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CONGRESS-
IN SESAl Feb I!

Tile Senate we're printipaiiy ec.
cupied 10 day on theSamenumen o.
she House of Representatives 70 their
Bill concerning the commercial lrea.
~ Oh vllich subject a highiy int
testing debate TOOK place. AZ length
The Senate by a large niajority' re-
iected tse amendments OF the house.
he bill nov stands precisely 10 fhe
-haprin which il passed the Senate !;
.aad In that shape returns to the u.
Of Representatives.
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feb 10.
10 pipes genuine
Public Sale.

: sa-RsUANT to a Deed Of Trust
from fish w. Deneaie to the sub,
scriber. for securing the payment Q,
twelve hundred dollars and e;s,yrenses o.
sale &interest. will be exposed to sale ~
ready money to the highest bidder. before
the lofee House III Alexandria, OH Tues
aay the 10th day of February next, q
Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres. in the county Of Fairfax, adjoin-
inc the lands whereon VIM. Deneale
formerly resided.
ALSO.
Two Negro Slaves. one named Charles
about thirty years of age and one nam
ed John about go years of age, or SO
much Of the saidsslayes and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and IN
Iterest. if the said slaves are produced
on the day of sale. and if they are not
produced | shall proceed to sell the salf.
land. 'ihe sale to commence at IL o
clock.
Charles Page,
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~ 100 s'1ssrcco ne Wss1lnacsd IS
endure, employed all means 81 !. y
tnction 20 draw the infant fsa,.<s ss-
hely occupations. He I,,an,,.,, "'
troop OF female dancers from ps,;'
and even his own wife, 10 enaeaya,,
10 J; charm the king: but 1 perceived
~ certain signs, {adsisthe coaeesses
whose wes.s We trapsl..se l;;prs,,.,
that the breasts Of these women -, :,
decsntly exposed. were bes:nnins -
have dangerous effect On the n,;;a,a
who was ready 10 fall. into he 90
yenth deadly sin: 1 aamonished him
in time d ike the slave Of peti.bas
Don Ferdinand escaped these nes,
syrsDs.
>. The king was above all tiipsv
incensed at the poverty of the e,,;ey
altar ct The parish OF the yalenev-
and at there being in tie Chateau
play house, while these YVES neither
"a cnapei nor oratory,wilie the people
we're luxurious in their furn;tnpe&
miserable in the decoration of tbp;r
temples. The king Embroidered
himself beautiful rope CT Win
silk. with gold pallets. aud cold
fringe, for the virgin he bad rails.
ed a superb altar, gilt, & he some.
times served himself The mass. st
the feet ofthe queen Of angels. Tho
queen Of the angles WAS most sen.
sible of those royal attentions, and
manifested to him her; content BY
many signs. Ii happened in part.
GUAR. that one night an ecciesiastjo
of'he district being overcome with
sleep in the church. the virgin an.
peared to him as coming ont
of The altar--s;e advanced
towards the eceiesiastis. made seye.
raj turns around him to display the
elegance other toilette, and said to
him. signing. that her son received
the VOWS Of the king. in reeomDense
of the Gne robe tina; he hid given
her /; that tile :panish princes
would not remain long without be.
ing delivered, and that they must
form an order Of the holy sacrament
with which all tue chevaliers should
be armed for lis defence.
{" The priest, much touched by
this speech. awakened, and came
to NE TO reveal the miraculous Vi.
sion: | answered by assuring him
that the holy virgin had already said
as much TO ibe king himself who,
in thanking her. had promised that
on bis return to Spain he W uld make
her worship flourish over all The pro-
vincps subjected to bis dominion F."
Sermon prononciado en- Ia graz
fonction chi Sc celebro en- Cadiz, par
ID. H!az tic OstOleza cagellan Tajor
de S. NJ. G.. y su coGfesssr. "a.
rs en- isusgos. de |. inlriate &c 10
inquisition- .-1s1a.
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Public Sale.

MILL. be sold at public sale on Sa-
w turlay the 18th inst. at the store
of the lsse DR.. James Kennedy, janr. IN
Fairfax street, all the stock IN trade Of
he deceased. consisting OF pretty ge.-
neral assortment oil Drugs. Patent Msdl,
c;nes and Chemicals. and variety OF
very elegant shop furniture.
'fne sale will be made either by the IN
vsntory or the parcel as may seem most
advantageous: and, apon all sums above
so dollars an extensive credit viii be
given
ON Monday the 18th viii be exposed
20 sale at his tate residence in Water
street, q variety Of Household Furniture
Tie sales to commence at l0o'clock.
p. g. .Harste!ler.
fob ~ eats
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no nENT.

FMSEIAT excellent and wen -knawn
"a Sbad and Herring Fishery, called
1luses's Point, on the Mary land Snore,
Opposite Qaantieo, and convenient to the
DIVA 81 Dumfries. For terms, apply to
sns sp,sss.bes, living on Roya street,
AisaAlsSslas
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febf0#
a Farm to Rent.

& THE subscribev will Rent or Lease
Tor Ave wears. that part Of the Farm in
Fairfax Cennty about seven miles from
Alexaadria, on which the late Doctor
lanes Craik resided, containing about
a0eacres. fhere are en- the premises
o rood dwelling house, stable aud eve.
~ other out house, and good orchard
aud garden. For terms apply to William
Mess. Esquire, near the premises, or to
Me subscriber in Alexandria.
Maria ID. Craik.
9At StawSwi
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Charles Page,

\
just received,
.19 the shin Resolutions. apt. Jeweti
from Bremen,
md for Sale By the Piece OF Package
Brnwn aud white rolls
HessiaIs
? Henren tickienbnrghs
PiatillaS rnyates
Bretagres
Checks and stripes
Listados
DoMlas
Creas la MorlaiI
Osnaburghs
Shifting linen
Newton Keenc
feb s
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THE subscribers have just reesiSeo
Av the schooner Fame, Captain Iynes,
.ail50 Bushels Turks-ISland Salt. and 10
pipes Madeira Wine, very old, which
gill be scld low.
adams, Herbert q Co.
January 50.
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JanNarY .
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From the Baltimore Putri0s.
DREADFUL CONDITION OF
SPAIN

DREADFUL CONDITION. OF
SPAIN.
The distressed condition Of Spain
depicted in the following letter to a
gentleman in Baltimore, is confirm
ed by oiher letters, and partially by
the Madrid Gazette itself. which has
announced that arrearages due to the
troops will not be paid.
Extract Of letter dated
/" Por: .NahOn, Island Of .Ainorca,
Dec J..
fall Spain is 10 the same con
ditiou with the sports along this coast
size must be at a lower ebb, than
she ever has been. The Governor
Of AIgcziras has not a dollar TO bless
himself. and receives no assistance
from his government. he navy and
army officers at Malaga. are allow
ed one dollar per week by govern
ment, which they do not receive.
The colonel commandment OF all the
forces at Carthagena came on board
our squadron beggiEg, stating ne
had received no pay for three years:
and tile admiral al Port Mahon
apoioaized to Com. Shay. that he
could not answer his sa,ase On his
arrival. there being no powder il
the island; (he having three line of
battle ships lying here, though no.;
manned,) And on inviting our eli
GERS to party on shore. absolutely
borrowed a loaf of white sugar, OF
that occasion. IF Com Shaw"
!" Woe unto him that sa!.h to the
wood, awake; to the dumb stone.
arise. il shall teach Behold, it is
laid ever with gold and silver, and
there is no breath St all in the
midst of it'' Hab. ii. 10
T" Woe to thee. % iaDd, vines my
king is Child"
Feel. x Is.
Occupations and IHirae.es y Fer
dinaHd VII.
From the LOadOn Examiner, No.
375, March 5, 1875.
The occupations OF king Ferdi
nand during bis captivity in France
we're alluded to by Mr. Whitbread
in parliament. We have been (says
the Morning Chronicle} through the
favor of q valuable correspondent.
put in possession of the authentic
document, setting forth the trials &
miraculous works performed by
Ferdinand, & We have been prevent
ed only by the overflow Of Temporal
ry matter, from making an extract
Tor the Improvement OF our readers.
The docuuent is y sermon preach
ed b, Don Bias de Ostoloza. cha
plain major of his catholic majesty
and his confessor. lhe following
is AN extract:
The cenfessor begins By giving a
picture Of the life ofthe king at Va
lency; I'm France
/" ] he king" says ne. rose at 8
o'clock. heard mass, breakfasted.
made afterwards a part; at billiards
entered his closet 10 read his letters
aud some PARTON of holy writ, en-
brOidered at the tambour till two o.
clock, at which time he took a shor'
airing inlIis carriage :--bc dined o.
bis return. made short PRAYER, n
ceived his brothers or those VII
we're admitted TO pay their court q
him at supper. and before goiag
bed recited. with all bis househoi'
the Litanies, which he toned himself
{" An sgent Of Napoleon, who's
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@ Horses Wanted.

ggvqE Subscribers viii purchase if off
feed within ten days sfroM this
date. forty horses Of good size Il figure,
warranted sound AID Young. for which
cash viii be given. Application to be
made at James shcti.ar's stables.
.aaams, Herbert and Co.
JANUARY 81 =
DisT9Icr OF eotrMstA---To WIT !:
1NEit remembered, that on the sixth
~ day Of February, in the year Our
T,rd one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, aad OF the Independence of the
UG;tcd States the fnrty-frst Samuel
1sowlen Of Alexandria, in the said Dis
srict of Columbia, depoStedin tbs Office
Che title Of book, the right whereof So
claims as proprietor, in the w5g, tal-
lowing, to Wit: A candid apFea 81
fsle present ruling party il the lntct
States, by citizea"--In conformity 70
fbe act of the s'oegress OF tie United
States, entitled 'san act for the encon-
ragoment of learning, by securing the
copies OF maps charts aha oookS, 10 t''e
authors aud proprietprs of such copies
during the times therein mentioned"
and also TO an act, entitled :. All act sup
Elementary to an act entitled g an act for
The encouragement of learning, by secur-
ing the copies OF maps, charts and books,
60 the authors and proprie,ors OF such
comes. during the times therein mentions
ed.n and extending the benefits thereof
70 Che arts of designing, engraving and
Z etehing, historical and other prints.
Ia testimony of which, have hereun-
feset ms hand and affixed The seal
my oHiee, the date above men-
G. DENEALE,
G. Dist. Col.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19

and turn orokers! The time has been
when New York, Boston and Philadel.
phia bills would not obtain currency
and Richmond paper was drug. We
have the trade, we had then, and i,
wants only vigorous measures on thu
part ofthe banks to bring things to tn.
good old standard This will we know
be oppressive to individuals who ar>
largely indebted the banks, bat thes.
people seneraiy haye property or some.
thing valuable To show tar il W hich il
would be better to sacrifice than 20 pur-
sueapolicy which must inevitably lead 10
the most alaf ming consequences. Our
Banks have commenced system Of
drawing In their circulation which we
hope viii be persevered in as far as is
.onsisten, with the good of the commu-
niy,but not forgetting che alect they
have IN piew ~
The fact is our paper has ySt down
and we must 60 seriously 10 work to
ger IL uh l, is not the quantity of our
pape Ii. circulation that deprecia,es il,
OFT II has been our misfortune TO get
6efcSo har III the money market, aud the
B,oker arc determined to keep us
hsre. nose who mold foreign notes
tind teY aie more valuable and conse-
quen;!y &1ep them locked up, while
,ur pape, is always Boating upon the
surface. THIS furnishes The creates
obstacle 10 reducing The exchange, as
hose who hold 1000 dollars OF paper
l6JUe far will not part with one ccnf OF
while they have shi.iiny of Distric,
money Thus Baltimore, having gol
tue course oil exchange established
may pat ont double and thribble the
paper we d.. ana .a,iIl Keep it above
par. Ph'laio tpi.ia lgs the same ad-
vantage over hcrart y Y !, .;siu
OF E.sri Ard So on III :; reaches d sion
wh!ch exists Al ibis vmc not from ne.
cesEi.y, otl i.An 4r!iG.ia! causes.
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100

i04o clear profit, or one hundred
.cad four fer eenf per annum interest
on s 900 The same game is played
OF wecn this place and Richmond
Our hateT is shaved there al 9 and 10
Pc cent. discount, while rheir hsf1er is
sold hete a 6 and z, so that they mal.e
one fsr ceDs. more off Of us, and onc
third more per annun,, which makes
their ptof on 5000 within a faction
Of s 3s7 pr anrmm ! We observe
:9@n NJ K1sshcs rs quotations tba,
.5ie people of Rirkmond in one instance
q he victims If similar policy
GRccie is q acted three per cent. loEyer
2hap bills or Boston, and " fIenty."--
Now ~e observe from our Boston cor.
respondent that although the banks
there pay specie for their notes, that
specie commands premium of from
TO per cent. owing we suppose TO
the eChoytasion Of the article and the
indispositi0n Of the people to Cypress
the 5anks or show want Of confidence
90 that their customers, which seneraliy
means those in fher hower! would pre-
fer giving small premium to iocuFr-
ing their displeasure. This premium
will pay the insurance from R'chmonn
90 Boston, but this is business that
will afford no, more than 10 per cent
per aunum. Sucely as the prospec'
Of specie payments appear removed
our banks ought TO shake of all the
nest Of brokers that arc preying uPor
Shem and making over grown fortune
from small means, which Temps III
best merchants OF our cities towns, ar
yinisges 10 sban don regular busiass
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FIVE DOLLARS
REW.1RD

Ran awey f.ou. ne subscriber on the
5th inst JOSEPH ATWELL, an APP
prentice 10 the Sh0eaakIng business,
between " and rs years Of set, aUout
S teet inches high oak Complexion
md down look Ii ID on when h e wens
IT bombsEette short coat and grew
pantaloons, and previous to his going
III he ErsuduleHtIy obtained his linden
ures The above reward and rea.
soOable expences will bs paid for
orisgiDg bin home All persons are
iorwarned harboring or c,a plnyine hing
BENZ. BERRY.
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Lafss: jro7. &2uih Ig:cr:ca.

he last news iron the Spanish pat.
riotic army comes under date Of Cur
rGcoa, Juty Is, 10 merchant at New
York. they were Increasing = in
atrength and had made several success
.u' attacks on The Kings troops. Ca.
raccas IS reported 10 have fallen into
,aelr uands.
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Highway Robbery and Gtrsmfst 70 com
M Murder.

Hghfuay Robbery and Gtrenifst 20 com.
MT Murder.
On Sunday forenoon, laborer go
ing from New.York 10 Newark, fell III
company with three men, who appear
Ell from their dress and language to b,
foreigners, travelling the same way
When they Came 10 that part of the
causeway, a litilc the other side oil
Hackepsack, which is bordcred Oh each
side by lhicket, they suddenly stopped
ana demanded his money. Finding re
sistance vain, he gave them al he had,
being about seven dollars They de.
msDded whether he was armed, and
being answered in the negative, pro
ceeded to search his pockets, 10 which
ne also submitted, aud from which
they took small knife, and also the
hat of hi, head Having proceeded
thus tar without molestation they then
assaulted sim and made an attempt to
cut his throat, but at this he discovered
signs OF the most decided disapproba-
ton, and a 5cuffl: ensued, during
which tley succeeded partially in draw
lux dStooS uiO kUTOdlg dnO
would undoubtedly have finished will
murder, bui traveller at this instan
appeared on horseback, al sight o
whom the villains immediately tool
fight in the swamp The woundeC
man with the traveller repaired TO /;
house witbinthe distance Of about a mile
where they found a resolute youni
man, who as soon as he learnt tn
story, armed himself with pistol, al
alone and On foot pursued the route tn,
tootpads had taken; he soon uad tn
good fortune to come in sight of on
aem by himself, who attempted L
escape, but he clapped I've pistol to hi
7sad, or5ered him hm 10 stop, an
king out handkerchief and bindin
us arms behind him he drove him be-
lore him back In the house. The hu
aud cry being gi'en the people cam
rom Newark add entering directly o
he pursuit of The other two, they app,
'ended ihem both they were ali the
arrird 20 Bergen, where alter gndei
sGing an examination they were con
mitsed 10 jail, .EvsEins Post.
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BY a gentleman from Sc. Petersburg.
we learn that there were nearly loo,oo
troops In the vicinity OF that city, which
were frequently reviewed by the emile
ror IT Rns8ia accompanied by his b q
,her IN law, the hereditary friuce Of Or
ange in June ID. Press.
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We.y- York, Aas. IL.

.fnother Lif.-rhu British sIoo;:
Ann, from NASSAU, arrived yesterday
-sith sirty-three thousand dolIorS in
SPECIE. We hope this artic!c VII,
soon be more plenty than dry goods.
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MONEY FOUVD.

VTTAS picked up the other afterooon
Wv near the ide ftone, frnalI fun, of
MONEY. The owner can have il bv def
cribing the fame, paying for this advertfe
ment, and fmall donatlon to the finder.
SAML. BASGEfF.
Royal Street.
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Fer Freight q Roston.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next will be sold at se
Vendue Store, corhsr ct Fairfsx $
Prince streets.
Rum in hhds.
Queens Ware in Crates,
lmperial & Young Aysen Teas in
Cheats,
lodiso
Mustard
Soap, &c. Sc
ALSO
Cloths,
Imperial cords
Callicoes,
Camorick and Book Muslins,
MarseiIIes Vesting,
Ginghams, sc sc.
Ts also, abouf
ooG dollars Merchants Bank Pa
ser--rerms make known at the place
of sale.
P. c. MARsrELLER.
Aug l6.
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From, tie E;ashmgfo,, City Gazstte.
POLITICAL PARTIES IN EUROPE

RussIa.-Preyious!y 10 the overthrow
oil Napoleon there was at st Peters
ourg French ana an English party
out the emperor Alexander has become
SO popular by his splendid military ..
~hievemen's that there appears now 20
TIC only one sentiment prevailing in the
empire, and that is national one. The
sovereign carefully chcrlshes This sen
dment, and gives ii health ard vlgor by
fostering relIgion, philosophy, educa.
ioD, naive genius, and inviting men Of
iienls, Iiiustrious by their brilliant fac.
ultles, and eXIIed from their native
country, into ms Gominions and service
The emigration OF Carrot, and the en-
ploymeDt Of him by the emperor, is q
striking example OF this liberal policy.
P'uSs'a There are two powerful
and opposing parties in this kingdom
One ut them is In favor Of rebresen
alive legislature in the monarchy the
Other lnclInes TO arbitrary and despotiC
Government. The latter, having I'll
king and army on its side, is most like
ly 70 prevail. 1t has already succeed
III putting down some ladapende f,
presses
A"striG.--There does not appear
be any considerable party in the empire
oil Austria but that which il we'll affect
I'd TO the reigning family, whose view
rave been Invariably directed by sol
rIt Of aggrandizement II is probabic
Fom tho asyilm which several of Il.
principal members of the Bonapar;e
snily have found in the Austrian ter.
uorics, THAI there may b snail par
y favor able to the professions of Napo.
con III. to the throne of France. i
hete is, 1t noes not at presen, show i.
self openly The emperor Francis ma.
been very busy of late in arranging tn
political system of his Italian posses.
sions. Extensive dominion in tha' dI
'ection has always been the hobby horss
of the house OF Austria.
Sfain.-Parties 10 Spain are We
ouch embiueFed. Ferdinand rules b,
oice of arms and the terrors Of super
lition and priestcraft, over a highly dis
fected population The struggle be
ween the parties is for free form o
S,vernmenl on the one side and for Al
l0soluts despotism and religious intol
rance on the other.
Portugal Portugal proper, Is al
most too Insignificant 20 speak Of. A
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Public Sale.

On Saturday the 18th Septemter, at
O'Clock p. NJ. will be sod Without
reserve, that valuable MILL, the pro.
perry of the late cap. George North,
situated on Holmes Run, in he coun.
y OF F ,irfax. and state OF Vitei,ds
The sale TO take place at the Coffee
house in the town of Al xanarla, where
the terms will be made known.
BY order of the Trustees.
Aug i6---2awts
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The writer's wire laoour so much o.,
,oth sides of the question of currency
I'D Shecie, woulh do well 20 conside.
the difference between an a6stract oues
non in political ecouomy aud a uurs
ian OF Physical fractica6tiity If thee
~ 40, sf1ec,e enough in society for tn
ficiens uses Of circulation, surely il is
OF of the power of any sort OF ingsnui.
y TO force circulation Of specie.
When those who are so earnest TO-
pecie issues shall show that there is
specie enough IN society for the purposI
of circulation, then they IN faiely con
clude that sheeie issHeS ought to- he en-
forced Bui unless they can satisfy the
public, that there is efficiency, i,
IS folly that would labour TO Der
suade The public that it is possible and
acticable - 4uyoTd.
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Or The Packet, George
Washington, win sail for Norfolk
on " ednesday next.-ter freight
or pass, sc apply ON board.
August 10.
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In all, in one week, at one sen aorl,
tw hundred and twcnty-nine individu
ais! These facts certainly are serious.
Coupled with the sentiments which are
no" prevalent in America with regard
10 ELgiand, and with respect 10 the
aVowed probability of auothcr war atno
disifani peuoa with tits cusntry, The,
Cannot fail to awaken |, a:ctioGs ot ,hc
most gloomy KIDD to all who wish iur
peace apG harmony Of the world.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
9.ONDAY, AUGUST l9 SIG
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

II appears from an article in the
Bsltimors Federal Gazette, that the Sc
cretary of the treasury will accsde to
chs recommendation of the convention
of the banks Of New Ycrk. Baltimore
and Philadelphia, (held at the latter
place onthe n ins,.) for the resump-
sicn Of sreq= payments on the Is, Of
Ssly iai7--Tha. day has been chose,
By the banks no doubt, so that the whole
instruments Of the Uni,ed States bank
may be completed before the new regu.
l,tiou shall take effect rhis vii, me-
cessariiy occasion rise Ia the pric.
OF specie, and offer an inducement OIL
the parf OF the banks as well 8. indi-
sidua,s TO Further its importa,ion.-'Th h.
Virginia banks are compelled b a law
Of the legislature to commence thei-
payments in gold and silver on he 1919
Of Nouem5cr 1ert, in consequence o.
which their paper has been much
sought after, ard advanced to high
premium.-The papers of that city are
clamorous for the governor to call the
legislature together on the IS, of Nov
"a month earlier than usuaD TO repc@.
the law which he will no doubt do, il
matters are likely to be accommodated
between the banks and treasury on the
conditions we have stated. The cor
sequence however will be reduc tio,
of The preniuu, on Virginia paper
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