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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
dee. 10, 1883
VIRGINIA.. TO VIII:

VIRGINIA.. To VIII:
At Rules holden ~ thr Clerk Office afthe Cou,-
y Court Of Jeii'raon, the FIRST Mon,.ay Ia
February, 1854:
John H. LAlle aud George ~. LJH'~.
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
HiAsam PcHsEe'yH. Sihas .Jiayn.aeIf,tr. and ia.
scfh L. RUss,H, DrEExpANrs
~ CHANCERY.
VIE defendant, " az. Pendlcton, not bav-
lag entered hs appearance. BOD given seen
rity, aseoF''ing 60 the act Of 49,. tnhly and the
rules si this court. and u sppeaf.',g by saiiSiar-
tory evidence that ~, - rot 40 iphabt.nt a hi.
euuntfyi II - srdcrrA That the sad Defendant
do appear At the c1urt-hrusc 81 s.id count, on
thr ihifd Monday Va April next, and answer a..
bill 81 thc plsl"t'is. s'dtaI copy II this ofdcr
BE- iofih~uh inserted ~ sorn- newspaper pubiisli-
I'd in the county OF jefferson. r tao month.
suceess''ciy and posted at the front doOr II ~
eoust-house ~ sad county
y copy-Tes'e,
5. }. CRAMER, G. &.
February &. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

VIE FARM, belonging to tie heir, of la.
con Burnell, deed, known by thr n,r
~ the Yellow House Farm. There are ab.,.
JuO acres OF cleared land on said farm
SAMUEL. CAMERON,
- Guardian for iss hsi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
LAND EOEs SAFE.


GNN Monday the first day OF March Court,
~ the AVON MILLS with all the
Land aud improvements thereto attached,
tStore-housc eXeepted,} will be offered, a,
public sale before the ourt-IIouSc ia Charles
town. Terms, Oh the day OF sale.
DANIEL. kABLE,
For SELF and Hers.
Jan. 16, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
~ CHLN'CERr.

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
NJ Roles hoi'lrn ~ the Clerks OfF;er Of th, ~
cur Snp, rior Count ~ Law and CLaneer, -
Jefferson County, the first Monday in Janaar,.
John II. MeEnJ,rcc, P,ux
.fs.iLN,SI'
John Lemon and James ernon nKvx<n
IN ChLN'CERT.
hhf' defendant, John Lemon, not hav-
hs entered his appeaisIce, and gwen
security according 60 the act OF assemble .nJ a.
rules .. 'h'' eonrii and IL appearing bs sAiistg,
tory evidence that be - not AZ inhabitsnt Of a.
country: u r. ord-red. Tha, the said ,l.feodntt g.
Al'l''r %, re on the fr,i DAY 81 the next term
answer The bill Of t,.. ,,I.intia .rJ a., -
OF THIS order be forthwith insert q in some ,ru
paper r"b, she'd ia Cha,lcstavn, for two nortt,
snee' ssi'eiy aud posted At ths front door al .,
eou't-honse :" the said town of Charicstovn.
Copy-Testr,
Jan. Q. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
E,sIr0U Sheen.

h-lANi W aWBrfsnt, 90 us d.fcri.I
- ~ hstr thfs DAY SitFsd. us fsifats, t.ef.
~tiLtP, tb'sn 20 us BY GsfHle " N4i.t 81
this enuu'f pud "a Gel ne same a. b. f.ur s-.
ui"fs, tao fvrs, md oi.s rsfn--no fss - tles
hat'rg ufe same esF ui.it Ono hss = cfoy
tha RIGHT caf--pnr hss fiit mi u.,'i,fbn ~ n.
itit elr. .fid efop atd undefi't 90 tie Fiei
ore w,th boil b. sch suf--ou- ~ith tvo 81 a.
go ~ rishi ,sf snl % cop u d. lrf-ufr vim
q crop 1T .,h s.i .sJ ~ hole 81 The ssms -.re
sirl, sh tiir ioft err snd 30 unferhst Il, OIL.
tiEtt-and one 9Th . ssn.i3~ ctk o. o.. bI
rf'. sHd ur tn sptsi nis ti,f sa.I ..t.n .hete 30
20 % ~t,h trruled uuder aur D. s. il e $50.
- u tcb-l.y is3t
JAfOn fONgEuAkE.
WILLIAM INGfR.
JOHN LJNGERhtE
TTFhs our-f nf oauert q thr shove nansf
Sheep, ell o. i,-.Fe pretefty. pst slssrg
aad takr Co. asay.
feh. o.. 1881 GEO " MOfEf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
hLSO,
II HOUSE and LOT

ii HOUSE and LOT
On the Nln-St:eet in Charlestown, most
e'igibly situated for business Of any kind. II
Is the property now occupied by AIR. Joshua
Deaver n shoe store aud dwelling.
T.rns-One-fourth or oue-third in cash,
the balance in deferred payments, arranged
with regard TO the convenience of the pur-
chaser.
IL ~ DESTROYS to make an early sale.
aT- will be found (if not seen in Charles
town. nj the residence OF my mother.
GEORGE w. HAMMOND.
Jan. IG. 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
BCLLSALN E.E.N.D
ron SALE,

0GA oAA4AG.
HtiE FARMS, ON which we reside, living
IL on BuliskiD, near Kabletown, are for sale.
One Farm contains 133 ACRES, aud the
other 147 ACRES. These farms former
" belonged TO Daniel HeHlcbower, sen
they adIoin each other, and also adloin the
lands OF James w. McCurdy, Henry Row
land and Others. They are in 4 high state
OF cultivation, with good improvements, aud
VIII be sold together, or separately, to suit
purchasers.
III these farms should not be disposed of a,
private sale before Thwsday ihe 20h II Re-
6r,adry ne<f, will, on that day, on the premises,
be offered at public sale. We deem il unne-
cessary TO give n detail Of the quality of the
land and its great and lasting advantages, rs
II - presumed that those DESTROYS Of purehas-
ing, will Of course view the premises.
The ,erms, either for private or public sale,
will be made known by application to the
subscribers, living on the premises.
SAMUEL. HEFFLEBOWER.
DANIEL. HEFFLEBOWER, Jr.
Bullskin, Jefferson County, Va. =,
January Is, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
A Teacher Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN 81 good moral conduct
IN competent o. teach Mathematics. aud
the usual branches of a good Euglish Rduca-
tion, = wanted a. an assistant 10 the CharIes-
town Academy Letters. addressed 20 th,
subscriber, post PAID, , will be- attended 10.
EDWARD HUGHES.
Jan 30. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
IJEFLNDANI
IN CHANCERY.

"A n Court Continued aud held for tie
Z N ss'd county 4 jefferson, "a the I7th ,lay of
DceeIsbcr. 1855; ! he plsiuuG h.,mg alei has
bail. a q the said administrative having fitted her
answer u.crcio; aud I hOms. \. Moore having
bccn appointed gusrdian sd litrIn iur ,h, said va
is''i dvis ndan,s. aud having fled his answer TO
''" S.id bill iJr And behalf Of the .4id infant
,s i-'.,.s uts; -1i tie defendant, James Bat.illc
i.e~is, ne hs'ins catered h's appearance, aud
gwen seen.uy according TO the act oI assembly
aud the rules at th's court; aud II appearing by
S-'isisetory evidence that thu said jaime Battsill
i1Sis ~ not an inhsbitant of this country: II o.
ordered, That the SAID defendant do appsa Ar here
on the irst day Of the neAt February term 4 thus
Court, and answer the ball % the plsirtiti, aud
that copy Of this ordrr b. fortiiN ith inserted in
some neS sPSpoT paLlishcd IA the e0uHty Il JET
ierson, ior iva months snceesal'ciy, ard posted
at thc fruit door Of the count Ui this EQUITY
e"Py-Iesic,
>. }. CRAMER, &C.
dee 10 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.

UtHisn'-Peri, february IH. l-3a.
8 Resolution Of the Board Of Directcr.
- OF shis Institution, the following scale
aud rates have been adopted for the goyerr-
ment OF the officer, thereof, IN receiving der
sites OF money.to Unite q amount, subject %
interest, va:
For depos,tcs payable sir
mouths efi'r desisnd. certi1- ncr oo,,,u -,
caie- -hAli be issued bear n.rN,,
ing interest al the rate
For dcposiie. PAYABLE
nias'g days amer drrnaad, GER ner on,,,,,
tihcates shall be issued bear A go,
aug interest az the rate
For dePoslteS pay able sir-
~ days after dswsRd, ccrtiR- Der annvr, -
Gates SHALL be is-ucd bear cen,
ing interest az the rate
by order.
Feb. II, isJ3-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
Private SAIL.


WIZ. subscriber will sell, at private sale,
y the FARM upon which Jacob Benner
now resides, and lying on the waters Of the
Potomac river, aud adjoining the lands of
Adam Moler, deed, George Reynolds and
Others, containing about
377 LIZ Heres,
large proportion Of which j. IN fne thriv-
ing Timber. The Improvements are COM
fortable Log Dwelling, large Barn. &C. with
a neVer-failing spring COW enient TO the house
There ~ on thts farm an elegant Ample or
chard, with other fruit trees. There IL like
wise upon the river bank quarry Of lime
stone, the lime Of which IS superior 10 ans
made IN this neghborhOoj. Persons wishing
To purchase, will apply to VIM. e. Ericn At
TIE AotEEs in Works, or the subscriber IN
Frederick ouuty, Md.
Terms will be made to suit purchasers.
JOHN BRIES.
Dec. IL, 1s33.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
Look ut This
II sHOsf JinfMGble Farm
FOR SALE.

Look ut This
II .H0ss JaafsabIe Farm
ron SALE.
An authorized To sell, az private sale. the
IL FARM now In the possession OF my mo
thee. Mrs. Ann N. Iismmond,) and upon
~hich she resides.
Ths, tract of land In within half mile OF
Chariestown, contains about
500 ACRES,
one-fourth clothed in 6nc Timber, and i
finely wate rcd--the Charlestowa run passing
through tho ecntrc Of it-aD1 there being al
SO upon IL several ncver.faiiing springs.
This Farm has never been tcnantcd out /;
but for the last ten wears has been cultivated
with an almost exclusive view TO tic IN.
prnVement Of the soil; yet, nj the same time,
II las yielded during that period AN average
crop OF 1900 bushels OF wheat. ar be iwecn
IS and 30 bushels 10 the acre. aud proper
tonatc quantity OF corn, aud other usual pro-
ductions of farm. Ia point Of richness aud
ertility oT soil, believe IL TO be uncq,Ial,d
by any other tract OF land in this county. u
Is peculiarly adapted TO the production of
wheat, its surface being even aud undulai,ng
and we'll cleared Of rocks aud breaks.
There arc upon Il two large OR s1t2yN-
CHARDS containing great yarie- Syz&S
~ at tnc and carefully selected 49,
FRUIT TREES.
The right OF water upon the stream, Tor
some distance above the premises, IL the pro-
perty OF the owners OF this land. and " III be
included IA the sale. ! am induced TO con-
slider It valuable .inasmuch rs I have frequc Mt
" been offered high price for II.
The proximity OF ths Farm 20 the Chesa-
peako and Ohio Canal. 10 the Winchester aud
Hsrpors-ferry Rail-Road, to tie Shonandoah
Flour Mills, and To Charlcstown-its present
high and profitable state of cultivation, toge-
Their With its unlsiiiDg streams of water, ius.
tify me IN the assertion that IL Is Ear the most
desirable property offered lately for sale IN
this vicinity.
The buildings are a comfortable ~
Brick Dwelling, Kitchen, House for III
serN wants, aud Meat-liouse, n CON- .s.l
modious Log Barn, Corn House,
Granery, Carriage House, and lce-House.
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
by post and rail and plank fencing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
II EtRIV06Ec T0n1sery, SC.
AT HARPERs-FERRY,
FOR SALE

very valuable and eligible real pro-
n perry belonging TO tic estate Of Town
send Beekham, deed, situated on the upper
part Of the Island Of Iirginus, al Harpers-
Ferry, - nov IN the market, at private sale.
The promises consist Of a TANNING ES-
TABLlSHMtNT, with water osks 90 grind
bark, large number VI Fats, shops, BARK
Houses, aud every other app0rtenance re-
CURED to carry on the busine,s on the most
e Ktensfve arale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

~ "'ry S''sds'ie~, r. ,''' Raa oE-e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr.
D,senbcr Term, 1855, OF the County Court.
Joseph Letcis. PLAIsrIrF,
AGAINST
Mary Le,ris. administrative, and .Ian,rs
BGi.aais Leieis. Fisher fines Leris. Cha's
Henry Letcis. John Berkeley Leris. Mary
Jane LetriS. .Nngnus Muse LeTis. Joseph
.Ne,rton Lsiris, Robert Le,cis and " %,
HierOme Thomas Leri,. children aud
heirs at Lno of John II Le,ris. deceased.
,rhioL said Fisher lines. ChUies Henri,
John berkeley Mary Jane. .Haynus .NSse,
Joseph .NtictOn. Robert, aud Hiiliarn
herome Thomas ore 6Ifmis mder he
Sge of t,ceniy one years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
VIRGINIA. 10 WIZ .

NJ Rui.s holden IA the Clerk. Office Of the CIR
cut Superior Cou't IL I4-w and Ch,neery for
Jeh,rsrn County, the hrst Monday ia DVsenl-
ber. 1888.
" lillian Luess. administrator dc bonis non with
tAs ,oiA aHasrtd Of Ed,escd Lsess, dsed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
E'AREx EOR yEasg,.

IEO. x. MOSIER, Ca5Lit-.
Feb. IL, isJ3.-Iy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22
FOssEHGsN-
INFORMANT FROM poRTUGAI7

/,,.,. NEW YoRR July H.
fIo"ey Of 'e ship Moro Castle arrived Yesterday l,a
naysns' has kindly furnished with supplement 10 ,,
nano, wren contains accounts fom Spsn, received i6
"aa"a' nom Vadiz 10 thby days time, These accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

5 Tsa' grea, abuses wcs' mani
fest by the allowance of enormous
sums M exiias, 10 isyoiitc null
coniraciors--thc extra allowances
IN muny instances exceeding the
Original contract, four-foid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

Since last have Reports Of The Ma
oriiy and the Minority Of the Comeuec authorized 10
examine the condi'ipn OF the Post Office Department
We should like to give both, enre tina, nigh,
have svew OF the whole groundbut teir great length
puts out OF the question: We give below without
men condensed view of al the imports facts aud
illusions contained in each. That readers may
abled 10 compare these two Reports, place them,
their respective order, in parallel acknowledgement
lftH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22
from the New Yok Eyen;,, D.,

From the New Yok Evening Post
1heSSTS. EdfoTS-Hdve any OF co, tho
means oil ascerainng how Exchange the B,nk has
actually purchased ia this market within the last ii Y
weeks! am crediby Informed that within the las, three
ds ne nas purchased IN New York rising three hum
dred thousand pounds sterling, from 95 to 02 and ,
ner purchases IN Phsdeiphio, New Orleans aod other
So"erh cines' nave been equally large. Now as she
mas sent on letter 10 few distinguished Of
tonS experience and great sagGciiy in Gtssinese"
w"en signed by them and back HAS ELECTED renv
rom me iit'ie Emperor, we may the high card
sne mas been playing Exchange sold Yesterday a,
i o = and The bank no doubt will he getting iO5 or
o' anu very ikeiy In packet two when her tender
mercy begins TO be elt, l07 3 If tbis ia M, ,;
Inc penny with vengeance, DO no, know what is
YORK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22
PATRICK HENRY.
TO THE EDITORS or THE EMO UIRER.
MIR. HESIERFIEID


In my letter 10 you concerning the exhibition which
hlr Leigh made Of himself before the peopIe of Chester
bed az our last Court day. published in the Enourer
SAID "ho Clay party bad no mc-ting take the sense
OF the people, as they hal published, with regard 10 in
sructng Mr. Johnson" Alter the mail bad started con.
tsolog my letter TO yon, mel bbor Of came over 10
my mouse aud informed that after had IL Il the Conr,.
house with number OF others, lae in the evening.
inesiing was called by tho Opposition party 10 ,aks the
Johnson, our Delegate. The account NY neiebo "a e oo
o'ihs meeting was indeed uJicrous one. The Adinsra.
on party would have nothing lodo with them. r. sefy
ca as an Oer OF laughter tor tie surrounding
III - unnecessary now TO STATE the particulars oft ltwss
however, complete abortion. Although la'e when left
we Coiri mouse, aud many Of the eods Of the Admin.
i'W'hpn ieh al The time al Of having 10 20
lohg us'apce TO reach home, heard nothing OF the con-
'emplaed meeting, that any would take place that after
noon Indeed, thought that tie Clay or pyebad party
- ~ v justly termed conscious Of their weakness and Mr.
advantage 10 their c'nse had altogether abandoned the
lhea OF having meeting. But find mistaken
rue 10 their cause, they, however, got up little affair
III OF them remaining, doubt, the ground, we find
lhey we're able 10 muster, counting their Chairman and
Secretary, the a"onshing number Of 1871 THE, too
alter tie cifculid Of their dirty hand bills, and lheif
riding night and DAY 10 muster up their motley forces. one
hundred aud thirty scVtHi This number the party was IN.
abled 20 bring forward, who declared that they were op
to be psraded out Of old Cbesier6ed among the r
est counties Of the Saiei Almost three times that no,r
Der Of independent had already signed the usn
ton papers. But let Us ask who composed ns on. hun
bred aud thirty pssons' They principally consisted
Of the Clay party, The Bank party mostly from and around
Manchester, 10 sight Of Richmond al followed senator
u0uhi ohe Courhouse, 10 hear AIS Instructions
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r,Asonirr n,rnnr


1. From tho siatements aud
vouchers obtained a, the Depart
meat, It Appeals that It t-insoi-
rent 10 the amount OF SSO3, O25
2. That Mr.. Mclean. when he
retired rom the Dopaf tment, ton
mott surplus Of $3.50 i4u
} That IN iSo9 tho mail trans
portu,ioe, annuaiiy, was, in mile.
5000 ,,Ot
and in 1891, l9.OuO or
I. That Mr.. Bany, In his an,
nual reports to Congress, variet
in his statements rs 1, very ma.
,ei'ai facts, showing vef, grea,
inaccuracies IN conducting the sf.
fairs VI ,hc Depaftmrnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

G. 7ha, CLERKS ia ihe Depart.
meat w"fe engaged 10 mail con.
tracts, contrary to positive law;
aud that mail Contractors weic
The lenders Of money to the Po /
Mas.er, iof cam, Ing on the ne.
cessa,y operations oil tbs Depart.
ment.
z. That Printers waro plid ex.
tfavagant sums for printing, and
sumo we've mail contractors with
tho "newsPaPer privilege" thu.
enshling psriizaa Editors TO cs-
the Department for clectionesrinl
and private purposes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22


JAMES G. KING
CHAS. Il. RUSSELL,
GEO. GRiSWOLD
TH0S. TlLESrON,
j. w. IEAVITr,
JOHN GOoDHUE
j0HN A. STEVENS.
Ton B,pDLE.E'q. Precedent of,ho United States Bank,
Bank of the United States Juiy IL, 1854
Gentlemen have had the honor receive Your letter
o. me lo,h instant which mas Immediately submitted to
the Board OF rec,ors from whom could rail TO re-
ceve the respectful consideration 10 the seners of n,
The general subject OF whchit treats. has, you may
hanraiy suppose eaeaged the carly and anxious atten-
ton Of the Directors. for months past the PRINCIPAL
object oil their has Tor the safely
am 70 MAINTAIN the credit Of the B,nk at all hszsrds
me restrictions upon its business, which they were
onuer me necessity OF imposing for this purpose were as
painful 10 the Board OF Direct as TO the comn,ov ,nJ
they confidently trusted that rational legislature If
sancuoDed ie measures which rendered those restraints
necessary, would have provided Other means of iss,ng
"'eT inevitable pressure. But the adjournment OF Con.
gres without adopting any measures either of redress TO
pans OF OF relief to the community places both the
anu I've country IN new relation 10 each other, and
Imposes upon the diminished abiht; c ,e Bank an extra
ord,rary demand Tor its assistauce
To that claim the Board Direct canrot he
oe. They feel tat The prosperity of the Bank i, conn
pc.e'y identified with that Of the country they deem
not merely daty, but a qualification to ntcrpose
wherever The resources OF the Bak can be safely eopI
Gu III ne reei and support OF The great interests q the
community Accordingly, on the 9Th ,iltu,a, when /,
pe'eeveu thst ongIess was about TO adjourn without
nuopung any measures Tor the relief OF the country Nh.
9a'a appointed committee 10 consider the new duties
Wn'en as event nisa aevelve upon Bank and their
report was this day adopted - ~
mat report conempia two ic;s; The irs i, to pu,
az 'nnedate end 10 all the curtailnen OF the loans hi.
.oaliee'ed' measure which was forth ia aLopted-the
Second regards The future expansion of The loans OF the
subject as you ero aware, OF Tar greater difficult
ana defcacy The long experience sad the sasacitv
IN business for which many OF you. gentlemen are al,
ungushed wiz, think, readily suggest to YOU thai
general public declaration OF purpose add 10 the loan.
o' Tue BANK sum OF tom five millions of dollars
gn' De productive great disadvantage as well TO the
nank as 10 The public, aud that the prudent course Of
expansion, If any be necessary would be 10 tucrss H.
loans cautiously and gently those points which mos, re-
quire relief f ' '"''''e-
, such policy The Board are well disposed-and thew
VIII proceed to the consideration your vie vs. with ,ve,
posuo TO concur in them, lar The state OF the In
suioh anu TIE principles which they think il, prudent
10 conduct its affairs, viii permit
L have The honor 10 be-
ResD tI,tfrz
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htspecthFIIy yours,
IT. n, N. RIDDLE, President.
10 Mes'rs. James, Brown, John Hageerty. lanes q
k'ng, c. H. Russell George GrswoId, T6es I1leslon.
'ho '" Leavi't, Jno A. Stevens, Jonathan Coo,lhue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

8 Taatihc contingent fund wss
improperly used sud extrsvss9nIiy
wasted.
o. That tho Postmaster General
borrowed, wiihou, law, the sum
oi $3.50 200.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

Finally, they recommrn! To-
sisiatiun to correct abuses now
existing, 10 incronso official 70.
sppnsihiliiy in tho disbuis-men,
OF the moncys-mlkins eo5trscts,
sc
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be security AUST oysrsraug and the comnerce aud
rsdect the nation would al least uessuraby,
p usi,y, vigor aud prospesiiy
The intercourse OF the Bank with its customers would
thus be replaced its former footing benefit
and the Interest OF both be promoted by naurs
epocy, which TO be OF the geAes, should be
OF the longest possible 1urson 50 understood by ali par
tee
We hkve the homer remain, with the highest respect
Sir, your obi sersls,
(Signed9 JAMES BROWNE,
JOHN HAGGERrY,
JAMES G.. KING,
CHAS. IA. RUSSELL,
GEO GRiSwOLD.
THOS. TlLESrON,
J. w. LEAViTT,
JOHN GOODHUE.
JOiN A. STEVENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

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