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DEATHS

Died. on wednesday the 10Th April residence in the conn,
~ OF Caroline, NJ Matthew Canpholl
hu tl' different relations of life with
deceased Time, things
& stoEe has deprived the aged widow of an
u 1 ms children VI the lOnlest
~ should
knew him. 'e''' N''ON''SN =! "' ""o
Ded suddenly in Winchester, Tuesday, Apl Daniel Leo Eso
Lee was one OF the oldest society aud had iled
pnce OF clerk OF The anci district 1901
Sict was abolished in 1912; he
% OF inc chanoey for the district and remained
Judicial
established, when he
I Lee was also at the time his DEATH President of tho
OF the tatnes Bank this place,
sce te year ISI1 He also in early life
ouhonweah having been legal pofes n.
mas Deen IN ms days highly
aIgc ana interesting family
Residence Nashville, of an bs
instant Judge Oycrton citizen
career, venerable
YET ms npemnn was born in the
IenuesseeaIou
ms legal uiesbofore hs aval-and same time
Supervisor
erred upon him during the Presidency
appointed OF the Judges Superior Court of Law ana
quy OF TINS State, which Office he
court system m eOI, 1911 1uJgcs
9 me iaten which ie continued For onp time
'uge " nad been In feeble and nrm
~ oho OF a"olor OF the many ptoofIom
now much live
course OF regularity, sobey,
he scfupuousIy
ne naturally was his strict poongod hi, yoar
10 near oescoTe aud while Others Of far more he IN
through neglect
ere half their days numbered. O' ~ "'u'" "'"i
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INDIAN HOSTAGFS
$3.50, 900
April 25, 1898.

We have had the six .idan Chiefs among us; viz Muk
shik, (PRoPHEr) Ma pope, Pama.ho Ns.,new is kuck
(oack Hawks eldest SOM and Pd-wa.sheet (aIopted sol
OF The Prophet They reached this city OH Sunday night
Eagle Hotel, till Wednesday morning when they took r,
steamboat Patrick Henry, for Fortress Monroe Crowds o
nqusi'lve citizens were frequently the Hotel ocatch
glimpse OF the warriors They fine specimens Of the In
dian character Black Hawk has pleasing and venerable
ar Ills son has one OF the muscular frames and
abe counenances we have ever beheld-and we shout,
mink ihe Prophet had been very much beicd il il were
not Tor little Of the lurking devil in his eye" Mr.
Ford has taken striking kenessupon the same
OF Black Hawk his son, and The Prophet for gentleman
IN tins city Mr.. +. has often and painted the n
dams, and says these warriors about the average
ove complexion Most ol them in good plight. an,
en- Don Potnt-extrenely docilc, aud their counenance
in perfect Tepose
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NJ. ADAMS vs.. M 11u1Ncsrnn

some one has remarked, that Of all the senses IN
me world common sense is the most uncommon Re
ihls irue or not,iis certain that Mr.. John O. Adams
mas less common sense in proportion to his rernarkn-
Die requirements than any other man. who has been
among US Ills pen runs away with him. Rhetori.
clan, poet Oialecticiau and above all Coptroyersia
49, ne must bgure before the public-aud he must
ne laughed At. We have noticed his first Letter 10
Edward Livingston, Grand High Priest of the Gen.
eral Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the United
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II locomotive mania have seized all our dis
ungu,hed mcn.The President Mr. Clay are 10 visit
New Englend-Mr Webster is announced Tor a Western
tour anu we now see II stated that Mr. Van Buren, wilt
us suinhe'i visit the Western States. Judge Mclean,
we presume viii also cross The
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FAIRFIELD RACES

trance 800, half forfeit - w
Nm X Johnson g. colt by Medley, dam Betsey Robinson
Mp. Wynns b. T. by Monsieur Tonson, dam Ly Hal, "
htenaId Adams oh. colt LUnatic, by Frantic, dist.
Tnae--lst heat, I'm. 53s-2d In. SIS.
-' w -"
u ys DID, = - 'i 2
John NJ. Bots h. c. RUlla, by Cohanna wears old, 2
Richard Adams b.. E. Maid of ouhanp,on by Monsieur
TnuSOn, old q
Jas Gauisons oh. Sir Erin by Sir Archie, old,
. 1oodes c. h Tuscumbia, by Monsieur Tonson,
ON, - 3
Jane cotbins oh. Mutinora, by Mo.on's Rather,
,,ycWoH,, 7dis
Mm Wynns b. Anvil, by Monsieur Tonson years old DR.
Thomas Dcwcl b. M Lady Rowland, by Tariff years dr
Tine ldheGt, 3ra Sis-2d heat, 3s h3s
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MARRIAEES

HeH on IhuTsday, The 4t Of April, by Rev George W.
lce MI Nhan r. Gardner, Jr,
county, Va. ~ N~ - nus "'"'''"
thursday last by the Rev. Mr.. Hawley Pennant Bar
80! o I,to Miss ora Livngsion daughter Of Hon. Edward
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l,nt,tlrr..,l.,.r,-n

a.. COMMUNICATED.
We, the subscribers, Commissioners appointed by he
County Court Of Cumberland examine the poll for This
county do hereby certify that John Randolph received
1874 votes Tor Congress Allen Wilson 286 and sam Hob
son ~ votes Tor the Legature.No poll kept for any
other person.
Given under our hands this 9Ofb April, 1893
JOHN G. PAGE
SAM, HATCHER
THOS. IT fsBELL
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

MoNoNoALiA-For Edgar &. Wilson S34-for WIN.
y Morgan Cos. la Ohio, Preston TYLER and NonopgoI,
counties, wilson received 1855 votes aud Morgan II i3
Brooke has YET TO vote; aud that county expected TO In.
crease MIR. VS. majority.
GREENBRIER-For William Smith 57d-wm McCo-
mas TO- "a Correspondent Lewishurg, writes Oh the
zoth April that McCOmas late State Senator will have
majority OF more than 1000 votes MIR. VIM. Smith OF
this Dsirict)
Observation-Disclosures is elected TO Congress over
Gen. Cabell, by or 900 majority.
SMYTH-Ful,on 220, Byars IO3 (Fulton's elect;or
considered certain)
AMELtA-Wm. $. A,chcr, no opposition
HOUSE, DELEGATES
.uonongiiia q ID )-Messrs Billmgsley- and Cooper
Gfeenb,ier q D)-For Cary 272-Bown 2ss, Hum
phreys 800
SmyM q D0-John w. Clemens lI4-H. b. Tho,np.
son S. 5. Mcdaniel SO.
.t"ehd q d. -Rchard Booker-no opposition
Nor LAST LEGIsLArunr
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONs


1t Is ascerained with sufficient precision hat ont of the
Il Districts, Messrs. Loyal, Mason, Archer, GhOison
RdndolPh, Davenport Claiborne Taylor, Chnn, Steven
SON. Gordon, Patton, Mercer, Lucds Beae Moore Fti-
ton, Nc CondS, alen aud VIls0n-are returned to the
next House OF Representatives. The returns from the
Sth District are not compleed-the vote from the county
OF Accomack between Wise Coke not having vet
10 hand The members whose names are in Ialic are
new-constitutng than half of the entire dele.
CATION.
The Lexington "Union' states, that % The changes il
me representation OF Virginia in the next Congress of the
w. States are somewhat remarkable The whole of West
ern virginia has undergone total change. Every dis
Tlct nest Of the Blue Ridge sends netc menber-ana
men co at no former period hare been in Congress
ne valley will he represented by Fulton of Washington
Moore OF Rockbrdge, Beae of Shenandoah and Lucas
Jefferson The other Westen members will be McComas
oil Ca6el, Allen OF Harrison aud Wilson in the g. onon
gala district In Eastern Virginia, Wise probably dis.
places Coke in the Williamsburg dsrct-Randolpb
bouldln III the Charlotte dsnct-a new member i'm the
lecklenburg district" viz James H. Gholson-Taylor in
The place OF ROaoe-ond Loyal OF Newton.
S25O,OOO H0chS The Treasurer OF the Commonwea It'll
mas favored us with the following memorandum OF the sale
OF stocks effected by him Friday last:
MEMoRANDUAI If sales of $3.50 900 of State Stock
made prsudnt to nH .act Of 4Ssem6ly passed the 2O
fe6TuGry, 1888, 0ufhOTising subscription 6u the
State Of Pirginia to the Stock Of The Chesapeake ana
Ohio Canal CoDDanD'-viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

NORFOLK April 25.-The u s. Schooner Erperi.
"eht, LIT. Comdt Mervn, arrived in Hampton Roads
Yesterday FROM Charleston, whence she sailed 18th inst
me Experiment bears the broad pennaut OF Com Elliot
VINO Is on BOARD The officers and Of the Expert
ment in good health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

MMINTER FIELD SPRING RACES for 1888, will
w commence on THURSDAY the 10Th OF May next.
and continue three days. "'N''
EtTst Day-A Sweepstakc for colts and 6IIies-open
$50--and entrance So ' "
Ih'rd Ddy-The Jockey Club Purse-two mile heats
for $l00-enrance $40. '
lhe proprietor announces 10 his friends and the public
generally, that he will have the track in excee order
that he VIII be well provided The race ed and at his
mousse WIN the best articles for his table that the Rich
mona market VIII atord-as also with the best liquors
wines, &c-and he assures those who may favor him
with their custom, that every excron will be used ON his
res above Manchester on the main BSckingba road i
ChesIeried) as pleasing md agreeable as possible
Coal Mines. May 3. iISr s,S
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q n CHANCERY-VIRGfNI rules held in the
" Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of King William the lh day
of March, 1898 "'
ousannah wilkinson, Complainant.
James r. Shadwick, adnr. of Judith Turner deceased
Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife, Kezia Qudrles Abner
Allen and lvinia his wife, Caty Shadwck wife of the
said James T. Shadwick Judith Dugar, Benjamin +. Du-
gar, Spotswood Butler and Francis his wife, William II
Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit and Reuben Lips
CONT and Ann Nj. Lipscomb his wife, Defendants
he defendants, Charles Pgg and Ann Pgg his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules this Court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, they are not
inhabitants oil this Commonwealth, il Is ordered that the
s"h defendants do appear here the first Monday in
June next and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in some nespaper
published in The City Of Richmond tor two months sue
cessyey and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
ibis county. Copy-Teste.
Mays. I1s1ws,y
"a lBLER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes 10 EN-.
IEn ploy, Tor the ensuing season. experienced sea.
dy Miller OF good character and habits and without IA,
UlIy, 10 take charge OF mill James River near Pat
onsourg Bo'eouri county. For terms, apply to Jesseo
a. Strange, at Patonsburg, or 10
81, BERNARD PEYTON, Richmond.
"'y o. ll6-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

NIUDILE I|OINT, IUIh AprlI.
ARRIvED-Uned States transport schooner Motto
rom Ney West with the detachment OF the 18th Regi-
neht United States Infantry, under the command of Mai
uasseii we understand Maj. c. lei Key West on ac-
count of the Cholera having made lis appearncc At thai
place. the day before his departure tile 9th instant on.
~ a lew cases however had occurred-and those moi
among me troops Not finding quarters for the troops al
Mobile Point, Major c. ii is understood will proceed for
Pensacola the first favorable wind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

We learn, bya gentleman who left Fort Gibson about a
week ago. that the u s. Commissioners expected TO con-
ciude treaty with the Oages the day after he left
Tor all their country West OF the Arkansas and for
removal toward the Rocky Mountains, some 200 miles
Northwest OF Fort Gibson. The country which thew
WIN eave Is very desirable and probable will
be offered 10 the Cherokees of Georgia ON conIi, If
their ceding their country in that State to the United
Staes.--fThdnSds Gazette, April g.
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Erfract of a Letter.

IMPROVEMENT AT THE SOUTH WEST.
AMSTERDAM, MIssIssIPPI.-This Furnishing town,
situated on beautiful Bluff OF the Big Black River about
one hundred miles above its junction with the Mississippi
had lis origin about IL months ago.
III now contains population OF l50-Ahout so houses
some OF them eiegamtsix dry goods stores-somc Of
the stocks very heavy two groceries, spacious cotton
warehouses, neat church, post Office which is sup
Piled with the mail six mes week by four horse sta
ana al which about fifty newspapers, and dozen pamph.
lets are regularly received All this is the improve
ment oil one year. Being situated in the heart of an
e1ceedHSfy fertile and dnSey-popuidfed country and al
point on Big Black to which Steam Boats ascend with
safety, Amsterdam bids fair, long, 10 become one Of
the most important places in the and interesting Stale
Of Mississippi.
ErtrGct Of letter from philadelphia, dated 4pyil
%, 1888. r.
am sorry to announce to you, that pecunary difficult
hes arising from the delinquency Of country subscribers
coupled with The persecution with which the Anti Jack.
son faction IN this place have arrayed against it, have pro
duced Tie unavoidable necessity Of suspondng the publ
cation Of the Irish Republican Shield until Friday the 81
OF sy-when II will again unurl the banners Of Tara
and Democracy"
u An lrshnan requests usio re-publsh The fore going
Extract 1t is subject Of deep regret that at this mo
sn so big with the fate Of Ireland any paper dedicated
0 The support OF her rights and interests, should sis
Pended Tor The want OF support We wish to the
IRISH Republican Shield.
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April SOlh. 1879.

W we seize this opportunity TO say, that the Editors
are particularly DESTROYS OF communicative with the author
OF "Cumberland viii he favor US immediately with
his name and address2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

E inLh SoClEIf OF FIRGlNIA.-W WILLIAM
- NJ ATKINSON, Esq, Of PETERSBURG has been an
pointed General Agent Of the Bible Society of Virrnir
tn D,1ss o! RSy III Ball, who declined servng2 and
"E sSHe'' h'S accePjuccy o,,tus esrIc.n7
OF tne SAN Society JAMES GRAY, Rec See
NI9y .. IllO-lIl BIbIe SOcieiu of Hir1inin
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May 8, 1893.

AMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE wish 10
% sell my farm situated Gainesville in Cumber-
Id"" county, consisting OF nine hundred and thirteen
,on Of me best quality. The high lands are much las,
broken IMAM are generally found river and are in
yer and plaster. Besides the advantages of the R;co
MARKET enjoyed by the farmers james River generally
NY Darn Is not more than mile from the Muddy Creek
mlls al which, from 20 to 80 900 bushels of wheat arc
manufactured annudly-and not much farther from Car
ersVe-the merchants Of which place are large doaer,
VA wheat also The terms will be accommodating and
may be known by application the subscriber O.
May s. IllG-M4NI FRANCIS
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~ ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-By virtue and
IN pursuance OF Deed of Trust, executed 10 the
SUBSCRIBER by John M Ferguson and wife, Tearing date
Oh Inc hry-hrs day OF December, in the year one thou
s'hd eight hundred and thirty admed 10 re
IN me once oil The county court OF New Kent the ninh
Jay oil FeofnaTy one thousand eight hundred thly-
t"o' made 10 secure the payment OF The debt therein men.
TONED WI" be sold without reserve, for cash. at public
gT'o' !" Tue highest bidder on Thursday the ninth day
OF My next, at New Kent Court House in front of ,c
house door, between the hours of twelve and o
CLOCK, lI IT ne' the next air day, that valuable e.
tate or tract OF land, called ROBBERY with the improve
,fent'' consisting OF large aud comfortable dwelling
mousse and all necessary out-houses lying in New Kent
county on Chckabomny River, about twenty. five miles
rom chhon, supposed to contain five hundred acres OF
Land Such lille Is vested in the Trustee will be made
10 the purchaser, which is believed TO he good
EDMUND CHRISTIAN Trustee
Nav 3 '-'-'' a"stee,
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John u West, Esq., who elected Sheriff of Ker.
shaw District D. Co. few weeks ago. but would moi
qualify by taking the test oath required by the Ordinance
Nuimheat'on has been again chosen by large majority
20 MI nat oice We believe there is obstacle 10
his alifcation.--Fayette Observer
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70 rRE rpfross

70 THE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
cENILLMEN:-As an apology for troubling you again
with correspondence, doubt very unn,e sting TO
most oil your readers promise TO occupy but little space
In your paper in making another short reply 10 Cum
oerSni Had he given the explanation OF his meaning
III applying Tie term "twOs sided Mr. Harrisons sub
suu'e ut The Time he used it, which he did In his last
communication, IL would have saved many words Tho
want OF that explanation, left obnoxious to the only con.
srucuon which the Farmer could give it; Intention
cast contempt upon the substitute OF course auhois
G" such reply as Is incident to newspaper, political CON
troVefsy The sentence lightning with an "B' pre-
cudcs explanation MIR. Harrison can surely have no de.
sire TO mpute unriendly feeling toSorls him. ON the
part OF Cunberland whose expressions of cordial es-
'ee Tor and good opinion OF him. cannot but be very
gauyng III any doubt Is entertained Of their recprori-
~ on the part of MIR Harrison, that doubt will lie renov-
eu, oy reference to the polls II the 'Fsrmer" is not
mistaken IN lhe author, whose name he has but recently
conceived Mr. Harrison selected han as The object most
worthy OF his suffrage in the Senatorial district when he
was not candidate at time when circumstances forbade
his voting for the candidate in nomination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

kENT NOTICED. G.. MoNRor, Surgeon
~ Dentist, OF Richmond, Virginia will resume bis
Practice as usual on the 18th May. in The City-In the
mean time, Dr. NJ will be professionally engaged in Char
lotto, Buckingham and Powho,an.
way d II6-8t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

- appointment by the Presideat.-NIcHoLAs PHILIP
RsT, OF Virginia, TO be Consul Of the United States at
Havana, in the place Of WILLIAM SHALER, deceased
Appointments John b. ID. Smith of Frederick
Mr. Faulkner OF Berkeley, and Mr. Gaaher of Jefferson
nave received from Gov Floyd the important and respon
sble appointment OF commissioners TO settle the hound
ry line between Virginia and Maryland.-IVin. Rep
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~ ~ lCE.-fhe Subscriber being about TO leave the
state, requests all persons having claims Oh him 10
present them Tor payment before the 18th MAY Thosa
indebted to him will find much TO their advantage 10
settle With him pdor to that day.
. RICHARD p ADAMS
~. -. Persons having cIaiu,s In Ohio, Tennessee
Kentucky Alabama Mississippi can have them collect
ed on To3sonab'e term'.by RICHARD p. ADAMS
Mey 81 1855
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H1tAl kAORDlNARY -FowLE's Extra Super6ne
IA Dra6 Beaver Hats, so highly approved of on ae
count ct their beauty comfort aud durability lust re-
ceivod by G. V RAVNiGNn
superior Stocks and Gloves
May 3. nc q,
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q NtAlRs, PLASTER PARIS. &c. G. RrAp
- having made arrangements with two Baltimore ma.
hulac'urers, will keep always or sale in Farmvillc &c.
heTa dssoFnen oi windsor and seat fancy Chairs
ne also oilers Tor sale, large supply Of fresh family
uoocTss nuS ana wines general assortment Of hard
ware building materials paints and oils 4 sets Liver
poo dWng china, tea china &C. variety Of wooden
VINO" ware, house keeping articles, &c Also 80 bbls
manure plaster, fresh ground
Farmyille, April 22 1893 re 4,
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From Tie Charleston Courier

"The Philadelphia Gazeffe we think either antsr,,io
undertakes the jeopardy to which Hey are exoosed Ih
danger TO the Union is not oyer--he nuIiers declare
,na' me Odffte IS but inst begun"and systematic ef
Io't now making TO and unite the South for sope
purpose oil ms hIef, which although as vet underlined
squinS awiuhy, we think, at a Southern conlederacv
Vn "s sutgec we cannot exercise much vigilance
NC press must continue TO sound the aarm-it would he
'ecreant 10 us trust were il TO cry "als wel when e
enemy are sun numbering at the gates We are not a
posed 10 told our arms spiney, say there is no be
ior s s,ate OF hing-tere is no help for IT, TO he found
I'snen'ng Pubic opinion, and chershng enlarged
and liberal spirit Of American sn-Tbere is
Journal: ~ ~ N''o""a
The first gust Of notification IL is trss. has bIo,y,
over on. the storm Is not passed, the political sky is de
uea 20 De overcast by cloud OF still darker hue than that
Pouuceu Oy the ah there specks already TO be seen
on lne nozon Let not the people deude themselves by
suPPosng The danger over aud the Union safe The uu
mus OF ne people Of sister State caused bv The Lo
axes winch nuhcaton has entaed upon them must be
drowned IN the din Of more general and universal fem
Let the people be on their euard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

W Ihe Board Of Examination f0r .fidship11es
"nch IS to take place on the 1st Monday in MAY viii be
composed Of the following members 80
Com. Jacob Jones, President,
Capt WIN. -. shubrick
Capt J. Nicholson
20 Rolnguez, Esq.-[.NoJfoH Beo.
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LATEST FROM SMYRNA.-The brig Water Witch
capt Paxton, arrived at Boston on Thursday eveninq
rom smyrna which port she left the goth February
capt r. states that lbrahim pacha had not taken posses
SION OF Smyrna, that all difficulties between Ibrahim and
me sultan had been settled and treaty of peace signed
oy them the news of which had been brought TO
ON The I'm OF february. by French vessei ,yar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
THE DEPOSITS.

By the annexed article from the
Globe, it will be perceived that our re.
cent suggestions, that the deposits
would not be removed till after the
LIST Of November, does not tall far short
of the mark. The first step will soon
be taken in winding up the Bank
the rest will follow.
From Globe Of yesterday.
We are authorized to state, that the
deposits of the public money will Re
changed from the Bank of the United
States, to the State Banks, as soon as
necessary arrangements can be made
for that purpose, and that it is believ-
ed. they can be completed in Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, in time to make the change by
the first of October, and perhaps SOON
err. il circumstances should render All
earlier action necessary on the part Of
the Government.
1t is contemplated, we understand,
not to remove at once, the whole of
the public money, now on deposit in
the Bank Of the United States. but to
suffer it to remain there until it shall
be gradually withdrawn, by the usual
operations Of the Government. And
this plan is adopted in order to pre-
vent any necessity, on the part ofthe
Bank Of the United States, for pressing
upon the commercial community; and
to enable it to afford, if it think pro-
per, the usual facilities to the mer-
chants. 1t is believed, that by this
means the change need not produce
any inconvenience to the commercial
and that circumstances
will not require sudden and heavy
call on the Bank Of the United States
so as to occasion embarrassment to the
or the public.
The general anxiety which has beer
on this subject, has made it
proper to announce what Is Intended
to be done; and we understand that
the facts and reasons which have led
to this measure, will shortly be laid be-
fore the public.
1t is believed that they will be found
to be amply sufficient to justify the
course which is now to be taken, in
relation to the public deposits in the
Bank of the United States.