have
expected, and although unsatisfactory in
themselves, are acceptable under the Pc
culiar circumstances of the case"
The settlement reported to the Board
on the 2lst Of December, 1S40, was as
follows:
With Mr.. Nicholas Biddle for
one half amounting with in
tcrest to 1921, ,22O 13
For which there was received
from him in payment, three
bonds of the Republic of
Texas, for five thousand
dollarseach,a land anorder on
Gen. James Hamilton, then
in London, to deliver tothe
Cashier, or his order,
bond of the Republic of
Texas, payable in London,
for 1O,l26l. 13s. 3D., and
also Ninety Bonds of the -..
same, for two hundred and
fifty pounds each: these
with interest due and Ex-
change, according to cai-
culation made by Mr.. Sam
uel Jaudon, amount to s2O1,642 20
Leaving balance of S1l9,577 SO
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49,793 SO
Sl6l,793 80

-... Sl6l,793 80
Mr.. Thomas Dunlap, of Philadelphia,
guarantees under date Of December 81 !,
ls4O, the faithful and punctual payment
of the loans to Mr.. Wilder. The Com
mittee of the Board add "Under this ar
rangement we apprehend no loss to the
bank"
Upon the presentation of the Report Of
the Committee on advances to the Board,
on the 2lst of December, 1910, a motion
was made, to recommit the same for the
purpose of having inserted therein the
name of the party really interested in the
one fourth part for which the settlement
was made with Mr.. g. Y. S. Wilder
This motion did not prevail, but the Re
port was accepted and the committee dis
charged.
After the Report had been read, the fol.
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were
submitted by Mr.. James Martin, and
unanimously adopted by the Directors
present, who were Messrs. John r. Neff,
Joseph Cabot, Lewis VAIN, John Con-
nell, Manuel Eyre, Richard Price, Law
renee Lewis, James Martin, George Han
dy, and Robert Taylor; Mr.. NefF acting
by deputation as President pro tenn. in the
absence of Mr.. Dunlap.
"As it appears by the Report of the
Committee on advances, that large trans
actions have been going on for several
years without the sanction or knowledge
of the Board of Directors, and as it further
appears, that these setransaCtions were most
ly if not wholly for the account and to the
Profit and Loss Of the executive officers
of this Bank at those times, it is due from
this Board, that their just condemnation
of such things, should be fully expressed,
and recorded: it is therefore
"Resolued, That the business of loan
ing money exclusively and of right belongs
to the Board of Directors, and that all
loans or discounts made by Committee
of the Board, in concurrence with the
officers, should be duly reported TO re-
euIar meeting of the Board.
"Resolued, That the loaning or dis
counting, on the deposlte of collateral Sc
curty or promissory notes Of the officers
of the bank is unauthorized, and contrary
to the proper administration of the affairs
of the bank.
"Resolued, That the large advances
made by the officers of the bank, in the
periods of 1878, and 1889, being
totally unauthorized, and unknown to the
Board of Directors, merits and receives
our lust censure and condemnation"
By the Thirteenth Standing Rule of the
Bank, it is provided that the Committee
on the state of the Bank, composed of
five members, and elected by ballot every
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$119,577 SO
Leaving a balance of
20

For this balance Mr.. Biddle agreed to
deliver to the Bank within one month,
Texas Bonds. and on the delivery of the
last mentioned Bonds, the Bank agreed
to give him full discharge from its claim
upon him for his share of the loss on these
operations. This contract has been per-
formed. The Committee of the Board
say, in reference to this scttlcment:-"A-
ware that the Texian securities were much
below par in the market, the Committee
reluctantly agreed to the settlement, un-
der the belief that a better arrangement
for the Bank could not be (at least ami
cably) effected, and in the hope founded
on general information, that the Bonds
might, at distant day, be disposed of
without serious loss"
The Committee also settled,
with Mr.. Joseph Cowperth-
waite, for one fourth of the
loss, Sl57,s47 IA
For which was received in
payment, Mr.. Cowperth-
waite's share in certain
Dauphin county CoalLand,
which cost $4,000, less
O ooo 1(,'' 's"s' 10000
Land in Cataraugus co. N. Y.
which cost, 5,ooO
Land in Lycoming co., Wis
consin and Michigan 2o,ooo
Boston & Illinois Land Co.
Stock, II shares par $1,000
Commercial and Rail Road y.
Bank of vicksburg, $50
shares par, 35,0OO
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Planters Bank, of Mississippi.
SO shares par,
West Feliciana Bank, 100
shares par,
Germantown and Norristown
Rail Road Co. 500 shares
q par, 80
Camden and Woodbury. Rail.
Road Co. 100 shares par,
Loan of Camden and Wood
bury Rail Road Co.,
And a cash payment, the
Committee say of "about"
Making altogether;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05

CoURT1Na SCENE No. 2.-3Jonathan,
did you read that are story about the man
as was hugged to death by the bare2"
"Guess did! Sewke- it did make
me feel so bad"
"Why-how did you feel, Jonathan!'
"Kind'er sort'er as if I'd like to hug you
earnemost to death tew, you tarnal, nice,
plump elegant little critter, you Sewke."
90 la! 60 way-you Jonathan"
CouarrNa SCENE, No. 3.-aAhl Sewke,
you are sich slick gal-heighoF III
"La! amt you ashamed, Jonathan!"
IL wish was ribbin, Sewke."
"What for-hey?"
"Cos, may be, you'd tie me round that
are nice pretty little neck Of yourn-and
I should like to be, darned if1 shouldent."
90 la!-tlere comes mother-runp
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y$263,9OO

The Committee state, in reference to
their settlement with Mr.. Cowperthwaite,
that 1t was made On the ground, that "with
the exception Of few thousand dollars
retained to pay other debts, the agree.
ment comprised all his remaining pro-
perty.'' -
The Committee also settled s
with Mr.. S. V. s., Wilder the
remaining one fourth, amount
ing with interest to S161,793 33
For the purpose of enabling
Mr.. Wilder to settle this amt.
in cash the Bank of the U. 8.
in N. York, loaned to him the
sum of $4,000 on the secu-
rity of
/. Real Estate at
Green HILL Philadel-
phia county, $4,000
2. Five thousand
five hundred acres Of
ssIron land," and two .a.
furnaces in Columbia
county, Pennsylvania,
in operation and pro-
ducing rent equal to
6 per ct. on $4,000, 10000
3. On his claim up
on VIM. H. Robert
son of Mobile, 1900
q. On his claim on
Mr.. Bigelow of New
York, $500 $4,000 90
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JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT,
.' MOSES KEMPTON,
CHARLES MASSEY, ir,
EDWARD COLES,
JOHN BACON, ~ r-
JAMES s. NEWBOLD.

Attest
GEORGE SHARswooD, Secy.
Bank Of U. s., Philadelphia, April 8, l84l. -
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$500 $4,000 90

The balance was settled by
receiving the whole amount
from Mr.. Wilder in cash,
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VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY,


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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26

VISA - ss,smy nssnl.. esru N As.n-rr ,v,., a,
we wssfs OF jssscs and Pcsr rivers In poip o1 sI
ssie. beng afn>sed wths thre o shs I.... NV,
hAns~hs hnpfysefneufn. isrfef mite on he m ,s
miles from the ffmer and fwesse from the .tier p,.ee
49, .oost twelse inilos from Csor fIocse ~ -,
as interesting the Turnpike Lynchborr
am |. supposed 10 contain between 100 ami An
.eres asou 80 Of which and In a st.i. IN
Paosemen,-the remainder heavily mbered The ali h
goos and suse eptibe OF the hgbes Of arre a,
The buildings q miortabie Dwellor IIo,,sa E...
bins. -~' -"' 'ek'o "a
u desired viii sell the crop now on the Farm eoo,
ns 81 about go barrels OF Corn the crop OF grain seeded
OF 100 bushels, Plsntaion Uienss crop OF Os,s ana
yeioscthet With stock OF Horses, Hogs an Canle
any one wishing 10 purchase the Land aud Properx
wibe shown by my who lives on tie place .n
terms made known by him myself.
letteisreinesng Information place or terns
fe PEW = m nDxw, "a
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IWEST i5I,: ,sI ,6 ~ Io, - 1Is :,

WILL be sold by the subserbor public auction with.
out reserve, on The Goth day Of February newt on
the premises hs we'll known Tavern and tract OF Land
yins 10 ue County n Caroline and known by The name
OF the@erheid The tract OF land about
Large portion Of which s n Wood and wciItrbcr.
ed-the hchmond Frederic ksDufg a Potomac Rail Road
passes through tina land about half miie the Tavern
which sdtuhedat point where four roads meet cominr
w different directions The Improvements are largo and
couimodous tavern with suitable ont hntsea, on aoo
herpmtoi Tho land convenient Dwelina House which
woul well accommodated small family The Land will be
dNueu nothtec parcels 10 sun purchasers, and is well
adaNed 70 the cultivation Of CON- wheat rye. oars and TO-
baccu and situated IN pleasant ard desirable nerhbor.
hood credit o. ono, two and three Yeas Will be ryen,
the purchasers giving bonds well secured and bear M m
tcrcst from the daio Ny on Etmuni Sutton now residing
hc land, vii show Ito any person wishing n purchase
"a H-clawtds JOHN e. SUTTON
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TUE subscriber offers Farm in fhe county OF
- MAJ heTs called iiesse containing, by survey
~ acres OF land u IN admtteCtto Farms
IN the county IN which, Is located being Of supe.
nor quay, and well adapted the cultivation wheat
corn and OATS The situation Is beautiful living
mediatey athe Piankaiank river having e1ens We
e~ o. me hesapeake Ray Iabounds In the finest Oys.
ers Wid Fowl Fish Of every variety, and Crabs great
aouhance The iacliics TO market the
every quarter sight of the House The
improvements consist OF an excellent brick yelling
Win ioui large rooms, besides the Garrett Rooms, which
are hnishe and all necessary outhouses OF good quality
Inc STOCK OF Cattle Hogs, would be sold farm
desired and possession given the let day Of January
ls4S Mr. Robert Yates, who is living the premises
VIII show 70 any one DESTROYS Of purcha and Mr.
Lumpkin who lives adjoining is fully empoweredt make
sale OF the farm THOMAS II TURNER
ncss.. Matthew'S 20, Jan 10 lSil- fe p eow6m
No The Norfolk Herald will insert the above once
Mathews T.. 4. In nayueut -
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LAND AGENCY.

TUE ssb<rrlber having been engaged Cor The -. tfes
r.yss exc. sss .i,ss .~ o. sn%s .s. 81 oso
sd kcotucky ouers hts services 10 those who ay have
has travelled ihrse sneeessss summers through ell The
aary Diet Of Ohio, and through nearly all the eoun.
n.asslf 90 ali pSias sosaseisd With isad rus 81 oo.
resldenls both 10 ob, aad kcniuet lie has hst q all
the formation 81 hef GovernInsai down TO IsA0
sasry i ss x Fl ss the % SJss ~.
certain description OF fored lands without allowing the
persons who the heirs Of the officers and sol
Jers OF the Revolutionary war and also Others who are
thsm early dsy-s large portion Of theSe lands
still recoverable, heirs appraised heT
The subscriber will also collection Of debts
IN Ohio and Kentucky lie expects to leave by Is, MAY
Shoe koe H, letter. addressed to this city viii meet
prompt attention lie expects To return lst November to
IeI2Se4i. WILLIAM NJ BUCKNER.
Tho's Page, Auditor, Frankor,Ky.
NJ y % b s,D,", E,q's. Richmond. Va.
Henry MIDDLETON. Esq'r, Fredericksburg. Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
In the County Of Henrico.
DY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit sureror Court Of
- the county Of i.nrieo and the City OF Riehmon pro-
on The is h9sS.i $50 in sui. IN chanee,y
and order OF the said Cour made cause on
sxfUR6AY February ,S. ISL os% for ..s, It
public auction, on the premises the tract OF Land the
about nile. the CIV 81 R Ins 81 s'TsS
above Gcntry's Tavern, Whereof William Morris died
DOVER OF Mrs Maria Psssel therein plat of the land
viii be exhibited and further particulars given the cay
TERMs-A er,dit Of sir months will be allowed tho
the lille TO the property retained nntI con-
veyance shall be directed by tn. Court.
WIN. q. SANDS, 'omhiA
To- PosTPoNEMENT.-The above ,a. #. oo.,oopes
IA. CLAIBORNE. Jr. co,n,,,,.
q.
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w. ToMPkINs.

n - X " r II l. w,
4 Ate ~ Chsrloitesvle has removed d. PALMYHA
II ftuvannt Coufthousel and ull regularly alfeud ne
inieror snd superior Courts q Puvanua ard Abcmafie
Business entrusted % bic will receve pronrI sft
svey engaged In collecting snd adjusting sccoouia, hs
hopes 20 be able 10 tsitciou nav he.r
hifn that way He has also paid Considerable sneota
to the preparaou Of deeds and asnsr.y -
Wel a. the other branches Of County Cess 1850
REFERENCES-eov Gilmei, Davhi Andarn.n. L. 4
w. Lynch. Peytn. Dcaue a Elwara. FIeolnr J.,ss.' D
spJ Flutanna.
Palmyrs, Dee p aso-~a4
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- e... 80. 80. $500. WIS IoNbr.
Valuable WOOD LAND. SAW MILL
AND GRIsT Mill, &c.-fOR SALE
Rstme Of deedof trust OF record In the Clerks OF
uted by Joha Ross 10 ibe sobssrbeI o ee.e nh,
psym.ai Of certain debts therein mentioned shall pro.
ssea al The "ss eanoIe Mills herein saer
DC lair, else the fir sell pubic auction
very large tract " Wood and tho County OF
This large body Of Wood land from rs being NO,
more than or miles nom the Town Of Sintbhed. 10
navrable Stream Offers strongest Undue enens a.
caplalsts, and pare uarly those who
inc NORTHERN MARKETS., &C. 20 invest their funds the
purchase from H. Il Is RAIN that the lowest cst
naiion l0o0o cords o, Pine Wood be cut besides an
lm,nen.c quantity Of timber OF description Afer
winch the Land itself be sold for much
ally cost Or should wish. besides cutting Wood
or sale a. above sugg. sted TO the timber. plank
% fered- -
:. "a. The beat "water Power" called the sycamore
Mile In the lower part Of Virginia, which here is now
0risi and MI aud In addition to these co,,on or
Factory might be established with the
esrSe.y dssrsd hp, a popsy
orally sod par icuariy examined
Jrd In the same county another tract Of Land called
tue ANN Lawrence tract containing about
and parcel the "Dxon tract" of ~ acres well wor.
thy the attention OF Farmers aud others and
}th tracto about 10 acres. lying the County OF
Nsnsetnond, but adjoining the Syc amore Misn above
described Thisuact very valuable end Is situated on
AS the CREDITORS TO whom this property lie made ever
desire that u may bring Its full value, the will
easy anu credit except upon shat may be
sAry to DELAY the expenses attending tho Of
trust which must be In cash and the sale will be Of
seveIatraets separately and In such will
Any ormaton respecting property herein
10 aud offered can be obtained by letter addressed
piicMon made 60 the AT eld-w
% Watson r. Jordan OF the place. and John Ross
and John urquhari, residing the sycamore MIL
perry to those who may wish TO examine the same.
RoBr. ~. WHITFIELD. Trustee.
smith an ED Isle OF Wight County, Va Feb 23d, ISL.