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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24
july 91.-waw.
VlKGINIA.

AZ Rules holcsR in the Clerks Office Of The Supe.
rior Court II Cfancsiyfor the Richmo5ld Dis.
hiet the 24h doy of June 1916.
John MCredie, AVID Geo &c M'Crede, infants,
underline age of twenty one years, by William
II Dyer, their next friend, PlTs,
A6AINsT
Jas Penn & Nancy M'Credie, admir- & adj
m'rxi of John MCredie, deed. the said Jane.
Penn, executor Of George M'Credie, decd. wl0
was one Of the admins rators Of John M'Credie,
decd. tie said James Penn executor OF Georgt
M'Credie, decd the sad Nancy M'Credie, wi
dow OF John M'Crede, decd John Graham, and
William Long. Lacy X. Greenhow, adminsira
irix Of James Greenhow, decd. < Henry iIeth
administrator of Samuel Clark, decd. Deft's.
The Defendant James Penn. not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
10 the Act Of Assembly 5, the rules of thlsCouri
& tappeafng by satisfactory evidence that he j.
not an iulIabitant of this country H is oTticred
That The said Defendant do appear here on the IS
day of The next Term & answer the bill Of the PIT
and that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the Cit,
Of Richmond for two months successively snt
posted at the front door OF the Capitol, in th,
said City.
A Copy-Test
July 27--wSws
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IN Rules holden IN the Clerks O6ceof Ae ,S,...
i1or Court Of chance7y 70, tie Richmond Bi,,
:, fricf ne 24tb IF day Of J,ily 1916.
i0Fa'o VIM Rht
AGAINST
William Pettypnol, and Bartlett sa,terwb;,.
executors OF Frances Pe,typool, decd, who Was
ne. exeGutrix of William Pe,typool, decd. and
Miles Jordan an"
Inc Defendants William Pe.tyrool and Ps..-
lett satterwhie not having entered their snsa-
ance ana 6 ven security according to the bct nj
Assembly and the Rules of,eis Court, and il az.
pc, ~ satisfactory evidence, that they are
That the said defendants dc appear here on on ,
'hr 5, DAY OF the next term and and answs- tie
Sl.p Or the Plaintiff and that copy oftS;s or.
DER be forthwith inserted in some newsn,ra-
published in the City of Richmond for tr-o
months successively and posted at the front d..
ot''he Capitol, IN the said City. N'0A
copy-Teste,
july S1-w8w. A1e'''"S c. C.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
IN i'9'e' holden an the Clera's Office of the su6e
i7or cOart Of Chanee,y jo, lie Ricl.nionl lh,
irsei, the 9Th day Of June 1876.
ioin Evans, 1yr
AGAINST
William Duvai and Richard Reid. Def's.
ne Defendant, Richard Reid. net having en-.
cred his appearance and given securnv Acc.
ing 20 The Act OF Assembly and the Rules
"s court, and II appearing BY satisfactory er.
fe''Se irat ne IS not an lnhabtant Of this com,
ny q IS ordered. that The Defendant do anne,
'ffe on The ilrsi day Of the next term and 81
'Wer 'hs bill of the Plaintiff; and thai a COW .
es order ne forthwith inserted IN some newsp.
ser published in the City of Richmond, for ~
'aontts successfully and posted at the front doc
- the Cspitol, in the said City.
a Copy-resle,
inly 27-w9w. 2" 1'e'a'g' c. C.
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YIRGLNIA:

VIRGINIA:
1T fg'cs hollea IN he C2erk'. Oges Of he s,ioe.
rior Court Of CAmceyp f5r ne hse6,aond Ills.
frief IF n'e 24h dg Of Jlole 1916.
Henry Banks, PaC
Thomas No'piioy, and DanieI Tripiett, suryi.
wing securities of Gess-d banks, late Sheriff of
stafford. al-O Geiard Bauss executor Of Gerard
Banks, deceased. aud William Richards and Ma
ihaniel FoH fis securities 90 executor aud the 50 4
NG'hsael Fox, IA his own right, and william
w fleming and WiliiSni g Banks, trustees Of
Henry Banks, Defs
The defendant, Thomas Mountioy, not having
entered his appearance and gwen security &C.
;ording 70 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF
.is court, aud It appearing By satisfactory evi.
dence that NC is uoi an inhabitant Of this coun.
" Is o''6srsA That the said Defendant do
ppear here ON the FIRST day OF the next term, and
'wer The b.ll Of The PinutiG and that copy
his order be f9sthwth inserted in some news
'fpcr published "a HE City OF Richmond, for two
ppa'hs suecessiyely and posted at the front door
TOE Capitol, ~ The said city.
A eopy--Teste,
July 2oy--wsW:
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VIRGINIA..

fIhOtINlh:
n Rules holden an The Clerks Office Of the So.
PeriSr Court Of Chaacety fer the Richmsn5
District, Me 24th day Of June, 1876.
Edmund p. Bacon, administrator OF the goods
aud chatteis, rights and credits Of John Glenn.
decd. and also administrator Of the goods ana
ciattels, rights and credits Of William Glenn,
deceased Ptf.E
AGAINST
Charles Watts, Gill Vain, James Cation, and
William Watts, Dej'fs.
The Defendants, James Cation and William
Watts, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the Act of Assem-.
bly, and the Rules Of this Court, and it appea--
ing Unsatisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants OF this country: II is ordered, That
'he SAID Defendants do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bin Of
Tie Plaintiff; and that copy OF this ors
der be forthwith inserted in some newspapers
published in the city of Richmond, for w,
months snceessiyely AMI posted at the from, dooc
OF the Capitol, in the said city.
Cepy--Tcste,
July 31-wsw. 80 . g.
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az Rules holden an The CLERKS Office Of the S.,,.
r'or Court Of c6ancery for the Richmond J;..
f'ict, me 24td day Of Time 1916 D'''
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. MIR
AGAINST
OF Jeremiah Burnett, S SAes!itoF
The defendant Leroy Upsiaw. no, b,,;,,.
ygreu ms appearance and given security 49,
Ing to tie Actof Assembly and the rnss. aes COT
fo, and II Spnearing by satisfactory ey;geo ,lo
1 ar Ie y not an lnhsbt,nt Of 'his country J.
~ oraered' that the said Defendant do - ~
here on Tire first day of tn next term 20 appear
sSer the bill of the Plaintiff; and thai a,u sls
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted ,n ooPy
newspaper published in the City Of Rc 81 S,ns
ior Two months successfully and posted ~ no
ACoPy-Teste, ~
July 81, 1s16.-wsw. = 80 - z1e'''lg' &C,
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LINES TO
THE SCION OF THE TULIP TREE.
-. n u a.
LINES TO


Shading the home Of any .4acestors.
The tree, which my Foreacsers planted Il reared
To Inc by the .fi'ne Of Their writes e,ldeareti-
Has nourished wllh then--lise. them ia their
prime,
Exotic--yet genisl-in nature and cline
That waves - hr&nches uf freshness & bloom
Thev fi.dng---ace Iost in the nightof the tomb.
Ye dear was The h,lL aud the grove, 6. the plain.
Which no more to the bttrts IF ths,t' .faadaess
remain;
Plania rursea IN ilIy shadow, all sportive s. free
Or stretched at thy iGot, seemed as blooming as
ihee--
These piart, 100 have i-erished, ard stranger
a. known
70 reap the rich ield ihat affection had sown.
AID ;et the yolng S,isa transferred 20 INV care
a i the quick se,ise ot NV fathers were there
Is tou,er,--, :, brihanS-'n stem and IN leaf
AID cheers me IN sadness and sooths re IN ..,ie4
Eor could forge, "a r. gs upGn dee,
How many The 8rancbe,, now M hy he Tree.
Whence grew lac weak iarin, and tie foliage 50
pae.
OF both as we bend to the merciless gaze,
Of seasons by hardin s., or eienenrs / wn
To kil d. firm b pc, hui n solitude known.
OK lm 80 me scene, AMI of grXce 20 the mad
II lonely --ye' social,-!f injured UT K nd
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.ViRGlNlA:'

"a Rules hsiien ii, tie Clerk's o@ce erMe .Snpc
rfor Cart Of CHancerr. fer tke iiicitmosd Dis
sries tie 24th dry Of Jiple 1916.
John $. Gum Pilf
AGAINST
Joseph Watson, Elizabeth Watson, widow and
administrators, and Thomas w Watson. and
------- Watson, infant children of Branch ]. Wat,
son, decd, who was son of Augustus Watson.
decd, and Sarah ID Watson, W dow, anu Mary
Ann Watson, Frances Watson, Dorothea Watson.
Thomas Watson, Sarah Watson, snd Elzahatl,
Watson, chidren and heJs of the sad Au-
gustIs Watson, deed, by Edward Bedford their
Suardian sPecIsily assigned 10 defend them ln
ms SUIT, and Maria Marshall, widow and rel,ct
VI William Marshall, decd late Marla Price.
reict Of John T. Price, James Price an mE,,l
1'd deyiSee OF the SAID John T. Price, nv the
aid Maria his guardian, James Underwood
JOHN Starke, and Richard Ellis, and WiI6prn
Fon.aine executors of Nathaniel w. Dsndr de
ri, Dehs.
The defendant Richard Ellis, not havin.r en-.
cred his appearance and given security accord.
fg to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of tbi.
Court, and il appearing BY satisfactory evidence
mat lie IS not an nlabitant Of this country . II -
ordered, That the SAID Deienlan. do appear mere
the tirst day OF the next term ana answer die
Mi OF The Plaintiff; and that copy of t,,,s o.
ter be forthwith inserted IN some newanancr
tib'lshed in the City OF Richmond, for ,uo,
months snccessively ard posted at the front door
oithe Capitol, in the said City.
CoPy-Teste,
July 51.--w8w.
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NlRGINIA

NithNpl- VIA
i. Rules Aotaen IN tic c2erks,QGee Of the !s.,se
ror Curt IF Chr4ceyy Ter he Richmond Dis
lrict The 24M day # lite 1916.
Sher~ooa PARISH, stephen Murreil, Craddock
E Vangnan, Bcnismin bradshaw, Thomas D.ok-
enson Matthew Lacy, junr. p4's.
46aISsT
William MRichardson, edmjrist, ator of Ste.
phen Sampson, j'hr deco aud Elizabeth K
SgmPso George II sampson, NJ urtha Eli
Sampson, MargaFe' f. Sampson, Narclssa NJ
Sampson, Mary Sampson, Agne5 = Sampson
ai'i CarolneJ Sampson, heirs and disj,lbu-
tees OF the sad stephen SGllps5n dac'd b[
the SAID William II Il ichards0n, speedily as.
signed JAelr guardian - defend thSnl N dis
su;t, Dec'fa
TIE defendants, ri zabeal Sampson, &c
Sampson, Hartin EEza Sampson, Margaret
j. sampson, n rcssa NJ Sampson, Mar samp
son, Agnes r Sampson, and CAroline J SAN
son, not having entered dheir appearance ana
gvan security aceoriing 10 me Act OF Assem-
by and .Ie Rides of this COart, and it .apre.t
hg BY satisfactory evidence, that they are no
inhabitants Of country: II is o,dieteI Tn.
t'e SAID defendants 10 ,ppear here on the fir
day Of the next L. M end answer the bill of dc.
Plaintiffs; ana ,ha. a copy Of this order Be
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper publaLe.
in the City Of Richmgnd, for ,wo months sue
cess.ysly and posted a The front door of Tie Ca
piioi, % the saio CITY.
a copy Eeste,
W.. W HENING. C. c.
August 71--w8w.
YIHGINIA:
~ aH'es hcital N n girt's OFce oJHas Srbe
sier Co.1f NJ Cid0lrz FAR he Liclmoi.f III,
nie: Ahe z4lh Iine, 1910
F2tSdaar h'kenzie, duncan M'Kcnzie, Catha
fp Mieenzre, join Clhsl'olm, aud v iiam
CLsboiin, PaTs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

VIRGINIA;
.: Rn'.s telisa in al. Cjcrt's ose~ Of the ST.,
fersor c",o' # cimec'y FIR shc Riehmond
HisnFc', me lGth day ei-Jsme 1916.
M"rdecai Holman, William Primrose and Ycb,
lon Human, jung merchants and par,ners. trad.
'ns under The firm of IiomaO, Primrose, ( Co.
PITS.
Leavi,t and Burial, merchants of New.York
and Nathaniel Charter, Of the City OF richmond
ana Edmund {. Smith, of Petersburg,
Defp,
fhe Defendants, Leayitt and Burial, not hav
ing entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF tbs Court, and il appearing by satisfactory
eviderce, HAT they arc not inhabitants Of this
country: his ordered, That the said defendants
Go appear here on the frst day of the next term
a,.d answcs the Dill of the plaintiffs; ard tha,
u copy Of this order be Forthwith inserted in
some newspapers published in the City cF Rich
mond, for two months successfully and post ed
at The front door Of &c Capitol, in the said City
ACopy--reste,
Hla " Rsuins. c. c.
VIRGINIA.:
At ,utes holden IN she Clerks OGce ofthe( Supe-
ror Court Of Chrneeiy far tie Richmvad lis
! hfcf, the 24th day efJuiss 1916.
Archb%ld ffeelani PiJ
! 49, AGAINST
Thoms D;ddop. and Clara w his wife; ard
III Carter. Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Eli
| zabeIh Garter, infant children and heirs oil
Charles Garter, the Younger, (son Of Charles Car
| ter, OF Shirley deceased; Robert Randolph and
! Elizabeth VI his wife Elizabeth w q Be;ke.
! ley, and Edmund, !nn -, Robert c, and Parke
II. iierGelev, children and hears of catharine s
| berkeley, formerly Caiharine s Carter Mar,
| Braxt ni%iienrS Lee and Ann III, his wife,
flrmerly Ann II. Carter; Bernard NJ. Carter
| Williams Carter; William Fi,zhurh Carter. and
| hlil, Tnpmas, Ann and Lucy Carter, infant Chill
! drerl aud heirs of Robert Carter. dec eas.d N..
tnanei Burweli and Lucy his wife aud Edward
cassius, Shirley. John Ii, and Mary w Carte,
infant children aud heirs Of Edward Carter, de-
ceased Charles Carter, and Joseph c. Cabeli-
and Mary W. his wife, formerly Mary w Garter
children and hers of George Carter, deceased
DJts.
The Defendants Henry Lee, and Ann II, his
| wife not having entered their appearance and si
ven security according 20 the Act of Assembly
aud the Rules OF this Court and it appearing b,
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inlab
'anis OF this country IL as ordered That the
| sad Defendants do appear here on tie first day
4 OF the mex, tenn and answer the bill of the
Pialntlti and that copy of this order be
| forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
| II The City OF Richmond for two months success.
lyey and posted ii the front door of the Capnol,
| lie sad e y
! copy-Teste,
July 81, ISI6-wsw. =.
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VIRGINIA..


- Bntes hPit'en IN The Clerks OGce nj NE Sy,.
FT?r Curt IF csnccry fsr he Richmond Dis
h!c!, Me gam dy IF June, 1916.
trclGd BASS, p,sf
AGAINST,
William 5. Archer in his own right, and &c
administrator Of John Archer, decd; I'll zabetL
trGEer' Anne Maria Archer, and Jane archer.
Chih,ren OF the said john Archer, deed. and
biacEman Moseley. Uer,,s
he defendant, Blsckman Moselev, not hayins
entered his APPEARANCE AID given security acc :.
ding TO The Ast Of Assembly and The Rules NJ
I!is cour', and IT Appearing By satisfactory q,
'ehce. ihat he IS not an inha,,ant OF this coin.
" us ordered, Fiat tie said defendants do
ppe%T here on the first dav OF the nex, tenn
'''i answer The bill of the Plaintiff; and dat a
by Of this order be forthwith inserted in soroe
newspaper published in The cty of Richmond.
io' two months successvely and posted at The
'ron' door OF the capitol, in tie said city.
coPy-Fesie,
luly17.--w9w
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VIRGINIA.:
az HHles holden in the Clerks o1fce of the spbs-
'4or Court Of Charccy far fts Rithmond D:s.
niel, ne 24h day Of JiAie, 1916.
samuel Dawes, p,sf
AGAINST
Archrd Bass Jeremiah Jackson, and Ann his
D Di'e Mathew W Shields and Mary r. his wife.
richard H. Bell aud Rebecca, and Sally Hell
VINO, which Rebecca and Sally are infants, and Wi,
liam Fulcher; mr..
me, defendant Richard II. Gell, not having
entered MS appearance and given security ,c.
'ordng 70 tho Act Of Assembly and the Rules
o. - ms Court and II appearing by Satisfactory
.ue',oe ''at ne y not an nhabi,aEt of ibis coun.
ny F.; his devsd, That The said Defendant do
appear here ON the first day of the next terra and
answer S The bill Of the Plaintiff; and tina, copy
~ 'n's oraeF be forthwltsinserted IN some news.
two mouths s,'eeyssye!y and posted at The front
door OF the Capitol, IN the SAID city.
coPy-reste,
July 81, 1si6-wsw 90 f" -'s'''''' c C.
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VIRGINIA.:

' tNNi4NlAs
Il Rifles holder in the Clerks Office of tie Suse.
rfor Court IF chance'y for The Rici.mond Dis
frsct, ne 24'h day IF Jnne 1916.
Jolly Butcher, pauper, Frr
AoAIisr
evils Holoman, Deft
fhe Defendant rot having entered his .,,oear.
ace and given security according to the ao,r O.,
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and ii an.
earring % satisfactory evidence, thai be IS not
an Inhahi.ant Of this country: Ms ordered Tba
ne sand Defendant do appear here ON he frs
layoi the next tenn and answer the BIZ o. the
ia.'lin and that copy Of this order be forth
ne city OF Richmond. for two mor,ths succes
"lYely and posted at the front door of the Cap
oil. in the said city
A coPy-Teste,
Iuly 2o-wsw * :. 8
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LYLRnlNfA.


.!' Rules hoiicn in the CJerks 0s,e e. f,e Safe
'fer Court Of CiG"eey .to' f.s iticlA.oad Dis
tiyet, the 24h doy Of Ja,te, 1916.
Archibald Freelnd, PTf
AGAINST
Joseph and George Marx, Peterson Goodvyn,
Bsnlalnn Branch, the Presden, and Directors OF
The l.tc,ary Fund, n,d Allan Whitworl!i, ,c,.ca.
tor OF the Connty Of Chesterfield, Dcf's
Tho defendant George Marx, not having Ell.
tered bis appearance a,d given security accor-
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules o;
th'seCourt, and it appearing by satisfactory cvi.
den that Inc is not an lnlllb,ant OF this cour,-
Try; MS ordered, That the SAID defendant dc
appear here on tic FIRST day of the next term and
answer The bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that a cop,
oil this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City OF Richmond, for TIVE
months successfully aud posted at the front doc
of TIE Capitol, in the SAID City.
Copy-res,e,
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yIRGINIA

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vLRGINIA

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YIRGINIA !.

July ", 1s16-wsw. nm ". Ae'ang. G c,
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VIRGINIA

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i. Rules hotien IN hc Clerks, r,Eee Of the SITE.
r.or Cnnrt IF Chn4ee'y FER tie Richmond Dis.
lrict The 24M day # fre, 1916.
Sherwood PARISH, stephen Murreil, Cradiock
s. Vangaan, Bcnjsnrn bradshaw, Thomas D3ok-
ehson & Matthew Lacy, junr. Rl.'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
EROM C.4RYxLfGEhcA.

We copy the following from the Original
addressed to amerC aHt..c house in this o.
~, from an emiuent merchant at King.
ston, maica, rec eived yesterday.
hhgSlon, J9RIoicd, l-ih Jan 1916
:" We have this omtnt re Ceived int
ligence from Ea,tlIsgena, >e hi, states Ina,
a numher Of American vessels have fallen
mio the hands Of tie rnyalis,s, since the
evacuation of that pl.ce by the iudcpend.
ents.
.ihe Carthagenian nag is kept flying.
with the avowetl lutcntiOn of deccying Sc
veral more Americans, which were ex-
peeSed with carsoes of provisions. TIE
crews of those Which have beer ALREADY
sezeA. are, ON landing, thrown into the
dungeons OF tne ING uistiou, and are to he
triel by military tribunal, the result Of
which, without DOUBT, viii be a sentence.
OF death.
We Their fore, take this early oppcr
tun ~ OF advising you, understanding tina,
you have dispa cled a vessel for Carthagt
ma vita fish, &c in which event You VIII
no doubt make such representations is yoIS
government as vill call for their well
known energy III behalf OF chcir oppressGi
and captive cltizcns--ior prompt and deci-
ded IN cans alone can ensure the rescue Of
these unfortunate fellows. thus eutrappeu
by the Spanish general Moriiio.
We have only time, &c.
r. >. The British subjects detained in
the same manner as your couutry men.
have been Ciamedby our admiral, but we
understand he has received an evasive an
swer. Whether his Instructions from home
viii bear hiin oui III enforcing d compliance.
remains yer unknown" E.71troTg.
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Genera, The einouNt of compensation paid !
therefor, the fund from which paid, the
names Of the counsel, &c.
The bill from the Senate for the relief
Of col Lawrence. his officers &c. OF Fort
Bowyer, was read the third time and pass
cd
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
MIR. Ward OF Mass. moved that the
House proceed to consider the resolutions
submitted by him some days ago, ill the
following wcris
Resolved, That all duties, imposts and
excise laid by Congress. ought not only TO
be- laid uniformly throughout the United
States, agreeabIy to the provision iii the
constitution, bur ought to be Collected in
all parts OF the United States in the same
currency, or in currencies equivalent in
value.
ReSoiucd, That the Secretary of the
IRE lsury be instructed to receive, alone,
Ia paypcnt OF duties, inposts and excuses
and debts due to the u. s. gold, silver and
cope" coin, treasury notes, and the notes
of such banks as pay specie for their bills,
exec pt.ng N cases III which it is otherwise
provided by law.
And on the question Of consideration he
demanded the yeas and nays.
The House agreed To consider the reso-
lurons. yeas 50, nays 10 and
The question being stated on adopting
the resolutions-Mr. Calhoun moved to
refer the resolutions to the committee on
the National Cur,en,y, which he said,
already had the subject und~r deep Con-
sheraton.
This motion was opposed by Mr.. Ward
at some Length, who thought the resolution
spoke for itself, and could be decided on
hty% hea - RI tAen .i1 Of
| mittee that the reference would also be
productive Of delay, III regard to measures
which he regarded as OF great urgency as
we'll of necessity.
Mr.. Wright supported the reference.
and 'epiied briefly TO the remarks of Mr.
Ward.
After sorac further discuss on. the reso-
lutlous were referred as moved by Mr..
Cahoun--aycs So, nays A9.
NATIONAL BANK.
The House then again resolved itself in
to a committee Of the Who'll, Mr.. Nelson
OF Va. il the chair, on the National Bank
bill.
On motion Of Mr. Ca;;y, with the assent
q! N.Y. Calhoua, The bill was amended by
striking CIT SO much Of the bill as gives tn
Congress the privilege hereafter of extcn-
ding the capital Of the Bank from thirty
fUe to my milliops.
Mr.. Cady moved1o strike out so much
ofthe bill as authorizes the government 70
subscribe a certain proportion [seven mil
I.oDs) Of the stock OF the Bank.
This motion was opposed by Mr. Cal
houn and7N1r Smith OF Md and supported
by MIR. Randolph, MIR. Cady * Mr.. Ward
OF Mass.
| Before deciding tie question, the com
miitee rose and reported progress, and
The House adjourned.
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dealings, a Note of;he Bank IF NasAb,s
ton, tor FIVE dollars, altered and ,leface,l
III the following manner, VIZ Over ,hc
word Five" in the margin, and at Nh.
bottom, was TASTED the word " 'ren"
yer the figure 5, on the left side of tn.
head OF Washington, was pastel the fgur,.
lO--and the figure 5, on Tie right side Of
the head, was sora r.f. The whole So
well executed as to escape detection with
ordinary examination, until one of the
words. Ten J becoming dry, it pealed of
Our Citizens should be upon their quart
in receiving notes of any description, as
Fl .ugl Of this Kind would readily eiudc a
transi M glance. EBeacon.