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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
the county OF NewYork Notice hereby given to all
persous having claims MARTIN McGRATI late
Of the city of New York deceased prese-t same
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office Edmund
S Derry No l29 Fulton the city of New York on or
before the first day oi June Dated New the 18th
day OF November 1888.
MI IaM6m william McGRATH Aelministratnr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

All persons indebted 10 said Estate requested make
Immediate payment. au26 law6m'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
L OF the C2unt OF New or Notlcf heTeoy given to all
Cty of New York Naqne deceased TO present the
street the City OF New ork before the twentieth
day OF April neXt.D4ted New ot, the sixteenth day Of
October, 1913. JOSEPH l. BREWER, Administrators.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

prices, free of carriage we'll screened from rl Yard sworn
Store S. 25 Broken or Egg 49, from the Lump Lacka
S., Lshi@h S. Liverpool screened 50 Yard 5!'
Washington st. near Spring GUERNSEY & ~ OF
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Ihe subscriber
4 has now on hand for sale the above coal of all sizes
which he offers for sale at low market price from the yard
Orders through the DESPATCH Post ea the Office OF
the subscriber, Will be promptly attended 10.
T. STOKES DICkERSOS, No lo7 Anthoqy St.,
Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family or Smiths on
hand for sale above Also Ash and Lehsh Coal OF I'll
s,ss dl5tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
L of the County of New York notice hereby given to all
persons having claims against JOHN SHERIDAN late Of
Of the CITY of New York Coac man deceased TO present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at his of.
fee No 50 WalistIeet the City of Newly ork on or be-
fore the twenysventh day Of May nex-Dated New-York
the twenty fourth dag OF November, l8i3
INfiN IAV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

n PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
4 Of the Comfy OF NeYork notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Luke Fay late the City
New York soap and candle manufacturer present
the with the vouchers thereof TO the suhscrb al his
before the eighteenth day of January Dated New ork
the fifteenth day Of July, a. d. 1913
DAVID Fay. Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TErAXES, TAXES, TAXES.-Notce is hereby
given TO all who have not paid their Taxes for 1913. that
the authorizing the Receiver of Taxes" and
allow discount thereon expired the ls January and
that the Collectors of the several Wards the only per-
authorized by law collect receive the balance of the
Taxes now due.
1t therefore de red that payment should be made with
little delay possible the Collectors Of the several Wards
whose Offices and Office hours as follows:
lst Ward-Over Cobb, Coenties sp-oiiice hours al!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Connty Of New-york, Notice is hereby to all
City York gentleman deceased to present the SANE
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers the Of
E. P Hsyer No 222 PearstIet in the City of New York
before the third day of May nsxtDat-d New York
the threth day of October l8t3.
EDWARD ?. HEYER)
JAMES SUYDANl Executors
o3l law6m- EDWARD 5. CLARK
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF The SuTrosalt
I OF the County OF New York Notice hereby gwen TO
the CRY of New ork Clerk deceased 10 present tn save
with the vouchers thereof the subs ribeC his residence
No Dominck street the City OF New York or beioi~
the eighteenth day of jane n-xt-Dated New York the ljh
day Of December, 1888. JOHN j. WILSON,
ia Ia,yim Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
p27 lawem Admini,trator Of Joha ST. Shedaa ieceas.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
lofte County Of NewYork Notice hereby given to all
late of the City OF NewYork Brass Founder deceased 70
rressut the with the voucher, thereof the subscrber
hs City Of before the fifth day Of June
Dated Neyv-Yo York. the I'd day Of December, 1873.
d tlaw6m IIGHE DAVtY. Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
and Chairman of the Assessors.
Street Commissioners Office January lltb 1871 il2

rORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnblic Notice is
" hereby TO the owner owners occupant ocCu
pants all Houses and Lots improved unimproyed Lands
affected thereby tina, owing Assessments COM
eted By the Assessors and lodged the Street Comms
Onerss Office for examination By all parsons Interested VIZ
for building Drain in 9th street from the sewer IN Avenue
Ia feet of Avenue d, embracing los both
sides of 9h between Avenses and D. and the East
L. s h AID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

r. TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
90 TY-A story House and Lot in Newark y J.r-
ssey, With some goods and lands. Apply to A P. * j
6. Smith, g. Liberty street. a29 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RICHARDSON IL co IS CELERR arr,,
AMERICAN PANACEA
mis- NeGicIDp- cOmpOuDdrd eOielv +.

INHlS Medicine, compounded solely fron,,.
bic matter free from aduiteatIon, and warr,psJ seq
any Ingredients detrimental 10 hath was ascorei
since by individual sorel afflicted win IT,
AlED SCRDFCLA aud who has been uuder ,Ss ~ ~ Ii
c the most physicians lu the United Sat-
wars, without the least apparent hope OF Tesioraro
the above nomed mediciue fc I've weeks rs,,n n a
feet health. That medicine has been sold with nn n
success, and aud has never failed try instapc
IN accoraHc. with iIectous) 10 effect r.rf a ilk,
ULCERATED ST ROFULA, 8RONC HlTIS rISlI
SORES. KINGS EVIL. THlSTELO INF ,SSS9
TORY AID CHRONIC RHEUMATiSNv AASM4i, NM
Has slroTT BLoTcRs cREsS pfFs fGFhyf OF 6GEER8Sc5s
SCALD HEAD. AND ALL CUTANEOuS ~; EsACG
0RPAlSS or UtGsKS AKLSiNG FROM AZ Ns
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of III. ~ saE
has been tested IN all the diseases above suunsra, s.
Effects traly aSonisf Ing, Only one table
taken tby adult each morning before eatlbs
produces tome stes while tIn most cases 1t also
gentle cahaTtc increasing the appetite and general
the patient. causing 81, liberated 20 discb3,s
tusely, and producing etfectua ,etatiyp Of IN ~
TEN, purifying md producing erI action OF N. S N
PyrS"uS while taking u, should refrain from rb.
ThoS. G. TALMasy
or Ru,htou Co, 40 Broadway, and 10 Asor Hor. ~
way; john Dodl 6i3 and III Broadyyoy; P s0a&
Broadway; Dr. q. W. Sargent, l57 tireenwich str.,
Hillyer. 7S Gresnwtch street Dr.. Eugene CrorI
Bowery John Syme 30 Fulton street; Thomas Krt .
Hammond street; Reuben +. Moss 800 and sos C;r,,ts
L. F. Wheeler Co.l2 Chery street next to C,r5sr,Sn+ ,+
J. Syme % Bowery, all Of whom have cprt6cas md
monials Of its efficacy. Also, Brooklyn BIZ Jas sS
OF Cranberry and Fulton streets George Arb.sN
SlniTe's Buildings Atlantic s,Ieet, and Mrs H. Hayr, +
Fulton street. u
Instructions for taking the aticls aud gre,t pp,A
certificates and testimonials may be- and Obtained ,,
OF the above PLACES. MAJ eodln y
ROURAHD'S HAIR uPROOTING Pow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

s9SseA SNAIL FARM FOR SALE-Situated
SG the public road, about 900 yards from the Turnpike
~ road Flushing. miles from Wamsburgh Ferry,
acres OF land which lies hsh and calculated for early yege
tables &c 1t has very handsome building spot with choice
the premises four times day, aud from New twill
be sold reasonable price Forpacu inquire OF John
ewe near the premises mile from the MasEe Hotel,
or RORERT MEBER. 461 Broadway. ial0 linz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TOAL, COAL-Tne Working Mans Coal Yard
~ removed from the of Christopher and Greenwich
streets 10 of Houston and Thompson Streetshe best
Peach Orchard Coal the Salem Spohn and Black Mine,
Broken Egg s. So Steve S. 2 ut S. 90 handsomely
and delivered OF the CITY Tree Ol Carriage,
weighed by sworn City Welgllsr. . , ,,,,,
di8 EDN ARD bLfsN ELL ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

49, FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4oo
acres handsome Oak Opening Lands. beautiful lCcat
.1ed takes paid and title perfect. Apply a. p s.
{. Smith IS Liberty street. MO 4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

Of the County of New York is hereby given all
persons having claims against Henry Remse late OF the city
-f New York gentleman, deceased present the with
the vouchers thereof TO the subscribers their residence No
BIG Cherrysreet in the city of NewYok on or before the
tweny.seyenth day of February Dated New Ork
the twenty-lth day of August, l8i3
,n2c ,,wsm HEfkI Hifa + kEMstS REMsES Administrators
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

Credit Dec. 80, iSt}-Amount received for Manure,
Rubbish Garbage, &c........ 71g7 .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
L OF the County Of NewYok, notice hereby given 70 Al
late o the Cy Of NewYorE, Grocer deceased, 10 present
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscfber az is
residence No 2I7 herrytrsej the City Oi Newi oIk,
or before the tlvenrsh day of MAY ney-Daed New-iorh
the seventeenth day of November 1888.
mig laws II y, i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

COAL-Peach Orchard and ether Goals con-
~ stanty hand hv the At low priofs. from
boa: or yarl TFRBF of HudsOn Amos-stS. si Am
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

Asas ARMS-FARMS FOR SA LEA valua-
ssb Wheat Farm Of 273 acres lying between the Cayu
ga and Lakes can be exchanged for Illinois and
and Also Farm Of 100 the Chenango rIVsT
and canal for cash only Also many good Farms New
Jersey, containing from 200 Apply to A. j.
G. Smith As Liberty street n20 e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

MA4 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 40, 900
s% Pennsy lvaua and Is OO0 in Indiana improved and
.-.kssimproved. Apply to Al. & J. c. SMITH
n20 If IS Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

NOR SALE OR EASE.-Thirty-two Lots of
Il Ground al Harsimus (N j. bounded by Jersey Avenue,
and Ere HaIsimus and South steeets, about me from
jersey City For particulars, inquire al No. AZ Chatham
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

I AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHAIk. II
ooks bad II iniaes the skin, aud makes il look Yellow
iTy oness Spanish Lily White gives the face or neck
pure n iieks asbaSter wnlteness. Sold at the sign of
the American Eagle 20 Chatham street. New-York and ar
i Fulton street, and 81. Atlantic st. Brooklyn do I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
THE DISCUSSION AT LIBERTY.
.Ncssy. .Nysby &. Daniel

The Republican Of last Ihursd,y c,ntains notice If
CASUAL paragraph oil ours Ia the effect, that ian i'm
pffsst'n highly favorable to the Wing rausr was mad.
ny Mr. Nl'stv IN his speech at Bedford Court House"
IN tn, 22nd July. In saying thus much, paid high
compliment 10 Mr. NJ. and did MT design, even by inu-
endo. to cast reflection upon the spsrc, made by Mr..
Daniel But the Republican, without even protesting
T." know any thing Of the merits Of The discussion under
lakes To ASSERT. that friend, upon whose authority
we pened the paragrs p has 'be,rayr I'd US into most
ridiculous blunder:''-and then adds "fpm all havs
heard, We feel warranted assuring the public tina, the
discnsslrB between Nessrs Daniel s. Msby At the place
al~yr referred TO- resulted Just precisely every Demo-
cra' would imagine, from ku"wldgr Of the cause es-
pnaed ms The iw" speakers, aad every impartial
w'a'd aier from know ledge Ut the capacity and talents
II The two men,"
we ot course, ran have M 0hecimn 10 the Repub-
cans brslowlng prase upon MIR. Daniel, either BY
wholesale or RETAIL for wa have Frequently taken occa-
sion tn award 10 him the possession of high talents
we have right 10 COMPLAIN when thai paper seeAcals
dispara2e the "capaciy and talents Of one To who all
aye every impartial man, yields the possession Of mer-
tai and moral end 'wmens Of very high order Com
rarsns are odions'-and We shall not follow the EXAM
pie OF our neighbour in this instance in nsituiing be-
tween Messts NJ. and ID. Mr.. NJ might have made
IAN 'npfesS'"n highly favorable to the Wing causs''-
and yet no insinualon even. rejecting upon MIR. Ds
'p"erh. have thereby been iniended-snd our remark
was not 50 meant-and We think it somewhat ibsral
IN our neghhor IL make that simple statement the text
for an attack on Mr. Mosby.
Nr NJ ,re kno1. has done good service for tho Wing
cause and has 1.-The capacity and talents" and every 9TH
er requisite To euable him 1, continue 10 d. 81. We
heard his speech At the "Buckinsham Festival, and we
imply n"euogy an lula beyond the tsuh when We state.
mat as an cR,rt ID mind. and yindcaton OF the Prn
clres ID the Wing Party. have rarely heard more
polished and aryameatalive political discourse We
neaVor !" act upon the mn Kim ourselves AMI recommend
1t '"n, Neighbour slhe Republican, FLA. j,s!isia, ruas
oalum."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
DISCUSSION In TOWN

Reaching town, after five days ah. encc, on Tues.
day evening. about 10 o'clock, We fund on our arrival
political discussion going on between Vncen, Witch
sr "f Pn'sylvanis, and young ownsnan, Adolphu.
~ N~Ad We cannoi. Of c..urs., say any thing ~ 10
IT'S rhsracter-hu, we think We may ASSUME from
our knowledge Of The two gentlemen and certainly with
"n' intending 10 deroga,e any thing from the talents Of
WI hra that he could not expect any thing but defeat
with such competitor, in snch a cause. We have mn
douh', h"wever, that the Republican Of this nurnny
VIII c"'an gl'v'ng account Of the triumph Of i,s
cha'"pon-( so"chng. for example, abou David and
u'lah) -tr these Democratic speakers are ono and
AI' sue" ctn",als that The existence Of single Wing
speaker after he has met one of these greedy
Is among the msrv+s of the times. Il only shows that
y the l.ucs have wonderful powers Of d.euii,nn their
W hg antagonists have the less valuable faculty Of
renewing their own lives We hope sme une Of our
trends. who heard the discussion. viii give US a fuller
account Of II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
IIIt, CA PAil,N

The activity OF the campaign in Virginia may he in
'rred from the events IT few days past in this section
OF the State.
Inst Saturday. for example the people were address
I'd at Broknral, in this connty, by N.ssrs. VIM Dam
lel jr. and Joseph X Irving. The Electors for this Dis
,ric; Mr.. Il = Bcock addressed The Democrats at III
Sppnt; Niessrs V. Nl'rher aud A. ID. Read. at Lees
vile; X. I'll. Toer, at Red House in Charlotte; &c
On Monday there was long discu,siun at Charlotte
courlhnuse, between Col. W. HUBBARD and X. H. T.er.
and. after supper. the Clay Club held mos, anina.rl
and Interesting meelng-being addressed by Messrs
tl"nrnoy "f Halifax, Wood If NeckIenhurg, Green Of
Halifax, and BnuldIn and Carrlnghn of Haax.-Tha
writer # this paragraph ei The courthouse about 10
6clork night hun he understands The lab did no,
adjourn until nearly H. It determined by them to
have Free Barbecue al Charlotte courthouse on tho
10Th and l4h oi September next of which. and the
engagements Tor that PURPOSE due notice i'll be hereafter
given
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
TnEENGILSH CORNLANs. EREErR ABE

TilEENGLlSH CORN LAWS, FREETRADE..
&c-it Is the c,ninon cry Of the Free Traders tia,
we IN this country are re,r"gradng, while Enylsnd-lu
whom they are o.kng for light and docir,ne as we'll
as or market aud manufAclures-ls shaking oil the
mrls # Protection
IL with view 10 give conclusive atiun 10 any
such misrepresentation about English phcy and prac
hce-thc professions o many of her riers and other
wise-tha we devote 81 much space To-day To q recen,
debate IN the ious- OF Commons, ON motion for the IT,
peal Of the Corn Laws.
The decisive mnjon,y by which ,ha, mo,iun was RI
jectednearly three oDc-and the not legs ,rrsiyr
and significant declarans-so Inndv chez red by the
House." ministers, that they meant To stand by the
principle ot Prote on; that It was Incorporated AS unr
ol them said, with their whole commercial syseD will
prove even !" The most increduous that the preencr
which :" much IL attempted Ia be made h.r.ha, If our
Ta''t VAS moderate IN English exports. her Tartf
On our Agricultural exports would be like manner re-
dn'"d-is wholly destitute o truth or prohabiliiy
On the whole subject. SIR Robert Peel lak-d the Ian
guage ~ common sense, and that liz the n,na.r III
real sla'rsnan IL" SAID II wers l., begin anew il
II were proposition for the ir.t time ap,i,ted and IN
which all We're 10 c"rur. this theory Of Free Trade
would he very pretty and sr-rs; but public men mus,
deal with facts they find he,n and prtec,n was ia,
fixed tact" OF the Enrsh commercial system. aud 81
must be considered aud treated
Ihis vne IN the House Of Commons against yepeal;ng
the Corn Laws, Will spike The arIery Vi nnnr RUS ,s
l"rs IN ihis country, which eRdra vIiny Il, Gull The
Farmers 'no hetf. that mere Revenue Tar, n would
induce England 10 open her pors II our Agricultural
Produce.
On that score her policy is fxed-,nd 50. after nex
November, will ours be.
As an Incidental TACT 10 not unn'eiestny TO our ma
ton, That the mayTy against repeating the Corn Inv
has been rather Increased than Diminished by the v.hr.
m.nt eflris and decaratios the public uretpus and
the nubeess tracts shattered broadcast over the lands
ny the .4"ti Corn Lac League. ". Y. .4n.erican
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08
1874


these connes-ali from which We have received fall
re'ofns-tAh'hli slight gain for The Wings We have
BESIDES incomplete trturns from several other cun,
which satisfy US thai North Carolina is Wing to ,hs
core.
80 far as the complexion Of the mex, Legislature il
concerned We have strong hol thai the slate Of p,r
lies WI he entirely reversed by the elrclion Of drci
sive Wing maturity. So fal as heard from. there b,s
he'n g"'" Ut several members In The county Of Osno,
here,"re regarded The battle-ground o the S.a, he
Wings have for the first time. We learn elected ,hei, on
tire ticket by riu,nphan, maj,rity.
We hope tu have returns enough by aex, Minds,
to give all accurate idea Ut tie result
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

"Fosiingdhs Books."- Oar absence from homo has in
trrrred with the dlschasgeuf this agreeable duty. We
snail resume II IN our next. In the time, au-
hrtsed to say that the rumorpd conversion LOcofoeo
'm Of Henry Erskinr, Esq Of Creen'rer Of Philip Rog
~" Esq Ut the Red Springs Of Col Jno. Crow. which
thr Republic chronirrd some days ago. in "a letter
from gentleman in Nknre 10 his friend in Lynch
burg, Is UTTERLY UNFOUNDED. One Of the
gentlemen named. indeed inIignan, al the asse rll"n
We stated week ago. in anuounciuy the ruuuored
change, FUN LocAir'isa 10 the Wing cause. Of u.
d; Lay"e and Dr. Payne ii Arghany, ,hs, we doubt
I'd The truth oiihe rumr, far the frmef gentle
man was Concerned. We are now satisfied that Mr..
tayne has moi changed cheerlully stale. Ia
reference 10 DR. Payne however-one Of the must In
n'n''al citizens Of Alssany-we are grat,ed say.
the tusnor was entirely c,rrect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

femi'isd To cover dfs sight upon housr ard the
notes although endorssd payable demand refn-
sed payment. rs INV. tr pairy preenre thu mites
h"s sth'r have been thrown uT"i ihe market . dis
COUNT OF eia bssed nP,n government hath back
Protested, 10 The RUN VI ndi credit all peause lhe
government has no recognized sg.n, 10 d,sburse its
funds.
For The last few years The whole cnuse Of The Fede
raj ances has been vi srJs and pacbcs Tn. issue
81 ihe present treasury noes made onr yess since
~ an experiment; they islr lace made ~, able
10 one year. beaag one mill per cent interest; on their
hacks they are endorsed pureaseabls demand by the
government bank IN New lors. In, nves have been
abs"fbed ~ exchange opera Ions substitute Cor na-
ihoa currency, but beli. issued by the Treasury de-
lartinent and made payahls al Siae bank an,.nabe 10
SAFE laws only. and the object OF which is .ly II, make
~ "ey OUT vi me government funds. they liahle
HE dIscredit which we have described. These hanks
iif ~ hoinbrr. procured towards the cse Of The ses
sion oi Congress law IN order to efrrt m,oop y of
inc government funds. The State law prevents these
banks from ianng than certain amount, and tina,
amount N nov iu tiense all the government money
placed with them, Is rrciualy mkrd up as If ~ the
vaults ct sub Treasury. More thsa that the funds
themselves are drawn from s,e ,nercani,l.
aud loaned, II al all Ia stock s.cu.aors instead III l.,
those who pay the durs. Under the late bank
was always the rule with The branch hire holdny the
government lu0ds that the merchant who had l,ud L.
pay was always entitled 10 discount in prr,,ren,c Ia
any other applicant For instance VI tae hznk "a. short
ii money AMI had bat say S21.DU0 loan Tor the day.
and there we're appllcs'o,s from fcan,s equally
oi g"d standing i SO 900 rach and one had bond l.,
pay aud The other nut The preference as given u the
ormer This Is now not tn. case; nearly alt III. money
collected from the dfa from lS hanks here
mercantile accounts kept, aud paid in,o four, which
liam II Ia spectators or lock II up.
There has been received at the port o New York in
six months. near 10000 70. and for the Union $40.
ooV.00o. This has been placed with multitude of lit
lie corporations, each To get all il cam but very
1can, 10 pay II cut. Ii payment Ola government debt
IS applied ff they d. not kn,w anything about IT, liza
drpsle is To be made account Of government there
II M hesitation about taking whaev~r All tins should
be reneded and The government should organize its o~
fiscal affairs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

Bedford BrO,cn, Esq. Of " Give have hssn, fa
some weeks past, c'gnzant Of the fact that ExSon-
aor Brown Of North Carolina. susguished loader IN
the Lci'co ranks. is decidedly hostlle to ae snooxa
ton Of Texas but did feel ourselves liberty 10
give currency 10 private conversations. He has, bow
ever, as NE learn from abe Milton, IN. e. Chuncle'
thrown u all reserve, aud publicly announced his nfP"-
sI!ian to hat measure The Chronicle says that he re-
Poi .s smsc delivered by o s Reid, esq in 'iks'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

The New York Republic, in speaking ,f the mosets
regard To Inc Government money depusie in the
New York Banks:-
The evils which daily expersn ed in ,he
'fcNs i'r 'he want OF snnc Recognized agent u the gov
efnep Identified with lis credit strongly lustra
ted III circumstance which i,ok place iihln +, ~
days well known house Of this cry rccev 3D. a, +,
rc'n ance from the 'uth sJn. thu sand dollars uf o
'tr""rnt Treasury notes. vi the new emission bearnv
one mil interest, and endorsed payable ON demand by
The government pet hanks" in lhs cit. Their. ar.
tur Ut these banks holding Of govern ent den,si,es in
their hands q {" s. 100000 Of surplus money Tn.
noes were presented Tor payment one of these bs nks
supposed t, be that from winch payments are mad, for
'ism1nth The answer was thai they did not nav tho
notes but they supposed another bank did The "aher
hank was applied loanj they dihey did not pay ,hen
but the first hank did. Ens holder Of the notes then
went To each OF the government banks and they ali
GUESSED they dd MT pay this month. but they eroec..
ed mat The bank first applied to paid the frs, Of Az
gust ihat instu,n 'concluded' upon the whole that
they had no orders To pay Now tie Federal govern
nen, with perhaps IS OO0 900 in the vaults OF i,s de-
psnr'es'o be actually dshoaorea because neither If tho
tour banks holding its money cuses 10 let anything go
untaiIr August. when The Stale lao requiring a return
ot their affairs shall have bren complied nh apd the
government money made figure largely in the mns
Vi these corporaonsi The consequences Of such conduct
might have been faugh. with results Of the mos. dsss,
'ra" kind suprase $4,000 III ,beee notes had been