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tremify being about miles belSw-the W.. eS-
q above West-Point. II extends abont piper,
miles on the River, and is almost ttiewhoIe light
neck formed by the bend of the PabunSo.' Tue
York Rivers. 1t is almost superfiuous :, ami
thatit s,all fiat land. The advantages asa, a. say
abundance ofiish, oysters crabs--aiiof,.yi,an
offer profitable traffick to Richmond inch
which tits distant about forty miles.-Jlio" ron
is peculiarly adapted to Indian corn, wills, 1i
abundant marshes attached oft afford ,. TIE
failing fund of manure to which the in,,,str;Ne &c
man can never resort, without success--sn...ous
Greeks run into this Land, supply a larSe ' ,ai
ton of meadow, giving the Industrious poi-
as much fresh hay ash might desire willis" ,r
marsh would give him more salt hay tha. me
could cut. Thistract contains about35oo.a ne
| exclusiveof 500 or 1000 acres of marsh n'.e,
from the main by thoroughfdre; tlere .'' of
this tracttwo mill seats. exclusive of adv.n.e Gu
Gus scitesfor tdemil!s. Thisiani mieh, hb n
| venienty divided into two tracts. asa T, con
runs through il. Payments woul, be I rex
| most accommodating. made
| The purchaserpayingin interest, mi-ltb,,o,.
own time. personwishiug to purc,,ss MS
desired TO apply TO MIR. Thos. Taylor Riche IL
| or TO the subscriber in WILLIAMSBURG. "Vi'd,
| The land will be shewn on applicant.
letter. BURWEII. BASSETr' "
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CONDITIONS

The whole Work will be comprised in 1yo.
tunes OF large Syo. size, on fine paper with
new and handsome type. The 9TH volume will
contain about 600 pases--thc three volumes al
ready published fall little short of that quaint
ty.
The original price was to be to subscribers
three dollars per volume, neatly bound in sheen
and lettered, or two dollars, and a half in
boards. The Proprietors have determined TO
reduce that pricchalf dollar per volume. as
small compensation for the unavoidable delay
winch mas taken place. in preparing and bringing
out thelast volume.
THE PROPRIETORs.
Petersburg, October32. is-wtlstD
HNHIRTY Dollars reward. Runaway from
~ the subscriber, 9th ult. in Richmond a
hkely negro girl, named SALLY, about the
age OF 10 years, common size, and dark COM
gieMon. tbs probable she is larbOured in
hchmond, or perhaps will make good her way
10 ilamSJurg, as she was purchased of MIR
hm. "a Candlish of that city.
The above reward will be given to any person
that viii confine saidgirl in any place, so that
CaswcIl CT. House, n. c. So-sfs
yT'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD -stoen from fIe
Plantation Of Hrs Sarah wilkinson near Charlotte
nae Cumberland county. on wednesday night the nth
oftepcInber, chestnut sorTCJ HORSE about feet ona
nc hsh be was formerly owned by AIner Robinson Of
Richmond ofwhom lpurclascdh him he is about wears
"n mght Dejudgedby SEINE to be odcr one Of his hind
ee Is white. nearly high the ancleaIso frec uois
on Que Of biz shoulders believed I've t len occasion
i'f, fiit'h tfnts are naked and a
one Deow Tie other about the size Of an eiahfta mr.
some Few saddle spots and examination may he dis
covered uuder the jaw f0f about the size Of an ounce
Dail, ocfasoacdby the carb he has a long switch tail
pdes irots ana gaops hc r. inclined to be- vicious car
nes very high head. when rode without ulartitsa-
mere are bat few men ahe TO command him when in
company particularly n lFcted a. to form there axe
Ht lew seedlings tit Arpas him he is yery Iruu,h, or
~ h,2h and uneonimoniy deep through the shoulders
ne above reward viii b. given any person Who viii dc
ser Tie said horse, give information 20 that VET bj,ns
gain. itrFS +, 81, =, =, ~ -, ~
----- 49, -. 4J.f
VIE Subscribers having entered info 90.
y partnership in tho Commission Basi,fess M
Ger the firm Of Eehois & Settle in Richmond. and
STHe d Echols in Lynchburg. pledge them.
selves that no eNerton shall be wanting on
their partto promote the interests of those who
may consign TO their care.
JOSEPH ECHOLS,
JOHN NJ. SETTLE.
OctoneI ~. 4J-tf
NJVW oPENiNG, a. the LoNe pooa, uarkct Rridgs
y agcnerai assortment Of URY Gums purcI,ascd
~ me NeNfofk AUCTIONS, reduced ptices yhch will
&C sold unusually scv, for cash only.
c...,.a. cHAALES yILLT1SfS.
sD -'V'' - ~
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Rc7> Ithaving been found impracticatlc %
offthe crop of corn, &c. by the both y oyenIs'ef
asbetore advertised the public sale is post""s.r
Cd till further notice--the property viii be- s,;,
treated for at private sale.--By order ne ' ~
proprietor, THOMAS TAYI N ON e
November 2 m .r'.
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4 JANIS RIVER FtRn--FoR sALE.-I wish to sell
u the Tract oC L0Hd, which ] lately resided "
Ing James river. IN the lower end Of the county Of
Nelson, containing nine hHHGTcd 0Dd Iorfy acres
There this land the usual proportion oflOw grounds
Tic Dwelling house and Offices are % brick lately
built aud the farnrhouscs gogd and abundantly
vcnirntIhc situation Is deemed remarkably healthy.
cTop Of wheat viii he own aud possession given this
iaO The terms will be made TO accommodate the FUR
chaser.
Further observations deemed unnecessary, Il Is
presumed the purchaser will prefer judge for hmyclf
by view of the premises.
Application may I've made to The subscriber living in
Richmond, or 10 William ~. Cabcll, Esq who lives near
tie land, and will shcw IL 10 those inclined to view
1t. lie IS al.c authorised 10 sell II.
GEORGE CABEIL.
September. 35-H
A TEACHER MANfE D.-1hc Subscriber wishes 20
engage Tor r eusEnc t0tinr man. WHO Is well
qualified TO teach the Latin English languages In is
fiors hIanchcs.
twill be necessary of applicants 10 well recon-
nendca both to capsbly Of teaching and private cha
racfcr. ANDREW HART.
q
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E-yOR SALE, by the Subscribers, at their
y Auction Store, on the Market-Brdgc
GROCERIES. 20 hhds. Muscovatlo sugars:
20 hbds. New Orleans do. 200 bags, so bbls. 20
terces Coffee; so bags old Java do 80 hhds.
Antigua rum; 10 hhds. old Jamaica do. 10
pipes real Holland gin pipes and 20 barrels
country do; 80 boxes old Irish do; 40 bbls.
Caruthers rectiiied whiskey; 81 hhds. molas-
SEES; 10 pipes and ) or. casks old Madeira, 20 ar
casks Sherry, 80 boxes superior Claret 2 pipes
and 10 or. casks 'rcncritic, IL or. casks Malaga.
30 or. casks Colmanar Wines; so casks Hib-
berts brown stout; $50 crates assorted earthen
ware; lo0esacks salt, paItLverpool fll'd sacks;
10 tons shot; 20 tons bar-iron; 10 tons nail rods:
loo bbls. prime andmcss pork; 20 bags pepper
p bags Allspice.
ERF-GOODS..2 90 bales striped blankets !.
do. superhne WEIGH tlannels, superfinc cloths
cassimeres, common cloths, plains, &C.. 30 pack,
ages cotton goods, consisting of shirtings, cam
brics, velyeteens, cords, handkerchief, cotton
hosiery, &c sc.
HARDWliRE, CUTLERY, Gels packa-
ges assorted hardware, cutlery, &c.
DAILY EXPECTED. ~ hhds. Ncw-Or-
leans sugars, said to be very fine Is hhds. An
tigua rum; so bags prime green coffee and
large and valuable assortment of fresh import
ed DRf-GOODS,ca calculated for the approach
ing season.
j. Brown, .jr. s. W. Finney,
Nendue- NIastprs
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thTLst entering J0rNS0tfM.-Col. Henry Sargent has
nearly completed his large painting upon the subject of
me etrancco Of Christ into Jerusalem, an ass
me Hin'tltudr spreading tier garments and srowie
panches in The way The composition and arrangement
oil ms picture, Think will do gJcat credit to the artist
inc grouping Of the numerous figures, the harmony Of
NoVViihs me hod expression OF hatred among the Jews
and the humble alteration the Christians are eXecuri
~ih equal felicity and Judgment The canvass is OF exact
~ tue same SIZE rs that OF Tic Loadiag Of the FOreja-
,NFS winch was exhibited during the last year aud we
nope Colonel Sargent will he able to favor the public
ny aiiordng them an equal qualification.
1B0sf01 TukeLliregcer
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NgARSHALS SALE. On SATURDAY,. the
IfR sd day Of November next, before me
door Of the Raleigh Tavern, in the CITY of VIII
tamsburg, there will be sold, for ready money,
10 likely NEGROES, OF various descriptions'
crsO many thereof as may be sufficient to salts,
~ an execution in my bands, viz. Henpo,, rs
Haryie, executor Of VIM. Wilkinson. deed &.
sued from the Clerks Office of the SUPERIOR
Court Of Chancery for the District Of William
burg, anddatsd 10th dayOf october, IslS.
THOMAS ARCHER
Marshal, ~. {. b O.
No7cmbcr2. si.3ts
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81 re fhe ftforS of thG, <IefcInfIc .idrcrliser.l
haSg read IN yonr paper of yesterday morning an
cie concerning the singular property of Orion Juice
IA destroying tie power OF the magnetic needle permit
me 70 mention another which is, yon inside
eu1 OIL the barrel OF ioiiu gpecc loaded with powder
ana iron shot by ring with You'll miss the AIM which
must nc Owing TO ue power of The onion juice on iron as
wen as on ;nA met. 7 doubt whether IL would pro-
dpce tie same effect Oh lead shpt. L t.
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CUTHERLAND COIQUHOTTN 4 Co
- Will receive in day or two, by the shin
Niagara, from liverpool, part of their FALL
GOODS-Consisting of rose and dutfel blan-
Sets, napt cottons, plains, kerscys, coatings,
iianneis, cloths, Manchester stuifs, superfine
cloths and cassimcEes, &c. &c---wfth an assort-
ment of hardware and cutlery.
They daily expect the balance of their goods
by the ships John BrOrn from Liverpool, and
Edirdrd from London.
September IL a1tf
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tGccindt'cn-Dr Scot has vaccnaed IA 600 persons
IN tne coast OF Coroniandr aud the had com
p'ete success with all the patients he negroes atone
present some anomalies which attributed 10 the ca-
.ueutoh u Their sAin IL has becn necessa. with them
u repeat vaccination dive times.
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An elegant Medal has been struck and presented h,
r west, Tie veEerah.ePrcsider.t the ROYAL Acade
20 the Directors ct the British Institutions VINO subscribe,
20 pnr ehase his celebrated picture Christ ia the Ten
pie, for their gallery.
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IOHN MCPHERSON, { mnder fhe Eagle Tar
- ern, t'ro doors a5ore the Farmers Bank, has
as elegant an assortmentas is TO lie found in any
one hoase in tile City ofRchmond, among which
are, Saxon cloths and cassimeres, rich Merino
shawls, Merino cloth, and freshsupply of Fan
cy Goods, which he will sell very cheap for cash
~ Country Merchants will find it 10 their inte-
rest TO call; as Independently the low prices,
the time fpaymentwill he made to suit purcha-
scrs, on good town or country security.
October % i2ff
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FREDERIC The Great
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NIOW OPENING, ~ the LoNG NOOK, ifqrkcf 9rides
general assortment Of DRY tsOOfIy purrIsascd
~ ne Nev-fofk AUCTIONS reduced piices yhch will
&c sold unusually ,pv, for cash only
J., sober Is. '''''' 7lA1f ~
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gerFord. Ingham, Irwin, Pa. jackson, Jew
ut. Kerr Va. King n. C. Love. Lowndes,
Lumpkin, Maclay, Mason, M'Coy, M'Kee.
Middleton, Moore. Moseley, Murfree, Nell
son, Ms. Nelson, Va. Ormsby. Paris. Pick
ems, Piper, Peasants, Powell. Reynolds,
Robertson, Schenck. Sharpe, Smith Md.
Smith We. Southard, Tate, Taul, Taylor,
5. G. Telfsir. Thomas, Throop. Town
send, Tucker, Ward n. Y. Ward. N. ].
Wendover, Wheaton, Wilde, Wilkin.
Willoughby, Thomas Wilson, William
Wilson, Woodward, Wright, Yancey,
Yatrs--9l.
The amendments of the Senate were
then, after some Intellectual attempts
to amend them, severally concurred in /;
and
The house adjourned. on
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Norfolk, .4pTil 4.
Curacao was surrendered TO the King of the
Netherlands on the 4th Of last month, and we
are informed, that Surrinam has also been given
up.
We understand, that in the course of the summer.
the Commissioners Of the navy will visit this place
helr visit IS for naval objeets, anil among other
things, they will probably fix on the place where
permanent naval establishment in the waters of the
chesapeake, will be made
- those who are acquainted with the situation of
Norfolk, II will doubt excite some surnrize sIst
there should at this day exist any doubt upon this
SUBJECT before the Revolution, the Royal Govern
ment had liked on the spot where the present yard
IS, and was about establishing naval depot upon an
extensive scale, when the war prevented il, but the
works had commenced The State of Virginia al
so selected the same situaon as did the adminstra
ton of Gen. Washington.
some errorshave gone to the public, which ought
10 be corrected the one that large vessel can
go from Norfolk to sea, or come from sea to Nor
folk, with the mme wind.
One fact we presume will be sufficient. and Tor
the truth Of which pledge ourselves to the pub
lie, and hundreds know it to be SUCH In the wear
1906 the French frigate Cybele was about half
mile below Fort Nelson, at anchor where she had
been time, waiting wind to carry her IN sea
without anchoriDg. The reason of this was, that
British ieet was off the Capes, and the French COM
manGer apprehended that as the British command
sr could be spprzed of his movements, it was me-
cessary Fat no news OF them should precede him.
With much address he got all ready, without any
sUspIcion Of his intention being entertained the
wind was about $. w. blowing strong, he got under
way, and IN three hours passed the Capcs
Ia the year 1888, the Alispee frigate, then con-
verted intOa merchant ship east of from wharf in
Gosport, with fall cargo Of 1880 bogsheads Of to-
b9ceo, and proceeded to Hampton Roads, without
snehoring or grounding aud would have been at sea
IN 2hours.
Another errors, that the water is not sufficient
for q nsa-os-Fsri ne frisale UDilc,l States bs
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FOREIGN.
BY recent arrivals.

LONDON, February z.
BY letters from Corunna to the 18th ale.
we learn that the resistance of the ccnsti-
tutional party in Gallicia and the Austur-
las to the measures of the Court, daily as
sumes more decisive aspect. Guerilla
parties have been formed in different dis
tricts, Juntas have been assembled, and
sort OF legislation adopted by them for the
guidance of their common system. The
spirit of Porlier seems to animate their
proceedings. A paper called the Patriot
has been printed, and put into circulation
throughout this part of Spain, calling on
the Inhabitants to stand forward and vim
dictate the national independence.
After the breaking up of the Cabinet
Council on Sunday afternoon, Lord Cas-
tlereagh sent off kings messenger to
Brighton, with copy of the dispatches
brought from the Duke of Wellington, and
the result of the deliberations of the cabi-
net upon them, to the Prince Regent.
The Austrian Archdukes are still travel
ling over England, viewing every thing
worthy Of note. At Norwich, the Arch
dukes descended into the rock-pit of
Messrs. Marshall, which was illuminated
with 1000 candles.
Yesterday, Madras papers to the 9TH Of
October, inclusive, arrived they amour
ced the death of Rear-Admiral Burton,
commander in chief in the East-Indies, ON
the 22d of September. Captain O'Brien
has in consequence hoisted his flag as
Commodore of his majesty's squadron.
One OF these papers contains the follow
ing
Mauritius Gazette Extra, ,
August ID, 1915.
" His excellency the Governor, having
learnt that there are, in this colony, more
well-wshers of Bonaparte than he concei-
we'd, gives notice that he will, with plea
sure afford them passage to Europe by
the very first opportunity"
Az the Isle of Bourbon, on the 10Th of
July, the Governor published an address
to the inhabitants in favor of the cause of
Louis XVIII. On the 25ih Of August,
grand ceremony took place on the
presentation of colours to the regiment Of
Angoaleme.
The Minden man Of war and the Doris
frigate, are arrived from the East Indies
and St. Helena-the former took a cargo
of provisions and live Bullocks from the
Cape to St Helena, and left that Island on
the Goth of December. Bonaparte cont
nued to reside at the cottage; every toy
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and afterwards in Italy, under Joubert. In
the disastrous battle of Novi he displayed
intrepidity bordering on rashness char
ging at the head of the cavalry with his
hat on the point OF his sword as substi-
tu,e for the standard which had been lost,
he was cut down by the sabres of the enc.
my ard made prisoner. After his ex-
change he joined the army of Moreau, and
reaped fresh laurels on the plains of Ho-
heniinden.
In all the campaigns of the Imperial ar
my, he commanded division of dragons,
and increased reputation already well
| established. His conduct at Prentzlow,
| where Prince Hohenloe was captured, & at
| Frlediand, was particularly noticed in the
official bulletins. He also served in the
| fatai Russian Campaign, and on the retreat
ccm manded the " Sacred Guard" a corps
OF ofhcers which accompanied the empe-
ror. On the arrival of Napoleon from
Elba, he declared in his favor. and was
sent In pursuit of the Due d'Angouleme,
whom he soon compelled to surrender
lie was then created a Marshal
OF the Empire, and as such commanded AT
Waterloo. HIS escape from the persecu-
ton OF the Bourbons, and his arrival on
our shore. are events too recent to be par.
ticularized. P"'
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gone. down with all her guns and stores a.,
board. W
As I'VE shall have occasion to notice this suh..
again, we shall contine ourselves at present to -
chg these two errors, which we understand arc ~
ken forfacts.
thought to be remembered the s. w. winds mai.
the lowest tides.
From Capt. Moran, OF the schooner Thomas =,
rived at this port from Surrinam, we receive a CO..
hrmation OF the surrender of that colony to the K
otthe Netherlands on the 27th of February W.
further learn that the produce and manufacture, y,
the U. States will be admitted in their vessels w.
petition to the governor, and payment OF per ees,
,luty. No British vessels and cargoes, bar ,bo..
from British North America, were admitted to an
entry. gIe,5os :"
We are authorised to state, upon the Authorize oS
many Freeholders, that LI'rrIr-roN w IT,
WELL, Esq will serve, if elected, as the Renres-o
ta'''e ct this Borough in the next General Assem-.
bly of this State.
For considerations, which we viii hcreaf er state
D. POLLARD, Esq. will be n candidate to repre,sn,
the county instead of the Borough Of Norfolk. in
the next General Assembly Of this State.
Norfolk Beacon
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Interesting 20 MereAanta.

Several letters have been received in
Albany, from Merchants of the first res
pectabllity in Montreal, which state, that
IN consequence of the sudden dissolution
OF the House of Assembly. previous to the
renewal of the Laws regulating Trade
with the United States, which expire on
the first day of April next, the Statute of
the 28th Geo. Sd. will be in full force af-
ter that period, which prohib its the impor-
tatlon into that province, from the Uni
ted States, of all Goods, Wares, Mer-
chandize or produce of every descrip-
ton, excepting Grain, Pot ashes x Lum-
Der.
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Roston. Nfnrch 81.

Boston, .5fdrch 81.
Arrived and saluteh the town, the valuable ship
Canton, captain Hickey. from Canton via the
Vineyard. The following is the total of the Cam
toms cargo.-i60& cases silks; i73 cases & 654
bales nankeens; 2S70 whole and 1903 half chests,
zoo boxes. 81 mats and 10 packages teas; 10000
packs canes; $50 sets table mats 500 pigs tin !;
1900 lbs. cassia rolls mat carpets sets work
baskets; sets wash bowls, 100 paper umbrellas |;
80 boxes, rs cases and trunks containing insects,
pictures preserves, toys, lsquer'd ware, umbrellas,
camphor, covers and sundIy other articles.
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ton to the ,ouu.gc Of such vessels respec-

ton TO the tonnage OF such vessels respec-
lively.
The report Of the select committee re-
lat'ng to the claims of officers and soldiers
OF the Virginia line, on state and continent
tai establishment, for bounty lands. and
the bill relating to that subject, were post
poned to this day fortnight.
Friday, .f,trH S.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill to establish system of navigation
for the United States.
MIR. Harper moved to recommit the bill
to select committee. with view to in
cooperating therein the principles indicat-
ed in his motion of yesterday.
This motion was negatived and the
bill was ordered to be engrossed for third
reading
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the bill to increase the salaries of the Of
tccrs OF government therein mentioned
"A motion was made to postpone the fur
ther consideration thereof indefinitely
which gave rise to considerable debate.
The motion was negatived.
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From the Quebec Mercury OF Marcel
oil


Restriction of Commercial intercourse De-
fzveen the United States and Lozvey ca
NADIA.
Amongst the blessings for which we are
indebted to those patriotic characters who
supported the famous resolutions of the
Assembly. at the close of the last session
of the Provisional Parliament, and thereby
rendered dissolution essentially necessa-
ry, for the maintenance of the Honour of
the Crown, and the due balance of power
between the different branches of the con-
stItutlon; the final termination of all COM
mercial intercourse with the United States
on next Monday sen'night, the 1st of April,
except with regard to the few enumerated
articles mentioned in the ordinance 28th
Geo. Sd chap. i, and that by the way of
Lake Champlain and the Richeieu only,
is perhaps not one of the least. 1t will be
found that the provisional statute SIS Geo.
81, chap II by which the Administrator
IN chief is empowered to suspend the ope-
ration OF the proh5itory laws against trade
or intercourse with the United States, by
land or internal navigation, will expire on
that day, and that no other importation
can afterwards take place, except such as
is particularly described in the beforemen-
toned ord nance, on pain of seizure of the
articles imported by the Officers Of The
Customs and the ccn6scation thereofby the
Court Of Vice- admiralty.
IE1rtTGct ofG lefter. from an american gen
tlealRa IN Paris, to his friend in Nea-
York, dated February Sd. 1876.
war is mOmently expected between
Austria and Bavaria. Indeed the whole
continent IS apparently in very unsettled
state"
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Hn.Li,,ntnn Al

Washington, Ahril 6.
The BANK BILL has finally passed
both Houses of Congress, and wants only
the signature of the President to become
law.
The question is now settled, that this is
the measure which, in the opinion Of the
Congress. will remedy the evils at pre-
sent experienced from the depreciation
OF Bank paper in various parts of the
country, and restore the equilibrium of
value to the currency of every quarter of
the UNION. On that ground. it may be
said. this measure rests; for, although
some part of both houses of Congress vo-
ted for 1t as an instrument to aid in the adj
ministration of the finances, the bill GER
tainly would not have passed either house,
but for the consideration first uamed-
The bill having passed, and being likely
TO receive the appreciation of the Execu-
tive, let us hope from it the best effects.
MAT Int