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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
k8SIUds KSE7 3ZRN3S

For coughs, colds, asthma, whooplng cough, cough attending measles, ofthe chest. and all diseases ot the lungs. truly unrivaed medicine. They cured the Rev. Darius Anthony of the Oneida Conference, of consumption, when his physicians gave him up and his Fathers in the Gospel told him to prepare for death, that be could survive but few weeks. They also cured the Rev. Sebastian Streeter of Boston; the Rev: Dr.. East mond of N. Y. The Rev. Mr. Dunbar of the Bap.s. cough in twen,y.four hours, as were also MT. E. G. Stacy 66 Wooster st. Rev Mir. Handcock. 497 P'rl; Mr. Henry s Bancker, 97 Green st. and more than 5000 others of the first responsibility, whose names noiuht ho ad1ad
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
Dr. GOOdanaM's Pills.

A l.L persons who have given this medcine tr:s. purer of the blood and ieids,i oub,lesshas no rival
 Perfectly harmless in itself merely assists nature to d. natures work. u accunpiehos all is -roEesses. ever cause arising. It is of the utmost importance
 that all persons who suffering frs4n Colds Billions Compl1inls, ryphus and searle. Fever, Fever and gestion, should be provided with few boxes of this Health Restoring Medicine, since it precludes .he necessity, and saves the expense of other medical n-
 ererence and is natural and easy n it's operation, and invariably henlthu in its results It is purely
 vegetable compound ye, all powerful in removing dis ease. It s justly designated MAN's ALL-surFlcIEsr MEDICINE. nasmnch as it cleanseth the stomach md bowels from all foul and corrnptng humers, and leave the body in the possession of soundnass, renovation health Price g cents per box, with full directions. DR. GoopMANs Prihcir"' -::.". 276 Bewery. N. Y. sale of this medicine is Mr A. WApswUR4A. ly6
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
Y. PHELPS,

HAS, during the pas, two weeks, recei- E II we'd from New-York, and opened, a complete assortment of seasonable and fashionable Ds.y Goods, purchased with care, and with an eye 10 the times Ha- wing in his hurry forgotten to notice the printer in season, he trusts that he need on- ly refer to his friends, who have fla vored him with their patronage so freely, and to the Goods themselues upon the counter.
 Also, as usual, fresh stock of choice
 GROCEREES.
 One door west Congregational Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
Chestnut Shingles. 10000 fss sss sale sy Gyp.p. CAMP.

StOVGS-s. EV79OeGSlgSG ~ AGGEsSSgs "HE subscribers have now on hand and 4 ready for sale, at their FOUNDRY, head of North street, SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE, for burning either coal or wood Also, PGrlor Stores, Bor Stopes, Fire Frames,
 Ouen Mouths, Sinks, Dishkettles, Basins,
 Grizzlies, Gridirons. 3e. fe.
 Also Farmers Kettles, Cart Hubs, SidehiA
 PIo,os, Common Plo,cs. and Horse Plo,cs.
 u- The above articles will be sold at pri- ces corresponding with the times. All per sons wishing to purchase any of the above articles will do well 10 call and see for them- selves before purchasing elsewhere.
 N. B. All kind ot Casting done to order on short notice.
 s J. HARRINGTON & SON.
 EitChAeld, Sept. IT, lS4e. IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
A T meeting of the electors uf sbe Town. "A of Bethlem legally warned and held on

"A of Bethlem legally warned and held on Monday the 9th day of Dec. 1642, it was
 Voted-'rhat if the owner of any horse, ass, cattle, swine, sheep or geese, shali suffer the same to go at large, or out of his or her en. closure, such owner shall forfeit and pay to- the person taking up and impounding tho same the sum of twenty five cents for each horse, ass, OK, COW, steer, bull, heifer, calf OF swine and the sum of six cents for each sheep or goose for each time they shall be found running at large and out of the owner or owners enclosure, and taken up and im.- pounded as aforesaid.
 Voted. That it shall be the duty of the se- verdi haywards of said town. and it shall be- lawful for any other person to impound any such creatures so found out of the enclosure, of the owner thereof; and any person so i'm. pounding any of the aforesaid creatures shall give notice thereof to the owner or owners, and proceed according to the statute law of this state entitled "POunds," and the owner or owners of any such creatures impCundedv shall not receive the same from the Pound until he or she shall have paid to the person impounding. the amount of the aforesaid for- feiture. and to the pound-keeper his fees and expenses for keeping the same, as allowed in other cases of creatures impounde13. Provided. always. that every housekeeper who owns or keeps but one COW that is or- derly or free from vicious habits shall have the right to depasture said COW on the pub.- lie highways in said town between sunrise and sun. setting. Also provided that in ease, the owner of any unruly or vicious COW shall suffer the same to go at large on the high. way at any time, she may be impounded as aforesaid.
 Voted. That it shall be the duty of ihe Town Clerk to procure the aforesaid By
 Law to be printed in the Litchfield EnauireR four weeks excessively.
 The above and foregoing is true cOpys recorl. Certified by JOSEPH H. BELLAMY, Town Clerk. Bethlem, Dec. l2, 1S42 4tSOs
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
FOR SALE,

A THE subscriber offers for sale N!!! A his Manufacturing Establish. Hss ment together with the SawmiIl, I one good Dwelling House. Wood House and Barn, with eighteen and half acres of Land; which will be sold on req sonable terms. The establishment is situated on never failing stream and can be contr- we'd for almost any kind of business. It is situated three miles east of Litchfield, on the Litchfield and Harwinton turnpike. For further particulars enquire of
 LEMUEL ENSIGN. on the premises.
 CHEESE BOXES, TANNING MILLS, aud CORN SHELLERs can be had here. tf96
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
DR. W'OLCOTT,
Roofs X ShNes.

Boots l& Shoes. NENT's Seal Skin Boots. Ladies Slips. O do Kip do do. do Ties do Brogan Shoes do B,skins. do Pumps. Also Lad $ walking shoes For sale by A. P. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
57 TONS

SHERMAN'S LOZENGES SoLp LAST YEAR, HURlNG millions of cases of disease, and often " when all other means failed to give relief They are never sold by the ounce, bu. in boxes with fac. simile of his name around each box. See that you ret fhe renninP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

SCARFs. Satin, Velvet, Eoliennes, Me. o rlno and Silk ScarEs. together with a ya- rsety of fashionable STOCKS, and some not quite so fashionable, at F. PHRLPs',
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
Iitch1ield County Mutual
 FIRE INSTR NCR CNMp ANY


 'VNlIlS Company has been in operation a \ considerable time, and has insured pro- pcrty to very large amount. It has funds on hand. and property pledged, sufficient to tndetnnity those who insure against any loss which will probably take place. The differ ence between the expense of ineuring in this company and in ordinary insurance compa- nies, Is now too well understood to need any explanation. Individuals in this county, who choose to insure their property ut irifling expense. can apply to the Secretary in the Village of Litchteld, or to the agents in the several towns.
 DIRECTORS.
 William Beche Jason Whiting Oliver Goodwin David C. Sanford Josiah C. Berkw,th Richard Smith C L. WnmirnH Israel Coe Samuel G. Braman
 WILLIAM BEEBE, President. JASON WHITING, Sec'ry II
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
ALSO by lNe sahle Agents, pr. B. bFandFeIhs External Remedy or Iiniment

soreness; thus sprains, stiff sinews white swengs, rheumatic palns stiffness, stiffness of the jonts tu. mors, unnatural hardness, stiff neck. sore throat, menis, tender feet and every description of injury affecting :he exterior of the human frame are cured or greatly relieved, by his nevero-be sufficiently ex. tolled pemedv
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

LUST Received by A. P. P. Camp, Pock. O et Knives of all kinds and prices. from |, tn 4 blades-do. do. Penknives, & 2 blades Also, Razors and Fleams, manufactured by Hallam, Scott, & Co.,, and warranted. Sa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

N ELVET TRIMMINGS for snle bv
 29 F, PHELPS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05

OF CHINA. positive cure for the piles, and ait external angs-all internal rritatons brought to the surface by friction with this Balm ;-so in coughs, nweed throat ghtness of the chest. this Balm applied on flannel will relieve and cure at once.
 Fresh wounds or old sores are rapidly cured by.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-05
E.. B. &FRAG UE, Attorney and Counsellor

HAVING opened an Office for the prnc.. N A tice of his profession. in the GALPln. BUILDING, two doors South of Beckwi,h & Seymour's store, in South. street. respectfully solicits share of the public patronage.
 I.tchfield, Oct. 12, 1S42. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
POETRY
"mroH ,rr REMAINS vSsuNc."
WASHINGTON ALLSToN.
By RICHARD ~. DANA.

WASHINGTON ALLSTON.
BY RICHARD u. DANA.
Hook through tears on Beauty now'
And Reauty'S sell less radiant looks on me-,
serene vet touched with sadness Il the brow
(Once bright with joy SEE.
Joy-wakins Beauty. why 81 sad!
Tell where the radiance ot the smile Is gone
Atwheh my heart aud earth and skies were glad
That linked us all in one.
Ii is not on The mountains hreas',
IL comes not with the dawniuc day;
Nor locks II from the .lcrics ot the West
AS slow they pass away
Nor on those gliding rrulets bright
That steal their way among the woody shades;
Nor On thine own dear children doth II light
The flowers along the slades
And altered 10 the living mind
(The great high prleslcSs with her thought born race
Who round thy altar, aye, have stood and shiheul
The comforts Of thy face.
WHY shadowed thus Thy forehead fair:
Nhy on the mind low hangs mystic gloom.
And spreads away upon the genial AIR,
Like yapors from the tomb:
Why should We shine We lights above:
WIN lille flowers, open 10 the heaE
No more within the heart &c filled with love,
The living pulses beat.
Well, Beauty. may you mourning stand.
The fine heholdug eye whose constant look
Was turned ON thee, is Oakland cold the hand
That gave all vision took.
Nav heart be STILL OF heavenly birth
Is Beauty >pmng-LoOk up. behold the place.
There ne who reverent traced her steps on eartli
Now her face 10 face.
C;rGiarn'S .hcga:in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
,rf 10 hE kLEtIgp.
Elected as above
Total members

The % members yet to be elected, VIII not vary Tue
majority much either way. a,;daa
The sum of the matter is that there will be decioeo
Wing majority the Senate, while in the House tne
Democrats Will be to the Wings in the proportion OF
more than two 10 The two houses VIII mus DC
check upon each other; and strong party measures On
either sde will be sure TO encounter opposition and de
feat The real interests Of the country will be quite as
safe uncer these circumstances, if either party were
predominant in both Houses.
On the question of the Tariff party lines will not be
the guide exclusiveya number OF the Nortnefh De Z,
moc1a, heinz favorable to protection while several OF
the Southern Wings will 60 for low duties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
AMELIA COUNTY

The Democratic Republicans of Amelia are request
ed to meet at the next Amelia county court (ourth
Thursday in November,) TO adopt measures to de.
feat the election of Henry Clay, and to promote the
great objects of the Republican party
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Amelia County, Nov. !, lS43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
sl,a44,5sl 90 sI,eos,oo3 65

Attest ARCHD. WOODS, President
A. T. WOODS,
DANIEL SrEESROD
NEIL McSAGHTEN,
THOMAS PAUL..
THOS. JOHNSTON,
Directors of the North Western Bank Of Virginia.
ONO CorSTY, Virginia: .,
Personally appeared before the subscriber Justice OF tne
ed according declared that the foregoing statement Is JUST
and true To the best Of his knowledge and belief
~ GEO. DULTY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
-Four Vacancies.
~ Wing
| MAJ last Congress.

+Four Vacancies.
lone do.
This includes DR. Ness the member from York Adams
who Is claimed both parties He Tariff man. but other
said be Democratic He elected by the Wings
and Democrats jointly, in opposition 10 the regular Democratic
candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
By The Gorsraor Of the State Of Irginia.
nn1

Blythe Goreraor Of the State Of Irginia
4 PROCIAMATION
WHEREAS. vacancy hath occurred IN the Senate of tbs
w State b. the resignation Of James H. Lanshorn- Esquire
the the District composed Of tie counties e" Nor
folk Nanssmond and Princess Anne, and the Borough 81 Nor
folk: The Shcrs the said and the Mayor OF the SAID
Borough therefore, required To hold elections on the u
Monday November next, Tor Senator for The -ai District To-
ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, Governor aud under the lesser sea
of the Commonwe ath, at Richmond this gath day 81
l'h'I October, in the year lsi].
0ct ~ iD-fl.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
nRs. pEERY & HAMLIN,s YERMIFUGE.

DRs PERRY & HAMLIN's yERMIFUGE.
THIS invaluable Medicine acquired in the South and West
the appeIIaion of Dead shot, from its great prompness
and unparalleled certainty OF effect
The exceeding small quantity OF Medicine required 10 test the
Of every from the sysiem--its
onera ting in without the aid of purgavc, and
generally repeating the dose together with The perfect
say az its being administered The youngest child constitute
one OF The most brilliant discoveries OF the age The small
Quantity necessary suit almost renders u
the cheapest medicine before the public.
Prepared only by PERRY & HAMLtN.
WILLIAM EMACK, Baltimore,
SAMI. E. DOVE. Richmond, Gen. Agents.
BRACES THOMAS, Petersburg,
Aug. is Jim
xx7ILLIAM z. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY Law, Richmond "a
w Office ON NJ In street, above the Banks. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

r UMP AND GROUND PLASTER.-The hI , -ela.,gat
IL the Warehouse near the head ~ Tue ,tpr
" on hand and for sale. Lump and Ground fa-f
be ground in city Of Richmond, OF the plfes' cio
OF the article and preparaon and customers a5 ka,
that only will the article be free from al and dea'
lowest market price only will be charged e,rset they
in Plaster are requested 10 make trial. and lis :
will he disappointed ,,-., .,,d
NEAL will also he kept for sale by who,esa lc0Tr
SEPT o4-w3m Ja"I'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
w. SOUTHGATE, Cashier.


ton 1ot accuracy hht tha
Nf to pa
Of
lon III. arbSe
Given under oe- P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

The United states Court for the Eastern Dsc ut Virginia
In Bankruptcy October 5tl, lei3
IN the matter o Bankruptcy. Of W H. STAiNBACk, The Cor
doth order that notice be published IN OF the
the City oil Richmond, designated BY the e9 Rule o .r t.
nj least ten days before The fourteenth of Novtner nr m
the Cont vii, that day, pass order, directing
distribution among the cred the laid VIM L.
of such shall have been collected and reduced money
much thereof be- safely disposed o.
with the rights and of third persons
claims thereto. 4 Copy. Testc, L. MAYO. tirtA.
iJ-WiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

A Dcad Shot for Worms in the Human Body!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

IN the Tn ted States Cont Tor the Eastern District ~ Virginia
i In Bankruptcy, October 9TH, 1873
81 bankruptcy. Of JOSEPH MARSH, the Cont
doth order he published Of The newspaper
CITY Richmond. deenaed hy the 22d Rule of the Cont
days before III" fourteenth Of November, e+3 M
that dl, order directing dividend and
distribution among creditors Of the said Joseph Mah,
SHAH have been collected and reduced Ia
much be safely disposed of, c"nssents
with The rights OF ttd persons having ai,c
claims y Copy. Teste, I. MAYO. Clerk.
1r, l--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

BANK OF THE VALLEY, IN vA,l
Winchester, Oct. 18th, iS43
To his ExcolIoncy JAMS, MeDowrL Governor Of Virginia:
enclose statements showing the condition OF this BANK
on the Is, day of October, i642, and lst instant.
IL. NJ. BRENT, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

United States Court for the Eastern District Of Nen
L In bankruptcy, October 9Th, loi3;
In the OF Bankruptcy OF JAMES IRVINE the Conn
dob order that notice published Of the newspaper
the City Of Richmond designated by the 2d Rule OF The Coi.
al days before the fourteenth Of November neN that
WILL that day order directing dividend and
distribution the creditors al the sad James irvine 81 such
assets shall have been collected and reduced 10 money,
much thereof he safely disposed Of consistently wl &
rights and third having adverse claims ~
Copy. Iest, T. MAN. Nt5N'
Orr n i5-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

VIRGINIA, Frederick county, set:
This day personally appeared before the subscriber Justice
of the Peace and for the aforesaid Henry NJ Brent
Cashier of the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia. and made OATH
that the foregoing exhibits state Of the said Bank the
day October s3 the hes; OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this li,h day of October, loi3.
J. L. RELY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

Amelia County, Nov. ], lS43.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26


ings siacs rhsn comes The following rsbuks to the
editor Of 10 Standard for naughty iDsinustions,
when he \ The psnsioned agent Of the great Globe,
which aas prayed numerically upon the money Of
the Goverameat
"The egent Of those who have drawn nearly mil
hon % doliers from The public crib, should never
fer to "blanks, paper and twine."
Then follows tweak Of the goodly nose Of the
Globe for denouncing il os0n SOMA Tyler Office
holder here--as 'ssrgads for holding office under
Mr.. Tyler Pray why does not the Globe make
it, resign, rather than class him among rensgades
for being Tyler Office holder,
RARA Aus.-A ssreal" Democratic newspaper
published in St. Louis for the advocacy Of Missouri
Standard Democracy, owned by two gentlemen in
Washington city, neither of whom ever citi-
zen or resident Of this State, conducted by one of
Gen. Jacksons constant rcvilefs during the greater
part Of his administration, controlled in part by
Tyler-ofice-hode who has been stigmatized by the
of the tablishment a political renegade,
and printed on the Tyler press in this city. Who
can inform the scientific what the genus Of this POI
litical mongrcl' Is it fish, flesh or fowl s"-.Ms-
souri, Reporter.
Is this not cheering picture Of the Benton dynas
ty Of this city! Verify, if Mr.. V. B. can survive
such influences, he may count himself invincible.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26


voice u unaniuous sgainst the abuse Of power.
and the dssraceful lesislation which have too
much Characterised msny Of the late sitlings IL
the leg -lative chamber Of the capitol.
The weather has been exceedingly warm for
some days, the mercury having been al 50 or
80 Of Fahrenheit in the shade.
We are now begiuning to reap some OF The
benefits OF the Croton water, in the cleanliness
Of our cutters, and the laying OF the dust in the
streets--to say nothing of the Injuries Of baths
and iced water.
Business is pretty well over for the season.
Abou. the middle of August we may anticipate
commencement tot Fall operations. A very
safe, good business, has been improvlpgly trans
acted throughout the Spring, and no doubt we
shall do quite as much as healthy state OF
things will warrant this Fall.
Daily, and every day, we have cause TO re-
joice that our Republican President has saved
US from the evil that threatened Us in the shape
of Mammoth Bank--and more and more, is
the able administration Of our affairs, winning
golden opinions from that portion of the people
who are not slaves to party demagogues.
Nothing new Of importance
Yours, &c. HOMO.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26

Town DESTROYED BY FIRE.-Thc Montreal
Herald of Wednesday last gives distressing account
Of the destruction by fire of the village of Boucher
Vile situated on the ST. Lawrence river, about ten
niles below Montreal 1t contained population of
over one thousand souls and total was the destruc-
ton that the Herald says g" list Of the sufferers
,v;,, nroye census Of the village" The Catholic
Church was among the buildings destroyed Tho
fire occurred on Tuesday.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26

WAsmNeToN ClrY, June "a, l843.
All civil officers attached to this Department are
requested to show their respect to the memory of the
late Hon. Hucm SwiNroN LEGARE, Attorney Gene
rail- ard Secretary of State ad interim, Of the United
States, by wearing Grape the left arm for thirty
days. SAMUEL HUMES PORTER,
Acting Secretary Of Wm.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26

INrLuENzA.-There can be no doubt OF the cxis-
tence of this disagrseabe disease in city, and
those who feel any symptoms Of it, should take time
by the foreock Inhaling ammonia or hartshorn, IS
recommended by physicians as remedy in the inci7
pient stages,--Copiiol
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26
vINDICATIoN OF THE PRESIDENT.

As an indication that the PEOPLE view the
false charges put forth by Mr.. Bolts and his
Cl,y coadjutors, against President Tyler with
Indignation we would remark that we received
at this Office, by the mail of Saturday evening,
orders for more than NINE THOUSAND OF the
pamphlets containing the Presidents vindica-
tion. We intend TO print 100000, and will
promptly attend TO The orders of our friends.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26

TINS CHINA MISSION The N. Y. Tribute states
that Mr.. Peters Engineer and member of the Amer-
can Institute WILL under The patronage of the lns
tule, shortly embark for China, and v i'll carry with
him such specimens Of American productions, inven-
lions and improvements in agriculture and The arts
will be most likely to be acceptable to that ancient
and popuIous empire ard best sxcmpify the condi-
ton of improvements in this country, with the view
of obtaining valuable returns TO be distributed for the
benefit of our fellow citizens.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26

IRIsH PARLIAMENT.A correspondent OF the New
York Sun says:
"By the Treaty Of Limerick, whenever three mil
lions Of tbs Irish people shall elect three hundred
eehoIIers to represent them in Irish Parliament
in Dublin, England is bound solemny bound, TO re-
cognize such Parliament. Here is the secret OF
Mr.. OConneIl's movements, and they may as well be
known first last Will England abide by the Irea-
ty of Limerick When the three undred represen-
tatives have assembled in Dublin, and when they
have informed the British Government that the Par
lament of Ireland has re-assembIed according TO e
terms Of that treaty, will England refuse to abide by
that treaty. think sic will not Bad a. she is, she
surely will not ira tpc upon the stpuations Of so
emn treaty Again, it now too late for her to
prevent the enrolment Of the three millions, or the
appointment Of the three hundred"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26

ALTERED NoTEs.-We were shown es'crday, says
the American, ten dollar note Of he issue Of The
exploded Commercial Bank Of Millnron" altered
so as to read /" Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore. p
There is not the slightest similarity between the al
tired and genuine notes. and the former may be rea-
div detected by an examination Of tho Of the
signers. The spurious notes are signed w. Adams,
Cashier, II. II. Ellis, President; whereas the genu-
inc notes signed James w. Allnutt, Cashier John
B. Morris, President"