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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

VALUABLE SECRET. -"Sara | wish Won
would lend me your thimble. can never find
mine when want it."
why can you not find it, Mary?"
IL you do not choose to lend me YOURS.
can borrow of somebody else"
IL am willing 10 lend it to you, Mary. Here
it is"
Il knew you would let me have it,
"Why do you always come to me to borrow
when you have lost anything, Marv?'
because you never lose your things. and
always know when to find them
How do you suppose always know where
to find my things?"
am sure cannot tell. If knew, | might
perhaps, sometimes contrvc TO keep INV own.
This Is the secret. have place for G.
very thing, and after | have done using any
thlng, 1t IS my rule TO put it away in its prop
cr place"
Yes, just as though your life depended on
My life does not depend on it. Mary. but
my convenience does very much"
well, / never can find time TO put nv
things away"
How much more time will it take to nut a
tthing away, III its proper place, than it will to
hunt alter IT, when II is LOST"
"Well, I'll never borrow of YOU again. Won
may depend on it,"
why! you are not ailronted, Mary. Ihope?"
80, no, dear Sarah! ] am ashamed and am
determined, now, to do as YOU do-to have a
place for eUery thing and euery thing IN its
place"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

WESTERN WATERS On Tuesday last
at Cincinnati the river was falling at the rate
OF feet day.
At Nashville, the last rains had caused a
rise OF about inches, but it was falling again
on Thursday. 90
The st. Louis New Era of the 25th. saws.
The river opposite here has risen but little
since yesterday morning; it is now about on
stand and bank full,
The steamer Balloon left Savannah landing
ON Saturday the 2lst inst, the river at that
point being in an ordinary stage when she
lett and falling. On the 22d she met the
Henry Bry at Fishing river Republic at Lex
ington; WaPello at Nashville; Tobacco Plant
at Stonc's Port. The Kansas and Platte rivers
were overrunnlng their banks and were still
rising very rapidly. The low bottoms ON the
Missouri are entirely inundated and much
damage will be sustained
The steamer Falcon reports the Illinois riy.
er very low from Peru to Beardstown. there
being but 10 inches water on Hennepin fats
and from 20 to y inches on the principal bars
below 10 Bcadstown, where il had risen some
two or three feet, but was again falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

RIFLE SHOOTlNG.-Thc,c is q boy at
London n. H.. says the Patriot and State
Gazette, who, OF the distance OF quarter of y
mile can pick bumble-bec from mullen
stalk, oil hand, ten times i'll succession. He
is a small chap, and carries quite light shoot
ing iron for these diggins, the barrel of his
rifle weighing only forty pounds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

lOWA.-Wc learn from the Iowa Gazette,
that the bill psovidiHg for a vote on Constito-
ton, as il came from the hands of the Conven-
ton, passed both houses OF the Terrific. ial
Legislature, on the 9Th ult. by a vote of two
thiIds OF the members. The election is TO
take place in August next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

Peter Fo.lc John IL. Bowlby
James k,dnS VIM. Price oi A.
Evans Dsut James +. Davis
Ahhcu, Stewart Thomas 1arlton
Peter Davis Thomas Wade
Il u Thorn E,l Joseph Muhrs
VIM Hood Timothy Smith
John llnuway T. Is Ross
T. G. Brooke WIN Am,tt
Guy e Allen John Meredith
CD Cooper George Wilson
Allen Holland u b Burn
VIM lllyhurst John Neptune
William Holland NotlevT Carter
David McGill WIN kencdy
John Rude Esq. Thos Il Ectly
Joseph Henderson DR. & Mclane
Thomas Lcwclon Joel Ridgcway
Samuel Minor u. George Niger
John HUlmin Nathan Hcwey
Eno> Tenant Esq DR. \ McLanc
Jno JJniSou VIM NJ Jones
y i MADEIRA John J Pierpoint
James Brwcr Joseph Grub il
L. e Lazer A Deyault
LadoC MrBec Jose ph Darrah
| Leroy Kramer lille Il Johnson
Joseph ID Hill Capcll Howell
4 lladlcy Johnson Aaron MADEIRA
! Edward Clear j. t. Tucker
James MrVicker James Protzman
! Moses ID Wells ThomlS Smith
Thomas Morgan Cyrus NJ. krider
\ Jenkins ID q Thompson
blackwell Morgan + T. Rude
Henry MADEIRA Goo V Thompson
Nelson Berkshire Henry Swinllcr
RPoirod, That all the papers in Virgini
friendly to the object OF this meeting, be- r.
queSted to publish the proceedings Of Il
, same.
! AARON BARKER. President.
ANrHoNY SMITH,
HENRY w ATsoN
| Niyn prcxi,lcn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

GENIUS.-It is interesting TO notice how
some minds seem almost to create themselves.
spnneins up under every disadvantage, and
working their solitary but irresistible way
through thousand obstacles. Nature seems
TO delight IN disappointing the assidui,;cs of
ai, with which it would rear dulucs. to rpatu-
niy; and to glory in the vigor and luxuriancc
oil hrr Glance productions. She scattcrs thc
seeds Oh genius 10 thc winds. and though some
may perish among the stony places of this
N",Ig' any some may BE- chokcd by the thorns
and brdnbcs of early adyersity VET otbc,.
VIII now and thcn strike root even H., the clar,s
"i ,he rock. struggle brayclyup into sunshine
ana spread ovcrth sterile birthplace all the
Dtduucs Oi vegetation. -IrriHg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

We have requested to call the attention
Of the Street Commissioner, to nuisance
near the corner of Min and Quincy streets,
which has been represented to us as alike dis
agreeable and prejudicial to health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

There were some rich scenes enacted at the
City Post Office yesterday. The new Postage
law went into ciiect-consequently the nos
tage was reduced. We saw one gentleman
who had laid down the old price for a letter
declined taking change-'ior," said he. sit
will not go free the whole distance. lady
was told by one of the clerks (the rogue is
not mauicd) that he did not charge the gentle
sex as much as the men, and she smilinplv
gave him the scectest "thank you" A hale
son Of Erin came up TO pay for letter, slap
ping down his quarter as independently as if
he owned bushel.
"Wait, sir said the clerk, ''till / give YOU
the change"
"Divil bit of change do want" said the
lrishman. Its quarter to the edge of the
water
"Very WE'LL" said the Clerk, "but you're
a clever fellow, and I'll charge you but ten
cents this time"
Patrick took his change and turned il over
in his hand several times, as If at loss what ia
do with it, Finally he came back to the
window and cnlled out
Come, won't you 90 and take summit? It's
pity TO have so much money in a pocket. y
The Clerk excused himself, having press of
customers, and Patrick went away, saving that
'thdt clerk was one of the clivcrest in the big
world yit Pills. Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

intended To attack The frontier elements oi
Mexico consisted oiovcrunc thousand ct thcir
picked warriors. II they have really started
on The expedition we shall hear ot The enact
u,cm, of bloody scenes before the summer i,
uvcr.-N u. PicGuuHc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

ISAIAH SrrrN, Esq. Is our Agent Tor Brooke
county, Virginia.
Ma. Lgvl MELLor. is our Agent for Stcu
hcnvill,, Ohio, and vicinity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
DalID T6nlrs,

N"iNEY Il. PALMER, is our authurl.u
Agent tor receiving Subscriptions and Aivcr
tlsement> tor the Wheelius Times and Gazette
His Offices are -
l6 State Street. Boston,
@Aun Street. New Nork
vS'f;re Street rhiltdrlphi,
Corner of Baltimore aifl Calvert Streets
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

u. BRAVO, AT the Commrrl al News and
RraChnS Rooms, opposite tn ST. Clario and
Ncrenda Hotels. is agent lot TIM, paper IN
New Orleans. Advertisements lur ii or order.
far new Subscriptions. will receive immrdilt.
attention IL left with him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

Mes,r, NJ NSoN x FUTILE. No. lbs Mas
sau Street. ar our authorized Agents in New
York CITY. They will receive Subscriptions
sr contract for ADVERTISEMENTS Tor the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
SADDLE, BRIDLE, TRUNK AND
ARNESS MANDATORY.
NO. 100.

Main Street, WHEELING, w..
Wiz. Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks to-
has friends md the public generally, for their
KIND patronage since he commenced business in
me above named stand; and would hereby inform
ihem he still continues To keep on hand and manu-
iacin'e 10 order, SADDLES of different kinds and
qualities, am~ng which, is King improved PArENr
srkING SEAT. an article which only needs a.
,a, 10 TIE iound The best now in use. every variety
OF BRIDES & MARTiNG AlES: also. fine Rrcoy.
CARRIAGE. ond COMMON HARNESS. HARD.
LEATHER. IMITATION d COMMON TRUNKS.
vaLIS"S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. COL.
LARS and NAMES. BUGGY, RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS and LASHES, FLY NETS. &c.
&C all oi The above mentioned articles are well
made and warranted good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms.
All orders Tor work promptly attended 10,
Jun ~ 3md&w WA MING NICOLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
A N ORDINANCE 10 prevent ce,lnio improper
practices. therein specified.

IA phc'lces' lhefeln specified.
Sec. .. " any person shall fire or DISCHARGE
within such paris Of The city which are or shall bc
lad ou' into t"wn oIs,or yihin four hundred feet
Of sud hmils' any cannon, qu'1 pistol or fire arm
~ aHy cracker. sqnb rocket or fireworks unless IL
"a 10 case OF ncce''y,Uf in discharge of some
poo"e u"y'"' at military parade 10y order Of The
s''" W '''"'n'hdrof wlih The permission OF tho
Mayor or wo aldermen Of The civ sucb no,son. for
every such fence shall toieit nrJ raw 10 the civ
not less than ono nor more Ihan ten dollars. jyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
AN EXTRAORDINARY SIGN

AN EXTRAORDINARY SIGN.-Thc fol-
lowing lsa copy OF aslgn--hung out at a viii
lage IN Wiltshire, in England:
Matty Miller, barber, pcriwig maker. surioin
parish clerkc, sChoolmastcr and blacksmith
shave Tor pence, cut hair for two pence. and
oyled and powdurd into the bargain. Young
iadys * glntlemen also taut their grammar.
language IN the ncetest manner, and kare Ia
Ken To their norris and spelling. Alsosalne
slngn and horse shun by the rele maker.
Likewise makes * mcnds all sorts of butes
and shucs, teeehes all kinds of sempronism ON
the Juseharp-cuts korns and bledes and blist-
crs on the lowest terms. Cowtilliens and
other dances taut at home and abroadc, pupils
hndIn their own music. Also deels holcs,lc
and retale pedumery in all its branches. Sells
all sorts of stashunairy WAR together with
blackln * red herrin, gingerbread and cole
skrubln brushes, nous traps and all other
sweetmeets. Likewise, Godlrey's corjul rutes,
potatows. sassages and other garden stuff.
n. b. teeches joggraiy, and stronomy on
hloseiykal prInsipcls. A bawl on Wcnstlay
and Friday, all performed (God willin) by me.
MATTf MILLER
ii Matty Is master of the above trades he is
no jack. But we have something before us
which speaks well for Marion County. Va
1t - an exact copy Of anotice which we found
sticking on sChOol-house door within few
miles OF Fairnont, for the truth of which we
stand pledged:
PUBLIC NOTICE.
] nearby give Notice that will take pr,in
from them that are OWN me for tuition ii de-
livcrcd to L. Il. Anets Store in fairmont be-
fore the IS OF april Next and if it il is not
PAID bciouri will put my hccUuutsin the hands
Of An officer for collection
REVENUE CUTTER G.. NJ. BIBB.--This
steamer arrived here yesterday morning i'm tow
oi lhe Lancaster. She has been DELAYED some
days ga consequence Of an injury to The macm-
merry aud having spunga leak below Marietta.
We unJ"rst1ud that at one time she bad three
or Tour feet Of water IN her hold; but did not
SINK. as was stated in the paper. on Saturday.
She Is now at the Dy Dock in Fulton I'M
dcrgong repairs.--Cm 1Hos.
EMlGRATlON.-On Tuesday the health
officer Of New York. boarded vessels Al Quar.
aniInc having ON board 26s7 stecragc passen-
gers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

THEMSELVES have arrived from China at
New York, two intelligent and educated sub
iects of the " Brother of the Moon One of
these Chinese gentlemen * stated to b. Il !
musician. The scholar is said To- be preparing
d journal OF his travels in this country, the
publication oil which will be looked for with
interest.
O-s-Olc Bull now in New York, intends TO
travel To Michigan AMI Wisconsin. lie re-
turns i'm the autumn. when he will have ready
a new Farewell tn America. his
parting tribute TO our country previous TO his
departure Tor Europe,
CO.. According TO Captain Laws, manager
oi the Lesds and Manchester railway, hiricen
tons oil cucumbcrs are occasionally sent from
Northampton to Manchester in one day.
CO. When Prince Jerome BonapartG visited
recently the Hotel of the lnvalides, his strik-
ing resemblances to Napoleon caused AN i'm
menss excitement among the old soldiers,
who crowded around the Emperor's nephew.
C~S-A man from Poughkeepsie. got his
foot terribly manglei between the Fulton
| lerry-boat and the wharf at New York, ON
| "Wednesday night. He was taken TO the hos
| pital where the leg was amputatcd.
! CA new musical piece has been prepared
| in Paris by Mr.. Elwent. The deluge. the ark
emblrkation, cri, 5 of the animals, darkness,
storm, and tin restoration, are all exhibited
| Q-a-Two quadroons lately fought a duel on
/ the opposite bank OF the river from New Or
leans with pistols,at the distance of ten PAGES.
One of them at the first fire, received the ball
OF his antagonist under the ear, causing him
almost instant death. Causc--jealousy.
! CCs-A riot occurred at Terre aux Baus near
New Orleans OF the 10Th inst The military
were ordered out to protect the people A
number of small andholders and Others who
had made a living by hauling sugar To the city
i'm oX-Carts, had become inccnsed at the passag,
by the Mexican Gull Railroad over their pro
pcrty.-They had broken up portion of the
road, and threatened violence to the persons in
the employment OF the company.
! 0-S-The Boston Chronicle states that up
wards of fifty members of the church at South
Boston, under the charge of the Rev. w. w.
| Payton( MIR. Fairclmld was once the minister,
are about forming themselves into new CON
gregation by the name of the Payton Church,
and that they intend to call Mr.. Fairchild for
| their pastor.
! U-E~Mcn doing business in Boston can
! live twenty miles out in seven different di-
rections and so home by railroad, and not be
absent more than two hours!
O-E-A man was tried in Georgetown, d..
| c.. on Friday last, for riot in that city in
! 1872. lie was convicted. Better late than
never.
O-E-The press of Florida is urging upon its
Senators To insist upon the removal OF all the
Indians from its boundaries.
OC1rThey are bout to engage extensively in
D. ,.,---.,e lacturc OF figured silk ribbons in
Bangor, Me.
and is not half finished ~ - q $500 Of the
GA slave recently attempted unsucccss-
iui'y TO make AN escape from Memphis, by
being boxed up, directed to Louisville, and
placed on board a steamer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

EMlGRATlON-On Tuesday thc hcald,
officer Of New York, boarded vessels al Quar-.
antInc having ON board 2Gs7 stecragc passcn.
gers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

a TTENIlO ION INVAIIDS- Just reed a, 81.
q n 'gn"l HE Big Red Mortar. flesh snpplv If
D'.'"' VI lHre's &c ebracd l. yer ri lis ou9 Y,tmi.
I"gc WARMED gennuc.
LAFAYETTE NINETY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
BRtrTANNyA WARE.

MATCHES! MATCHES,-50 gross superior
lN Fnrtion Matches. just received ia addition
Ia former stock by & 4 HORNBROOK,.
b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
s6i 1855

The undersigned commiiiee;nptoin,ed to exs
anime The aiIiirs Of ihc Wheeling Swings Insiilu.
non. and tn make aud publish u report thereof. do
hereby ocrIiiy, that We have examined The same
aud ind the ahnve To be true statement this 3Utir'
day cf June lS45, HENRY LIST.
jig JOHN MGAUCHY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

INDEX RERUM-A few copies Of Todd's In
n dex R"rum. designed for the use OF the Student
and Professional man just reed and Tor sale by
iva JOHN J HASwELI.. Union az.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

FOR guLY--Gol,m. r..
lfI lumbar and National Mpgoz,n.. r., t.,,D
Just reed by w popp Wy
Cor MaiD& UBlop.sls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

AHES' LAST Just reed tie smugsler by g
a.. h1lmesi DE Rnhau by Eugene Sue; sybil or
me Nations. by B0ron DIsracll; wyom,nq S,lc
y, - aud 10 Wandering lew. ot the bot.,,,a y,
" w KOBB, CIR Nam a. Un,on ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

D. ,IORAL BIBLE-Just reed % 90 az
and 81 Of il1rpefs Pictorial Bible. sub.cn.
''' W"I please cal and get lhcit numbers srn.
va w ROBB. OR Nam u Union sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

\ LSO-A superior article of l:sht P,,ke, Pa,
4 Gall and see Them. J& r IoRNBRooK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04

Hfp1Ircd, HAT all the papers in Virginia,
friendly to the object OF this meeting, be- re
queSted to publish the proceedings Of the
same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20

The city yesterday inundated with travellers fa
exceeding IN number any period of the season. The
principal hotels were crowded hey ond all precedent Blu
continuance for accommodation was TO pro
vide for the many who failed secure their aparne mt
by an early application The following are selec tee
AMERIoAS-A Wood, Charleston, ID Mcleod, D Samp
son. j Mcleod. Canada; Col X Benton MIR Crosweii
Albany Argus; A Brigham Phila c Hoost N o: Alaio
son, Meyer, Pa; Trott, N o; X II Forester Pitt
burg; Williams, Boston; Messrs Roans and Hart u
A, Capt Hager, do; T. Hewson, Phils; Richard Eppes
Va; Septimus Morris. do
AstoR-E. Perrot, Phila; r. Palmer, do; j. d. Shutter
y. o., ]. c. Shepherd, Boston Jno Dunn do H. Pom
bard, Rochester I. Biddle Phila Col. Hallett T. A
nr NORRIS, Phiia'; X i Sheppard, Baltimore j. G
Cuthberston Md ; Capt. McCabe, Borden,own; L. Nc
Night, do, George Buchanan, N O J. w Bond Bos
ton Charles Hsnes Norfolk Judge Beardsley Utica
Major Van Buren,, Boston Charles Kean and Lady
London Messrs smith and Reed, Geo Jas. d Dew
D.; Capt Gnswold, ship Noithumberan /; s. Topliff
Boston; Bishop Doane
Phila; C. Reade Hyde Park N. Choate Louisville, KY
C. II. williams, do L. Newman. Phila; j. J. TackIer
phila.i Mr.. Bennett, Florida Van benson, HUDSON
/. Hastings, Nassau l.. Hanes Phila Rt Rev Bisho
Lee, Del Mr.. Ford, Miss; s. +. Adee Richmond V a
Themes, Phila
FRAskLrs-D.M NJ. Haskell, Cleveland; ". r. Seymour
Savannah G. b. DUNCAN, Philadelphia; + ID. DUNCAN
Baltimore, II. Juddings ST. Louis; !. Abel do; j. Tay
lor, Nassau Mr. OLeeTy, Philadelphia w r Morgan
Norwich w. Denow, Baltimore; J. }. Hazeton, Charles
lon w b Ford, 5 e.; d. NJ. Hushall Cleveland; b. a
ssrantro, Ga; N. futile, Chicago; w. II Fay, Roches
ter: :. i. Andre Va.
GLonr-M. Meredith, Philadelphia; J. w. Goulsberry
Louisiana Aug. Thomas, do. G. ". Morng, Boston
Capt Hope, canad; Mr. oxnard NO; c. r. Ferker
phadelpha Mr. Hunt, Charleston; MIR. Thompson Phils
HowanD-C. B. Hossmer, Ill. j.. Webb, Ga; j. L
Lyons, Conn; j. Breen, NO; A. l.. Kline SC:
Gowen, Ky; IT. Hodge, do; J. q Barton Phadelphia
= NJ Bennett, Baltimore Hon. ID. RUSSELL Salem; Eras
| ,ns Coleman Boston; Sowcl, do; n Baine Indiana
m eog re- a. Shell on, Hamilton IL Balls, NOS J. SHAFT
Ros,,on nmadeiphs; II. II. Seward, Fla; Jos. Bond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20

Tuesday, August I0-B p. NJ.
Quotations for stocks were little better to-day, but
the sales limited. Stcniugton went up per cent. .
Norwich and Worcester, l; Reading, Il Morris Canal, Il
Pennsylvania SIS, d Farmers q Long Island, !; Can
ton, Ii vicksburg Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, United States
6's and Harlem, closed at yesterdays prices.
The annexed condensed statement Of the banks Of this
State, shows the aggregate Of these institu
TONS at four different periods The operations of the
banks the first day of August were less than any
period since the first of November lsi3 This decline
has not been in the regular discount line but in specie
capital, deposits and discounts to brokers'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20

Excess Of assets sos, 800
over iiablities... $9I36i,803
Ofthe assets s7lo6i a32 composed OF private
curties principally promssory notes of parties in bust
in every part OF this State and 10 the cities of other
States The value OF these securities depends great
measure upon the general prosperity Of commercial
affairs and upon n moderate extension of facilities TO
carry on trade Any speculative movemen t derang ,ng
the usual OF business and any very great expan
sion Of credits would deprecate value of large nor
ton Of the assets held by the banks and reduce their
own resources very much. II therefore appears more
for tho interest Of the banks to pursue course likely TO
sustain the value Of their securities than for any other
party The banks Of this State have within the past four
or hve years, been very uniform in their movements to
which can be attributed the present prosperity of every
class and the healthness of business matters generally
On the LIST of January 1887 the loans and discounts of
the banks of this State amounted to $40 3I3ss the cir
cnation to S2ios0 600 and the deposes to $50 7e
We that the operations Of the banks of This State
eight years ago. were extended than thew are now
Within this eight years the population products and
business othe State have increased full fifteen TO twenty
per cent, Notwithstanding, which, we have as many
facilities for carrying the business of the present day
as at that time With amore restricted currenev the
rate OF interest very much reduced and the OF
capital seeking employment in commerce. and in mar
nent investments, is much greater than ever before
knou Upon the same pr'nc'r.. further reduction in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20

THE ANTr-RENTERs.-Soi interesting has been the
movement in Delaware that we have despatched a
special reporter TO the scene. The first of his COM
munications appears in our columns to-day. He
must, however, remain there few days before he
can collect much information, when he may be ena-
bled to give correct and comprehensive view o.
the whole matter.
This anti-rentsm is one of the issues of the day
famed into importance by politicians and such jour
nallsts as those of the Tribune and other kindred
prints throughout this State, who use this lnsurrec
onary spirit as a weapon wherewith to break dowI
the present state of society and Introduce the mil
ennium. No doubt this ant-rentism will increase
instead of diminish AS proof of this, we may
notice the appearance of ant-rent paper the frs
numoer OF which has reached us. 1t is published a
Albany, by Mr.. Diver, an English radical VIII,
took part the insurrectionary movement there tina
nearly ended in revolution. He arrived here some
years ago, and has been very active in dissemina
ting agrarian doctrines in Van Rensselaer, county
lie evidently knows nothing accurately of the state
ofsoclety government in this country, although
he possesses considerable talent and is complete
aglator in a natural way