Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

! piiraseology. vas promptly rejected, as il
| Was believed lis passage again through
the lower house was somewhat doubtful.
All defects are TO he cured by a supple
meutal act, and the object effected "a, the
, hazard OF civil war. You can form no
idea of The violence OF same OF the aivo-
Gates of the measure. Two honorable
senators pledged themselves in debate.
/, 10 furnish volunteers from their =. ctions
of the stale, 10 aid the officer in demol-
ishing Tie banking houses au,l breaking
open the vaults. The deliberate aynwai
al such malignant pnrpOse, called forth
an indignant reply from Mr.. Davidson OF
tiarrard and severe reproof from MIR.
Barry. have Witnessed with admiration
the eitnrts OF The latter gentleman 10 save
| the stale from the odium OF this rash inca
sure. lie p0urtrayed with lis usual elo-
quence and argument, the rmpolicy al the
act, and deprecated IN Il tirin and tempe
rate niauner the asccn;iancy Of d spirit
at faction III our state councils, sirilay To
| that which prevailed in Massachusetts
| during the war. lie considercs; The mea-
sure as tenlin. Ia destroy the h3rmony
subsisiing between this state and Size gen
cral government. and appealed 10 tile pat :
was made III VAIN To the pairiu,ic fc, Iings
oil men ho could calmly talk at ra,s ny
volunteers to promote CT, ii war. II may
| be doubled however whether lii1y are
| willing 10 uBsheatli the sword against the
general government, or 10 assist ~ exc
cutting !erOciOus Unconstitutional law
al the point of the bayonei-buI 10 CRAFTY
their cnvious aud revengeiul feelings they
would PROSTATE The fdirest section of their
own state in dust and ashes.
y. Il. The lower house has decided
i'll favor o! making stockholders liable for
the notes issued by the Independent
Banks: IL IL probable thai these iin,.,. NH
be made "a legal iender 10 certain extent
| A bill 10 consolidate The ludcpenden,
banks has been introduced but will no,
pass. The proposition To point out tie
mode OF asceriainiDg when bank charters
are forfeited, has been rejected III lie
Senate"
CHILLlCoTHR, Jau. ga resolution
is before the house of representatives of
this stale, The object OF which is TO pur-
chase from The government of The United
States, the lands in the norilw est part of
The state OF Ohio, lately ceded by The IN
dIans.
New YORK, Feb. Con Wednesday
the House of Assembly made choice Of
the following gentlemen 10 compose the
council of appointment for The ensuing
year.
Sir. Rates. Western District
MIR. Rosecraniz. Eastern District
Mr.. Ross. ............. Middle District
Mr.. Barnum Southern ID strict
The three first named are deuominated
Clin,oniaus. Mere. 1dr.
A Ieiier from Havana, of the I2lh ult
received in town yesterday, states That
The sloop GEORGE WAsHINGToN, Breth-
Oft. hence, bound 10 that port, with a val
liable cargo, was lost on The Isl of Jan.
on the Bahama Banks crew, passengers,
and cargo saved. The cargo was sent TO
Nassau TO be sold Tor the benefit of the
underwriters. III.
February s. One of the mail robbers
has confessed his guilt, and was Oil Sa-
turday conveyed 10 The place where the
robbery was committed, for the purpose
OF recovering some property that they
had buried. -Cas.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob s.-We have every
reason 10 believe that tie third Mail Robber
is canght. Persen answering his descrip-
ton, IN every respect, hs,> been lodged IN iail
III Lancaster, and, from the account he has
giveh OF himself, he confirms the opinion tia {
lie is The man. Mr. Bailey, and "a gentleman
who eau Identify him, have gone 10 Lancaster
TO ascertain whether lie is the person. ana
bring him 10 this city. Franklin Gazette.
February 9.-Fhere can lie no doubt
OF the third Mail Il bier being taken
he man arrested al laucasicr must be
the identical person. We have received
d letter from West Chester, gn lug Il de-
scripilon Ola person vino passed ,iIrou.h
that place on Wednesday last, which an
swers precisely to the description OF the
person taken al Lancaster. IL appears.
that whilst al West Chester, This person
bought horse, saddle aud bride; thai
he had much money about him. One
note Of the Mechanics Bank of q 100
isiier b, No. 1867, payable TO ii. c. De
Rahm, dated Isl Nov. 1917, endorsed in
blank, Thomas Wilson, Cashier. which
was cxciianoed for him at The bank OF
West Chester. He also offered Two
Post Neles Of 100 each, of the United
States branch bank Ill Savannah, Which
were refused 10 be exchanged. This
man was al West Chester about weeks
since, lie then was very poor, and show
ed his certificate of bis being a Doctor.
lie presented one 10 that effect at Lam
caster; both descriptions of his horse.
received from Lancaster aud West Ches.
Ter, agree.iu every particular.
We inviie persons, who sent money by
lie mail oltl'ai day, TO send us descrip
ton ct The same as sOon as possible.
K. BACi1E, p. NJ. Piiiladrlplia.
eIHis Is one IF tie mites pat iht0 tie Post
Office BY mr. Wiison, {. siiey, on Suadag.
md sent By Mp UaH ofIhat day 10 ~. Yor6.
~Aich ic0s stoten Mertfjpm there pas ar
etrcr !" tie paperS publishing Tie number If
tie mite 10 be 1897, instead IF 1867, tie lat
Ter icing HE correct number, ty1jch ne haze