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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31
HIGHEST CASH pRrCu

for ali yonng and likely NEGROES, OF both sexes
Those having such 10 sell will find 1t 10 Their ln'o.
10 call On us booro making sale.
HART & DAVIS
n. D.-AN communications from tho county. rla'
live 10 the above description Of property, will nocl with
ptonp, attention. H. 4 ID.
July 50 slf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16

with her insdelity to him. and that with the
cunning Of the maniac he then contrived use Rich
ardson for his own purposes. They would be able to
show that the night of the st OF July, this Richard
slept in the neghborhood of Jersey City and that
circumstances would go strongly prove the allegation
Of infdeity They would also be able to show, BY de-
clarstions of Mrs Dobbn. and her family that they
deemed the prisoner TO be insans. They trusted that
when by the examination Of eminent ply sicsns and the
general facts for the defence they would be able 10 show
the prisoners insanity, that the law would, in such
event consgn him to the care of lunatic asylum. for
which he better fitted than hold him responsible for
the crime with which he is charged, if he
ordinary member of society
The Hon. JOSHUA L. srEScEH, was the first witness
sworn and examined for the defence
The STATE wished to know what they wanted to prove
by Mr. Spencer.
The Defence contended they had right to examine
him as to general facts.
The CoURr ruled in favor Of the State.
The DEFENcr stated they intended to prove by the wit
ness that insanity an hereditary disease in the f.
my.
The STATE contended that acts OF insanity should be
proved part of the prisoner, and that inferences
should not be drawn in relation to the prisoner, from
the general fact OF insanity being hereditary in the
Spencer family. He went on to argue from the books
in support of his position.
The question was left open for argument until this
forenoon at ga o'clock to which hour the court stands
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
Court OF General Sessions
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Hart and Purser
Ii. LIZ La1. ric4A A4orra

John McKeon Esq. District Attorney.
SFPr 10.-Trial and Conviction Of Charley Cooper
The before named notorious character called TO trial
this morning. an indictment charging him with hav
ing Sunday, August 10TH 1886 Ton the occasion Of
the steamship Great Brsn arriving in this porD picked
the pocket of Mr.. Berneau, OF wallet while the latter
gentleman in the crowd at the foot Of Clinton street
The jury after brief Absence returned into Court and
rendered verdict of guilty. A. d. RUSSELL Esq
sci Tor the Defence then moved the Court to defer pass
ing judgment in order to allow time to prepare bill Of
exceptions.
Trial for an ATTEMPTED Infonticide-Mary Gamer
then placed at the bar for trial charge of having in
the month of May last attempted to take the life OF her
offspring, male child then five days old by throwing
ii into the sink in the OF premises No New street
the stated that on or about the ih Of July
last the before named unfortunate was admitted
into the city hospital where she gave birth 70 male
child the 10th Of the month; that in the course
OF week afterwards having sufficiently recovered from
the accouchment, she lett the city hospital and as her
history unknown, some connected with the hos
pita followed her from that nsitution that she was
traced to No lS New street. which premises shs entered
and subsequently ascertained from boy she
went Immediately into the yard and threw her infant into
the sink and then left the rcmses that the boy In qres
going into the waterclosst, which the accused
had just left heard the cry OF child whereupon he in
stany alarmed the occupants Of the premises and then
started in pursuit Of the accused whom they overlook in
Broadway Globe hotel and requested her return
and lake her child with herr that she lenied ever having
had child but returned to the premises in New street,
where was taken into custody In the meantime the
floor of the waterclos had been removed and the
child taken out also bundle of clothing suitable for
the child that the accused then acknowledged the infant
to be hers and appeared deeply concerned Tor its safety
that upon these facts the grand jury had found BILL
charging the prisoner with throwing the child down the
sink, with intent to murder it, Several witnesses
then examined and the foregoing facts elected for the
prosecution W. Shaler, Esq, counsel for the accused
set forth the facts Of the case as they had been
Gated him by the prisoner also there good
grounds for believing that she laborng under state
Of mental arrangement at the time the offence was CON-
mitted, and therefor not accountable for her acts.
DR.. Dixon being called for tho defence, gave his
opinion also that OF physcians OF eminence IN
relation the liability females to have their minds o
feced after sccouchment &c.
The unfortunate woman acquitted by the jury,
after a brief consultation.
The Court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
Court OF special scssions.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen.
William Brown charged with stealing coat worth 3D.
on being placed ut the bar, plead guilty, ana was con
signed to the City Prison for 30 days Frances Houseman
eolored GIRL was next placed at the bar, on acna5e
OF stealing pair OF earrings from another coofed gii
named Ann Denhsn. Fanny, in her defence asserted
in the positive manner, that the rings IN ques
ton given 10 her by gentleman at present In
NADIA Fanny permitted to 20. VIM. Randall was then
called trial charge of stealing pair OF compasses
from Daniel Chadwick. He was found guilty and sent
10 the Pententiary for MONTH Peter Regan ged
with ssssultng his wife, permitted to sde 1T nav
ing been satisfactorily shown to the Court that the COM
psinsni OF very jealous disposition and frequently
condse herself IN very uniady like After
dposlug Of variety Of other of minor importance
the Court adjourned unui Friday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
DIR swAYNE,s CoMPoUNp SYRUP OF

WILL CHEEKY.
" y, which profess to be of value the human IA
PP RTP 3V Of cHR ONE q NE
compounds forth for the of dseasss which Affect
human remedy could be named which has
short acquired such bounded condolences
with the public and has performed such miraculous cures
and has merted and received much euogum from the IA
Guilty and O h 4 hi pi f fSs G 5sIy
Many people apt TO consider cold butt ring
matter, and think hA it will 60 away Of itself in. few
days" and they themselves trouble sbomt Bat TO
per with your consiitutons If you desire live good
old age such ewed,e: a. w snset a. sssy srd Rs
5i1t WIFI H2kR IA asS.
medicine offered for sale this country The certificates OF
effected by this invaluable medicine which the
preror is daily receiving are OF the most charse
holds IN public estimation.
The Pr. he MsScs Fspp{ End AZ EhS haze
CHERRY all concur in pronouacing tone Of the best
medes eyer invented for the cure Of all PULMONARY
CAL TION-Dr. swayne's Preparation of Wild ca cry
the first that introduced the public this
any other country Years after this celebrated remedy"
came sprung several Others such Basams Can
bhed, that persons might be deceived land get
psimed off upon them they did bear
IN mind the name OF DIR. SwAyrs.
" Remember, all preparations purporing to contain
WILD CHERRY, are fictitious and counterfeit except that
bearing the written signature Of DIR. SwAYNEGreat care
should be observed purchase from the regularly appointed
Principal Office, corner of EIGHTH and RACE streets.
Philadelphia.
3 3 3 B 3 B 3 B 3 3 3 3 8 8
Broadway and John streets H. A. S4yps 1ss Bowsy y.
WARrER, 2o8 Beecksr street &c HARr Ne Grand corner
Norfolk LEWIS, 5T Gteenwieh p9Pp "a B,nos,x'
81 I'm MWF"r
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In st. Louis they have decorated the police WIN '
In imitation Of the tw mixers of our Gotham NJ rs
Arc broke ont in Philadelphia on Sunday, by which
a number of buildings we're consumed on harshsi ST..
Subsequently the 6remen engaged In their customary
6rhts In which many injured and SIX arrested al
The Cherokee delegation to wa'ls~'0n city arrived
at 81 Louis on the 9th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
Eolfil~aI IutelfsUenre.

The Delaware Republican gives the following wing
nominations in that state For Governor, Peter = Csu
sey; for Congress-, John w Houston, Of sussex Co
Charles Brown has been nominated for Congress- ny
the democ rats in the 3d district o Pennsy lvana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
CONSUMPTION COUGHS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
9 97f9ffS 9 $50 80
DIR. SWAYNE'S
INBOUND SYRUP

WILD CHERRY.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Spit
ting Blood. Difficulty of Breathing Pain in the Side
and Breast, Palpitation OF the Heart lniusnza,
Group, Broken Constitution. Sore 1hroat.
Nervous Debility, and all diseases Of
Throat, Breast and Lungs;
the efectua and
speedy cure ever
known Tor
any OF
the
sh1va Atoaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
l. IL l. A M A Il y N
WIGS.

CENT EMENS Real Heads Of Hair being the and
" greatest mprove the manufacture Of Wigs and
Scaps and the subscriber happy being the hr
duce them here They display the forehead and temple.
height, point IN making never before attaned
They composed of yentilatg gossamer They
fl head by mechanical entirely they
are put ON They Immediately adapt themselves
and become part and parcel Of the
living Copy the address.
H. PHALON 81 Broadway, opposite the
au2s lmsrc Globe Hosel, under Judson's Hotel.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-31
"A c A Ia. ID.
TO TQfL CIVILIZED WORLDN

10 IFtI tlNlLl/i.D NOklD!F
w B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, duly uuihoriIed and empowered, by
che prOpreiors of most of 'h- best newspapsts of
oil the cities aud principal towns in The u. >. and
Canada, TO receive suhscrp ions and advertise.
menis. and 10 GIVE receipts for them, respectfully
notifies the public, that he is prepared t. execute
orders from ~Ii paris Of the Civilized World en-
bracing Individu,ls, Firms. Societies Clubs. Res.
ding Rooms, Corporations &c, at his several oili-
in The cities of Philad,ii'hia, Baltimore, New
Gork and Boston, and where communications and
inquiries. post paid may I've directed Address V.
B. PALMER, Philade'ph y. w. CORNER Third
sud Chesno' s,rets Baltimore. =. Z. corner Bal.
ti,nore nni calvert streets New York, Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall; Boston 90 State IT.
A. no other person pers ms are In any man.
nar connected with the subscriber, IN the American
Newspaper Agency, all leuets and communications
for him. should he carefully directed a. shovc and
70 no other per.on. This caution has become ne
ee.snty, ia orrer 20 avoid ms'aks and put the pub
lie on their sudrd ag.ns' all pre,enird Acen...
V. Is. PALMER,
America Newspaper Agent.
Editors ,hroug hout the United States for whom
" b. Pslmer is gent, will promote the advantage
Of all roncerned. nv rnhilshiue the above.
A'URLsC AOTICE,-V. B. Palmer il the
only authorized Ag nj for The 'SuSsuRr AMEni-
eAS," in : Gin Of Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and Baltimore, OF " ich public no'ce is
hsrehy given. March Il. 1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-31
Lime! Lime :!

JcEN ?. sEIPMAN,
" "ERPECTFliLLf informs his fienJs, that
H0 he has commenced the business OF Lime
Burning on the fam he NV occupies. He has
uo~ on hand quantity ol Lime for sale, nnd will
always endeavor tc accnam date those who may
favor hin, wifi, fhfir 'cu,t",n.
August. Anril lIth. lsa6.--6m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-31
REMOVAL.

JOH n. fl. p Z X ID Y,
ESPECTFULLY informs his fienls and
IL customers. that he has removed his stock Of
goods to the Stone House, on Market square, forms
"rls occupied by Mr. WIN. Dewort, where he will
hr happy to serve his old customers and the pub
lie generally, on AZ good terms, and ut as low pri-
ees as can be h ID elsewhete
large assortment of Groceries, Dry Goods.
ani Qneensware. constantly on hand.
Juue 21ih. lSie.--tf. Ell.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-31
SHUCERT'S PATENT
WASHING NASErNE u.

,-,,,. =
N>hiS m'chn'e ms now o'en sH'ec "y more
man 'h't'y 'eH,'."s III 'h's n''g"o"n"u' an'
h's given en"fe 'a''s''c''on. 50 Fmp'e !" ~
construction. mat " eah''o, ee' our o' o'ur''
renians no 'eah 10 "-h n'fa 10 ,p''heso' to''S 70
ger on' OF repair II wa q" twice 81 mum "ss',
ing, WIN less man ia" inc "Ta' nv" ra' o' an, OF
'ne iNe INVENTION, an" "n', "' greater '"po''
'anee, costs nn' ut lie over nA'' '' "'en a. o'"''
n1sn'"s 'n'o',"eI.
be snosrf'net mas me exclusive ''sh' hf N"'-
Ehumoef'sr',, 'h'oh' ~ e"l"'ns' |o's"m,' h''
sefhe and ohn'oh e"a"ee'' n,s "' s,me,s ma
chine 20. H. ID. I" ASSEM-.
ne ''''"'"s ee.'"r." "'"' 'e" VI '"ose
~ho he'e 'he'e h''eine' y" use'
oan"u'y' aug. "a, lsHf.
we inc soosc'oers eet,,'y tHs' we nave no"
n u,e' le out 's'"""s' "pnnss,' rs'eh. ssh-
"g m'oh'ne, ana 40 "'' "'S''ss W. sVt"e una, T"
'mo.' f1cen'n' ,"se"'i". INA" N "s'h''s
WIN ave m"e man one hat 'oe usual soof.-
ha, does not require more 'hsh one .hfu me
sn'' au.n'ny o' soap and waller ana mat there
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-31
PRICES OF ADvERTusINc.
square l insertion, 50 9
do . do OF
do J do nj

Ev.y subscq uent insertion, o 81
Yearly Advertisements: one column, s25 |; half
column, S'e. three squares, Sl2; two squares, 80;
one square, Sh. Halfyearly: one column. SIS;
half column, Sis; three squares, Ss two squares,
IS; one square, 81 so.
Advertisements left without directions as to the
length Of timo they ,re TO be published, will bs
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly.
crSixtcen lines OF less make q square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-31

GEN. WORMS Mons or ATTACK An off.
Ger in the army, who was present q, the Storm
ing Of Monterey, says :-"Gen. Worth has jus,
completed a series of the most brilliant opera
tions in modern warfare, and VIII b.; li,,,e loss
lie carried four works, ard .nen came into town
when every hose vas a tor,ihca,ion. He ac.
'eu 0's- divided his force into columns, mo.
v'cg parallel, and opening their way with pick
axes through the houses and walls Thus when
they knocked hole in the house they of course
bad possession, and in this way avoided the e.
nemy's fire from the roofs Of houses and barri-
esdss thrown up in every direction"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
WADAWANUCK HOUSE,
ornArTNTfannN IN ~


THE Subscriber having taken the large and commodious
the Wadswanuck and having renovated and reftsd
the patronage Of his old friends the friends former
thy host, and of the public generally.
The House is pleasantly situated in one Of the finest vii
lagos Of Connecticut the Sound, and within sight and
hearing Of the rolling 1t the depot Of the Son
ngton Providence and Boston Railroads and within
hours sail Of the City Of New York The cndd
Oregon and Knickerboce leave New York evening
Tor the place morning boat take her place
ness in the United States.
The country and furnish the sportsman with game
trout and perch fishing The Bay well supplied with fine
boats for rowing sailing with abundant supply Of good
nsh and surf bathing for those who may prefer
There - connected with the house good livery stable,
warm and cold salt water baths billiard bowling al
ley and pistol shooting gallery For those who wish
enjoy the dance coon band has been engaged
ing each week for the season.
The Proprietor having been engaged for many years in the
business feels confident Of giving good satisfaction those
who may favor him with call they will find the house well
furnished and the tables supplied with fresh fish from the
Bay and such varieties the country and the New York
kets afford
BY careful selection Of attendants and by the personal
tention Of himself and family he trusts 20 make the Wada
resorts in the world The citizens of hi. State and Rhode
quiet home and reasonable charges the house.
To those families wishing board for the he would
suggest early application for will be
attendance the arrival OF the boats charge
OF the baggage and convey Passengers to the house
myl5 1Wsrc TX. n, VAN RENSSEI,AER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
OH POINT HOTEL,


Now Of the splsedid and extensive establish
1N.ments the country, will be opened for
day Of june Since the last beautiful building has
been erected fronting three hundred and ten feet
aud mprov have been made other
rsspecs The grounds have been much fine walks
made the bath houses aad for those who prefer surf bath
ng no place can present inner beach no expense has
sss spass sndss this % eS.o s
and the salubry Of the climate together with the
most attractive place the Union The walks and around
the fort together with the music OF its splendid band are
we'll worth visit here It is also the accessibe .itua-
ted ON the Chesapeaks Bay the line Of travel be-
Rsss g those gong north i i, within Soun Of New
sndra and Annapolis Of Richmond and Petersburg, and
within hour Of Norfolk and Portsmouth thereby ena
bling engaged active business place their fap
lies IN one Of the most healthy and agreeable spots in s
whole country where they can be visited within
afew hours Throughout the summer from TO ten Of
ns sass VIII ,ecen here daily moving
getting away and from the cesPasss Of the holding
viii every deeaey e and land The services Of active
will be spared to render comfortable all who favor
with their company. JAMES 8. FRENCH.
m n lfxNye rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
WASHINGTON, Saturday night, ]
Nav 18th. 1875.


Enthusiastic Meeting for the ErvOLimg Of polS~-
feas for Merico-Speeches BY Lieut. W. D. Por-
ter, Hon. Barclay Martin, Col. X. M. Johmsow,
Hon. F. G. FConnsu, How. Mr. Stantow, Mr..
= st. John, and DR.. Bronaugh.
At six o'clock this afternoon, large concourso
of our citizens assembled in the City Hall, for the
purpose of discussing our Mexican relations, and
Of enrolling volunteers for the 'existing war"
DR.. J. w. Bronaugh, of Mo-, was called to tho
chair, and gentleman, whose name has escaped
MS, appointed secretary.
The chairman stated the object Of the meeting,
and briefly exhorted his fellow citizens upon tho
obligations of defending the country.
Lieut. w. ID. PoRrER, u, 8. N, was introduced tbs
gentleman 10 son OF the late Commodore Porter ana
brother Of the gallant ccer recently siain IN dexsi ne
tone Of voice. that could not hear MN oisuncsy ne
said that he had young friend and an Old shumsts VIZ
liam 0 sIi At his side r .s rsn: before ss he h
tried him on shin and had found him gallant fellow.
and that now he was ready try his hand upon the land
Mr Porter was received N rsnr c,lieS n ~ ~
state the big Indian next called out He said he
bsd Come up 70 hear the hero Of San Jacinto and Gen.
Rus but boh bad i ssns On A. = s; hS we under
rule fight or no fight. TO keep his powder dry. Mr.
Martin then detailed the whole history Of ursreation
with Mexico dwelt upon her perndioIs policy explain.
Of Congress and denounced the fourteen" who hsd
voted against tho bill for 80 600 volunteer He sxhoed
all who could 60 when their country called and required
them to obey tho summons and altogether. hs made
he had done speaking tho crowd had % Increased thse
the place occupied In tho hall not large enough or
onefth Of the and amid repeated oriss o. eoaA
out y csms. sutsids -.shs sMssas ~ -. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, May 1875 r. M.

The stock market was rather buoyant this morning,
notwithstanding the from the frontier An advance
Of about thrsequarers per cent realized, in
instances. Saturdays prices The market looks like
improving, although many think the advance but tempo
rsry. Harlem went up per cent; Norwich and wor-
castor. Il Morris Canal /; Ohio os, Il Pennsylvania
Farmers Loan, Canton, and Reading closed at ysstsr
days prices
At the Second Board, Morris Canal advanced /; Nor.
wieh and Worcsstsr /; Harlem !; Reading, /; vieks-
burg. /.
The receipts Of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad
Company for the frst four months Of 1916 compared with
the corresponding months In ls4s, have increased but
very trinng per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

MRS. BLAND's BENEFIT

MRS BLANDS BENEFIT.
+ Performed tn. Tragedy Of 0THELL0-O rhslo, Mr.
X scott iago. NJ. G. Vandenhof; Cassie Mr.. Bland ;
siads With he Drama Of CLAkI. THE MAID OF MI.
LASKpuks viyaldi, Mr. Croctsr Roland. Mr.. Bland
cents Pit 80 cents; Gallery, rs cents. ,-.t.,
Door, open a o'ciock-psformancs to commerce pre-
RQwERx THEATRE.-Ths Evsnng May Issh, win
Sa.sas MslaS.,s Mr. D;ysnpSEt Gen p.mas Mr. Collins
With y The Nstonsi Drama Of the TRAITOR OR. THE
BATTLE OF fORKTOWN-Gen. Warrington, mr.
vsnp9rs La Fsur savo, Mrs O. Jones' Patty Mrs. Ser
Lover Bo.:., 50 cents; second and third tiers. IS cu
Pit and Gallery l2h cents.
O'Clock. 49,
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Aoua......$issSS ~ ~, A3 - Inc. 2t48 90
On the 10th of April s46 the rate Of fare was reduced
thiry-thrse and third per cenfrom 50 $2-and it will
be that the increase in tho receipts that month
was greater than In any previous month"; although the
per cent increase greater 10 February The above
returns only cover two weeks u the reduced fare The
operation Of the system has not therefore. in this
instance been fairly tessd We predict the most favor
able results from the change.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund of the State az
New York have given notice that proposals will be 70
csved until the I'd OF June next for loan Of 100000
three hundred thousand dollars-at FIVE per cont re-
deemabls alter 1854 This loan required pay arrsar
ages to contscors and Others the public works Of the
STATE
TIE collection Of tolls several points on the public
works Of Pennsyv ania has this season exhibited large
increase last The following statement Of receipts
the Collectors once, Lancaster commencing ON the 30th
Of November ls45, and ending the is Of April is46
also for April this year and last shows increase OF
very large per cent -
PRHEsrLvArrA PuBLIc woRxs-ToLLs RECEIVED
Collected at Lancaster from Nov soth, ls4o, to
AMOUNT i IL The sv month Of April assa % %
Total from Nov. soth to May LIST. ...... o4,Iia 81
Amount collected during same period last 1896 ~
Increa.e on last year to May LIST. ..... 4,7l6 %
ConScseo IN APRIL ls4o. ............. 1929 %
increase over 1916. sa,o7o "a
tits estimated fhat tho increase in the receipts from tolls
this year. on the public works ofPennsylvanis will more
than Offset the losses experienced by the eshets Of last
winter The damage to the public works Of that State
Of that time, was estimated two hundred thousand dol
as and in tho event Of that being realized from
tolls in addition to the income from that source last year
this Of revenue remains without alteration This
IT, under the circumstances least fortunate thing as
otherwise tho payment Of the semannua interest due in
August would have been matter Of much doubt and
uncertainty to the latest moment
We the monthly statement Of the banks Of South
Carolina. for the purpose Of comparing the aggregate
movements for several psricds. The rstums for Asr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

Tho reduced movement has been caused by the with
dawal Of large amount Of deposits to the credit Of the
Secretary of the Treasury Of tho United States This
of the old banks Of Ohio There eight old banks
in that State Independent banks and sixteen State
bank branches The Of the old banks amounts
nearly twohrds Of the aggregate and they appear to
be in condition sound those established under the