Bank of Maryland adopts deposit interest scales 1831
The Board of Directors of Bank of Maryland Baltimore on December 24 1831 adopted new interest scales for deposits. Ninety day deposits earn certificates at five percent per year, thirty day deposits earn certificates at four percent, and current accounts subject to check earn interest at three percent. By order R Wilson Cashier May 196m.
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FREDERICK HERALD
Bank of Maryland
Baltimore
R. WILSON
dedline
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
commonwealth of Virginia
Philadelphia
secretary of the treasury
house of congress
moaienda colnientng
dbs bis
Tailoring firm Norris and Lester dissolves partnership
The WWE firm of Norris and Lester Tailors dissolves by mutual consent. Andrew W Norris will continue the business with Patrick sr. west of the City Hotel in Frederick Town Maryland. An apprentice is sought for the shop. May 9 19.
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WWE
Norris & Lester
Andrew W. Norris
Patrick sr
City Hotel
Frederick Town
Notice to creditors of John H Hall trustee NIL PITTS
The creditors of John H Hall with claims accrued before September 20, 1831 are asked to present them properly authenticated to the trustee before October 1. NIL PITTS, Trustee. New Market, May 19.
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John H. Hall
NIL PITTS
New Market
Poem Moralizing Motherhood and Tar Debate Summary
A fragmented poem extols maternal love and longevity, urging reverence and prayers for a mother. The piece is followed by a long 19th century House of Representatives report on Adams and tariffs, detailing arguments for and against revenue cuts, protective duties, and woollens policy, with emphasis on compromise and federal finance.
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house of Representatives
NILES’ REGISTER
Adams
house of representat
National Intelligencer
Great Britain
Europe
U. States
friends of protection
free trade party
axaux
nothern
department of the treasury
secretary of the treasury
house
creasury
Curious Q and A with Bank President Leaks in 1790s
Journal reproduces a mocked dialogue of 14 questions to the president of the Bank of the United States with comic misreadings and wordplay. The satire targets political figures, fictional names, and a note about Paris street scavenging during a cholera era, with a closing anecdote on Parisian street dirt collectors.
Adams Report on Bank Investigation Promises Full Publication
The National Intelligencer reveals Mr Adams report on the bank inquiry in seventeen columns. The Gazette anticipates printing the piece and praises its clear diction, comprehensive detail, and fearless critique, likening its impact to Adams' famed replies to Mr Russell.
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ADAMS
Philadelphia National Gazette
National Intelligencer
A@dams
Russell
Grain Despatched for Flood Survivors After Destruction
The Bengal Hurkara notes crops were destroyed in the district and on the night of November 8 a convoy of 7006 mounds of grain was sent for the starving flood survivors.
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