Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

ton. Not content with the report
which he is TO make to the President
on his return, he is making reports all
along the road. The following are
samples Of them:-Nat. Int.
From the Boston Morning Post, Aug. 49,
Amos Kendall, Esq, arrived in this
city on Friday afternoon, and took lodg-
ings at the fremont House.
From the same.
Government Negotiation Nth the ".
York BankS.-W learn that Mr.. Ken
dali, the Treasury agent, received the
assent of the following banks to the pro-
positions submitted to them for trans
acting the business of Government,
and receiving the public deposites as
soon as they shall be Withdrawn from
the United States Bank.
Manhattan Bank, capital So, 100000
Bank OF America, 2,000,OOOI
Mechanics Bank, 100000
Merchants Bank, 100000
New York Bank, 100000
Union Bank, 100000
National Bank, 100000
Phoenix Bank, 100000
From the Phila. American Sentinel, Aug. 81.
The Deposites.-We learn from an
authentic source, that the circular OF
the Treasury Agent, Mr.. Kendall, has
been tavorabl y received in Boston; and
that the banks in that city are ready,
not onl y to collect and disburse the pub.
lie revenue receivable in Massachu-
sets, in such manner as the govern.
ment may direct, but to give ample Sc
curity for the safety of the deposites,
and the faithful performance of the du.
ty they undertake. We also learn,
that one of the banks in Portland,
Maine) has prohered it's services, with
security, voluntarily, without any ap.
plication having been made to it.
Sound Currency.-The information
contained in the following paragraph
will probably hasten the removal of the
public deposites from the Bank of the
United States.-BaA. Chron.
"The Augusta North American Ga.
zette, fthe Sth inst, says-Merchants'
and Planters Bank Bills are now in de.
nsand, and worth fifty cents to the dol.
lar"
Is the Fourth Auditor specially paid
for serving as the Presidents Agent in
relation to the depoSiteS? Has he not
enough of business, as Auditor, to oc.
cupy all his timel If so, ought not the
job to have been given to some person
whose time and faculties were not al
ready due to the nation, that paws the
salary. Could no disengaged individ-
ual be had, suitable for the ingenious
errand!-Nat. Gaz.
Among the presentations to the king
of Great Britain, at his levee on the 10th
OF July, was that OF Joseph NJ. White,
Delegate from Florida in Congress, by
the Charge DIES Atfaires of the United
States, Mr.. Vail.-Nat. Int.
The Danville Reporter mentions the
death of VIM. Il. Chaplin, ESQ.,, Cash
Ter of the Bank of Virginia at that
place.-Ib.
The ex-minister of Marine TO Charles
Y. of France, Baron d'Haussez, has
published a work in two volumes, emit.
tied Great Britain in ls33.-Nat. Gaz.
Judge Clayton Of Georgia (of Bank
accommodation notoriety), announcesI
IN the newspapers a grand project a.
ganst 'chale oil. He wishes 10 super.
cede this, in the south, by cotton seed
oil, and thus keep southern money at
home-lnstead of paying it to the Yam
kee whalers.-Ib.
1t has been remarked that the rise in
the market price OF Cotton, caused by
the increased demand for the article in |
Europe, will efiectualIy neutralise Nul.
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