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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15
MIR. Richard Netherland

A S you are not an inAabitant ofthis State, I
"a take this method Of informing you that o n
saturday the l6tn day OF July next, at the Tav-
ern Of Robert w. Mosby, formerly French's,
IN the County of Povhatsn, between the hours
in the evening of the same day, ! shall proceed
to take the afidavits of Danl Mayo, to be read as
evidence OH the trial Of an injunction now de-
pending in the county court of Powhatan in
which you are plaintiff and Miles Bott and CO.
AMI myself are defendants. when and where
you may attend if you tlink proper.
JOSIAH PoRLiNES.
May IS, 1914 (wfcT)
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From the Coffee H,use Books.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


WEw York, Jane 10.
Arrived last e' en;Ng, his Most Christian Ia.
Jcsty's Brig Oliver, IS lays from L'orient, with
dispatches from the new Government of France
to the French minister near Washins ton, ana
also dispatches for our government.
The captain informs us that Napoleon Buo-
naparte had left France for small Island IN
the Mediterranean (Elba) that KING Louis was
expeited in France in two or three days
from London. when congress was to De held
IN Paris tor general peace, at which all the
European Monarchs would attend and tina, the
American ambassadors had been invited
Information had been received in Paris o
the arrival of our Commissioners at Gottenburg.
The people of France now wear the white
cocksde and the marines of this welcome Oh;
yer (Olivebranch) are dressed IN the old French
uniform.
On passing Fort Columbus the Oliver fred a
Royal salute of2 guns, which was answered
by a Federal salute of lS.
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SPA FIELDS, Lo NDox,
.nareh 1874, 1914
DER SIR,

., We
March 1874, 1914
avail myself of the first oppor uni
~ by Cartel to inform you that your letter Of the
Sch Octuber 1915, having been Land before tie Com
inIttee OF the British and Foreign B,le Soc;etv In
together with the printed add, IS and Constitution
OF the Bible Society," OF Virginia. it afforded them
much pleasure 10 witness the progressive attention
oil tner 'ras-atianuc brethren to the inject of their
institution, va : the circulation ef the HOLY Scrip
lures, In Its widest practicable extent without note
or comment
The Committee have directed that their warm
congratulations may be presented upon an event so
austiciOus to the common cause as the cstabl,sh
menr ct Bible Society upon a liberal and n.rm,
nsnt BASIS IN Nirginia and they request that YOUR
1amiitiee VIII accept, pie,lse of their mutual
rs,ceiu and co-operat'on, a tirant OF one hundred
pssids; Tor which your Treasurer may draw u,on
joseph Rayner Esq. No 50. Mark lane. London.
80 Jays sight.
This will enable your society TO prosecute its lau
dabie Object, somewhat more extensively and our
Committee doubt not that the Bible Soc,ety of Viz
S.'raI will prove an additional blessing to the nstI-
ons in iifusins the light oil Dyine truth in its ma
tive purity.
The enclosed papers will exhibit brief view of
the operaions OF The British aud Fore gn Bible So
ciety 10 which nave only To add that measures
have been recently taken By the English Clergy re-
sidibS IN Holland, to form Bible Society tor the
United Netherlands, under the patronage of the
heIiifaiy rrince OF Orange audi our ComDittce
nave resolved, that should such society be formed
upon liberal and permanent basis they will assist
them by Grant OF 500 pounds sterling G.
Britain and ireland auxiliary Bible Societies are
continually ausmeniing in number and prosecuting
the word OF eternal life
Praying that the time may speedily arrive when
we shall again enjoy the privilege oil a free inter
course with each other,
remain, Dear Sir, respectfully,
Your very oDe:,ent servant
JoeEP1 TAIN,
Rev. J. III. Rice,
Corresponding Sesy.
OF the Bible society of
Virginia.
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TO THE EDITORS.

Fort Stoddart, May II, 1914
After tie last victory of General jackson
over ,ne Greeks, they began TO flock to the coun-
try lying between this place and Pensacola,
where they have been constantly making depre-
dstions on our cattle, and having Killed the few
individuals that were exposed on the east side
OF the bay. 1t Is supposed that there are from
1000 to l,50O in this part of the country. The
Cfoctaws are after them, and it is said that
wounded Creek Indians are daily going iuto
Pensacola. Our own troops are oil the point of
marching into the nation but the general opin-
ION is, that no Indians viii be found there.
Letters from Pensacola To persons in Mobile
state, that the Governor had received orders
from the HAVANA (Which orders we've made.
public on Friday iastJ to furnish the Creek In.
dams with what arms, ammunition, &c. they
might want. The vessel which brought The or.
ders, brought the means aud there is no doubt
but on Saturday last the Indians received every
thing necessary for carrying on the war. So
many We're never known to be in Pensacola at
one time. Our settlements are still in imminent
danger.
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COMMUNICATION.
RICHMOND, June 18th, 1914.
Mr.. Peasants,

At moment like this when the
Earth is filed with Violence and che most uuparaI.
.eled political commissions agitate the globe il mus,
afford consolation to every real disciple oour HOLY
Rsieion, to observe the efforts there are max my
To extend he range oil scriptu.al knowledge This
heavenly spirit FAR above the influence of no.
hticai dissentions, exhibits the real genius of the
Gospel, and presents to our view the interesting
spectacle OF Christians of different nations, who.d
governments are engaged in war with each other
ardentiy uniting in tue promotion of the best inter-
ests o, man.
Take the following Letter as a specimen of this
truth.
II Friend TO Billie Societies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15

w XIX , TON JUNG "
After as severe drought as has beer
experienced in this city and vicinity for ma
hay years. wells having been dry that never
Jailed before, we were on Tuesday evening
favored with refreshing showers, durine
which, We are informed. the tightening
S ruck and set fire TO small house near
Cannon's Bridge, which was extnguished
by the rain falling at the time, without DO.
ing any very material iIjary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15
KIDNAPPING PROCLAMATION.

BY the Honorable Sir Alexander Coch>
rane, X. Is. Vice Admiral of the Red, x
Commander in Chief of His Majesty's
ships and vessels, unon the North Amer.
can station, &c. &c. &c.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas it has been represented to me,
that many persons now resident in the ".
nited States, have expressed a desire to
withdraw therefrom, with view of enter
ing into his najesty's service, or of being
received as free settlers into some OF his MAJ
jesty's colonies.
This is therefore to glue notice,
That all those who may be disposed to
emigrate from the United States will, with
their families, be received on board of his
Majesty's ships or vessels of war, or at the
military posts that may be established, up
on or near the coast of the United States,
when they will have their choice of either
entering into his Majesty's Sea or Land For.
ces, or being sent as free settlers, to the
British possessions in North America or the
West Indies, where they will meet with all
due encouragement.
Given under my hand at Bermuda, this
Sd day of April 1914.
ALEXANDER COCHRANE.
BY command of the Vice Admiral,
WILLIAM BALHETCHEr.
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irg, at 10 o'cI-ct, by Captain Tcwson. in
honor of Lieut.. CoL Mitchell and his Spar
taa band. The whole line of troops will
be under arms at the same time. BY com
mand,
6. d. SMITH, BrigadeMajor.
w. SCOTT.
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nHINcToN CRY, June is |
Extract Of a 'cftr from Commodore Barncy I'd
tie Secretary Of The Navy

me secretary OF the Navy
st. Le0nards Creek, June H..
SIF--My last was on the 9TH the enemy mo-
we'd up with 20 barges, having received more force
from the "a at the mouth Of The Patuxent. met
them, and after short action drove them Until
dark, aud returned to my anchorage Yesterday
they made bold tempt, about p. m. they mo-
we'd up with 81 barges, one rocket barge and two
schoooers in tow. On making their appearance, We
some time aud seemed determined on soneth ng
decisive. But they soon gave way and retreated,
we pursued them down the creek At the mouth
lay the IS gus schooner she attempted to beat
out, but our FIRE she ran ashore ut
the entrance and was abandoned. We still pr.
sued until the Race and X opened upon us
brisk are which completely covered the schoons
aud the flying bsrges, Sc. We must have doa,
them considerable damage"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15

E.sex, who was captured in the ship Georgi-
ana. prize to said ship, on the American coast
in November last by the Barossa British Frigate,
and brought in here with I men laiso belong,
ing to said ship ON the 10Th ot December last.
Mr.. Wilson was unfortunately attacked here
with the Yellow Fever OF the most malignsni
stamp, and after severe illness of oniy three
days was taken off on the 3isl December-his
delicate and critical state from the 6rst mo-
ment OF attack precluded all possible means of
removing hlm to the Hospital at Port Royal.
where prisoners are ordered Tor Medical and.
He had called in himself on ms attack two vi
the most celebrated medica, men,"
The British force, consisting OF two large
ship, irIgatcs, aud sevcra. small vessels, con-
tinles at the 'mouth OF the Patuxenl. We learn
by gentleman just irom thence that tile enemy
bad attempted q landing from has barges, nut
they were met and repe.ied by Capt Carberr.'s
command u the 36th regiment, without any
loss OH either side. A mAr4udIns, pa.ty landeu
few nigats ago, unu4r cover OF tiie u.rkiiess,
and stole from their beds gentleman o, the
name OF Jaba and the overseer vi has farm, who
were dr.sged oil 70 ,ne iieet by the dsslaruly
ruihans.
Col. Shielding, of the Army, arrived in this
city on Thursday, the bearer OF dispatches
transmitted by the-i3ritisn Commander in Chief
IN Canaua, through Gen. lizard, To our govern
nent. Ot their contents We are wholly unap-
priced.
Juuc IS.
The dispatches brought by COL Smelling, wc have
learnt, are not OF that important character which
publc opinion assigns to them. They relate solely
10 the exchange of prisoners.
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Lieut.. James MCulIen, by oriler Of col. II
gardus. sailed yesterday morning, ~ -
cbelPs FAST sailing pilot boat, bear
truce, with dispatches from the d.
state to the officer commanding his -
ron near New.York,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15
PARIS, April 10.
ORDER OF THE DAY.


Soldiers The emperor Napoleon has abb
dictated the imperial throne, and 8 to retire. To
the island of Elba, with pensi of SIX mill
ons.
The Senate has adopted a constitution
which guarantees civil liberty, and insures the
rights of the monarch.
Louis stanlslaus Xavier, brother of Louis
XVI. is called to the throne by the wish of the
French nation, and the army has manife sted
the SINE sentiment. The acce ssion of Louis
Aviii. Is the guarantee OF peace.
AZ length, after so many glorious cam.
paigns, so many fatigues, AMI honorable wounds.
you are going to enjoyso pose
Louis XVIII is Frenc man he will nor
be stranger to the glory with which the are
mics have covered themselves. rhis monarch
will grant you the rewards which you have me.
rited by long services, your brilliant deeds, and
honorable wounds
Let us then swear obedience and fidelity to
Louis XVIII. and let us disp ay the white COCK
ade as sign oi adhesion to an evcntwhicb stops
the efflsion of blood, gives us peace, and saves
our country.
This order shall be read by the conman.
ders of the different corps at the head of the
troops.
(Signed)
"JOURDAN.
The marshal Of the empire. commander
IN chic Of the 18th division, &c.
Head quarter az RoueH 5byI g"
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Naw.Ynnx Inna 50

NEW"YoRK, June TO. I
Major Gen. Dearborn has received orders 70
repair to, and take the command of, the FIRST
military district. lie delivered up the COM
mand of this district on Wednesday to Col Bcs
gardus, and left New-York yesterday.
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0' BY Last Nights Mail.
BosToN, June g.;
AMERICAN ENJOYS.
Rev. ]. III. Rice,
Corresponding Ses'y.
OF the Bible Society of
Virginia.

AMERICAN ENJOYS.
Advices from Sweden by on arrival at
Portsmouth, state that Messrs. Russell and
Clay arrived below Gottenburg about the
tenth April in the John Adams corvette -
Their Secretary had CONS up to the city.
The English papers report that Me srs.
Bayard and Galiatin arrived IN England on
the 9Th April, from Holland. aud letters
say they were uneasy that lao ENJOYS had
been appointed OH the part of England to
treat with them. We see nothing in any
of the English publications which affords a
ny prospect OF their speedy appointment
CsnHhei.
A letter from an American gentleman i'm
London, dated April 18Th. says, I" This im.
menSe city has been illuminated tor three
successive nights, in consequence of the as.
tonishing events which have taken place i'm
France. The Emperor Alexander is a
bout to visit England, and is to come over
in the same royal yacht which conveys Lou
is the 18th to France. A strong family
connection between the Imperial and Roy.
al Families of Russia and England is on the
tapis." ID.
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Extract of letter from Commodore Barney to
the Secretary IF the Navy, dated

the Secretary of The NAVY dafe1
p.,uxsn, -, taon.u,,,. 60
:,
.n ha. haan ua;ns.oaa III. 'n u's. .'ie en-
ejno, If wsr hr;s - H., rn.,sd 49,, :. a'' 10
mon,b of Ri. creet AtsA =, -, ap ~ .ne
n.recved ono din hr;, tue ss,,oana.ay
rs hsrees com;n,. nm th. pa,'y.n, ~" -, :, Az.
east rot the f,o,;jI, under ,ya,, o., ,,,o,,aI
,Le creek aho,, two nice .md "'4.'I 81 u
abra.s, scros nc cIanneI .nd raranst :. .'''s'
tion. A,xA M ,i,e soemv,s hsrfre. ,o =. ~,
the creek ,be shns Re ancIorsd q, a. ,"e,' .p
of the creek Rnclet barge wac a,iva". 80 w.
IN mo we Gred so,er.l sho, 20 ,rv ~. ,,:'.. W
which Tell short / Got INV bar,se, "a ;,,
boats at anchor. and rowed down mon them
when they preoip,tateiy fed from tbi ir nos,, ion
behind point and sailed and rowed off with
al a., ireir means: we pursued them until near
,.hen ,Yl rl,,,'i -, go o. an''ns .nen,'
,ernoon ,hsv oarra ~, u. =, ue a.
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WAsH1NcroN Cry. June 10.

Exfract Of a letter from Brig Gem Gaines TO
the Secretary Of War, dated
Head Quarters, Sacke,t's Harbor,
/, May 31st, 1914.
Maj. Apiing's report OF the galantsaffair which
took place yesterday morAing between detach-
ment OF the LIST Rifle Regiment and One ida In
dams under his command, & detachment IRON
the British fleet, consisting OF sailors & marines
commanded by Captain Popham OF the Royal
Navy
Major Appling had been ordered TO coop
crate with Captain Wooisey OF the Navy, in
escorting the cannon and naval stores from Os-
wego, destined tor the feet here, on board Of
a hotllia OF barges, and alter having gotten
safely iRto Sandy Creek, 10 miles south west of
this place, they were pursued up the Greek by
the eneny's force, whichthey met and beat and
took, alter an action of ten minutes, without aay
other loss on our part, than one itiheman woun-
died."
Copy ola letter from Aut5. APpiing to Brig Cen.
Games.
Sandy Greek, 3Oth May, 1914
Presumihg that you have already been
made acquainted With the result OF tile affair
OF this day, consider 1T necessary only to iur-
nish you with the return OF the Killed, wounded
and prisoners OH the part OF the enemy, when
Prisoners, 81 marines
DO. 1O6 sailors
Wounded, 90 sailors and marines
Killed, Is do do.
DO. midshipman
With two Post Captains, four Leutena.is of
the Navy, prisoners and two Lieutenants of
Marines, dangerously wounded and prisoners.
The dead will receive all the honors and attenti
ons due unfortunate soldiers the wounded re
maiu at this place waiting the arrival OF medical
aid from the Harbour. The prisoners have been
marched into the country, ant; to morrow they
will proceed for the Harbor. The enemy's bous
also fell into my hands, consisting OF two gun
boats and five barges, some of which Carried
howitzers. OF 100 men and a few indians, my
loss does not exceed one man of the rifle corps
wounded. -.
cannot sufficiently extol the conduct of the
officers vino sc we'd under me, who were Lseuts
IsPlntosh, Calhoun, Macfarland, Armstrong and
Smith, and Ensign Austin.
have the honor TO be, &c.
(Signed)
d. APPLING.
Brig. Gen. Edmund p Paines,
Commanding at Sackett's Harbor
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w. D. WREN, seey

- The Committee will meet on Thursday e.
veang the 9th inst. AT O'clock at the Washin gon
Tavern.
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LONDON, April is.

LONDON, April 10. :
1t is reported. that transports haye been
ordered to Bordeaux, to Carry $4,000 Of
lordWellingt army TO America.
The celebrated Chateaubriand has pub
lished at Paris an article complementing
the allies. particularly the British, on the O..
verthrow ofthe tyrant.
APRIL, 10.
This afternoon we were astonished by the
appearance ola French 81 ship (sa Po-
loRose) with a rear admiral's fsg flying,
and the white ensign. la Bourbon. o.
anchoring she saiuied adj. sir r. Bickerton's
iag, and shortly after the garrison, which
was respectfully returned, The French
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15

The marshal of the empire. commander
in chic Of the 18th division, &c.
" Mead quarter az RoueH, IbrH g"
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E*fra0 Of a letter from Com. lNaedonoash,
commanding $. Naval forces on l. are
ChdnpIain, 10 the Secretary sTthe Macy, da.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15

admiral Tro nde's taving bel
the flag, captain Fowke and the
nant landed amidst the acc!
thousands and Immediately set ofi<
don. Admiral Tronde's ship is the
his nation which ever anchored In tn s.
a French frigate is gone past from Cher
bourg, for the Downs.
Also arrived the 1y iai sloop Of war
from Havre de Grace. where the crew
landed. and were received with the greatest
attention and kindness.
The Conflict, Redwing. and Tyrian
sloops of ,.ar have sailed il, pursuit IF an
Americas pri5ateer at the back of the
is.e Of Wight.
April II.
1t is said government contemplate offer.
ing to the Spaniards from 20 to $4,000
troops to recover Louisiana. Letters IRON
thence say the inhabitants are discontinued.
Cambaceres. arch chancellor Camba.
ceres, archbishop. of Kouen the duke of
Piacentia the duke OF Massa marshal
Oudlnot; Count Segur; gems. Maurice,
Matthew, Moreau, col. Me, lin de Thion.
vale, admiral William, &c. have declared
for Louis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-15

friend has had the curiosity to tuin to and
urnis b us with the form of the oath alluded to
N the act OF abdication of tile late Emperor
Napole on. 1t is diff alt to say to what part of
the oath he refers, unless it be the last sentence
which we print i'll ifaiics. The oath of the
members of the French Senate is added, that
the reader may have fair view of the subject.
Nat. Int.
OATH OF THE EMPEROR.
81 swear to maintain tie integrity Of
siie territory OF the republic, to respect
and to make respected tbs. laws of the
concordat, and the liberty OF divine worship.
political and civil liberty, the irrcvocability of
the sales ofthe national property to lay on no
impost to impose no tax but by virtue of the
law; 10 maintain the institution of the legion
OF honor; to govern with the sole viesy of rhe in
terssf, haPpiness aud glory Of fhe French peo-
PIE"
OATH OF THE SENATORS.
swear obeSi'ence to the constitutions of
the Empire, and yfdefy 20 the Emperor"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20

hardly preaed on this point & taxed with
heir ipconliltency, they declare that they
have fort of amphibiods administration
they admire a democracy en- this Gde Of
the Atlantic, & monarchy on the cher.
This is no aniwer TO the queaion, however
tor II IS notorious fact, that they for
marty revetenced democracy in France
with the fame haart fels idolatry tina. they
now do monarchy The grand fecret
remains Hill to be told, that faccess
attended the arms of both democratic &
imperial France. When fortune had
Dsscn to frown upon Bonapar.e the Coure
ol]eHe was preparing to defen him
Wnen the editor paufed in his ca,erer h.
Inc rumour from Savannah. We Ie,rn
no" tilat paper that the Pref; ent =
weary OF the charge of French iof3uenee.
ana tired OF having the truth told about
ian., we are not aftonifl1rd =. fh;e-
'nee nc Is determined not to ,stsm.
6sh zsheyst1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
spistsiianeous 5elfrtions.
B0,1apayte as be Is.

The late ,yrant of France has been estol.ed to
the 1es BY his admirers for BIZ. Kill, hia courage
and he forisude He was laid to be fuperor to
any of The grea. generals of either sneien. or mad
ern times Alexander of Macedonia, Hannibal
Charles the 2ih of Sweden. OF the King of Prufia
was nothiss 10 him, = In war and in peace he vac
fad to be "super eminent + But whea 6ekIe for.
tune leaves him. how does he appear The lament.
ed Gen Moreau, who vas we'll acquainted wi
Bonapwfs, and knew HE character letter ,han !, :
mon any other man. often faid. while 10 this couo
Try. 'As, he vas neither grea. s..ral .nr area,
man Whenever. faid Moresu. Beuspar,e fhali .x.
periencs reverfe Of fortune, whenever he is for
ced, - Tome time or other he will be, to act on
the defenhve. he will be continually beaten the
world will then fee sha, he j. no general. tu, ,ha,
he Is nothing more than rash coward and q cruel
Pol'roon. How eouec, the event ha. proved the
prediction. Napoleon the FirA Emperor Of
france King Of Irsy &c. SC 10 now reduced TO
the lowell degree Of degradation. and ye, he
lives = ne lives and accepts an iguominiou. e.fs
ence from 'hole v no few month. ago he defpiied
Is this like Hannibal. Frederick of pruiia. or ,nv
other OF the great men Of former times,
IN r Ev~ Psa,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20

, proceeded 10 the choice of Major General
of the 18th Dvilion of the Militia of this
Commonwealth, and on the vote being
taken, it appeared that Brig Gen. Afford
Richardfon was cholen.
Re@f,,e appointing Benjamin Ruflel,
|Efa The State Printer, for the current
year, was read and paf-d
oder. on the Petition of John Lowell,
authorizing the Committee of arrange
ments to illuminate the front of the otate
Hosfe, on the evening Of the Feitival in
Commemorstion Of the lignal deliyerance
of the Chriliian world from Military
Defpotifm, pafed.
order, that the Hon. Meffrs Allen and
Davis, with fuch other, &c be Commit
tee to confider the expedlency of author
izing his txcellenty the Governor, with
the advife of Council to appoint two
Commiilloners, tobe affiliated with the
Agent for the Gsle OF taftern Lands, in
the xecution of III i sscrs veited in him
by a ReioIve oft-c Genaai Court, pafled
the 9th day June inf.
An Order of the Senate appointing
Meflrs. VaInum and Fuller, with iuch,
&c. Committee to eoniider and report
at the next FELTON, of the psefent General
Court, whether any and what further pro-
vilion may be expedent to be made by law,
to fecure the public aeaint lofles which
may arifs from the exiitence OF any Bank.
ing eftablifhment, within this Common
wealth, or the currency therein, Of any
Bank Paper of this or any other State.
A Bill to divide the Commonwealth
in.o Diltrias, for the choice of Repre-
fentatives in the Congress Of the United
States, and pretending the mode of cleo
ton, paaed third reading.