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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-02

The author OF Lacon justly observe, that
il is lsmen,sbie 10 think what gulph OF
impraClIcsbility nust ever separate men
OF principle, whom Offices sennt from men
al no principle who ,rans Offices. Those
who would ConscieRtiousty employ power
Tor the good OF Others deserve ii but do 30
desire it; and tbose who could employ j.
Tor the good OF themselves, desre il, hu,
do uol deserve II.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-02

Lord Charles Murray, son Of the Duke'rl
OF A,hol, died 10 Greece on the Ito Aug:
He was deeply interested in the cause OF
he Greeks, and had furnished The means
for erecting battery on the frontier.
The grand union between the Thames
and Midway, it IS stated 10 LondonJourii
nal OF October g, will shortly be ebpclsn
by meaos o! tie largest .unneI 10 uN
woSld,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-02

On Wednesday last. as canal beat was
passing under the bridge Which crosses the
oasn to the pier at Albany, man cane
up from the cabin, when bis head was
caught between timber at the bridge and
and the upper deck OF the boat, and he
was Instantly killed.
It's name IS not known.--fie was pas.
senger Canadian Frenchman anc lately
from Upper Caaada .--krsenas,s Journal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-02
Fror. the NatioaaI iniell,geneer.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
Nancing School,

~ ". VAUGHAN respectfully informs tie
4 Ladies and Gentlemen of Lynchbufg,
that his school will be opened at the Franklin
Hotel, on Thursday The 18Th Of May lie pro-
fesses 10 teach the most FASHIONABLE
and POLITE DANCES at present in vogue,
and natters himself that lie will be enabled
by the assiduity and attention which he in
tends deyotingt 10 the instruction of his PIT
pills, to give TO those who may favour him
with their patronage, the most entire sausiac'
ton. His pupils will also have the advantage
OF very superior musician Gesse ScotD who
from long experience in that capacity is in
ferior to none in Virginia. Arrangements
will be made after commencing the school
So as not to interfere with the more essential
pursuits of the pupils
Terms of tuition SO per scholar. 81 Of
which in advance. A night school for the
instruction Of young gentlemen will also be
opened ON the same evening at Slo per quar-
ter April %. ts37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23

lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market.st
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, md
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part Of the United Stntcs,
either by mail tpost paid or private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any of
,he baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punctual attention as If on per
sona application, addresscdto
!. / cohen, Jr. baltimore.
~ COHEN'S Lottfry Gazette and Re
gistsr, which is published regularly after each
drawing. will contain the ofb.inl lists Of The
Grand State Lott,ry, anS Will be forwarded,
eraiis, 10 al .rho purchase their ticket al
cOHEN'S OFFICE, and who signify their
wish to have the same.
April 10. tl3mit
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
lI.lEll.

belonging to TIE Estate of Isaac Wade deceas-
ed, of Bedford county, one tract lying on
Crab Orchard creek, near Thomas Woodlord's
Mil. This tract contains 2l6 acres. One lying
ON Island creek, containing 200 acres. This
tract is nearly all in woods, and well a
dapted to the culture of Tobacco, one lying
on the main road leading from Burke ford on
otter TO Davis old store. This Tract contains
I00 acres One lying on Failing Creek, con
tanning between 100 d 900 acres, with toiera-
Die improvements, and fresh ground sufficient
To work three hands, and as ii : presumed
that those wishing TO purchase will view the
above named lands, we therefore deem II
unnecessary TO give a furiherdescrplion OF 1t.
The payments will be one third when pos
session is given, and and years for the
balance Bonds with approved security, w'H
he required, and those wishing to purchase;
will call on either of the executors who WIZ
wait on them Tie sale will take place at the
late residence Of said Wade.
JARE.HIAH WADE,
ARCHIBALD WADE,
Executors Of Wade
April - "Zwa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
V ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S.ALE

WILL he offered for safe, on Thursday
w the 18th of May next by way of pub
lie auction, several HOUSES and LOTS in
Lynchburg, md small TRACT OF LAND
near the Quaker meeting house, containing
liz acres, on which is avery good orchard OF
various kinds Of fruit. The credits viii be
liberal and no bonds tequired for the pnr-
chase money until clear little is made. lThe
object of the above sale is to pay debts, md
will certainly take place on the different pre-
misses, beginning on a lot opposite Captain
John Lynch's, on the hill)
JOHN HANCOCK
April %. tds73
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
STOW the VunaWays

ON Saturday night last, the 18th inst.
~ TIE FOLLOWING SLAVES, the pro.
perty of the subscriber, ahsconded from his
residence in the county of Bedford, 10 wit
WINNEY a woman about 90 years old,
bright mulatto, with her child, a boy about
eighteen months of age, and DAVY boy a
bout If years Of age, OF dark complexion, and
small statue for his age
1t is believed the said slaves are mrking n
bout Lynchburg, or in the heighborhood Of
Campbell court house.
The subscriber will pay n reasonable re-
ward for the apprehension and delivery 10
him, or commitment to jail, OF said slaves
lie will also be thankful for any informu-
dion leading to their discovery and appreher,-
sion AMBROSE GlLLS.
April % wts3A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
NisiNia:

4 Il Rules holden m The ca
Aof the Superior Court Of Char
Lyachbufg District, The sih day 4
ls23.
Martin Parks, HiHiam Parks, 81
and Peggy his isJe, aud ambrose
Elisabeth ms uiir,
against
Moses Rucktt and Benjamin PA
The Defendant ReiUamin
harmg entered his appearance oa
curly according 10 TIC .ict Of .9sse,
Rules o ms Court, and II appear
factory epidsaee, that he is moi an /
hs country II IS ordered, That d
.tenddni do appear here on The first
nt.r, term aud anssrer THE bill u IL
= hat a cspy VI titls order he II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
:, THE GREAT PRIZE OF
100000 DOLLS.
is now floating IN the GRAND
STATE LOTTERY
or MARYLAND,
now DRAwinG IL fHE CITY OF BALTIMORE,
IlIIl- VIC nI.LI(tl,

ROW DRAWING TX rHr CITY OF BALTIMORE.
COnEN'S OFFICE,
Baltimore, April 81, 1924
III Besides the above spendid capital prize
of NEHUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
there are also now floating in the wheels the
capitals of 10000, . of 1890, ! of 5000.
7 of 1000 DOLLS. &c and are all liable 10
be drawnnt the next draying, which =" i'll luke
place on
TUESDAY The 1871 Of MY,
in the city OF Baltimore, under the slrerin-
tcndeuce of the Commissioners appointed by
the Governor and Council. Only Two draw
ngs remain to complete the scheme. The
whole of the prizes are payable in CASH,
which Gun he had at COHER'S OFFICE the
moment they are drawn.
~ Orders ough 10 be sent on n' soon as
possible. Persons at distance may al all
times t,iih coiyfdcnce forwdrd heir remitancos
at COHI'N'S OFFTCE, Jor II The Frcat cnp,.
tals IN The scheme 1ouH Jt drdacn ,rhen their
oraers orrirs, and the state Of The pheeh nj,
not justify an tntsS'ment, The nm0um enrioaed
qc,H be returned by The first mail
Whole Tickets 900 Quarters s.
Halves 10 Eighths 90
L. LII a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
FROM TIN EMPORIUM.
THE Log CABIN,

Mercy on us who is that female so loud
upon our right 9-0fa surety she must be the
original woman who hired The devil to teach
her
how TO outscold oil her neighbours, Bart,
Eur
My table is not so much about the cabin
rs about its contents, though every one
who has travelled from Aleshury to Bur !
ling Fork, most remember the three cor
nered pine long - the foot OF the Red,
Ridge, rooted with loose slabs, with "A mud
and straw chimney, and large hole cut
out of ohe side for the double purpose of
door aud window. And if there was not
such another cabin in the country, neither
was Just such another pair as the honest
couple who inhabited it. The land on
which IL stood belonged TO distant pro
prlrtor and rs such lands were considered
free the present tenant Peter Keller,
had pJi up the dwelling himself with such
assistance as two quarts of whiskey com
manded on the raising day, and lived,
as one would readily imagine from his
manner Of living, entirely unincumbered
with ground rent.
Sundrg rules for certain jo,irney,nen ,nrchnnir.
/. If you are employed by /" the week."
be particularly cautious not to work more
than halt the regular hours. To lay up
strength against the time of need il conson-
ant with the dictates ofreason.
g. When your employer is present, Z" fly
round as though you would raise the build
ing from its foundation. But when he
retires, comfortably seat yourself beside of
Winsiow's heater" -" Life is but SPAN"
and whA says il should not be enjoyed
8. Spend two hours at dinner, and the
same ratio at the other meals. Confinement
as dangerous
d. Spend for clothing TO cover the frame
the entire amount of wages received for
ervices, Patriotism is glorious attribute
and thus to patronlze the merchants aud
talurs, is patriotism in toto" Besides, if
to the sick bed brought, You will necessa-
rlly demonstrate that to depend on kind
neighbours or friends, you are not foo
hdughty
5. If entrusted with h secret by your
employer, who enoins the strongest In
functions of silence, and the Development
of which would PROSTATE some we'll built
plan of interest or lawful income; lose not
moments time in blabbing il into the
ears of every body That creed which
allows one man TO mhnopolize the book Of
knowledge, is indeed small.
6. BE careful every night, not 10 fall into
the embraces of " natures sweet restoret"
ill a sumptubus portion Of" life ITSELF has
passed the thtoat's ordeal. Rely upon il,
SO doing win make you soundly sleep.
7. Borrow all the money which may be
in your power. This will show yon are
willing to give your friends an opportunity
Observing you.
8. Never pay small bill. A gentleman
always prefers handing over" quite guam
tity of FOUNDERS" rather than be troubled
with ." little affairs" RADICAL.
A letter received in Washington from
katchez, of the 18th Of March, announces
liz. l..aLL ..c 1, L.Ln.L L,E tLn IF Ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23

A letter received in Washington from
katchez, of the 18th of March, announces
the death of 1t GuIoH, of the army of the
L. States, most promising young officer,
who was shot through the heart, in duel,
ahnut that date.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
Notice.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder,
w on the 10Th day of June next, if fair,
If not the next fair day,
FOUR TRACTS OR PARCELS OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
THE UNIVER SITY.
CHARLorrEsvILLE, Va, APP

CHARLorrEsyILLE,V Va, April 9.
The Visitors of the University of Viz
ginia met in Charlottesville on Monday
last.-Among the number IN attendance
We were happy to see FIX Presidents JEFF
fcrsonand Madison. We understand they
have adopted measures for putting the in
si,iuti0n into operation as soon as possible
perhaps during the ensuing autumn.
-.-s6s~-
Important Inuention.- Boston Pal
ladium says:--" A young gentleman OF
this city, after IL months study and expe
rencr, has accomplished that great beside
ratum, theapplication of an elastic power,
10 the propelling of land carriages"
DuRipg The dueling mania seems IN
Charleston, To have arrived ut its ultima
tnm, or as diplomat5ts would say, TO It's
ne plus ultra. A newspaper controversy IS
carried ON between Col. Henry A. Middle
ton and another gentleman, by the name
of John l.. Wilson. The parties proposed
IL meet and eight at the distance of three
PAGES, an arrangement which was broken
of, and for the violation Of which, each
party throws the blame upon his oppo
nent, We learn at last, in the course OF
the correspondence, that MI. John l..
W.l,uu IS Governor If the state OF South
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
Valuable Real Estate

AT AUCTION
DY virtue of deed OF trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by James Gillian, bearing
date on the 18th day OF March, 1920, and Of
record in the corporation court OF Lynehburg.
shall, on the 18th day of May, le24, on the
premises, sell by way of public auction, for
ready money, a certain O..
Half.Acre lot Of Ground,
with its Appurtenances,
In the town Of Lynchburg, on Sd street, at tho
Intersection of 80 street and 9th alley, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to answer
the purposes Of said deed OF trust
Acting as trustee, will only convey such
title as Is vested in me by the deed OF trust
aforesaid, and none other
CHlSWELL DA5NEY,
April 20. 2awtds7s Trustee.
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Carolina, whose second was the ShelY OF
the county.
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RFsoIvED, That it is the right, at the
Present crisis, the duty, of the people, 10
assemble and express their opinions aud
Wishes as tn suitable candidates for the of
Ices q Er-s.dca, and Vice President of
The united States.
RESOLVED, That the public opinion, on
iI's subject, thus generally ascertained u
1ciproeaIly expressed from the different
arts OF lie Union, will furnish the safest
7de TO the Colleges Of Electors, and in
"osf sautary way ensure the supre-
@ry OF the Will Of the people, in contor
my win the spirit Of the constitution.
Ws6LyEn, That in consideration of the
I,l"o1laiIonary services Of ANDREW
'VASON,--his continued and Grm de
'''o 10 the Republican institutions Of our
g'''y'--hi, repeated and brilliant vic
''' At the head of Volunteer and militia
,'' thereby developing the prowrss y
wing the character of this important
's'e II national defrnre, dis glorious
!"s q Nae Orisnns, embracing in It's
h. lfncrs the preservation of the
N5e half Of our empire together with
.2r'nIy energetic CONDUIT, as well IN
i'o as his military capAci;ies.--"e
.' wa. hin Tor the office of President Of
10 States, and rseampent h',n
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G. q III e NJ IS

% be had. warranted nhdra Rn .
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April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27
CAUTION

HAVE observed that of land called IsI;np,on I
ing ~ the county OF Richmond has been advertised in
we enquirer ~ the 10th day Of Janunry 1924 for l mr.
me an dN Of February next, by of deed of frsf
as IS s" from e'tnin d Rust nj iGt part !ieorr,
Shuh"rrs OF the III pa and David Greeniaw ofte Sd nan
b pnr hereby notified, that consider that tract os
.nu h'' v Indemnify heir, degsce or sIeruor Of
r"u" er"y dec against recovery Of daoares IL,
when an liable To the children heirs dcvsees nr repre-
Ve, o' h"hert Iomiln dec. Moore r. Tomlin dec
rh tr aT r,edeiichshng dsIrir in toe Francis
ohtn ahh Lefty his wife Tumn, " hirh t,l,tv n
consider to arise from The enid decree toepfh,r win The
,,lo" ing deeds aa6 wills, wit rom Deniamin
'"s' 10 ttHnah Rust, the will Of BENJAMIN R,,sf
IIIh Iiannhh HHs 10 Baker DrCrarrred and Sarah MS
Miie are from said Dreraenrpid and WIFI To Tbonae
ruwhTs need from said Edwards moore Fauptleroy =
yer, rom snii faneroy 70 Robert Tomn, and the will
~ h',nhH must All ut which said deeds and wills are o.
record In Ri'hmnnd county court. ~ 80" NC "
January ~ G3-6t+ SAM'L a. FAUNTI Epov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27
VICE PRESIDENT

No particular person seems TO have been desiqnat.
ed 10y the public voice as Vice President of d,e n
Staies.-An article has appeared IN the N IotslI,-
genccr, aud Washington G. Gazette, recomme,d,oo
Gen. Smith of Maryland for Thai ofhce Iu anotLe2
communication, Mr.. Gallatin Of Pennsylvauia ;s
marked ont. Mr. Ynes, Governor of N. York. has
also hecn sirOHgly recommended.
IL Is not our intention TO pass any opinion upon any
particular candidate, bul to throw ont .p ples abov,
ihe eNpediency Of making the best possible a,poin-
menf.
Suppose 90 President is elected by the electors or
10y The u. oG 4. " before he fourth DAY Of Alarei,
following, -ihc amended constitution provides iba,
" H,e' The Vice President shall act rs Presilent''--
" there no danger OF sncl contingency?
Suppose his state Of things. The states are infa
t7Ated enough 10 reject any other fpfm of
nomination There II no cOnceu mo concenua-
ion OF senlimenl--no urion of v0tps No election
Ivy the Electors And Ue deplorable catastrophe
ensues-oi the questions passing INTO The ~ of -
Three persons " having the highest number ol
votes present Themselves A. has tho greatest mum.
her OF Electoral votss-and win hem the msinri,,
oi the peo7ds--B has the greatest number OF small
states on his side &C has more peopis than Z and
more States than A.-Each OF these has claims
real of Imaginary. which he conceiyes 10 be sypcro,
10 those Of his competitors. fhe human mind !,
most ingenious IN colouring over its ambitions de-
sires. Which OF these IS to yield? To an imyartia
sI'ee'aivii wonG have the sTonges, yreiensions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27
VALUABLE LAND ron S6IF

VIZ subscriber Is authorised sell the trart az lind 81
doctor Robert w. Rose. in the county Of Amherst It
- situated "n iiaTrSs creek, considerable branch ,f
iniFs river and within alnut miles NJ the to,y m
lcont"'ns 56yaeres-aham $50 Of whirh are cleared
~ 's n, low grounhs-the balance ofIhe tact Is hea
wy hni~rfd bis eniire rnct land t. grry Tich and
Wen nnprd 70 The culture Of Iob1rco. on the crreI
braced this tract NJ land there is 65e r,t go, 90
tracts ot Ian of lie extent e o more value ma, i
ia vae sal" 'e not effected befor, Thnrsday the an
gay ~ march next u will that dsy II fa N moi 10
hfM iar day thereafter Sundays excepted ~ If eccct
H Pn-n'eF amd Internationally he sold before the -r
o' We fFabn ~ "e ~ the town " Lynr Burg. Al public
uCun. we terms viii hc accommodating. III The sat
"e hlahs auction, the credit will hp IN rqrs payments NJ
one and Two wears trpm tlesintP The sale ,outls
approved security viii he reauirrd
January az. fJ--t2M RICHARD pOJT WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27
MATTHEW Il. RICE.

We bave given place to the Report otthc
Penit-ntiary Commttre.-We have now to
state. that Nj. II. X. WAS arrested by warrant
from the mayor on Thuraday-h examination
postponed, on his own request, Till Monday
(yesterday,)-and that yesterday the Mayor,
alter hearing the evidence, order ed an examin-
ing Court to be held on Tuesday next, on three
different charges of enIbezz!ement OF the
communicating money; each charge support
ed by different evidence, as To amount, Sc
The Mayor refused to bail him, because tn e
testimony appeared to be strong, and because
the term OF confinement was not less than three
years, in the Penitentiary, for each offGucc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27

Res'lu'ions from The c. tor Courts OF Jus
ice; dccrdng To the petition OF Mary Ann
ViZ3npneau. and rejecting that of Shadrach
Walker, were agreed to.
Also "A resolution from the same committee
ncceding 10 the petition of the widow and
executors uf Major VIM. Preston decd
Likewise two resolutions of the same com
miiice, 1T. rejecting the petition Of Thomas
q. Barton. praying to be relieved from the
disabilities ot the act TO suppress Durlling, to
which, whe u"der the age of 81 years, in a
moment If strong excitement, lie had subject
ed himself and I'd. rejecting the petition ot
John Barkley and Joseph Hague--.4greed 10,
! except the last resolution, which was recon-
mtted.
A resolution of the &. of Schools and Col
leges, To amend the act respecting the sale OF
the glebe lands Of St. PauPs parish in King
George, SD rs 10 authorize a smaller number
of trustees to constitute quorum-was also
agreed 10.
Saturday, Jonuary ga communication
was received from the Senate, stating that they
had passed the bill, entitled " an act changing
part of the line dividing Kanawha from Nj
cholas.p
And that they had passed the bills entitled
an act concerning the processionng of lands
in certain counties :" and " an act authorizing
the Board of Public Works to subscribe for
a part of the stock ofthe Slate river compa-
ny;" with amendments. In these amend
ments the House concurred.
The House went into the execution Of the
Joint order of the day, for the election of a
BIigadisr General, in the 18th Brigade, in the
place of Gen. Keene, resigned.
| Col. Joseph Bragg If Petersburg, was no.
minated by Mr.. Booker, supported by Messrs
Hill. Spooner and Branch.
Col. John Tucker of Brunswick, by Messrs.
Wynne, Read. Gilnour, aud Kincheloe.
Maj. Thomas Nelson of Mecklenburg, by
Messrs. Alexander and Macfarland and
Col. VIM. II. BrodDax, was nominated nv
Ms. Lundy, aided by Messrs. Dropgosle, Lee,
Thompson of f. and Mason, of Sou,hamp-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27
..MORE PJRhTFs

NEW YoRK. january e0.-Capt Carr. ofths
schooner Amanda, arrived last evening from,
st Thomas, informs us that il was rebured
at that place about the 97th December, that
two or three vessels had been robbed off Por-
to Rico by the pirates who infrst the Nina
passage-:he fate Of the crews and vessels
were not known at the time Capt c. sailed.
ship had also been captured by them while
close IN with one of the Wiudward' islands
the fate Of her crew Was not ascertaine.l. A.
bout s or days before Capt G.. sailed. the
crew of the brig Union, Capt. PrntoD. of
Bath, from Barbados bound To ST. Thomas
arrived in packet from Tortola, aud report
ed that the brig was cast away on Anagardo
Reef, and all the crew saved G.4drocSfe
ELECTION OF MAYOR.
The Common Council last evening elected
General Panldiug mayor of tais city for the
ensuing year. The duties of the Office are
most arduous-probabfy mare so than any
Office in the state. The management of FL
nance, the issuing of Thousands of Lceuces
iQr Carmen, Hackmen, Grogshops, Nc.-pre-
siding over the Board Of Health and its res
pnnsiole labors in time of public calamity
we trust that General Paulding, who is Re
publican and man of irreproachable charac-
ter, will fad his hedlth adequate to the labor
which devolves on. him. Stephen Allen has
discharged his duties with unexampltd fideli-
ty and industry. Ib
VOTE IN SENATE.
ln order to show the vote in Senate in ia
vor of Congressiona! Nomination, we sub
JOIN the Ayes and Noes promising that the
Noes are likewise favorable To :be system,
subject :" oFf'H
Ayes-Messrs Bowman, Brown, Bronson,
Clarke, Dudley, Green, Haisht, K.yrs. LET
f,rts, Lydr, Mccall, Stranahan, Suda IN, Ward,
Wheeler Wooster, Wright-l7.
Noes-hiessrs. Burt, Gardner, Mallory,
M'lntyre, Morgan, Nelsou-6.
The original vote was % to 6. TO-
Extract Of letter, GATED albany, january 16.
we have this evening had most SPLEEN
did Caucus of the two Hnnses, and : We pass
ed resolutions recommending IN the strongest
terms our Senators and Representative TO
meet In Congressional Caucus and make
H"m'nanon-nnt dissenting voice among
our republican friends.
Mr. Hyatt, the democratic rpprt sentative
from your city, was the only Assemblyman'
from the city VINO was present. ! think the
other 5enuen;en were at least consistent for
being against regular nominations they did
nat attend. hope all doubts as to New York
VIII now be at an end" IL.
The Committee on Banks of the House Of
Representatives, have agreed Ia report hill
and appointed II committee to draw il Up re-
chartrrlng the banks of 1914, which have sns-
tanned their credit, and asked e.: Il renewal oe
their charters A bonus, payable In :. s, and
years, will be- required of the banks. instead
of interest upon the ,idend paid tadrr ihe
existing law. Phtlad. pqper.