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LOTTERY Notice.

\ 4, a 4
3 D. tae saith oF t'is month, Tickes:tin
Vac Second Liberty Engine House
nj E'e'y, Will advance to Sc 50 CTS. until
I Nh me they WI! be sold at Sc.
Il, % : subscriber y. has lust received a sup
y s'ekets, warranted un,irawn tie
saeo,< oVer-there still remains in the
: lrsses Of s co.eoo-7 of COCO
20. la.s0iS-4 of Ic6o
20. S.eo9-1G Of dGO 5.
q ees large number of 2eo's, zoos
''es,Sts for sale by
IN 7. GRAF.
Ia i Sra's iata,y received in addition TO
A,sI.,agss stoes. LARGE supply o
,,r,s ss. BoCkS s. STATION k.BY.
lca.ss sseicsis | case RussianQ and
ess ii sPes iiangings, fewreams hot
Hssss,.sl Letter Paper, and 200 rcams
sssa "a.
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Valuable Lands for Sale

Valuable Lands Tor Sale
II n pursuance of a decree ofthe United
2 States Circuit Court of the District
OF Columbia for the County of AIexan-
dria, which decree hath been affirmed on
an appeal, from the said court by the Ho-
norabie the Supreme Court of the United
States at the last February Term. The
subscribers Church Wardens of the F.
piscopal Church in Alexandria, by the
consent and direction of the Minister
and Nestry of the said Church-will ex-
pose to safe for read money, or in lieu
thereof, tie Stock Of any Incorporated
Dank ia Alexandria at the current mar
ket rnce Of the day to be made known
On the day of sale, that desirable tract
# Land in the County of Alcxandria,
commoaIy called the ~LEBE LIND
situate about 2 miles from GeorgetoWn
Ferry and 7 ! miles Egsai Alexandria,
containing $50 ACRES, one half OF
which is we'll timbered with oak, hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
GOD water and fire young orchard OF
tie best selected apples and cherrys; the
Land will be sold intire Or divided iuto
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will take
place on the premises on Thursday the
10Th ofJune next, the title papers may be
seen atauy time on Application to
GEORGE DENEALE
&
JOHN MUNCASTER,
Church. Warde'.s.
May 9.
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Paper aangings.
JOHN 4. .yThjV .1k7,

.
EE AS Just received and .ier for sale,
III 5.090 pieces of. Eaper and Border
Of 8enewest aud most fashionable Pat,
ieFas, from the Manufactures Of A.
faardoa and ywckaux & Co. Of philadel-
paiS, equal il colors to the English and
French paeers, which with his former
'toel', makes his ,assortmea. very CONF
per- Blank Books, Wpiting, Letter
an Wrapping Paper, P,av;ag and Blank
larlsof the Manufactures OF Humphreys,
= S09al'dse and FouE---spellins Books, -.
ses aud Festaments (plain and eSeea +
isFse and small, States and Fenciis)
geeS, Latin and English School Books.
WA general assWtpent of Prayer,
Iala and flynn Books, History, Poe
", Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
Nav Is.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
BosToN Glass.
Law isASON & FOWLE.
Haze Receired from the Boston Glass
.Ian'yactory,
SO Boxes 8 by lo& 10 by Il oiass,

yESHREE cases containing, necanters,
q Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jelly
Giasses. Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, salts
&c. all of the above manufactory-Ihe
ouality Of the Boston Glass is known to
be saperior to any imported ard will be
sold as low-they are authorised to con-
tract for any quantity or description OF
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from tie Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different Sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
Nav ).
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:, rs,vcrvrLls Informs his Friends
-, Public. that he continues
. .,.,r o,tae CABINET BUSINESS
nv Il yasieas branches, on Royal
S~st. near tbs Market, and s;l,,, Fa IS on
s Z, sa,,s we'll made FJRNiFUaE,-
a AN also il,fsans the Public that ne has
q " MI ARSE, and stock to make
sSssT. IS If called Sor. lie also makes
"a raa.;rs SopaAs and every knu o.
ca 2soa tae shortest notice.
Isb. 25.
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COAL.

5000 bushels of Richmond Coal for
sale ON moderate terms, if taken imme.
diatelv from on beard the Vessel at
MIR. Sandersor's Wharf.
WILLIAM STEWART.
June Is.
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Tresh Young. dyson Tea.


/. A FAMILY, of BLACKS, consist 4
a n. of a maa, a woman aad tafee :
- iresl-.;'ae manis about IS years .,
s s w, &c tl,e ch;l,.rea 7, ore three and
fs otler one year old. Apply to the
Prl9ter +r
My 10. $3.50
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PUBLISHED DaiLT, BY S. S.NOWDEN,
NOTICE.

.TT AVING taken my brother HUGH
k w. .DENEALE into partnership
with me, the business in future will be
conducted under the firm of JAMES and
HUGH DENEAI1E. All those who may
be indebted to James c. Deneale, will
please make payment to either of the
firm.
Nav 90. tt
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sAlEs AT VENDUE:

a., e,,aru Tuesday and FRIDAY,
" WILL BE- SOLD,
~ veu.lae Store, corner of Prince
~ w and Water Streets,
4 ARiE.TY OF
,D,4 Goods, Groceries, Sc,
,..shrs off which viii be expressed IN
s. the bills Of the day.
u - AZ and Of goods which are on
,sa; Il, AID the prices OF winch are
n,.aS;S;ssed. can at any time be'slewed
ss"l, n',,,eI,ased at tae lowest limitation
anlpriees. = = afADs.,FII,ER.
fresh Young Hyson Tea.
few aaartsv chests Of rery Superior
.vol-SIi dYs0N TEA, just imported,
for s.se BY ,r.as.r;se
arr;i 90 tt
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PARTNERSHIP. J.

A. NEWTON informs tie Public
thathe has takeninto partnership trade
WIN. I'll. RICE, and the business in fu
ture will be conducted under the firm 0
VIM. I'll. Rice &Co.
WHO OFFER FOR SAFE
at their Store on King Street, acell Sc
lected assortment Of seasonable
DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose Of OIL the most
reasonable terms, for Cash or to punctu-
al customers.
n. B. AlIpersons indebted to A. New
ton either by note or, account are request
ed to pay the sane on or before the first
of July next, as his accounts will be left
with an attorney after that time.
Nav Is. p
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For Sale,

+ A HEALTHY Negro WOMAN, who
~ has been accustomed to working
out, SO or "a years Of age; ard three
children, two boys end girl. ole of the
boys Z, one 9, and the girl years old.
EDWIN c. BROWN.
M;ddIebure. June IS. sw
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For Rent.

A caNF9RTABLls two story Bricl;
"A DWELLING HOUSE and LOT,
ne. !. the pamp, upper end of Cameron
'reet. Apply to
!, John G. Laid.
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Has lately received in ADDITION to his
FORMER STOCK

VEsS's surveying, General Atlas for
sg schools, Spectator, Josephus's Works,
Snewden's History of America, Hening's
Virginia Justice, Murray's Exercises,
Tutors Assistant, Rudiman's Rudiments,
Common i'rayer-Bcoks, in plain and ele
gant binding, Cetnley's Grammar and
Smelling Book, Lcoking-Glass for the
Mind, Horace Delpmni. Cesar
Dylohini. Domestic Encyclopedia, Sold :
smiths Grammar Of Geography, Watts's
Psalms and Hymns. large prtnt], Me-
taosllst H;mns s. Spiritual Songs. AIMS
wocth's Latin Dictionary, Brooke's Ga-
zetteer Face e;.itioa /, Wallace, Adams,
and .Geaaing on the Globes, Childs' Mo-
.ntor. ,Ihrav's Key. fuckers Univer-
al I;sto@v, Nc ata1on's Gardeners Ca
lender, Cox's American Dispensatory,
IS Gu milan Orator, Sagabond. by George
Walker, Mrs. Grant on Education, Llfc
.. ..eaeral Marion, Dryden's Virgil, q
new edition, elegantly bound in calf ant
,rlan.eated with beautiful Frontispiecs
saad engraved Title Page--a large as
,ort nett of Plays, Farces, &c. &c.
&. G. has on hand and means to keer
a constant supply Of School and Famil
Bibles, Testanerts. Spelling Books.
2rimmers. Writing, Letter and Wrap
nin, paper, Red and Black lnkpowdef'
9ailis, Waters, States and Slate Pen
ciis, Playing and Visiting Cards, Bon
net Boards, SC. &c.
He has FIR sele,
a secondhand Lml0on-made PlANC
FORTE, lately put in comFlete repalr.-
Price 100 dollars.
JUST PUBLISHED.
FOR SAFE Br ROBERT cRAr,
A collection of Family Prayers, with
various occasional forms from the deyo-
tiora, writings of sundry authors. Sc
lected and revised by Somael Patmsr.-
Price IS cents.
June 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
TIE Wasp SU.yn

Norfolk, Dec. I3.
Notwithstanding the reports viii y we
have heretofore published. convers on
with an offi~er Of h fist rank and res
portability N the Navy. permits us to en-
teri in no doubts of he loss If the u S.
Sloop of WHr WASP, and III e. end
was as glorious IS her cruize had been
brilliant
All readers of newspapers must recol-
let, that about Year ago, there was an
account OF British frg tie putting into
I aiz much cut to pieces. AMI one hundr-d
men kille' and wounded reported her
having an gsgerent with Large Anne
rican trigate of that port.
1t was known at the time that we hal
no Frgate in that quarter, and that the
Wasp was believed to be cruizing in that
neighborhood, but little was thought or
said about it at the time, as the report was
not generally credited. We now learn,
from a source which cannot be doubted,
that there was an sction between British
Frgatc OF the largest class and an Amer
c n ship. and that it was un 1oubtedly the
Wasp-Lieutenant Conklia, who COM
mandsd the schooner Ohio, one of Com
moiore Snclar's squadron on Lake Erie,
ma who was captured in August, 1914, off
Fort Erie, and sent to Engl nd, has lately
repor,e himself his commanding officer
10 whom, it ppears, he related having
met with one Of the Licutenlnts who was
on boavd the above mentioned fr:gate, and
Uniformed by him, that the ship thy
engaged was not frigate, as was stated;
and that his commander, as we as every
person on board, could see, by her battle
lantherns being lighted, and from the fash
es CT her guns, III she was corvette
sh p' mounting % guns and that they be-
iieVed themselves, it was no other than
IN Wasp but after being 50 gallantly
boat-n off and having suff red so severely,
IN. y were reluctant to acknowledge how
inferior In I + was viii h inf cted such
severe chasti5eneut on them.
It ppears, by the Lieutcnant's own ac-
count n the -ction listed several hours
that the frigate shee cd of refit, IL
tfnding, 1t circumstances would admit of it,
to renew the action at daylight, which
wasnot far distant but. at its earliest
dawn, there was no vestige o. their gallant
opponent.-From the crippled state Of the
ships, and the snort time intervening be-
tween their separation and q flight, the
Lieutenant believed it impossible that they
could have been out of sight of each Other
had their opponent been above water
Beacon,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
MISTAKE CORRECTED.

Ithas been stated. that when Commo-
dore cambridge anchored at Gibraltar, he
fired salute of seventeen guns. which was
returned with fifteen that the Commo-
dore immediately sent an officer On shore
to demand that his salute should be return
ed gun for gun and that two more guns
should be promptly fired, and that the 1t.
Governor apologized. and fired the other
two guns. We are now assured. frcm an
officer of the squadron, that the above re-
port is sheer mistake, or misrepresenta
ton. The facts, we learn. are. that when
the squadron arrived at Gibraltar, an un--
Outstanding, as usual, was Immediately
had between the Commodore and the
Commander of the garrison, respecting
salut= and it was agreed that fifteen guns
should be fired, and the Ike number re-
turned. In firing the salute on board the
Indcfendence; by mistake, seventeen gems
We're fired when the Commodore immc-
dat ~ dispatched an officer to acquaint
the Commander of the ms.ake. Only fif-
teen guns were at first returned; but be-
fore the officer rea ched the Commander,
he had given orders to fire the two addition
al guns. though under no agreement so to
do. We can add, from information on
which we rely, that the squadron and its
officers were treated with Distinguished
resnect and attentionby The British Off ers
IN Gibraltar. Boston Centinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
6,S64,2oo

81
Deficit in the amount of the Sinking
Fund, compared with the charges upon
It, estimated FIR 1916. 6,524. 200
From this view of the financial oper4ti-
ons IF the government, the Secretary of
the Treasury, with every sent.m mt of de-
ference AMI respect, pres hts the f How ng
gen,val conclusions, for the consideration
OF Congress:
l. Tat tho existing revenue Of the u
nit,d States, arises, LIST, from duties on
imported merchandize, and the tonnage Of
vessels; I'd, internal duties. including the
direct tax upon lands, houses and slaves !;
and Sd, the proceeds Of the les OF public
lands; but some Of tn s. duties and taxes
are permanently imposed, and some are
limited in Their turaton.
9. That the following duties or taxes are
either partially. or wholly limited in their
duration. 1st. The duties on MGR handize
and tonnage, will be reduced one half on
the 17th of February, 1916; except such
as are imposed OH goods of The like descrip-
ton with the articles OF domestic maGufac-
ture, on which dutirs have been laid, and
iociudc in tn: general pledge. %. The
new duty salt; the duty on sugar rcfin-
ed within thu United States, and the stamp
duty OF bank notes, promissory notes dis
=
included in the general pledge, and w II
who ly cease on the 18th If FEBRUARY,
1916.
8. That the following duties or taxes are
not limited in their duration, and are in
Guided in the general pledge. LIST, The di-
rect tax upon lands, houses and slaves. 2d,
The duties upon licences to distiilers Of
spirituous liquors, and upon the liquors dis
TILED. Sd, The duty upon licences to re-
tailers OF wines, splrituous liquors. and TO
reign merchandise. oh, The duty upon
sales sc auction. 5th, The duty upon car
riages and harness. 9th, The duties upon
household furniture and watc hes. 9TH,
The duies on articles mannflt tured or
IA &c FIR sale within the United States.
9Th, The rate Of postage.
>. That Tie fai,h Of the United States
and he revenue ariirC from the duties and
taxes, which arc not hniicd H. their dura-
ton, are pledged for the punctual payment
Of The public debt. principal and interest
accord ng 10 the terms Of tie contracts res
pectvcly and for CTea ing an adequate
~ king Fund, gradually to reduce and E.
tehtuaiiy % extingliish The debt. But this
pltdgc 4 be satisfied by the subs tuition
" her adequate duties or tsxes; anil
tn c"crcase Ia the proceeds Of the duties
ON merh nj = end tonnage. subscouent
70 ne ~ dse, affords IN advanta gcous CD
20 tiniis OF max ne such su5s: .tu ion, in
r. pcci 70 tic more IN ohvenient and bur-
theas ne portion Of the internal duties.
5. ~ the estsbiishme Of = revenue
svsten, which e1al rot b. es clu.iv,lv de-
peDd at dpon The sup5li # foreign com
Dcrce, a9p~ars. at thi, juno,urc, to claim
pariict.sr attention.
CRefort 10 be eozfiaRea)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
DOMESTIC.
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, Dec. II.

Mr.. c oldsborough Of Md. attended.
The following committees were appoin-.
ted Oh various parts OF the Presidents
Message, viz
On so much as reiates TO FOREIGN mr.
JairS-Messrs. Bib, Lana, Taylor, Bar
ry and King.
On the Alsltia-Messrs. Varnum, La
cock, Wilson, Tichenor and Turner.
On Military .46airs-Messrs. Bar
bour, Williams, Ruggles, Goldsborough,
Condit.
On .NaDai Afars-Messrs. TAFT, Dag
get, S. rford, Fromentin, Howell
On Finance and an un:fdrm currenev
M ssrs. Campbell, Chace, BIB, King
an' NJ son.
On Mann observation-disclosures Hunter, Ro-
berts, Talbot, Cond't Thompson.
On Roads and Canais-Messrs. Nor
row, Brown, Horscy, Wilson and Gore.
On a National Seminary Of Learniug-
Messrs. Brown, Fromen:in. Stanford, Da-
ma and Hunter.
Mr.. Dagr' tt presented petitions Of GER
tain manufacturers of Mouli Candles !;
Mr.. Roberts that of the Philadelphia
Manufa cturers of Snuff and Tobacco,
and of Malt Liquors 81 which wer, re
terred to the oommistee-on~ Manufac-
lures.
a report was received from the Score
taiy OF the Navy, in compliance with
sundry resolutions passed by the Senate
during the last session, transmitting Ger
tain information, on various points of naval
administration. required by the Senate
Ordered to be printed.
TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
Inc Senate did not meet to-day, hav-
ing adjourned over to give time to the
workmsn to prepare the fixtures in their
new rooms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
LATEST FROM THE EpERvIER.

ChGricS!0n, Dc. 9,
Capt. Topper, Of the schooner PeRTuM-
NUS, arrived at this port yesterday from
Gibraltar and Malaga, spoke on his ont
ward passage from this porl, the 9Th Aug.
IN lat. SO n. Long. 81, 1s. w, the big
OF war L'EPERVIER. under double reefed
topsails--at the same time the Portumnus
had all sail set. The Epervier saicd ior
the u. S. on the 10Th Of July last, With dis
patches for government this account IS
consequenty the latest received {, ON her
The Epervier had then been nearly ~
days at sea, and most probably cncounicr-
ed one Of the severe autuinnal gales soon
attcr.--Four months have now elapsea
since any tdings have been received from
her and she has. il is feared, shared tne
fate Of many other vessels which were
oyeTtaken by the late severe storms.
lCity Ca
Nafcbe-, N6v. -
The fGe rev steam boat Azsna, pas'sa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
NiuRAT.

An expedition under Murat to regain his
crown, hal proved bo.tive. He embark
ed { Gnrsica on the 2Sth September, with
about two hundred and fifty men in num-
Der OF 'rges, &c. and after encpuntering
severe weather, they succeeded in landing
~ the coast of Calabria about the 9th OF
Octo6er; but she people being averse to
hum, he was met aftcr a few DAYS, and after
hard fought action was defeat. d and ia
ken prisoner. 1t YVES reported 1T Leghorn
on the 18th, that he had been tried by
military tribunal and shot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
Platfsburr. Non. e5

We learn, by gentleman of veracity,
lately from Canada, that the British gov
ernment has very lately sent ship carpen-
ters to Kingston to complete the vessels
OF war on Lake OntaIin and that carpen-
ters came up to the Ise-aux-Noix few
days since, to Enish large vesse, begun
before the peace, which is to carry sixty
guns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

Messrs. Wade aud Williamson at Spring
field, n. J. was, on Wednesday morning.
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
at 10000 dollars, on which there was no
insurance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
Baltimore. DEE. IL.

a., - -7VIIIt.'IO3 c, y z. 10,
THE .foIlozcinp iat~iYgence from the Me-.-
chgnts' C'f'se Hou8e Books. 7yas bro't
6y tie Genera Jarkson, in Il dogs from
LeShorn, arrfVed at this fort yester-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

PhiladeLthiG, Dec. Our letters from
Harrisonburg, advise that the manner Of
conducting the Banks and the state Of the
currency Of the Commonwealth, occupies
much oft conversation of the Legisla-
tors. The subject viii certlnly claim le-
gislative Interference, and we are Certain
that the Legislature can, and ought to
make such provisions by law, as will Sc
care the public veal and protect indvidu-
ais from oppression. All the charters are
in che hands Of the Commonwealth 50 far
AS to prevent them from working evil
rather than good 80 Inc Community.
Dem. Press.
The Cotton Mandatory belonViner "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

I'VE accumulate
te war, to an
c capacity to
,ns, in other re.
ID by the temp
he arising hor
nj tonnage, a
,sstnents of the
hus.
4. The annual
& Fund amount.
nd consists az p
OF the inter-
est on such
| parts of tho
| public debt as
have been re-
imbursed or
paid off (Which
however is it
self derived
from the Gus
tons,) estima-
J ted on the S0th
OF September.
1915, at the
sun of
,. OF the nett
proceeds of
the sales of
the public
lands, exclu-
sive of lands
sold IN the
Mississ: ter
r.tory, (Which
rs yet belong
TO the state Of
Georgia) csti-
mated annual
ly 1T the sum
of
.. OF the pro-
ceeds of duties
on imports &
tonnage to com-
p,cte the an
null invest
ments, estina-
ted at the sum
of
3. The annual
Fund, estimated
b ably co the sum
On account of
the intere st and
the in talmerts
of the old debt,
the sum of
On account Of
the interest Of
the new debt,
computed en- a
capital of sew
onty millions
of dollars, a.
bout the sum
of
On account Of
the principal
and interest Of
freasurynotes
Issued under
the Act OF the
55th Of lane.
1872, the 25th
February 1913,
and the 4th
OF March 1914,
CATER allowing
for the amount
ren'b RS I'd ub-
S + bed to the
loan, and paid
for duties) a.
Dsut the sun of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
5.230,422 So

----S ,UOU, COZ
charge upon the Sinking
for 1916. will amount pro-
of 14,524,200 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

.WQtchc-. Nor. -
The hGe new steam boat dstna, pa''s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

The Cotton Mandatory belonging to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

33,S73, 46S %
But the charges upon the Sinking Fund
I'VE accumulated. in consequence of the
te war, to an amount which it has not
&c capacity to defray while its opera
ons, in other respects, have been obstruc-
ID by the temporary failure of the reve-
lie arising from duties on merchandise
nj tonnage. and the protracted cmbar-
,ssments of the circulating medium.-
hus.
/. The annual approprie ton for he Sink
6 Fund amounts to 100000 of dollars,
nd consists ar present,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

We learn from MiIledgcville. that the
Bank Bill introduced by r. Up. CHARL-
TON, Esq. has passed the Senate. IN all.
ditlon to what we published in the last
Republican, relative TO the Bank, we are
Informed that it's capital stock shall con-
slst of one million FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, with power reserved TO a future
Legislature. of increasing it to three millions
The State is authorised to subscribe
one third of the original stock, and one
third OF the increased stock. TIE prin-.
cipal Bank to be ut Savannah. Offices of
discount and deposit are to be established
at Augusta and Milledgeyille, and in eve
ry part Of the State where the directors
may think proper. 1t is thought that the
Bill will pass the House Of Representatives
IN it. present shape.
SaVdnnab Ref. 6.h i7st.