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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31
VdRG GIL H; Rules holden in the Clerks Office

Virginia AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
oil the Superior Court OF Cbancery for the Rich
mond District the 7h day OF March, 1881:
William Burton and Mary his wife, Pitts.
Against
William Winston, Ann Norvell, and Eham Allen
and Elizabeth his wife, Deidts
The defendants, William Winston, and Isham Allen
and Eiz abeth his wife, moi having entered their ap-
Pesrancs and given security according the Act of As
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants
OF this County: IL is ordered, That the said d.ien.
dan's do appear here the fret day Of the next June
Ierm and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs aud Ina,
paper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the ont door OF
the Capitol, in the said City. copy, Tcste,
WIN. G. PENDLETON, G. q.
March 8. 90 o.,
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Although we have not been favored With oliiela
intelligence OF the fact, we have Il rcn good authorl
", that the Cherokees have determined to remove
We.. OF the Missi.sipp uniess they sustained in
their pretensons, by the United States Government.
That they will not be sustain ed 10 certain, and II may
THEREFORE considered as very probable that we shall
shortly obtain peseeabe possession OF their extensive
territory. TB
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nNE HUNDRED OR FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
~ WA RD.-Ranaway from the Subscriber aboas
Christmas, lS2S, dark Completed women. nam ed
jimmy, aged about ~ years, oil common height nd
size Is thought that she has had che two chill
dren since she absconded; and supposed to pass AZ
Tree person, and probably under the Disguise Of mems
appareL-Cauhon Is hereby given TO any person who
may be disposed 10 harbor or protect her. contrary 10
the laws of this Sta,e.-She was sold In this City, by
Turner II. Royal Of Charles City County and Il H.
med she must be either in sad county or in ,he
ueighborhood Of Robert Baily of New Kent County,
as she has relations at Mrs. Bay's.-I disposed 10
sell her, exchange her for any other slave that may
be for trade. Any person who may be Opposed to
trade Toe her, a1d 10 bear the risk of eDg her,
respectfully requested TO communicate the PROPOSE
ZION 20 me at Richmond, which will be attended to-
and her delivery to me in this City, will pay 70.
ward OF 500 or $50. secured in any Jail so that
get her. discrimination OF this advertisement, need
not to be considered evidence Of her delivery me
March ~. lo5-wu LEWIS A. COLLIER.
ri oIlCE.-Fhe subscriber, formerly OF Petersburg,
~ va haviog connected himself with MIR. Henry
Butler OF New York, will hereafter tsnsact tho whole
sale Dry goods business in that City, 1t No. g. Cedar,
nesr Pearl Street, under the firm OF Bowers & Bur-
LER where he invites kis old friends and customers 10
call and see him-Their facilities are such, tina, they
VIII be able to sustain fair competition with their
NEIGHBOURS HENRY BOWERS.
New York, March Is. 1926
STAGE NOTICE.-The Mail Coach will hereafter
~ leave Petersburg Tor Halifax, Tarboro' and Ra.
leigh, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at A.
NJ; arrive at Halifax the same days, at p. M-leavo
Halifax the next days, at "A NJ. arrive at Tarboro
at +. Nj. in time Tor the Passengers to take the Nor
folk line for Fayesville.-At Enfield Coach will
leave Immediately on the arrival of the Petersburg
same evenng.By these routes the passengers obtain
the necessary rest each night. The yNe,o Orleans
Mail line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceville, Warrenton, Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at p. Nj. and arrives at
Fayetteville, in 40 hours. THE PROPRIETORS
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. lO1-l2t
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A letter TO tho editor Of tho PbiladeIob;o co,o,

letter the editor Philadelphia oaze,te Dated Ion
DON january 1884, saysho faculty of Railway ocomoton
OF the undertaking. utterly impractcabe they finally and
noby resolved to call into action tho
by offering liberal premium for tho best
esglne that could BIO produced in given time. of
enthc gentlemen entered tho list the
result has proved successful beyood tho expectations Of the
sangune. - 80 '
The engines may DO said very in their
and exhibit the combination ofmuc and smpcty The
machinery mounted on four Wheels which the power of
steam ~ communicated the principle
stroke OF tho engine forces the wheels There is
small apartment for coal separate carriage closely
10 the othe besides large cern, on which the waor is
trown into the boiler, by Of cng
engine Nonocosy is found for pausng the way except 10
receive IN fresh supply Of operation which
pofoed ana at The longest sodOm occupies
pooer ana oTcie tho admiration Of all who behold
AoT the carriages through the tunnel and arrvo
h hne era on the east side OF Edge Hill they attached
body OF machinery, sometimes sporiyoy donomnatod
With such noble therefore as tho Meteor we sot out
on our journey
'1iko proud Apollo in his gGtterins car,
nnd m little more than an hour found ourselves Msnchese
distant from Liverpool as have before stated miles
tonedo tho bridges that extend hO noble
and greeted US as we hurried with loud
Tho harvosiers who collecting their golden grain
noonless among their gathered
I'LL lost in tho distance.
be clustering with tho astOnhed muudes
from different parts Of the country had collected together with
WhOle iomihesf 70 witness so great novelty"
The Missionaries located within the limits Of IN e
CHI rokee territory baviog ref1'eJ take the ostb to
obey the laws OF this tate, all white persous are
required 10 do, have been, UndsretApd, Mre,ied
qusst sent from Col. Sanford 10 Judge Clay.
ton, t. deiain The G. and Jury, sitting IL LswreDce-
vii g, until Thursday last, when he was expected TO
arrive with Them. The result we have not heard.
Georgia Il hCVfaB.
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APPoINTMENTs BY WE sEcRErARY or rHE UREA.
Observation-Disclosures

bill has passed. the Legislature in
to the introduction of Foreigners which Provides alien
snail be allowed 10 land from until the
ter shall have paid five dollars the city where tho YES
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Va the 10 inst. the neighbors Of Gov Barbour gave
i'm dinner at Orange Court-h 'n.e-to which Mr.
Maddi.on, Judge p. p. B;rbour, aud Col Robert Tay.
ior, Che former Representative of that District in Con-
gre'O were invited The two latter gentlemen attic nd
eds but Mr. Madison was Prev ned from so doing by
ndi'poson although he assured The COMMITTEES OF in.
vitston that 'hs feelings oulj be in sympathy" with
tho'e Of hs company. We have not for the toasts
&c; and we regret TO learn that il broke up ra her
inharmonous'y, 10 consequences of the introduction Of
isdsraI politics, which arrayed Judge Barbour and
Gov. B;rbour on opposi sides, in their respective
speeches. We have not heard the particulars The
Orange c. H. Reporter notices il very briefly, thus
Ii Is no design Of ours Gays that paper) TO comment
on the speeches delivered on that day. We only re-
gret that the occasion should have called crh politi
cal discussion. Agans, such lsons of opinion the
committee of arrangements INDUCED the hope that
they had scrupnlousiy guarded Under this hope thew
assembled as band of Americans and brothers, around
the festive ard That Col. James Barbour should
address the friends Who bad thus kindly honored IN
was to be expec.ed-tbat il should have excited un-
pleasant feelings anticipated by none, and surpris-
ed all. [Lynchburg Virginian
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III N. CHANCERY. - A. a Court held Tor Pflnce E
n ward county, February the 2ls, 1881
Vincen, Phillips, Puff

Vincent Phillips, Pl!f
against
John Bo'b, Ex'or Of Richard Phillips, and Adm or
oil Elizabeth Phil lips, Rieh,rd Mar hail and Sarah his
wife - Gray, aud Lucy his wife formerly Lucy
Neat, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkins Richard Phil
lips, J'sePh Phillips I'm Phillips, John p Hawkins and
"m m DIS WA'e, dets.
The defendants - Gray, and Lucy his wife Former.
Lucy Neal not having entered their appe arance and
gwen security according to act of the Genera As.
efa Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il ap-
gearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court bat they are
not inhabitants OF his Sa'e, The mo'ion OF the psin-
I'M by his AtOTnsy, II is ordered that the said de.
ieniant, - Gray, and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal, do appear here on The first day OF NJ Az
Court next AMI answer the plaintiffs BILL and tina, CO.
ny OF this order be forthwith inserted 10 some ono of
The public newspapers printed in The City OF RichmonJ
ior TWO months excessively, and also posted at the
'front.' door OF the courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
b. J. WORSHAM, c. C.
hareh b. 97-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

ALABAMA-GabOl meoro, Governor Of tho
ana United States Senator elect resigned 3D. instant his
official duties into tho hauds Of Moore OF son
county, President of tho Senate who
tho functions of Executive until his
he'd at the next session Of the General Assembly -
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UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
M Notice is hereby given that the cells Ia tli 10
tuition are occupied, add that more patients yviIl
re received until some Of the said cells are vacant
due no.ice Of which will be gwen BY order Of he
"o ~ a nISs'ofS' HENLEY.
"S =" III
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" Mucn Yrr UEm,lNs vNscNe."
LINES,
ADDRESSED TO THOMAS MOORE,

ny LORD BYRON.
What are you doing now,
Oh, Thomas Moore?
What are you dong now,
Oh, Thomas Mooree
sighting or sung now,
Rhyming or wooiug now,
Billing or cooius now,
Which, Thomas Moore!
Bu, the Carnival !, coming,
oh, Thomas Moore,
The Carnival 5 coming,
oh, Thomas Moore,
Masking and mumming,
Fighting aud drumming,
Guitar,ng and stunning,
oh, Thomas Moore.
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BALTIMORE CLIPPERS-TT,-n

~, .'IVINI1 CIIPPERS-UNP RECEDENTED,
D me brig James Ramsay, Capt Drew, sailed from
amore Tor Gibraltar, had passage out of II days
sue stood into the bay made stretch into the harbour
ana Immediately bore away to Mahon, where she was
originally bound had passage to Mahon of three DAYS
discharged her cargo, and Immediately proceeded to
Marseilles and ha but Is hours to that port-from
Marseiles down to Malaga of days-ook in cargo
al Malaga and had 30 days to Baltimore from that
port The total number of days 80 and Is hours to
those different ports and returning to Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

WlhGINlA; In Cbansery AT Rule, holden the clerk, n
1891, ~ ~ - ~
Samuel d. Psatro,,, PIPE
James Thompos and SU;an his wife, said aur
others, no -""
me deendsn Robert j. Ptaos' Charlie, Buuss Matthew
esTo William Pestro, the heirs OF Babara Hudson Henry
T. h"ne' AMI Sarah hts wife, and John wife
moi hsvnS their aud given security according
the Act OF Assembly and the of court NV
satisfactory evidence ths they iuhaban, common
weah- ordered, that the said defendants before
Jue OF our said COURT at the courthouse
IN Apr NEXT aud answer The plaintiffs bill; copy Of this
order be inserted in published the
mond Tor two months 'uccesvy and that copy order be
posted 81 the front door Of the courthouse Of county
cory. Ttse,
Feh.i 90 wsw+ JOHN L. PENDLEToN D. @.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

BY AND WITH & CONSENT OF THE SESAre
Stockly d. Hays to DO Register Land office for Tho Dis
c OF lands subject TO sale Mount state of Mis-
sissippi Vice Gideon Fiz. ~ 1900 " ''
Joseph Friend, be Receiver of
Lands subject sale Ouacha in tho State of louisiana
vice Henry Bry, removed. " '''
James Dill to DO Collector Customs tho
ST Johns in the Territory of Florida. "
Samuel Alexander ba Register the Land Oaco for
nOis N'' " w "'' VI i'"-
et OF lands subject to sale at Quincy in the State Illinois
Francis Prince, to be Register Office for the dis
ct OF lands subject to sale Danve tho state of Illinois
Samse McRobes to be Receiver Public Moneys for the dis,
ict oil lands subject sale Danvie of
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SECRETARY OF THE Urea
SURY
Baimoe-Bcalo Randall McClintock Young and Alexander
Cheves; 'N'0~'N''
Phladelphia-Danie H. Miller James NJ. Brown and Edward
ID. ngraham; ' 1850 ~
New YorkIlector Craig Charles G.. Dewitt and John w
Muan TO DO Commissioners of insolvency. under tho act
Congress of tho last session, for tho relief certain
debtors, SO '
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March 8.


NOW OFFER FOR SALE the brick teneuen,
III and lite appurienances, located full acre of II
enclosed ground nearly opposite Mr.. Thomas Rather
ioords, and isnanted 10 the able Engineer, Mr. Stein
Also, brick tenement near our High Constable's
residence (Mf John Codd ny tenaned 10 Mr. Cleme nj
White, one OF our City Police Officers.
AIso two brick ,enemens under ona roof on Fl
Street, the one under rent TO Mr.. Cressweli aud the
other 10 Mr. Psarmsn.
A'so framed building near 10 the upper M sthodi.t
place OF Worship Wei known the residence Of the
R-v. Mr. Kerr.
Also, recently erected brick building, &c, stand
ing on full acre of well enclosed ground on Church
tfiii, gently declining to the Scuih and admirably
calculated Tor the culture Of vegetables opposite Ma
Jor Georges residence, aud occupied bv Mr. Sneed
aiao an improved Let, No. g. at Rockets, 2s I-2 by
200 and mora deep.
Also, two Lots with brick buildings thereon erected
on E. street. nearly opposite MIR. wArwck's ,obasco
ware house. in very dapdated ard ruinous state:
but The same time possessing materials for other s,ruc
ture' on, will say, two lots, offered for sale-one
OF which is directly South of Mr.. BARCLAYS tobacco
factory, 100 fee by l30-and the other of yearly in-
creasng value viz:-one No. g. 20 feet front nm The
DOCK by 100 feet in depth, which wareh house sim
liar In structure and extent with that of Mr. Lud
lams might be erected.
An opportunity is afforded the purchasers of
live stock for Slaughter, of having pens Contiguous to
market TO keep them TO- "
The l-2 acres ct ground on Valley or hatcher
Street. known tor years pas, as Mr. John Wyses slaug
ter pen viii be laid eff into twenty -four separate and
distinct lots; twelve OF which 80 feet front on said
street, will runbaek $50 feet thereabout to an eight
ee' aNeyi ana thenee twelve other lots OF similar di-
mensons, extending TO the western boundaries of the
ground.
Such OF the aforesaid lots as the close of the sue
ceeding month, remain unsold will then be disposed
oil at Auc ion, to the highest bidder;
And, II have liberal bid made me- for p,y pre.
sent most agreeable place OF residence, that nou
offer for sale.
Capitalists, here and elsewhere, could not perhaps
better dispose Of their unemployed funds than in vest
ing portion oil them in city property; which possesses
advantages not surpassed by any city in the United
sales RO. GREENHOW.
reo 20 9S-wE
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States Debts.
Seven per cent certificates, $4,000
Military certificates, 2I,039
James RIVER Loans, 1,246,O00
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IN EhNAL IMPROVEMENT BILLS.
Some ata Ks have been made by the opposition or.
President Jackson, for sguiug, during the present se-
sion. bills making appropriations for certain internal
imPr ne t., alleging that this course is Inconsistent
win the refusal OF his signature TO the bills passed at
the last Sc sion IL is evident enough that they who
make the attack Lave Tot seen the acts in question
and throw out the assertion OF ucODss.en cy al random
We observe also that the National Intell gencer which
II generally accurate as TO its details Of
business, seems to conlOund OF the bills which
passed, with ano'her which never reached me Pest
dent. AS the snhjict does not to be very well
Understood, even among our friends, we have taken
pains to inform Ourselves respecting H. both from an
inspection OF the bil' where il was practicable and
oy enquiry ron membsrs Of Congress
The 'hfee several bills providing for internal i'm.
pfoVenents which passed and were approved by the
President were Of them among those proposed by
The Committee OF Internal Improve but were ali
introduced by the Committee on WAYS and Means
The distinction bet~ bills ported by these different
committees is Ne follow All projects tor internal inn
provemenls when hrs brought before Congress- are by
rule OF the House, referred TO the Committee OF Inter
nal uProVemens; and u Is the province of that com
mittee 10 inquire into their expedieney and retor,
accordingly The same rule applies to The Committee
on Miiry Affair.", 10 whom referred all me- pro
JFcts OF iOribcaiious and works OF deeuch But
bill Tor new tort, or breakwat,r or any other
object OF the kind, has once become law and The ne
ce'sary appropriation for commencing ia is made The
expenses OF carrying il on aud comps ting H. are ia.
GUIDED in the annual estimates of the Secretary Of The
treasury aud he buiness Of porting bills MAKING an.
proPrauons Tor the pur pose belongs TO The Commit.
tee on Ways and Mean. OF this character we're all
the bills signed by The President during this session
They were The GLOWING First, bill making appr,.
Pria ion. for repairing ADD extending the Cumbsiand
road This road, az IL well known, has been nsidet-
ed by IL our former Presidents. as involving dis,inc
question from that Of the general policy Of making road,
thToug Sotep and az resting npol az iginsl compac,
with the wsterO State by which the expenses of The
road are TO be refunded GU OF tbe sale Of he public
an's,a percentage Of which IL spee6raliy pledged for
hat purpo Secondly bill for the cornp siion and
carrying on OF &C tain Improvement Of the navigation
hafhoufs Snd moulh' OF rivers All these we're old
work, sud nearly n Of them had received sppro ria
on' Tor he purpoBss st year IN bill iiea an.
proved by he Pfesidn'. They are al impfo ensst,
o. lake or tde-wa.er harbors Of entrances 10 sea
pos, iof 'he convenience Of lake or coast navigation
AMI with "bsever judgment some Of them may have
beeo originally projected they all res. up)o The gro und
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-12-09
rTo. Is.

med, Stand travellers. for a moment, for you
must. ! warned you long, and you refused TO
listen.--I entreated you, and you answered
me with scorn. Had not loved you, had
left you to your fate, and saved myself without
you. But5neither could your Sights repulse,
nor your wrongs Offend For every blow you
struck at this unsheltered bosom, gave you
back sigh of pity and of Iove--such love as
you shall witness ere we part. tell you this
path is death, and you believe me not. have
shown you the danger; l have shown the es-
cape. All is in vain, and there is but one way
left Pause here moment where you are,
and let me try that dreadful pass before you.
II perish not, so on your way in peace, and
leave me for mailman and the fool you think
me. But if l die in the attempt-if, in yon
dark waters ye esteem SO shallow, We see me
struggling in the grasp of death--if ye see, as
I'VE stand here in safety, the ingulfng chasm
CLOSE in upon the earthly form of him whom
ye despise--O then! it is all ask of YOU
to requite the sacrifice; il is all I ask in
payment of my love, believe the danger, and
escape while it is day. The travellers stood
fixed in mute amazement on the spot. The
devoted being advanced to where the wa
tiers closed upon the rock.-Turning one last,
fearful look on those who obstinately had doos
med him thus to perish, and spending all that
remained to him of life in prayer to Heaven
for them-'believe and be We saved he said
and plunged into the waves. A moment he
struggled moment, and he was gone.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-12-09

have been wanderer and an outcast in the
land OF my fathers. have seen its populous
places made desolate, and its orange groves
sprinkled with the blood of those who had nur-
sed them. have seen the multitude shake off
the chains of priestcraft, drag the cowled head
in the dust, extinguish the sacred flame of the
altar, and trample on the crucihx. They had
set up new idol--a new divinity which thew
knelt to under the sacred name of Liberty. 1t
was that liberty which opens the hoodgates of
crime, and casts off from the arm of the assas-
ion. the letters of the law.
Yet change came. have seen one horde
OF assassions swept away by another. The
wretch who conducted the fatal Hoyade, him
self persisted by the hand of his fellows. / saw
him on the stained scaffold, awaiting his inevi-
table DOOM with grim and terrible compo-
sure. He bent himselfto the block, and died
with curse upon bis lip.
l am a broken down and grey haired man
yet it is not with the weight. of years. or the
sivering of time. Sorrow has more than done
its work: and go out among the smiling faces
of mankind, and the glorious creations of the
divinity, with a spirit which takes no hue Of
gladness, from the beauty and harmony around
me. One thought from which there is no es-
cape, rests like an evil shadow upon me, and
lends to>the glory and loneliness of the earth.
its own sombre colormg. but the light of my
earthly existence is rapidly waning, and look
forward with a blessed hope to the moment
when, casting off the sorrows of humanity, the
tired and weary spirit shall rejoice in that des-
tiny, which awaits the afflicted and truly peni-
tent of the earth.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-12-09
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON ExPosIToR,
EEAHLr OPPOSITE TO THE fosT-oTTIcE.
n ". GIBBONS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS.

The WILmINGroN ExPosIToR will be published
i weekly on Super Royal sheet, at Two Dollars per
year in advance; Three Dollars at the end of the
year. No paper will be discontinued, until all ar
rearages paid, except at the option of the pub
hsher-and failure to notify discontinuance will
be considered new engagement.
Advertisements not exceeding square, will be
spcuousy inserted three times for One Dollar, and
for every subsequent insertion Twenty Gents. Those
exceeding square in the same proportion
II communications relating to the business of the
Establishment, if sent by mail, to ensure attention,
must be post paid. tl ?
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-12-09

The greatest hardship of poverty is, that
It tends to make men ridiculous"
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-12-09

wzLnnrMaroN, DEL. FRIDAY, DEG 8, 1881. \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

In tho progress OF that interview, his report the tariff and
the Bank of the United States, became topics CONVEX
ration felt and expressed deep interest in relation the
arif and TO the Bank and ut the moment my mind dwell
upon the latter much than upon the former subject
understood the Secretary 10 say, many words hat
bill could be prepared jointly by the committee and
hnsc that would bcnccepabe 10 the Executive and to-
all parties; and the impression very strong my
that the bill spoken Of for chartcrng the Bank
Subsequently calling on business your Office with two
Of !my constituents, communicated Of them, in,
your presence the substance of this conversation. The
publication made by you was without my knowledge
did know of for several days Afterwards Finding that
for the purpose of explanation. The
collected by the Secretary but he declared that speak
ing off bill that would give satisfaction, and be approved
by the Executive, he referred TO bill adjusting the
riff OF Duties and to the Bank OF the United States
This misrepresentation is at accounted for by the fact
that the bill spoken Of In the close of the conversation
when my attention was attracted TO the Bank, and THAT Of
the Secretary TO the tariff"
".utch 10 do about nothing! o