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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

clearly demonstrates that there will be no lack of ZEAL on
their part in the discharge of that duty. To MS belongs
the defence Of the reserved powers and if we but per.
form that high duty with the same zeal on our part the
balance will be preserved, and the system be safe.
In this conflict between the two powers, the patronage
oil the General Government will necessarily be on the side
OF the stronger party who will in authority; and let ~,
constantly bear in mind that this great advantage cannot
be countervaed butby maintaining i'm full au-
thory, life reserved powers and the sovereignty Of the
States Nor lie, us forget that ii the General Govern
men' and the delegated authority represent power
majesty that the sovereignty OF the States and the reserv-
ed powers constitute the citadel Of our liberty.
In this action and Reaction of our system
the two let us not repne at the part allotted u.s. II it
has lis disadvantages has also its advantages What
we lose in moneyed point OF view, will be more
than compensated in moral and political point OF
view, IL we but properly discharge our duty to our
country and ourselves. 10 restrict the General Go.
vernmen' to It's proper sphere; TO guard against the APP
poaches oil corrupon TO correct that tendency despo
tic rule, so natural 10 governments of every description
these are the high duties assigned u.s. 10 perform which,
The highest qualities intellectual aud moral are reuured
but which, II faithfully performed, will certainly be fol.
lowed by Their acqusion-an acquisitions in whatever
gm, regarded worth more than the wealth OF the world
win great respect, am, Sc, J. G. CALHOUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
Moore's majority in the Dis,ricI 60

MEcKLENBURG.-W. o. Goode 53I, Georqe G.
Dromgoole SO, James H. Gholson S.
BRUNswIcK.-"The election in the Mecklenburg Dis
rct closed after close and highly animated contest ON
Monday last, with the vote of Brunswick In that coun
y the candidates reduced to two-Mr Goode having
withdrawn before the opening of the polls. The vote
(Which terminated in the election of Col. Gholson bv
majority oil so was as follows &C c. Dromgoole ll2
James H. Gholson electromagnetic majority i49
"Correctng an in the published poll of Lunen
burg, in which county, Gholsons majority was Al more
than previously stated, the following recapulaon of
The result in the whole district, emitting the votes of
Messrs Goode and Knox, who had withdrawn before the
close OF the elections 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
UNFORTUNATE FORTUNE

A circumstances which furnishes "A singular ey-
emplhc,tlon Of the maxim, tina, money canpot
bring happiness, lately occurred IN This city We
have the facts respecting it from the most auileu-
TIC scarce and can rely upon their accuracy. 4
lady tween thirty anl forty years Of age received
mi 'rma,ion from her i,iendi abroad, TIA, u near
relative, recently deceased, hal lit her osueg, a
mounting Only To about clcN bHHarcd d,1{oy&
The intelligence was too much ior her nted tutt@
dure with tranquility. VISIONS o. pleasure AMI
cy,raragant antl.iYallons Of future luxury danced
through erexcliei Imagination md reasun DE-.
serted l,s throne the poor victim g. fosgaae be,
came a ravlne maniac, and was ia'lrn IN the Hos
pital, where she fingered oui few miserable days,
an then expired.
Thu, 'hc .csnry Wis rendered l,eqpee' oi sor.
nw, devised 10 the urn ollhc tele.Net Is dente.t
WIS enjoyment, bHt,ts rtsa.'s @etn a!adt9,s AMI
death. That was good prayer Of Aeu. -
" Give me food aud clothing sufficient for mo,
but let me- have neither poverty no, riches"
Gpaitla. Ga=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

! E1ssail,ss m "A. N,ssf--haasst Of a letter
| from MIR Richard LANDER. dated fss'dc Loz, Coss,
Of Af,ien, Sept g, 1882, on board the 0aorra
steamer -" write merely to inform you we a,si-
we'd bore on the Sd instant all well, and leave Tor
Cape Coas, this evening. Al tl. vessel. base
behaved very wei we have had ssvcru, 'egnadoes
the lightning was ieit more On hoard The Qboffa
than n. ron steamer IL rcinnincd on our decks
but il merely struck The sides ofhe latter and e..
ded of into The water THIS viii give }ou ~ ,dea
thu, n Ison vessel Is even snicr han hne built 81
wood On board Inc Guerra SO suffer maea irela
tho smel Of &c water, his the fQs boa las
not made on. lncL OF wafer siaec sic saFe8 tren
Liverpool, and she IS Hcyer warmer thar ihe "u'sr
sd floats IN. The most important part al ny work
III seon l. gin, when hope 10 s4nJ ou somc se-
! ~ iayorabl, seWs3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

In another column, will be found the proceeding
nj the citizens OF Floyd county, on the subec, n
Notification. Our " chivalric" Goyernor-(we
presume h must be chivarls as he is 4 Nullifycr'
will hardly RELISH the unqualified dcnuncia,lone
wlJa wh.eh has opinions meet in his old Congress
,onal dis;rlc;-he only part Of the Sae in Which,
he ,scr had any influence. lie ought hereafter L.
be silent on this theme in his Annual Messag yes
unless indeed, indlng that he olonger reflects TIN
sentiments Of his constituents he intends to resie,
The office which he never could have Obtained had
he not concealed his sentiments
We have also received, and regret that we hav,
not room to publish, tho proceedings of the meet
tngs, held IN relation to the same sui lec IN Bote
nrr Harrison Frederick, Rockbtldge and Monon
goIia---n all (which the curse of the Nufy.t>i
unsuallGedly condemned, and discrimination a.
vowed to sustain the President in enforcing the law.
Of the land.
In Amelia and Powha'an, meetings have been
held, and resolutions of a dllcrcn, tenor adopted
condemnatory of the Presidents Proclamation, and
rather Ginning in with the 4,cittne of NuIlifcn-
hon, Wilde they renouncc the aanc--but it is not
believed that these resolutions are fair eyponen,s nj
popular sentiment IN those countless Al the Anne.
liza meeting only al persons were present, - Of
whom voted for the resolutions, and 10 ayanst
them In both counties. other mpetinns ara called
IN order to obtain full and fair expression ef pub
lie opinion. Whatever may be the seniiol,u. NJ
some half dozen OF even dozen colatIcs in Viroi
MIA however IN which tie aoctfiae of Nullific,ti,n
IS sustained under tie name Of State RIGHTS it ,s
| certain tina, v's majority of her people is
gains, both the na1e, and the thing itself u.a,r
any othel NAM The pin can not be either 50 81.
CARED az honeyed TO be rendered pala:sbe ,o II,
people Oh tbs Stat, nov that the mask is throw,
of. liai inventors contrlved 10 keep No the 4,
fusion that Modification was peacea5le and ran.
f1uhoaG' remcdQ' little lonqer. they mjobt b,y,
carried Virginia with thcsu--hut IN unyeilinr H.,
designs, they have taken the matter outuf tbc hnnd
, of the politicians and put it in the power o,,b,
people to decide. They having every thinr to lbs,
by Civil War and Disunon, are against all MOI,
| sures leading to that result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
JAMES MADISON

In order 10 pcrver the true meaning of the VI,
gina Report and Resolutions Of '9S 90 In, Mill.
yefs mud 1t necessary 10 create 81 impression TIM,
tie intcliec, of Mr. Madison, who asserts tia, they
we've ncverpnders'ood by himself who wrote them,
10 countenancc that heresy, has fallen into ~.
sere and yellow leaf" But, how do thew nav.
lhi' Isn't by reference to the compositions ,yh;oh
proceed from his pen distinguished ,o,, 90 a..
nave ever peen' Tor severe simplicity of STYLE and
apower OF reasoning which cannot be apoyoo,ss,
oy The 4oleS! OF those who for party purposes find
II necessary to represent, him as Hercu,as vu.,L. /,
IN faHnels and leaning on his staff-,be decre,-
tude OF his body shadowng forth the insrm;,;.s oe
his m'nd' No. They dare not refer 10 ,hos.
compositions as evidences ola wanios ;n,op
because 'hey will show that the mind of the ;lus.
lr'ous Au'ho- of the Repor, of '9S Still, retans NJ,
US S'ie"s'" anu all Its hre-that though age has
zone It's office on his pershable part, the mmor,.
'''''' "'''''n sui sheds nndmnshcd lustrc upon
every OBJECT Which it touches These remarks ara
suggested by the unfeeling destinations in rotation
10 MI Madison, which have been thrown an, :.
NE Virginia Legislature, by some of the vouoo.r
members that body-by men of whose mode.,,
We may form some opinion from the FAC, TIM, ,hsr
SCI themselves up as the caechjsts and 4con.,;..'
''0"a' instructors Of James Madison; and eve,
more man that, pretend to know the mean;n, oe.o
"'p''' anu Resolutions drawn up by his pen be,.
'e' even than he does himself These vo,n. :,
", were severely and justly rebuked bv Mr.
""i'aee OF Fauque,: "That man fsa,d NJ.
"'''ace) who has been styled the father os H.
present Union ofthe States, the only scenssc o.
''"' vi EARN that man who is justly consid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
from ne Brsfon :Scaleari.
tl - TIMES

The People Of massachusetts, residents Of arigid
climate aud On on uuproiaetl'e soil depended,
principally an Eonniefce for support before hIann-
, lac;ufes were introduced Nearly all there resour
res wee suspended nj once viii, nm uncertain is
SUI, and nj uncertain termination, by he impa-
si,on o: IN urfmil.d Embargo. Many OF It's Cn.
zens among WtV'n was the Hon. Samuel Dchie:,
considered ihr law Unconstitutional I, could
not be conserved, they sud tIa, arowerto r.ep.
ioic Commerce could be properly construed INTO
authority to s,nihili1te o. even suspend il. The
inhabitants of Mussachusets were lrritatci ut l~ine
thus pIore1 10 IA. current 70 ruin-thcy compiair-
ed---bul they did nol threaten Nu.Ilfcat,on uor
contemplate IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

u t Z of the London Morning Chronicle
takes tue following view of the entrance of the
French troops lnlo Belgium
The DoctrlaGiyfS viii enter only when allow
ed, and march just oihe point agreed upon be.
iofehnnd and fire just as many guns as they are
authorized TO do and will then Withdraw, os re-
man. take possession, or retire, as commanded to
do by Pozzo ii Borgo Wcr,her, and dAppony
no not say never did say 10 not mean, and
never could mean, thai the King Of Holland was a
party 10 these miserable jussleries, and these
tricks OF the Cabinet Of the Tuilerics am sure
nc Is not But what do repeat, is this--that no
fteneh expedition viii ever enter the Beisian Ter.
| rtory during the Ministry ofthe Doctrinaires or
Oh 'he JhSe mitien--unlcss that Ministry Is etysn
10 understand beforehand that such blockad. and
such ertry VIII not induce Prussia Austria or Rus
sa' 70 take up arms against France. II then. n
oochad'ng expedition shall quit the shores Of
France Tor those OF Holland, il is because Russia
mas si9nlhed, directly or indirectly, to NJ de Brog-
lie, mat such measure will not lead TO a naval
resistance on his part and if the French army
sha!i enter Belgium, and proceed to Antwerp, 10
attack the CITADEL II IS because the Governments Of
Prussia and Austria have caused it explicitly or
implicitly 10 be understood by the Doctrnarcs tina,
10 a'u 'he'n IN obtaining majority, and bringing
ABOUT connlcr-revolution in France this entry is
TO be Permitted, and the King of Holland is to be
sacrificed 10y his allies for the purpose of presen.
ting the triumph of the Revolution of 1880 in this
country
ne poctrinalres DO not repose on the alliance
OF thgland-or the word and engagements of Eng
iaih they arc afraid of making war against Eu.
rope though backed by England, and would no,
dare, IT they knew tina, war would resu,, from the
oi'cKAdins expedition, or the entry of the French
troops INTO Belgium, to adop. either preceding
lou may call this wise or foolsh-pruden, and
Peace-o'ns-or imprudcnt and cowardly YOU
may 90 as DO say that this system is one which
cannot bht be over.hrown in France, because i, is
Antl-Nat'onal; or you may say with poor Henri
ron'fede IN the Memorial Bordelais. tina, this is
the national system, and is approved by the refec.
ting and patriotic. Do which You w1l---adon,
winch opinion you think at-bu, ONLY res, assured
OF the fact, that the Doctrnares will never enter
beisium, and never send an expedition to blockade
the coasts Of Holland, unless beforehand thew kn,w
quite well, and are quite positive as they are of
their own existence, that such entry and such block
ade will not lead to war"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

erea orc oithe purest men NM greatest s,....
tina, ever lived that man v ho Is the o,....
s,tutional lawyer efthe ege-Janes M,9..z
even assailed for his hereses Ills coo,.
on his own Report has been spoken Of as
letter, by those who were in the feebiene.s
fancy, when the venerable saye, in ,ho =.
his perfect manhood stood on the lnille,osa.
constitutional liberty, their ablcsl and mo,
cessful DEFENDER The order Of nature Is ,er.
youth has become the season Of wisdorn NIL
uence, aud aye the period Of fashness. AMI:
and folly. The Nulllfyers may calumnio,. 4,
Madison as much as they pleose--,h4y INV.
shed crocodile tears over the decline Of his 49,,
tnal powers, though, # they be impaired t.o,,.-
more sigorou, in their decline than r.1o>e or l..
precia,ors arc IN their prIme---bnt they nav
assured that the shafts ni rdicule aimed at tn.
Of Montpelier are poinlIess weapons. Nome
ever hear him asSailed, without .'nvoluat,r,lv -,
doping the sentiment Of Shakespeare
BE thou as pure as ice, ms chaste as sro,.
l hou shalt no, escape cdtumny"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

AMP OIL by the gallon or barrel, at
IL old peices-Rice, new crop, first quality, Raj
sins, new crop, sup, Oil Cajaput, true, Pema-
tums, Essence Of Roses, Volets, Jessamine, Car
nations Ci,ron, Flowers MilIlheus, &c.-This
day opening and for sale at the lowest prices by
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. q its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
Fron, The Pror,dtnee t n ~ Jau,nal.

From The Providence n ~ Jau,nal
Outrage AND MuaDsR.--We learn, very dircc,
that murder attended by the most aggravated
circumstances has been recently committed in the
edge Of the town Of river,on near Fall River A
young woman, residing in Bristol was some time
since seduccd bya minister of the Methodist dc.
nomination stationed al Bristol named AveRiit.
whose mnsiratons she attended Welearn, that
he first fabricated lrreligous charges against her,
and effected his wicked purpose, by defending her
and helping her out OF the difficulties which he in
duced her 10 believe existed She became encien.
e, and went TO Fall River to reside. Here she
wrote TO her bcrayer who returned herlan answer.
advising her to 60 to an apo,hecary, and enquire
for drug--the oil of tanscya and TO take it, beino
careful not to consult a docnr" She however
proceeded to hysician-enioncd upon him the
sirictest secrecy-and then informed hun Of her
situation, and Of the advice which she had received
vile told her, that the dug would cause her IN.
slant death. She then addressed Averil letter,
saying tina, she could no, follow his direction. lie
fSurned an answer rogue sting her 10 meet him at
nighifa near Bristol She showed the letter to
the physician, who advised her not to graz, the in.
teylew She therefore did not She soon, howey.
e., received another letter, stating his in,etlon TO
convey her out ostown, where she could enjoy
eFisacy IN confinement, necessary to preserve her
rsputaiion-and urging her to NEE, HMM tic edge
81 4iverton, with cloak and calash, tha, she
Nigh; no, be recognized. She went, as requested
Ibe next morning, her lileless body-bcsrins
marks of v'osencs, ADD resisted force-was found
suspended by rope, thrown over the top of the
pole OF hay stack. Her comb aud locks OF her
hvr wee found ii. considerable distance from the
stack and her situation was such tina. no doub.
ceu'd exist, Iut uiai she had b:0 wlcally murder
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

Or Friday, at Woodstock, Virginia man
named Parkinson Cdag was committed 10 the
County jan, charged wrh killing h.s hsolhcr
The parties were engaged in Christmas iinc
when dispute arose riween the deceased and his
brother, which terminated N the former receiving
a blow with horse yoke. which deprived HIM OF
l'p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
T-,em III " y Ersntnr Poi

I'm -s's,iua 90 the rumonr Of the loss Of the Con
stella on We have been favored with the following
communication fom an officer Of the United States
Navy. who lell that frigale on the l9h October.
The Constellation was then gong into the port OF
Milo. II a distance OF two hundred miles from
Rhodes where she was reported 10 have been wreck
ell IL without any intention to proceed 10 RI"ie' or
It's neghhorhooi bnt On the contrary, TO return IL
Sm9ns after shorl stay al Milo. VIZ are in
form, bv the author Of the communication thai
sfcf h. left the Constellation there was nothing
hle r.le. only light wind prevailing IN the
Mediterranean for n week ur more, il will be
psrcelscl ihu at the time tho vessel wlurh arrived
NJ Trieste bringing the report, must have loft
snyrns . false rumor OF the loss of,he Consiella-
ton preeailod there, and this was PROFESSIONALLY
the same Which she brought,
ia re Editors fite Erenine Post
Gentlemen - Finding that the contradictions Of
thf repori loss Of the u ) ship Constellation
have not bad the effect Of entirely undeccivlng the
public, be- leayc 10 state THROUGH the mcdua' Of
ropr columns, that II is entirely without foundatoo
sumo timo during the month of September last the
N.elaton ,xpu fenced slight gale after having
par,ei eampan. with convoy which had been un-
der her charge of the island Of Ccigo No inlu
nv whatever was sustained nor was she consld,-
Cd in any danger. On hr rc,afn 10 Smyrna
Il was understood that rcpou OF her having been
lost had been circulated thefr. In. Constellation
sailed from Smyrna again with convoy on the
10Th Oe,ooot aud LEFT her oil Ccriso on the 18th.
she was To return 10 Smyrna after touching ard
remaining few days ot Milo.
4 raI',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

We understand that work VIII be shortly PM
cypress, from the pen ofCol, White our delegate
in Congress, entitled, Sketches of Eas, and Yves,
Florida, and Louisiana" containing a history oil
the discovery aud settlement Of the PROVINCES and
the correspondence between the British Ministry
aud the Governors Of the Flnridas, between the
years Of 1853 and ISL, together with various pa
pers never before published ,eJching the history,
condition, and value of these territories To the
II States To which will br added an appendix,
showing the ,x,ent and yrae of the agricultural
productions of the West Indies, and especially the
Island ofCuba, showing what portion ofthese ar
tcles might be grown aad manufactured in the
territory of Florida. IFloridiar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

VHNtlt. subscriber having rented the Stable for
II merry occupied Ivy Mr., Samuc! BuIch, near the
Franklin Hoel, will keep on hand, for hire con
s,antly, supply Of First Rate Saddle and Harness
Horses al the lowest customary prices.
IIYRAM WALROND
n q he will also keep Horses by the day or
month.
Jan. :. 1899 2tif'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

OF the protective system But they snak, that, I'M
til all such means are exhausted, We should MOI
" stand to our arms and by dissoIsing the Union
introduce Anarchy and its long brood Of caamlties
into onr beloved land Do they not, then, deserve
our sympathy and support, when VIC find them
compelled, fcr taking this stand, TO relinquish all
their rIvileges, as free citizens of free govern
m.nt unless they will take an oath, which, belIev-
ing as they do, would be rank perjury DO they
not deserve our sympathy and support when We
see them compelled 10 shoulder the muskc, IN an
unrigh'eous and unholy cause in cause, which
whatever may b. the fact, thew believe TO be Irea-
sea' They PROFESSIONALLY do and We are glad
. see, frun he proceeding, fthe meetings OF the
people tina, they will receive tha, sympathy and
| suppor, from item, whatever may be the tenor OF
| the Resolutions adopted BY Legislature, which
seems 10 US be deficient alike in that profound sn-
gaciy aud high moral courage which he crisis de.
mauds.
SOUTH CAROLINA REpLEVfN LAW.
N''tN''@
Of the provisions Of lii. Repeyin Law, passed by
| tne Legislature of South Carolina, for the purpose
Of carrying into effect the Ordinance of the Null
| lying Convention. 1t IS the FIRST step towards
backing out from The high ground assumed IN that
Ordinance Tha, o1ious edc, declared, in so ma
ny words that duties on imports should no Longer
be collected or pad in South Carolina, an1 i, was
presumed that the Legislator in carrying II int
effect, would have made II penal to pay or receive
such duties. But, instead Of that, this law leaves
'discre,onnry with the importer, to pay the duties
or not and if the Charleston Courier be correct II
It's snrpcsltlon that no merchant will risk the loss
OF credit consequent upon engaging III lnigatet
controversy which refusal 10 pay them would ne
cossalily produce, no fear need be entertained of
collision between the Federal and State anhori
ties. The Merchants utN pay the duties, and the
Modifying ordinance viii be nulhheJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fsen ~ Waslisgfs~ 7siscyApA, Jan, E
ANOTHE&pUTRAGE

ANOTHE9pUT
ereral Blair. Of Soa1k Cssc'ins. entered IN the
~ = ME Guy, night tsfcse last armed ssh lear
800 and lrs d,rks. During the progress Of the
rsi.y. n, delb,sa,ey drew one Of the pistols and
srd;,--,he bah striking the stage very vcaf whore
n, f,ir~, and Miss JeHersnn were Standing
: ,y.ers Of the house threntenin, 20 remove him
..sc. h. nron,s~d that, II they would permit
49,, !, ,.r,in. H. wsaid J,tape i,se seaienaH !;
~. lew m,nu,es attempted to draw ahethes
,,.,s be,ng on, ns,rstcd with, he left tho stage
~. and ,c-k one nj the from, seats, Ukere he de
,,,,sty drew another pstol cooked and pointed II
). me stage The actors. aud the audience deman-
a,,r + he was then dsarmcd. and dragged by
fS,s from hs seat upon reaching the lobby, he
DIV ofi his coat and played III. bully IN true
-. slYio'
.,d paptaeaA arrived n Chn-lrson on The 18th
peeer,lar .a ,sh. command the United States
,rcs n, nal place
E@zfs Mobilization. - Many citizens Of South
Carolina are already On their way to the other
States with their families W. invite them to give
u.scall We possess a sod aln,os, lnesbsustibIe
WE ,noy the blessings ofa beautiful and salubrious
rl,nsle are pienu'uiy supplied with all thc neces-
sa,,.s nd may II the luxnfios Of life our pro
dacs is btunAsn, and commands n far prce and
u .rs. n least IN TINS section Of country, perfectly
freq ffr1, h. danger OF nulliheaton AMI disnnion
Ono OF ihy nos, distinguished sons of South Caro-,
Ina Is a.teaiy located amongst us Tins good
exam, = for others to whom VIC nre prepared ,oex-
tend the hand Of sympathy, good fellowship md
boso,,alitv. fHaat.piHe AIrocate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

NEW BASks.--Bfls have been reported in the
Pennsylvania Legislature for Incorporating half a
dozen new Banks. One of these is to be located
IN the village Of Darby miles below PhajeI-
phia- with capital of l50,0oo dollars Ano.
tier is to be the Exchange Bank, to he located
10 the Philadelphia Exchange now building IN TINT
city. II TO have capital of orc million Of dol
lars, and tue stock is to be disposed OF ut public
auction. The proceeds, over the par value tn be
appropriated to the bench, Of the Exchange com.
pany There is MISC toiea Traders Bank, IN
Philadelphia, and Bank ut Frankfort IN the IN
terior of that state, hills have been reported for
char,ering n Bank at roaonda, Bradford county
and another n, York, Pa to be called the " People
Bank"