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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

w. WILSON, Collector.
The principal Officer of the J
Customs--Ogdensburg.

From the ALBANY .5rrus, ,fh1il 81
.fGJourned.-h concurrent resolution OF
the two houses has passed, to adjourn OH
the i7th instant.
The Canal Bill remained undecided IN.
on in assembly on Saturday. and no part OF
The bill had been defnit:vely adopted. Mr..
Duer moved to strike ont from the first
section the clause which gives the commits
sioners discre tioaary mower to commenre
when and where they might deem proper.
His motion was supported by hnsc.f,
Messrs. Oakley and Van Horne, and OBJ
posed by McsSrs. Van Rensselaer,, Lea
Venworth and Jaw and WAS lost by ma
jori!y OF 90. Mr.. Deer then moved &
clause to conhne the operations of the
mmissioners, for the present, between
Schenectady and the Hudson river, which
was lost without division
The bill was then re committed 70 the
select committee who reported it, who, on
Saturday repoit' . surdry amendments,
which were ordered 10 he printed The
most important are, provso that nc part
of the said canal or locks shall be com
menced before the end of the rext session,
OF the Legislature nor until the Legislature
shall make further provision and establish
additional funds for the construction and
completion thereof. Another provision
made by the amendment is, that the legis-
lature may, at any time. suspend the pow
ers of the commissioners and enother
p0s,pones the commencement Of The labor,
till the donajf3ns shall amount to a million
and half CT dollars. The proposed a.
amendments materially change the features
of the bill, and.wi.l probably render the
rirst section acceptable to the majority of
the house. We anticipate serious oDposi-
ton 70 that par: of the bill which provides
ehe revenue.
Banks. The numerous bank aDplca-
tons before tine legislature, have proba-
bly, received a guittus tor the session. by
the following obieCti Of the council Of
revision to the bill Incorporating the Bank
Of Nj CARA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
WESTERN COMMERCE.

IloW9UNle, Il. J lWarch q.
Arrived at this place few days since,
the Steamboat Pike. from Henderson,
ChY.l on her way to Pit sburs. The Pike
was fitted out at Henderson, and perform
ed the trip to this place IN Sirty seven
hours running, distance OF $50 miles, a.
gainst the current.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

This motion aiso produced IN animal -
deb tic Of some leagth. in which il was ads
Tocased by the mover and Mr.. Srcst epur,
and opposed bv MesSrS. Barbour aud lions
kiason. Mr.. Clay also said n few verbs
on tns subject, ~ which he doub.sd
the proprety Of at present ,dop, ng so
rigorous measure. Eic was in favor uf
.niid>r II cans; pledeirS fim~e,f. il tney
s.'u4'il not be eifec;u5i. 20 ioia In Ills az
Ut severity ct the reHt session.
Mv. sharp. then, after submitting lis
reasons therefor, withdrew msHor:Jn.
Mr.. Ward OF Mass moved iScarry the
ACT :rto operation on the first of My next,
instead otthe 3ist December. Negative.l
by large minority.
Mr. w. moved GlSo an amcndment,
providing a gradual scale OF vaiu-. hy
which the notes ot certain banks should DC
received in payment which motiun WAS
also ucgativcd.
The committee then rose ard reror,e
the bill t.ancn!mcnt--when
Mr.. Webster SIT ;gesting IN amendment
which he deemed necessary ; hut not ha-
wing prepared it, aud the hour being late,
4 motion was made to aGjogrn, and the
House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

he Newcastle frss,e preparing tn sail for
~. Helena She was To takeOut n. dc Stucmer,
Austrian Commissioner, Count Billeman, Russian
Commissioner, and VI. de Monthenu, Fr, 1ch Com
ms oaer, who are to have the charge OF Napoleon
Bo'aparte.
All the privote letters from Bavaria agree in
stating (says Paris paPer) that the differences
betweeii that country ANA Austria are terminated.
NJ. J. Cu=.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

The London Courier. with its usual re-
gard far truth, informs it's readers of nu-
merous expeditions fitting ont in this
country to assist the insurgent parties in
Mexico" &c. and that they "appcar to
have arrived at very great height -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

=
I L may be fou1d IN JnIv's paper, 1915:
(EnqnirerJ bond that executed mr. by Soar. IN
Cf0ke and Rojet H1sks for The OF doland may
able the stday Of February, 1914. advertised by SIM
raci C0rsc fully discharged and paid by him. For the JUS
ticatun Of myself and treating The gentleman in the same
manncr- clearly do il be erroneous and false
winch, II time should favor til June next viii
uere edtavOr to prove tier the satisfaction o. lie pub
iic. ELLLSONCL1REf.
~ II. Il is stated By the said geuleinnn rs e. that
he never advertised said bond paid oil Ivy in be tat he
had Offsets fully the the reader la
examine the last years paper, agrtbly tie ttc aose
mentioned anil he will find dat statement be erroneous
1 have done, I am possession al his adyerte5
mint, aud have 1t before &c.
a pr -. ff7-1it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
From the 81. Lawrence Gazette.
C0DENsBURGH. Apri ?.

Cotequ du Lec, 26th lNarch, 1916
SRI have to a-qaaiu, you tina: the act
of the province. under which the Orders in
council Of goth May and 18th June were
madr, for regulating the intercourse with
the u. S will expire on the 1t April mex.
have in consequence thereof, been ,ii-
rccted to recommcnd 20 ven the eXpehien-
cy of adopting measures of precaution, to
prevent any dutab!e articles coming into
the province, until the circumstances Of
the case have been provided for by new re-
gulations. which will doubtless be issued at
AN early period, by authority of his excel
lsncy Ser Gordon Drummond, X. {. B.
Administrators in Chief.
i am. &c.
w WI CON Collector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
baltimore, .4hril 70.

We learn from a correct source, that
MIR DALLAS has signifed to the President
his desire to leave TIE Treasury, as soon
as successor can be selected. This
we sincerely regret, as we consider
that gentleman a iinancier and states
man Of the most splend d utilities.
Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Returns from ia towns, give for
Smith, 1O94S-Wolco;t. lo043-scattering
172.
For 1t. Gov. Ingorsoll, the democratic
candidate. ng 1000 majority. towns to
be heard from.
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STATE ELECTIONS.
EfHF NJ. nsgfs -

STATE FLECrT0NS.
nELEG.RTF.S
Tori-l'obrr G.. Scot IS, Robert Sllield' Gs,
Robert p.scui 30.
~ d'-sgick--rhomas Pesc'u, Thomas w. Ca
rey
Crccaau2c--l,obert Il. Stake Nat,aav!
Lau',
Prince George--Berjamin Harrison Thomas
Lewis
-iilthevs-iIic',ard Biups, - Ra',so.nc.
L,HdYHi-Charles Fenton Mere. Thomas
Gregg.
!SE.N.3TE
District Of SUSSEX, SC.
Nathaniel Cargi'l.
N;,1v -ltemjers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
THE SUBSCRIBER

The SUBSCRIBER
W. lS9lES to sell his Plantation in TIE
county Of Powtatan, living ON the waters of Jones
Srrek, ana bounded by the lands Of Col. VIM. Rentley
JON G9ohr, r and ohers IL is distant about 50 miles
from Richmond from the c0urthotse from ams
Hcsnond liesmmedaely in the ncghloriood Of sr,e.
RAJ manufacturing mills, and near The POirigtcH Coqi PITS
w:ch il0 rood market, tor rra, &C I'M. tr,ct Nv
tate survey contains 725 acres much the greater prcr-
u9 oil when san woods which is heavily tn.bcrtt anl con-
IT. makes about go acres OF meadow land hich with small
eNece' World produce abundance OF hay The improve
sue.tS the iand consist Of a conlfrraie
moke-'oiS'. barn. stable and Ct-hOuse.
Any persons wishing 20 view the L,ds can ~ any time
~ ShsN TN s'n' h ~. VIM. BENTLEY MIR. john Stead
iiying in Richmond John 4. pI.EASANsTS
.HbTH 20 liJ-If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

.NorGM, A,trH l..
Benjamin Pollard and Mordecai Cock,
Esq VS.. were on Mond y, elected to repre-
sent Morrill, County in the next General
Assembly OF this State.
At the Close of The Election, the Poll
socd
For VI. Cook 500
i. Pollard, 2i4
Dir. John &. Webb, les
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
FIfZWHYLSONN & POTTEK,

J AVE Just received the back Nos. of
Heess Cgcfeer90IiiO,e whose series are nus co.a-
Plct mp To Vol H%N arc earnestly rscitar;
work IS no" gong wth spirit, and no
OF any iuirs interruption unt il completed. Tie No.
aTe iobe pun t9r A. fhty taken o7csy.
few Of thc lst five Nos of The Nof- ncrcar Peris-,
published in Boston, q work.
,Several volumes Of S!55oges FaDgsf THE vor ;s "a;
ihed 10 be- complete edition Of th- Latn classics uniting
elegance with economy and has strong claims the support
OF tle admirers OF alicI mt lit, nature.
JEHO PARKS last travels into the interior If fffcq
humboldt perSo1qi travels TRAVELS in G. Eir,sn b.,
q 4FecHHldn TRAVELS in the U. States nv ,,tiotr
MEMOIRS OF iioea,by PhiHspaT Virginia Cases by Jua
8cs hFokeRb'otgh and Hoioes with variety OF other
works new novels and poems.
Il ~ l. continue to reerive subscriptions TO the EdHHry
ana ylTfIH Reutef0. These works is admitted bv Nh
CLASSES of literary of every political Denomination ra,
among inc most luminous critical publications extant.
additional Nos. daily expected
their Nos. 49, " ~ '
lheir".pecns Of national fVJcq'i5H is come To
llI' 1t IS TO b. called ia american Register to be edited
oy knhert Walsh ir and published by Thomas Dobson
.AbrH 90 1Io-Tg8-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
.EdSsaclYsetiS Election.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ili-Tl'0N.
Net Republican gair ~ li5 towns 1907
Der4cd this c ON The eo ult ~ slth wear OF her
az. Mr. SnSinnh Iaprsdc. of Coocl,id county. Never
waS ,i!crr long life spent in deeds unexccpona
bic AID more exemplary. She of of women
ard most nsNCut of christians. Her death from old age
and debiii,y, witlOnt any previous dse.Sl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

Captain Collins arrived at Bos.oa in is days from
TeDerhe, informs that there was 4 feet of trans
ports st that place. bound 81. Helena, having ON
eoard the FRAME Ola PALACE, to be erected
Tor Napoleon BOnapart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
POWHITE PAPER MILLS.

Sd quality FOOis-Cap,
Medium,
Small oupcrRoyal,
80 reanH Double Crown.
superior quality of Cap Paper will be fnslie in aw
81 Lots ofihc above descriptions of PAPER made at the
shortest notice. asretaby sample fur.lcd al this vi.
The best price given for clean Linen md cafc1 7rosfr
da"ged hides, scrolls. c. calculated Tor SIZING psper
.IpgiZo. Iie-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
UIaahinpkon. llAriI Is


The session OF Congress is drawing TO a
close very rapidly. The Tariff bin, now
before the Senate, is the only measure
which appears likely to occupy much of
TIE time of Congress before ITS adjourn
ment. Many of the measures before the
two Houses will, Of course, be overlooked,
or dismissed without considerable "a
mongst which, with mary others, may be
reckOned the project of n National Uni.
yelsity, of an Invalid Corps, the proposed
Bankrupt Law, &c. &c. The House of
Representatives yesterday fixed on Satur-
day next for the day Of adjournment but
1t is not possible they can, by that time,
complete the business niece ssary to- be
done. The adjournment will, however,
probably take place in the course of the
next week.
The Tariff bill yesterday principally
ocCupie q tae attention OF The Senate. Con-
siderable progress was made in it. The
amendments reported by the financial
committee, and several others, to the de-
tails Of the bill, were agreed to, none of
them affecting or touching the material ar
tcles OF cotton or woollen fabrics. Among
ether amendments, the duty on clayed su-
sars was reduced by the Senate from 6
to cents per pound, and that on other
brown sugars raised from to 8 cents per
pound. Until the bill is finally acted on,
no decision can be called conclusive
When it is finished, we shall immediately
put our readers in possession of it.
Nj. Int.
Uashington. .Atlrl II.
The SENATE were deeply eog g, Il
yesterday in cons Iteration of the Bill from
che other House, commonly called the
Tariff Bill to which further amendments
were made. The question dep, nding At
the time Of Adjournment was, on 4 motion
ofMr. .rbour, to reduce toe duty on i'm
ported wooleus from twenty-five to twenty
~ + cent. ad valorem. Should this motion
prevail, imilar motion will be made in
regard TO the duty on Cottons.
[Nat Intel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
IN COUNCIL or REVISION.

sIJif ,. 1919.
Reso,Ued, That il appears iinpro er to tie coun-
Gil, that the bill entitled, to Incorporate
i've bank of Niagara" should become law Of this
state
Because the bill is destitute ordue and adequate
provision to the punctual paw men, uj,on de-
maud, OF the notes 81 the bank in lawful niOnes of
the u. States. 1t IS fact Of pubic noloriey that the
several incorporated banks within this nave for
time past refused to redeem their bills 10y pay
ing the same in specie. As ibis refusal has existed
l'r upwards of year past, though the country has
in that time been in stste of peace, the evil grows
more inveteTate and alarming by the continuance Of
such refusal. This is the first instance of bill for
the erection If bank since the existing la 1ks
have discontinued specie payments, and the oceasi-
on seems to require some new and eiFec'ual proSi-
sion, beyond the increase OF interest. TO gua
against the repetition OF evil not anticipated when
tire existing banks we're incorporated. And il ar
pears to the council TO be repugnant to the dictates
of sound policy, t. institute un"er the present state
of hngs, any new bank, unless the charter thereof
contain some express and decided sense of the e-
gis'a'urc, that the duty must be deemed indspers-
bic 20 nay their demand in monies that are
or shsll be tender by law And iftte duty be in
dispensibc the privilege Of issuing notes ought to be
rnsde to rest as 2 condition upon the performance
Of that duty, aud TO when the condition is not
fulfilled.
Ordered, That lie secretary deliver COPY Oft
preceding resolution aud objections, together with
the said bill, to the lonorabl, the senate.
X. TlLLOTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

a letter from an OH cer of the frigate L.
States, says the Algerine brig, conco rning
which there is So ;nu-h dispute, has been
pe"emPtori'y refused 20 be given up by the
Spanish Observation-Disclosures. it must be
a National adjustment. The Algeriues in
form us, that they look to Spain for her
restoration. They have at this time. $50
Spaniards in their possession, which are
held as hostages for the vessel.
The Algerine squadron is in Algiers, re-
hiting.-Bo8ton PaH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

tervais of three nents each, ron siei, day: re
pectively, until the ume OF reneerng the same, aa6
stating the same also rs they shat xist ON the 81
seITl DAYS wheh they shalt b. made mp rs aio;.saia
such sccoun, ~ statement in the case of each oil
the said banks, 20 be verified b. the oath or sienna
ton ol the president au ca,h.,' o, such hsnk Or0s,e
al them, and tu contain in each case arll IN refer
ence 10 EACH ot the periods mentioned, -3e-
eihcatiOn OF the following par, ,cpars viz II. The
amount OF bills or notes issued by s., bauk aid
then IN circulation uupai - The "a count ui
all o,her d.bts due f.om owing hv such ba.,k -
5. The amount o. s2sc5s IN hand -. The a5au'int
oi notes discounted by am. oftrhts 81 every te,c~ip-
ton ;ue to such bank, s.i~.l ,ir.- het,v"en the
notes deb, due from private individuals snd those
doe from O,.cr hau..I ana $ The average proper
uor between the amount of disc ol;ts lGdc b. such
HANKS and the amornt q. fhHt's nn 1rf Girag three
momtis Immediately preceding the day on which
Tie SAID bank dseontir', its payaer's rs Aforesaid
and also during each succesi i've period of three
moiths from tina; ,i;ae until the tine of rendering
such account or statement aforesaid together
"i;l such fur h1r ral;rulars shall BE- necessary
tpa iuil snd,iAir sxhib,nn ut the concerns at the
sad Iak, AZ Gael, OF the pero,is above referred
aai Which statements accounts, verified, shall
e transmitted b. ,he said banks, respectively, tn
the cnmptOer within dirt, isvs after the recent
ofnoticc from him ilat the exhibition thereof IS re
quircd, bv virtue OF dis resnutnr, 10 the end that
ts Legislature iay, At their next session. take such
irter measures T. s' 9n To tl,. PREMISES a. may
r'ght"iy se adopted and the public good may tIcn
require.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
Nrzy York. AhrK1c

.Ne7v~ York, HfTH Is
ETtrac' Y'a letter from Montreal, dated
9Th inst
eve have this day received the Gov
ernor's Proclamation, by which the art--
ces Of wheat and peas are to be admitted
free Of duty. Flour and sslted provisions
to be admitted by paying two and half
per cent. duty, together with al other ar
tlcles at the former rates Of duties.
By letter from Cork, we learn that it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
so DOLLARS REH,ARD


n 4NGltlt N Z
VEViKEN up hy NJ, and odsed IN Chesterfield
goal black fellow, who calls bfgsef Billy,
about tvertv years of age, and sarshs belongs to
Mr.. VIII, Glass at Cumberland blt such necrl
IS advertised bys Nlr. Glass Of Patsy iya1ia, X an
Induced to believe lac belongs 20 Rim, as he says lie
va. sold ny NJ Cak Stone, which eorresponds<
Witn the adv rtsefneut.
JESSE NftMNsI
April 70. li2--its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

vnlution. We are ys,ins .ni growing nation, ID
'ur policy should b. to avoid a. long posi-
,ie. lspeak in jus;iiicaGon nj tho s. mpathy which
'as bee sometimes express Il fos the prosecuted pa
riots ol Mexico. Il 70 their hard fare 10 live uIer
the government, Of s,uIid, relentless ard bigott
tyraht-;, monster, yEo IS NOW encs,e'l in pro7crb-
iiig hpse who covered Tor hiia his ihrorc
The gallsnt Castaaos, Who led lie peasautrv of
Spain a, inst The legions az nouapsrtc, las Leeo
lately seat IN ol,sins 20 the Bsrbiry power,!-lir
has restored the alt rs oGS bAIhAr4., sup siiCuo.
and cN;neuished the fart q IN or ce,cs;'si hsl,
3hi2h hail hu s, upon the ,.u.nsn aind -! las RI
vettCi upon Spain aesn tic chai cd, spc;,s . AMI
caused the b'opi which flowed st rag 9ssa rs,ayc-
IA and Salamanca, To be useless sacrifice. Against
nuch ,yratt may the Cause Of huu.a,ity prevail
II vii! receive the prayers and blessings o. Clo wise
and good IA every quarter Of the world.
TELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
L.ANIl EOR ,ElI

I4.iN[| fOH san :.
Eg : Virtue of Deed OF Trust executed
: t25th day ofjniy, 1914, by Dlvd Ross John C,yw,
citY 81 Richmond, called the Eagl Tavern. TUESDAY the
l'Gi uts 90 The ehSi,s mon, (Aiay. THREE IaAcY,S
- LIND, sittate,l IN tbs county OF Nlna,. .-u,ryfh
hrSt containing 400 aervs cillr !!iit,s's .igr,",
cuNt Ncl ~ Mai brr Ats tl third trnet cont; Us 100 A.
er,S psteitei to John iUokWis trc,s Of lni
were dceree oS,i Ross BY Tie Court o Appgas ia i
agctiist the heirs REPRESENTATIVES, rebr,
de-. and dcdgnact ly ugs, Nos. 10 2qaud 90
ia - lGutsar- 20 hV sd u safety tul; ,, To Inln
N"ior s't9'ur Or HINTS g Ni.nur IS .ftd no tl,c Dec, If
trust uo;cs OF any Chartered Ba.L W. D. re,l,s,li,
Eync''. at their cur;tnt value
Il srae} y'JeaD Chet,, Jfun :
! Brasa, Jr. $ " Fi1ney, = IL
Io-N2o. Ii2-tfs
St1I1W e RIDDLi-IIaUei ~ Soc.
-'ir' Nre, oil aDd hnc, III pipes, ..os.eat,, qua ~
LAT and Lump Susa; in hagsllcns and barrels whc,
VII ~ s'dhy Che quantity. Ire innnDict.rN prizes
Il.S ~" lea9 cit>ts % very ,np.'1or quality
iris Lii'yis isy box assorted
S'rimm Oh'r'orgvaud rrenS. a few rasS
S"'di"i Iron about so Iona, assorted sizes
Dtnnlors, &c.
April %. iic-ff
ag virtue OF De-d of truss executed IN
the subscriber tie ODD day of August ISis u, ia
e"p Nae;'t:ie aud Nart ms wife, Esd RECORDED cu,
y court OF ienrcO-l SHALL Saturday 28h n, o.
The premises at the hour iwei,e o'clock. proceed TO sell
20 thc highest buer, for ready money foTv acres nj
ii'l IN the county oi IL ricU, Br,oN, and o-
is us ltiu o. N"rri williamson ad Others 10
NViSy Il ucbt due Miss Sus1rah williamson as Spcri~l in
Said deed, with interest," and al costs incurred in executing
and carrying into Uheci the sand Deed Of Trust.
JOSEPH CARTER.
up n 20 112 tde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

Frs7n re ,E,bany -ArguS Of .AhrN 12A.
The bi'i from The Assembly simplifying
the proceedings against corporations, has
been under consideration in the Serate
s'me days. 1t 'uthoris-s prosecutions and
proceedings against corporations in the
same way as against n ,ividuals
The Niagara bank bill, returned with
objections by the council of revision. was
taken up IN Senate on Wednesday. and
new section addedin piece of one OF the I'D
ones, which. m he it obligatory upon the
bank to pay SD Gle for its notes on demand,
anc in case OF refusal or inability, to sus-
pend all discounts until payments in specie
shall be resumed. Taus amended, it pas
sed the senate yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

The Aror0'as attacked NIr. Madison. in which
srori, repeat, los >anng ,li-nm III ground
iiat he Las thus ,uu'vuan' hg,ac, of the Cu,sti upu
But how long has IL b,t since the Arrc IT'S rtVuinci
dVd Naiin Bank bO,,op.,G upon gIe public lnu>' How
or-, since i!rte WAS dnuUu hetwCcn ia, lVil Of
oaiiiiig bits ofpaper, and ir' -: and silver flour
nln.nN i> deceive hcs docir,n,, ,ainai,
v tiic Editor gthr Aurnr M 1914 Aud tis Is he
WHO'S nov Tire champion ofihr Constitution
NJ general phi'cas Rial, is appointed nv the
Prince kegrnt, Governor nithe island OF CIR, nada,
and Patrc.. Sayas", Esp. Consul OF Virginia.
g ; We = procite the CONT iDieRts nf ilc " !'e-
IL rTi Republican and Baltimore Telegraph viii.
the most perfect sincerity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
IL 1 NV i CON.
Secretary of Ytuie.

@Alsb Az 7 nj )Ill ~.
Enclosed you have a Resolution of the
honorable the Senate, sent down for the
concurrence Of this house which, is be-
,ievcd by some, will be agreed to in con-
mittee Of the whole.
The Senate are now debating bill for
suing banking and other incorporated in
situtions, which have no doubt will af-
feet the s,vcral banks in n York. and
subject them to many vexatious SUITS
There seems to be determnedthostiity
against banks or at least a disposition 10
compel them to resume specie payments
within a short period.
The following is the resolution Of the
Senate enclosed in the above -
IN sENATE, April 3, 1916.
Wherea- the several Incorporated b,uks within
this have, for some time p..t wholly refused TO
redeem the notes bills issued b. them respective
Is, by paying specie for the same when presented
TO- that purpose :---
HeSoiUed, if the honorable The Assembly con-
cur, that the comptroller If this state be-, and he
is hereby directed, on the first day of December
*, or as scon thcrea'teras shall be reason DIV
practicable, 10 cali or ali such Of The a backs -
snail not by that time have resumed the vaynen Of
their debts n sbecie for an accop to- abatement of
tie pecunisry concerns oftte s'd banks respective
~. GO'0 tie several timcsat which they r-sncct-
lively discontinued their payments rs Aforesaid urtl
Use tlm: when such accouutq or statements stall tes
pcciyely BE- rendered, Stating the sad accounts rs
they existed the several days on which scch pay
H'nts were Discontinued rs ator said, or eouiI hovc
existed o. appeared Il they bad been made up. snd
continuing thc same down, at regular periods o. i'll
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TO q duty on the ground that Georgia could snip.
by All 'ne warts OF the country in this article.
Of the beat Quality. and that it ought to be en-.
couraged, &c. 80
me motion was opposed by Messrs. Grosvenor
snd siiinor, and supported by Messrs. Forsyth
and Wide and negatived.
The committee then rose, obtained leave to sit
again and
The house adjourned.