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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11


The following slaves convey 10 us by said Richard ~
Bra-eal, 10 wiz Dabney, Tom, Ambrose Aarn ami kbr,1
Insn@ Also negro man JIM conveyed by said W 4 gTa
zeal and his interest In the dover saves now hell bv his
hohei aud other property mcnii1ned la said deed For
more particular description OF which rcfcTeuce hereby
made 10 said deed. " '0''''
Al the same lime ant place will hy virtue Of auo,hc
deed executed 10 by William &. Brazeal and susan his
VIE and oirecord IN same Office, for benefit Of Richard
II brezeal, sell on same terms certain house and Ie
Town, and said WIN Btszeas Interest benS one baiS ~
the store house NJ Clement Town.
ma on Monday the 18th OF came month, we will. bv
virtue Of the deed hIst mentioned, sell on inc ts5ms
Aforesaid, At ne residence q William BraGsa in ssi5
county, two Horses, BaIouche sud other pronsrtv
The title TO all Of the aforesaid properly il believed IN
DO unquestonablc but selling trustees We convev oni
me Ute vested In US q. JEFFERSON - -
oe ~ w5w J. T. LEIGH, Trustees.
LOTS Ne l.. - MOND FOR SALE.
IOURSUANTt ~ ,he county Csr,, ~ n,
60 tnot'd - 'lsi. lsi2, In the case Of SIAN
S.i ~, vs., nIoen ~ % Undersigned, tho Son mission.
t"eseesVJ aIpol = n saturday. the 18Th Novcu.
uon 10 the hghesi 50fer three lots adjacent 10 Inc ri,
OF hiehmond, and doFiEnacd paf recorded In ~
county Seu5i Of Iienrie9 January, 1874, BY TIE Nnm
oers ~ % y TIE sad lots lie East Of Valley nee, a.
er near NC road eadinE from the Valley street 70 Far
Just beyond The limits Of the COOPERATION The SAFE
will be male on the premises. The terms or The dcc .
quire that the sale should be ma ic FOR easb b .
heved that by arrangement with the pariies
rehssef (should no desire iii nay obtain cre'
or ~ ciswtv ,, aNhnbt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION

although this Land is advertised bc sold for
oa,n tho person whom ibc money 10 due will give
ered Of the purchase money, " secured To- his
Satisfaction. no III ct5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

J. G. GREGORY q co.
MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, End door below Corner or Main
and 18th streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

Packages of Whole tickets shares sin-Ie whole
sharcs IN the usual Of NUMBERS
run printed schemes Of all the Lotteries under our raa-
naSeinent, gratis sent those who may desire them
~ orders meet the most prompt attention and cant.
tai prizes paid as usual with US, vt eight.
THUs DIGGER,
no4 MaLasorc' Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
JAMES PHALEN [ Co.,
nAHAoERs,
Rtebmsnd, "a.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
school Fund Lotteries OF Rhode Island for the f
Public schools. draws at Povdenes under the 90
tendance Of Secretary Of eate-
~, u.s. 1.pI,winr received Monday Evening Novem.
1900, 1870 To0 1884 10 OF 1907 30 OF 900 etc -
drawn. Tickets siO. w. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
WILLIAM ID. ARCHER,
An'rnl) n nv At N,

OIN4NIlI a LIN
Has removed 10 the office Governor lately
cuped by Daniel Esq where he may always be found
during busncss hours unless elsewhere
entagcu lie viii as heretofore practice In the Superior
and Inferior Courts OF this City the Court Of Appeals
FEDERAL Court lie will also attend the Superior Courts
GOochland aud Chesterfield.
oct 2i-dActf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

Class 24-Dra~ug civ ed Nord,y Evenip. Nox serh
CspitAls-s25lto 1000 5oO 4sO aool i9io no ~, 1osn
~ Of goo q offo, rs Of 80, 70 Nos-i4 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

Class ls5-Drawinr received Monday Evening Nox.,
Der 2is Capisls-e25 CO., 10 SO 5tsi GOO ~ so ao
Ip leD ITO, 6oo. of 1900 Of 1870 OF Ilyo ha n
600, etc. 10 Nos-l2 drawn Tickets sIo - ' ' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has house recently oc-
Il cupied by Mr. Abbott, nearly opposite Messrs.
Alex. Duval a Co where he offers Cor sale general
sonment Of Groceries Of the best kind, viz
10 boxes OF loaf Sugar
10 bbls puivorzed and crushed 10
Various grades OF brown do
Sugar House, N Orleans aud X Molasscs
Java and 9th sr Coffee
Patent and other Sperm Candies
Tallow do
Pure winter strain ed Sperm oil
Wine. brandy. Gin and Whisky OF VARIOUS quality
Best q r and nllck Teas
40 Sacks Liverpool and G Salt
Nails Iron, Steel, etc. etc.
&C % c&dlm w HARRISON.
bacon SIDES 20 hhds OF rTinc sides just recev.
ID ed ON consignment, for sale.
oc 81 ia C WINSTON
CRAYsON BUTTER.-25 Kegs OF the abSyc su.
VI peror dairy put up In packages suit families and
equal To any in the city, for sale by FRY a CO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
No. 36.-WHOLE No. 400.

corner ofCamp and Canal streets at tho
conn encement Of the outbreak, aud
without hesitation went into the crowd
aud arrested several Of the ringIea6ers -
An immense multitude aooE assembled
to sustain The laws, ard 10 less than the
Iiu.e II has taken US 10 write this para"
graph The rioters were suppressed
Some SIX or eIgh, persons were arrest'
ed and taken to the Municipal jail
Several persons we're taken 10 the act OF
hreakIng The windows Oflbe Brokers' Oh
fces, and grabbing the coin exhihI'ed at
The windows. Several Of the robbers, we
are sorry TO say, escaped with their PIl-
age.
Aterhe mob was suppressed, the cI'
~ was filled with sll sOrs OF Tumors.--
Amongst others 1t was ssceraIned, that
the rioters had met at the lower part ot
the city N great numbers. and we're tek-
Try Steps 10 rescue those that we're ar
rested The End Municipality prlfoH
was soun snrroUndrd by an armed body
Of crHz'ns. under lhe command Of Col.
MANUEL WHITE. veteran Of 10. The
mlima was called out, and volunteers
Nrre armed to preserve order. Several
companies were, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, under
arms. The caunons we're loaded, and
each soldier equipped with musket and
e,eral rounds of ball cartridges.
Charlres street looked like Sunday
The slorps were all closed, and business
ever; wnfre was entirely al an end as
Ihnugh It were IN truth the Sabbath.
There was a strong patrol out last,
night. The city guards we're TcbIed
and the Legion and Battalion had heavy
qnoIo in arms rlIi morning, as 1t was III
lma,ed hat The attempt 10 rescue mo
prisoners was 10 Ue made after night
iaII.
As ifto quiet the tumult a heNvey show
e: dispersed the multitude, and no doubt
consl1erbIv Couled the excitement oi the
Insurgents. II further violence Is al
tempted II should be met With hrmness'
Special meetings Of the Councils OF
the Frsi and Second Municipalities wero
held The same evening, and measures
adnpied for The immediate redemption of
hr ClIy Notes by stock beanng.inlerest.
They were also to be received for taxes,
&c. One OF The papers states thai the
Frsl Municipality had effected Ioan'
Whereby they would be enabled 10 re-
ieem their notes in specie in day or
Two.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17

clamps and braces OF very eXiFaufdI0aTy
sIzp. and from these concluded that II was
the wreck u( large steamer, and that
this hrd was made 10 support The boilers.
He also SAYS, hat thP floor limbprs oI the
vessel wrTe very heavy, some Two feet
square, asnear as he ecan recolecl, and
very HAar together, not more Than lour or
five inches apart; The ends ol these, as
well rs The flooring or ceIlIng IN most
plscPs. were very much charred
"Ths head and stern were gone, at
least the extreme parts, and he could
not tell how long she was originally, but
he paced the part remaining, by stepping
ir III uDe timber to another. and lblnks
TO the best OI rs recollection it WAS about
10 feet long. lie examined ihe wreck
Carefully to ser line could find anv paper
or article ,oy which To Idenli'y her, but
c"uG tind nolhIBg aud he tried 10 pTy
"tt part OF OEe Ol The iron braces, bul
without success.
"DurIng the voyage, the occurrence
passed out nt his mind, d 90 his drrVa' ~
Spain, he did nOl think 10 menlInu It II
any one, aud pr0b bly, wuU & not have
Done So Now, had moi sUme Casual re-
moIk IN the course pi con, ,eTsallnn rndu
crd hin 10 relate a. Ny attention wa
SmmedIaiel. surac'ed by the nuu.ua
siZr Ol The vessel, he maleIIals, a Ihf
''c0 umus." which ! pr sume 10 hav,
neen sidncnunns; and as any Incident
however remo'P, which may trud /,
throw SINE tight On the late Of The un
fortunate steamer President ! cUu mum
cate the above iuform lIon, that yuu naS
make anv USE oi it Sou think pro, tr.
That II was the wreck ol steamer
and thai o large ,ize. both appear GER
tain, aud nave thought that pe,hips some
one well acquainted with The steamer
mIghl recoguZ- 10 The Ze q! Itp wreck
hrr tImhrrs, the formation OF The he'd
the unusual 81 and pant Of The "coI
umus, +" or sldnchlOns, The remains Of The
| ''T' 'e'"'h' Sl'C N"U '"O utaCIlIp'
'l"n Of the wreck, IN The captains o~.
words, as Dear,y as they can be lransla
ltd
"Ile further saws, that the wreck a
he " ler's dye, wa4 about IS 10 4O fee
VIDE. as near as he can rrc0leCt, ant
that The copper on her bl'lom was still
IN good state o. pTeseIvaIIon.
81 ok TO pains to 90 on board Of lhi,
vessel 10 grt hei exact position, at th,
lime ri (a'iIug n wuh the wreck.
TIE Spanish puIlacca Rouda. jain
Ro dos. master, sailed Irom Havana, Ju
" 8, lS4 hounr Ia C"runa. and 10 he
log ook. on thr 3Orh dav of the sam
mOnh, is noted lhr falling m wIh rbI
wreck. her latitude thar d'v beIng AZ
n. and her lon. rrnd, 35 43 ". Of The me
rldlan Ui Cow"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS.

We regret 10 hud Nv Ihr NpT Orleans
papers cI The 2l-tu ult that II drsgracelul
,int occurred III that rIty on the prrcetd-
IN! d,y 1t WAS however, very s,"r
QuelleC. 1t appears lh't The thee Nun
lcIpaIllI,s composing the CIV had issued
notes 10 the amount. il is stated, d about
one nj lion oI dollars, whIch notes form
ed the prInCipai circulating medium oI
lhe city. When lhr Banks determined
10 resume specie Pryments these no'es
deprecated 10 value, a1d The loss falling
heavily on the great mass ol the people
an exclrmrut was suddenly created.
which ended IN at outbreak. We copy
the lolN"lng particulars from the Bee:
Yesterday morning at an early hUur
lsIgp c0ur0urSe ni people as, mhled at
the Place dmmes, under n high state OF
,xcI emenl Procured nv he suddrn de
prrclauon O Municipality n, les. Ia
cons, qtpnrc of ,hr sutd'nness n( resump
ton. The municipalities had IN oprOrlu =
urly of making provision Eor their out.
standing ClrcUlaIlon
The meeting NJ the Place d 'ArmsS
crowtrd to the Mayors Office. where
thew we're informed that the Councils OF
the MunlripaItlcs would take me- Aures
tn redeem heir Giro GIalIon as soon us
possible. Since the suspension OF spe-
Gle paymenis the CIlv issues have sup.
plIpd The princIpaI lrraI change cirru
iinn, aud thu outstanding amount Of The
three MunlcipaIIIrs reaches at this time
beN ond million ni dulars.
THE meeting were rrl aTantlv satisfied
iih the reply nl tho MatOr. hut shortly
afterwards some evil disposed persons
excllrd them against the Brokers, who
we're charged, With more or less reason
ms being the cause Ot the sudden 'epre-
claion. The assemh are moved 10 an
ger hv indivIdu losses, aud vet further
IrrIlated by uhlmmAtry spec he|. as
sumvd The aspect and attitude ot a mob
! A. 10 o'clock, our attention was arrested
hy cIamnr in the streets, which proved
to have been made hv the incensed moh
ON THEN wal 10 the Second Municipality
to I reak mp lhe Brokers.
We cou'd form no accurate estimate
of the number Of persons Pugagrd in lht
I riot, rs large portion oI the crowd wal
attracted nv curiosity. The mob pro
rpeded across Canal street, and beor'
there could bo formed any organIzet
resistance, went into several Of The Bro
ker's cflices at and nearlhe corner OF Ca
nal and Camp streets, which we're COM
pleleIy rihed The citizens, however
soon ascrrained The object Of the mob
and with commendable promptness pu
an end to their depredaIions. 1t is i'm
possible 10 conceive how quickly the in
furinled mass "as put down. A lew o
our most retolIIs citizens we're near th'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17

1882, and tben what followed? In
1897, The Bank paper IN circulation had
increased to
SI49. ls5 $50,
Or an INCREASE, in seren years. Of
SS7 SOL 992. These things are worth
looking at. The facts are lndsputabe.
ONE THING MORE.
To show how the specuaD fever were
set agnIng, and when As soon as he
public deposlres were removed, there
was a rush for them, and The money
was taken to buy western lands, eastern
timber tracts, &c and tor this purpose
money was borrowed Of he hanks, a d
new banks were created to make more
paper TO be used in the same way. ln
1890, he amounl Of bank Ioaus Of a
the banks, SrA,e and NarIonaI, was
$500 45l.2l4
10 1887. a year after the U s. Bank
charter had expired. The loans had ln
creased TO the enormous sum of
S525.lI5 7O2.
In September Of The same year. the
banks stopped specie payment - Ken
eJec Journal,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
From the Boston Atlas.

THE JACK-DORR COhEDf.
As an old Jack Dorr and young Jack
Uorr
Were taking swig Of liquor,
Like chaps that have nothing better 10 do
They brgau to laugh and suicGer.
Saws lhe old Jack Dorr 10 the young
Jack DOrr
I'm ripe for mischief now;
So let's lump over ;he fence hard by,
and have a nice bit OF a roW."
Asthe old Jack Dorr and the young Jack
Dnrr
Were climbing over the fence,
For lhe old Jack Dorr and The young
Jack Dorr
Had plentiful lack Of sense
Says the old Jack iDorr 10 The young
Jack Dofr,
Wen all 60 snacks, by gosh!
For it never can be against The law
To help yourself to SQUASH
As the old Jack Dorr and the young
Jack Dorr
Were stealing all they could snatch,
Says the Young JACK Dorr TO the old
Jack nort,
Won't The owner come TO the s:ratchr
Says The old Jack Dorr 10 the young
Jack Dorr,
'l'lI lake the old pumpkins base life,
For smart butt ender down town
Has lent me thi8 bloody case knife
As the old Jack Dorr 10 the young Jack
Dorr
Was putting thus like porpoise,
10 the midst Of his jaw come the man OF
the law.
With writ for his mighty corpus.
Says the old Jack Dorr TO the young
Jack Dorr,
'Tis noon, as I'm sinner
And though " little stomach for fight,
I've an appetite for dinner
Says the Young Jack Dorr to the old
Jack Dorr,
You're a pretty chap to rely on;
Pops the word Tor your vaIorous paw
Wink and hold out your Iron.'
But the old Jack Dorr and the young
Jack Dorr
Did nothing with all their twaddIe,
Bul scampered before the man Of the
law,
AZ fast sthsir legs could waddle.
MORAL.
Ye swngeerers all, both short and tall,
Sham patriots and prelenders--
Ye doug btv Loco demagogues,
Slam bangires and But enders--
When old Jack DORIS case knife you
draw,
One thing you'd beiierses to-
That Order and Law, with their huge
paw.
Don'l smash you like a musquito.
Why is man with his eyes shut like
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
SUPPOSED WREC X OF THE STEAM
ER PRESIDENT.

The following lit scrIprlon IT a wreck
fallen IN with at SCI, hv n S 'nnlsh >srI
from II HlVanah, IN her p'ss,ge ~ Eutore,
Tor which VIZ are Indebted 10 the dlrn-
lion oI an Intelligent merchant ut Boston.
no" abroad, Ia InslIy the comp cture,
that ,h' wrr' described was that of The
steam ship Prrs,derI, ard that she WIS
burnt, Those Who were acqu -Inlrd with
The structure of that vessel will prIh ,ps
he abIr t0 Judge with some cGthdeucG
from The description here given, whelh
er thus conjecture is we'll founded The
place Indicated os that 10 which tn
wreck was discovered, is ahout twenty.
nine degrees easwaIdly from Boston, -
Boston Ado
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17


died; and with the very acl that he rs
pecaIIy insists termicated their exis
tence. 10 wit, the Declaration Of Indp-
pendence (rom the parent country by
tho General Assembly Of Rhode Island. !
By this act, the Senator sald The State
became detuDet.
Bot, sir, thai is the doctrine Of modern
revolutlonlsls: oI those only who seek
to turn the impetuous tide Of reform TO
the overthrow Of The Government and
the Gesruclion OF its cirizens. Bul those
were moi the doctrines of rs No State
or community was destroyed by that
glorious declaration. Our STATE, like
The rest, made the change which was
asserted in lhe declaration, and passed
from a colony TO an independem Stdte
For evidence that this declaration vas
maintained nn the part Of Rhode Island,
refer the Senator TO Red Bank. 10 Eu
law Springs, The Cowpens. to GuiIlori
Courl HouSe. and 10 every revoluriona
ry battle field and finally 10 ,he history
Of that Rhode Islander who was first on
The ramparIs Of that British rcdoub
which was first slormed and taken at
Yorktown. These will prove that nei
lhrr our State nor its Government died
with the declaration, nor with The war
which achieved this nalIon's indaOen-
dence. And the same principles, pmbo-
died in the same old charter, exist .hpre
slIlI and animate every true Rhode Is.
lander. They are not the principles of
modern agrarlanism, assuming the ramp
OF democracy but The genuine doctrines
of regu ated civil liberty. The Senator
says they do not enrnIe US to our seats
here Bat they did very we for the
Declaration Of Independence BY 'har
Stale, and to raise up troops to achieve
It They drd very we'll for he adoption
Of The National Constitution, bv which
We came into this Union. They an
swered we'll enough To send nro the
field some Of the bravest officers and
men in the lines Of the Revolutionary
army; we'll enough 10 take a Greene
from q smith shon-ono b,pd in tho
ni,no and neocotnI ,r,,c;,l.o or on,
O,akers-to ,aka command ot ou,
mIPs in the South; one who was second
onlv in valor ood in roms ,o tho cnn
mandar ;r.chior tho Fo,ho- oCh;s romo
Irv. second onlv .o him wbo was nso,
less among men. h. who re,eo,adIy
said that ,bs Rhode leland ,ronns .o,a
among the most ,elisbls in m. I;ro,
Verv waII to rsise nm the firs, cowmap-
der NJ ,ba 6rs, Co vernms,, SHIN
that went ont nron the d,.s, md srrood
the American fl,o in the face of an enc
nv CLAIMING 10 he mistress orthe OCEAN
VERY we'll, also in the Ia =, war. n firm
Ish Perry. the first command.r who
carried nm American A ,p1 In vic,n,v and
upon the grea, lakes! Where, ;hpn
| let me ask. was the Spna,or from Oh,ot
and whrre his great State whe. these
deeds of vaIor were done which made a.
a narionY-whpo these men conquered
the eryterrirory Of his State irom wha
'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
Extract Of a letter dated
"HAvANAH, Ma, 10, lS42.

"Convrrslng last 'Venhg with Capt
RuIdos Of the Spanish poacca Rnhra, hr
told me that N the laIIer part o. JuIv
last, being IN the latitude Ol the Grand
B B,uks, he deserted what he thought to
be vessel, and called TO his mate, who
also thought II WAS II small vessel A
little While afterwards they concluded Ii
might be a fishing boat, aud kept The
vessel away lUr u, aud soou after seeing
The sea break against II, the captain fear
luI II might be rock, examined his charts
hut finding no reel lald down ANY where
~ that VIcnlty. and conf cturIng It mlght
be II wreck Dure down lor II. and as they
nearrd, Onnd II WAS The wreck Of large
vessel, burnt To The water'siedge. Wreu
within halt II cables length uI II. they
lowered The boat, aud Capt, X. went 10
reconn"lrr the wreck lie SAYS II mus st
have been II very large vessel: aud The
thing which 6rst attracted his atteutlon
were Two large columns of wood (sp he
called them. not very far apart, painted
black, about nlHe Ieel from the bottom
and then white about three feet TO where
they were burnt of, aud that there were
marx oi fire also on The part left stand
iog. These "coIumns' projecting above
tho resi- Of the wreck, had the appear
nnce at distance ot ,wo small salls. -
Ile also saw on the bottom Of the vessel
just under water, several very large tim
bcrS, secured strongly together by iron
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
POPULATION OF OHIO IN Is4O.

We republSb the following table. g,v
ing the population Of the several coun
ties o! this State. according to the CEN
sns Of 1910, for the purpose OF correct
ing s0me errors which 1t contained 10
the former publication - o S Jour
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
PASS 1T ROUND.

The True Whig.' published at Wash
ingron, reminds lis reaIers and the pub
lie Tint in The ten Years previous 10
Gen. Jackson's war upon our currency
system. the number Of Banks c,patpd
was %, with capital Of SIS 600 900;
that IN the nprt Two years. the number
o( Banks created was 20S. with S36S,.
600, 900; thai the former banks were
generally sound, and the latter hnve
generally proved unsound; and that the
Locofocos are now breaking down he
very currency they gave US. bad as il is,
and are fast reducing US to The condition
Of 10 currency at all.
And pass il round, We odd, that by
the reports OF the Secretary nrrhe Trea
sury, it appears that III" Bank bills in
crrcu alton 10 the whole Union, in 1916
amounted 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17

Why is man with his eyes shut like
an iIli,era,e schooImasterS Because be
keeps his pupils in darkness.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
SG8 900 600.

This was before he charter ofthe Sc.
cond u S. Bank, and when we had heen
wIthou, National Bank for four years.
The charter OF that bank WAS then
granted, with a capital Of thirty fDe
millions of dollors Did expansion Io-
tow? On no-very far from it. Four.
teen years afterwards, or in 1880, the
whole amount of Bank paper ln cIrcua-
tion, from all the Banks, was
S6l 323,S96
Being a DECREASE in fourteen
years while the U. 5. Bank was in oper
o,ion, Of nearly Se"en millions
Well. what nqxtG The President We
toed a bill 10 re,chatter the Bank in
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17

1892, and then what followed? In
1897 he Bank paper in circulation had
increased to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22
March Eth, 1872.
,113uE Rev AI-RERT SMEDES, OF the city Of New YORK

rJ,IE REV. ALBERT SMEDES, of the city OF New YORK. &C.
/ si.ns 10, open a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in tue
city Of Raleigh y. C.. on The latl day OF May n.N..
is Institution furnish thorough and elegant Ednao
.oa Ia the be obtained IN the CITY oil New lok,
i'm Northern School
The school Buildings, situated in beautiful and eera'rG oak
t,es are separated Acoves for young ladies ta'
construction 10 secure privacy, ard at the same time 'fe
latlon OF art ~,
Every article furniture is provided by the school, except J
,;u0 flrds will he fnrniShedl and foT'L'
rRs.-For Board tincnding washing and every incidental
expense with Tuition English, Latin, &c 800 per SESSION
PAYABLE in advance 49,. ~. :,
Needle Work NJ the usual rces 81
Masters There nil be other eJtra cidrge
Pupils will be admitted AT any age drsied.
M Pupil by WRITTEN request ni Inc aient or Inafi
an Ia The Rector the school, will be allowed 10 have
count al any Shop the City, disregard {" i> po
hilton will be followed by immediate dismsson from ii,
School.
Scholars will be received rom SUCH iaei or 1uailA
as reside IN the place.
The wear will be diyidcd of five months tac
The former commencing, after the LIST term on the 10Th May
and rrnua;ns the 18th Octoberthe latter Commenting
lin. Goth of November and terminating the 2th OF April
admission 10 the SchoOl may be ldr o r
RI Rev H. : Ives, H. d. the Rev. X. = sason D. D. 81 r.
leigh and 10 Rev Mr. Smedes al New lorS, unt! 1T NAV
and after that period 10 Mr.. Smedcs, nj Raleigh.
REFERENCES.
R,bmoua-The Rev A. Empie, d. D., and the Rev. William
Norwood. ,,.,.. -
horfok-Ihr Rev. d. VI. Miller and George Rowland, Esq
cAEoLfsA.
The RI Rev L. s. IVES d. d. and the Clergy OF tile oeec
generally. o., 49,, H. ,.., TIA,
hr Hon Richard Hines the Hon. George r. BADGER tie iG
Romus NJ Saunders the lion. John II. Bryan William H. ly
wood George w. Murecai and Charles Manly sfuires, Dr.
Watson and Beckwit, Charles H. Hinton, '" H. 'a'e" ana ~
mund u. Freeman, Esqures ~
March