The New York herald., 1845-09-30

ueep interest and that nothing
would give me greater pleasure than to him placed
in such situation would give him a competent sup
por but perhaps may be necessary satisfy you
my opinion Of his merits is not over-rated acknow-
ledge that am his friend, and know that friends like
lovers little blind to the faults of those they
TEEN, but believe may safely refer ou to any person
acquainted with Mr.. Hoyt, for confirmation of what
have said"
(N This is in reply to a suggestion about sending
you up to investigate the business preparatory to de-
cision on the subject. Q4) have sent my brief in
cause to New York last week by mail
June a. send you by J. L. Thurman, Esq, a pack
age for Mr. Barker containing in current notes. 200
have received yours by Mr.. Clark with $1,000 in w.
and w. notes.
No VII.
Mr. Butler great tdctcian-" Cunning little Isaac"
Sweet peace conduct his sweet soul to the bosom
king Richard III.
:Washington and Warren Bank,
SANDY HILL, June u, 1919.
My letter of yesterday informed you that was engag
ed in "s fight wtn gu M RON wna soo re
Troy, Lansngburg and Albany bills, which wish you,
SS.s into specie; do ;,s not S9 know that
the enemy for the whole week he should main
tain his ground for SO long tune. ! do
not wish it isped that am in want OF it to meet de-
SMALL CHANGE and for that you will give them
bills If you obtain 5000 it will answer the
purpose and if small money is not to be had any thing
else will answer.
D. +. BUTLER.
SANDY Hill, June Dist, 1919
DEAR Sir,
BY the enclosed (Which please read, and after that
situation OF affairs here If Commodore w. reported
any thing disadyantageous, please correct it
time but on Saturday offered him large amount of
specie, which he declined waiting for me to count.
you think that you can get the specie for my notes
Barker Mr. Bacon is the person who brought the S7O6
Yours, truly,
Mr.. Butler is badly off for specie
What will this come to?
He commands US 70 provide, and give
Great gifts, and all out Of an empty Golfer
Washington and Warren Bank,
SANDY HILL June 23 1919. "wednesday merning)
Jacob Barker Esq, New York.
Dean Sin, : have redeemed in
the whole $3.50, during the days past-al in large
bills. have on hand, about $500 in small change
5000 in dollars and five francs, and $500 in gold With
this force with certainty sustain self until
urday morning, and by that time have doubt shall
have further supply Of specie from Mr. Hoyt =
new proo Of the Wpyerng policy Of that bank and
the little reliance to be pl'ced Mr. Olcots prsfes-
sions for he offered of his accord
me last spring that might at any time draw you at
few days sight, if chose SO to do !
have this morning ad two small of notes pre-
Albany and both enclosed to Mr. Baird with request
that he would present them Immediately, and that the
sendns up shall be
cause the money will 60 down by the mail to-day and
may quiet the apprehension Of some who would
otherwise send up but shall request Mr. b. to decline
any further commission of the kind and if any more
such calls appear, shall put them on the ground
AS the calls this week have assumed the character of
run on the bank you will undoubtedly see the
sy giving me suppl supply fspecie soon n,P PDssSe p
Ps-since writing the above, Wiswall has shown me
his bills told him was ready to pay in specie but
commenced paying Wswall, he presenting his bills first
Glchrist has resolved not to wait and returns in the
The letter from Mr. Olcott, referred to above, was
dated Mechanics and Farmers Bank June 2l, 1878" "
demption, $4,000 of W. and w. bills, by Mr.. Gchrist to
whom they expected that every facility would be given
Of Se ey y 81 ra as
country banks, on the city OF New York. :
our oDeSt 10 prevent country banks from paong
paper That they do operate in this way, have good
reason to suspect otherwise why do they place funds
tend to redeem or give specie value to their blls
No. IX
Mr.. Butler manages the Young Pairoon' Ia jonathan
Williams.
Che, JusticeWell heaven send the prince better com
% wH Sna s send S the s sste g% IL
Favored by Caleb Baker Esq,]
SANDY HILL June 29th 1919.
Jesse Hoyt, ESQ.,, III State street, Albany.
DEAR HoYT-The enclosed will show you how the
world wags" One of those that told to wait
until their turns came, THE YOUNG PATROON
who had 4 or $500 taken for rents due his father.
. If you know hm-as believe you dol wish you
would FALL IN WITH HIM, and ask his opinion-I know
il piu favorable although did not pay hm because he
WSE s1 KEW WIFI II fSanfE ME- R rW 81 sRs
FORE THE BANK CLOSED, and saw every man who
had from distance poor and needy, paid in
specie without a moments delay.
Now if his opinion is friendly, dare say it will pass
and be Legal r tender II
how everything goes-and what is said and done at Al
bany. Yours truly,
Seal and send the enclosed after reading it. If the loan
with Baird concluded and you expect the specie
Thursday you may perhaps ask Caleb Baker stay for
week He and every body else thinks have tons Of it
on the way
Mr. Butler discovers h, % sgproprats place and fitting
had thought TO have let in that the primrose
SANDY HILL, July 8, lsl9Iii Nj
DEAR Horr- All goes on we'll Caleb arrived last
night with this reinforcement Your extractn was
Sss M bsS kssR the rs
together and post them here, say thirty days
than they would otherwise come. At the worst they
would 60 into brokers' hands which is the best place
in the world for me. have received very begging
coaxng letter from Mr. olcott, but as Wiswas money
is not half paid, don't trouble myself about it.
Yours, truly, b. F. BUTL Err
Nos XI and XII.
Mr.. Christian Buters Financial Code Of MorasHe pi-
ousy touches the Mechanics and Farmers Bank o the
quick and ,oih holy seal 'Jrets" the dear public.
What Of fellow he that rebbed you II nters
Tale.
At sacred feasts he amongst the sants.-Poiloek
[Sent per Mr. Hand
SANDY HILL, July 7, 1919.
Private and Secret
To Jesse Hoyt, Esq, Albany.
DEAR Howl have paid since the run commenced,
$4,000 and You know how much had then.
have great deal more now, and am in every respect
better of The reinforcement from Jacob Barker puts
out of danger Have paid very literally since
ed, but shall hold up The public have been paid
over $6o0Othe brokers $4,000 Ought not the public to
wait whel We have crowed full enough for the pre-
sent there lore had better write for the papers
shall add note to Equal Rights, which will gall the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank to the quick.
Finished last Saturday night by trying the replevn,
at Glens Fala-got home l o'clock Sunday morning.
Jury equally divided, and 6-Sherif in our favor
Skinner and me both summed up; suited myself and
| cry body else. Noticed anew for Tuesday, l3-clear
case; shall certainly succeed-want the lease from Van