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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

NEw-JERsEY.--The Newly ork Ga
zette gives the result Of the late election
for charter officers in New-Brunswick
There was a small Wing majority !; the
highest vote for any Wing candidate be-
ing 378; and on the Jackson ticket, 365.
Last year there was decided Jackson
majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22
Nj A. IL IL 1 Il ID,

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. West, Mr. Albert Cottrel. to Miss Mary
Ann Chafec, daughter Of Mr.. Otis Chafee, both of
this town.
On Monday afternoon last, by the Rev. Mr.
West, the Rev. Daniel Leach, Rector of Chrst's
Church, Quincy, Mass to Miss Mary II. Lawton,
daughter of the late Capt. Robert I.awton, Of this
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

I'm Old Newspaper EstabHshment.-
The first number OF the Liverpool Times
was published on the 9th Of May, 1876.
1t was also the first newspaper printed in
England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

The Philadelphia papers Of Wednes-
day, reached New-York by the Cam.
den and Amboy Rail Road, in less than
eight hours after they were issued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

The Philadelphia Courier states that
Washington Irving's Sketches of the
Western States, will soon bo ready for
publication.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

Robert w. Weir, of New-York, has
received the appointment of Professor of
Drawing at West Point. Mr.. Weir is
an artist Of ability.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22
ID / T. ID, ,

In this town, on the Goth inst Mrs. Elizabeth,
widow OF Deacon VIM. Greenman, and daughter
of the late Rev. VIM. Bliss, in the Saith year of
her age. She died in the triumph Of faith, and in
the hope Of blessed immortality.
Funeral This Afternoon, at l O'clock from the
house Of Elder Burdick.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

Col. Towson has been confirmed by
the Senate as Paymaster General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AR RIVALS.

MONDAY, MAY 19.-sloop VIM. TT. Allen,
Usher, FIN Bristol; schr Success, Sears, from Den
mis-; Enterprise, Nye, from New Shoreham for N
York.
2Oth-soop Three Brothers, Brown, from Fall
River; Fame, Pierce, from Bristol: ID Jones,
West, I'm N Bed for Providence
2lst-sloop Admiral, Smith, from Provid. for
Norwich; Omega, Starbuck, fin do for Nantuck-
ct; Independence, Peckham, FIN Fail River; schr
Nina, Spaulding, firm Thomaston for New York;
81 p George, Brisbee, I'm Taunton for do
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22
GROCERIES.

FHNHE subscriber, at his Store, south end of
~ Ihames-street, keep constantly on hand, a
general assortment Of GROCERIES. lie has now
on hand about 40 bushels Of PEA NUTS, which
he will dispose Of on reasonable terms.
may To-. JOSEPH II. RECORD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22

REMARKApLE.-A worm, thirty feet in
length, has recently been taken away
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-22
WARDS

EGEIHBLE HAIR OIL,
For The restoration Of hair on Bald heuds,
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when il becomes dry and
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03

HOte f'Ma0iuon Sree NreSs'
faun es ricbt nbsr'S Qsr5 briuoeth oof
mir ibrer @tfbeinnua auf Feline lo0euswi,r=
biaere WeiIe errpdbn.en. Sefonoer6 tbut
es i6r leic, oaB mir fIe, tu;e ile ursint "eiue
@au''asbeiBen bstten. @es:u oieie 8e=
fcbuloiauua, bic binldn9lib bereiBt. paB
neeer Ser Gsodetsur nod iejne DsIfersbelfer
t,utIdo perlteben -oarfen ,rir unS nit fei:
men, QDorte pertbeioi9en, fonft ntd6ten mir
rns por oem eefan1tt,teu tentlden pnolifnn'
fd,amen oenu ieoermann Der nuiern glrt'.
lei los, uno verltsht ,rsiS ooB mir 70 mae
nid,t oeI1ot bvben. Snoefen haben mir ei:
men anoerr Wunft nit Dem tt,oreltlDeu, 3art'
fableneeu 6erausseber osS Bbi9s ,,no Der
Sree WreB ab,uma6en. Der crmieIige Nn=
Il fast uetn!icb, "es lep Iauofunoie, ,rer bep
nnlsrm Qlnfauf Oieies Gtatli6emsutss, enl=
>psoer cas Gelb Sorsefcbpftn, ODER Shrsf
fir uns sesan9su le1: ''-D'slss msrfen mi
ihm hro i,rino al5 S,rsp cfsnbare Sallbbei:
ten unogascn,in ieins beueblsrltben 3abne :;
i,no ypeua er, unb irseno elmer feiuer SaNt
@lientsn fnbn 9enuo 1T eineMettsb. $1,000
piu,uaeheu, 70 MAIDEN mir uns beruIt ans
beiitbfa 1.) Som uno aller isiacn j2sIftrs
belferi, III be.rsifsrL oaB ipir ME. uro nou
nienap6en, beD Qlnfauf un lfreS ,gtab!iHe.
fnentes, pcer and ipdter. Gje'o baw as'ie'
ben purseIbof,n, ltro en,pfansen baten !;
iiuo g. Sae ,pir oa6 game tteils aus eise=
nen Mitteln, tbsils auf ei8enen GreoIt unr
bbue iraeno einsn 3ail,-ausefanft. -uno
nun @ottlob curb e,eens Mnittensuu9 6IeiF
i,no Sparfamfeit, ebllia i.no ndhs ts;abt
baben. !9at Der 8antmd,n &dbn5eit une
4uff bierasi 5u metteu it'r otiss 9anms,
70 trstte ct bsrpor,-lsno Made ieiae Iisen'
bafte @erlaumouns 5ur Wobrbsit coer Hpi.
oerrufeils mean et stnas Inn isinfa Gba:
taetsr siebi: B., ..--..
Come on sam if y5ioa dare ? wer absr
Fat ibm bic Druderev oe5 @biss uuo Der
Eree preb auseibaft2 9aer bs,ablte safhf,
Auno sper 1T Ger aeaennartise ,pabre Gigens
ttun,er oerieltsn lBir rplfsn ss-tno oas
0olf BON Starf gauatp psB es sur 8eua=
Qpas ben 0eroienli Der Wa0;Hon "Sr { {
Wre g. als ell tsutl y ieyrt,uo4eaoss 8l,t
1nbetrifft,-io bat eb Der Ditfsou-aer Daos-
ad5ter, aans polifanbis selph oist. llno sr
hat uns aus Der Seele 9efprodben, ,pas mir
aus gaabbarlibfsit ni6t aaes iaseu rpellte.
kfe, = 81. ,s.: ..r II
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Ser, sou Ser oemceratiibsn @rnbentien
anseitetten 6 0 n, III It se, an ibre
81 IT'D ilreey! 49,.
Oie Bibttsfeit ser berbcprucfz
snStn wabl uno oeren gntfhelo5
une -(Ine-ll'lo muffin jeoem SEE
publitaner befauat = epn, ,-gs 1T
pager nur ruem9 wos wtr cub oa1
riber III fasen habsn. Wir ba6sn
'eub bios su erinnsrn oab Der ges-
enmartige &ompf Elm entfbeloefDer
III entpeper .5um o uten ODER 1Hn
y ) fen-ftr cure beilisffen Neeb,
|te dis Srepleute.-gure eigene
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lbr ielb IT. binfort euer Weslersr
(epn rperpe.-
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fem oanelbe eple Blut cure 6erse1,
oas cure brapsn Ddter ftlrebtlos
in oas Sblarbtfslo trieb-,lno Den
oonnerncen Gaaonen bes DeinDes
trosen lebrte,--treibt aueb eub nod
oielelbe eble. &ilbnbe.tt-bem
gtnorange auf eure tbeuerfen 9Nb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03
(al,,s eemp;tt5butser Deobadter. J

Dag Die oeutibe 5prate bier IN oe:nisl.
Ben DertiltuiB 5u,.iinntt uno 5unebtnen
ipiro, pis fid Die oeutibe BepbRsrnnl per:
n1eErt, it cine Ihatiad,e. Die irosl )henano
HI QIbreoe ffeaen spiro, nno at5 8'n'''s oes
g5eiaafen birfts bic Der,,tehraus Der oeuts
fdoen 3eituuesu anseleben peroea. Seit
sfufersr ilebernaan.e Oieies8lattss, fiao nnS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03

tst es Fey bon duGern poerins
nern geinoe n, tnutbig uno bis
auf's SIut Su tpiberltsben: -ponu
tat es feline Gefobr fir ben q GuSs
son9-uno un5dbli9e flnfti9e Sc
fthEedter tperDen cucD nit Den s. els
Ben unD 9b eff n Der GeDDlus
ii o n legnen,-g grltere far Die Grt
rtn 9un9 uno s Ii d. fir Die 8 r.
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frozen unD pirf!lben Gpltesresis,
Irung ouf Dem @rOtpren.
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|;u Den tlmmfdfent-einc uni
IA lie, tbut cure p pfttb t, unD Die
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Iois Sunltsriffs eure6 Seinpes tdus
Wen.-Gie Sro9e itt-tpie in 1882
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|cper Srepb ei ~
qI'pilet tbr-f6met ibr-es ;n'
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elmer 9eio tol,eu 0ont III fepu, Die
|uacD uno nob ollie cure Nehte unD
|Srepbeiten Sroffsnmeile oerfblin9s
en- miro ?-SOer feDD ibr nod itn,
met entfblpNea euO mob fernerbin
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|uet ibr Oies bios ooOurb bewirfen
-oa6 ibr oller fleinern-p Ct s NJ
{ iben Uewe9grlnoe per9e0et,-
uno Den Woblsettes unterItikett oen
cure Sreunre in gonpsntion 9ebil>
oet boben, unD oe0en Gonoioaten
etnsr uno auG ftb perpfdnoet
boben eure Nsbte uno Sreibeiten
9egen Die Seitrebungen Don 9elD'
WewoIt unD orifpcrotll1e MonDpo'
le III oertteioi9en.
2o6t eub rober uibt DON euern
truserlf1en Ge9nern binter9sben,-
Die eu6 III bereDen fu0en iperoen-
10 ab Die Vont , arute0er
| e9e uno nitbt ldn9er cine
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3ueerld0t9 cure 2eidtsldubi9feit Be-
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Grucf DeS 9efibllofn
8 10 IL NngebeuerS s empfinben
unr lbr Die Seit nnD Gewalt perlo>
rem boben perret, eub aus ibren
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III entwinDen.
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un0 Sreibsiten fpie Srepleute unD
Vhrssr fir eu6 uno cure Sinoer su
be,pabren = f. oernabldlGst es
ntbt fur lieIes mai an oen @titnfa,
fen Ill srfbeinen. 2lub ,uer0et ibr
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cure Nrcnnoe DteteIbe oerl0uttlln.-
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lle ole Oa;u ouf,nunterr, unD jsoes
anoere geftdft, in 0erelei6 nit
Der grbaltuns eurer frepen Ne9iers
une fir neniger - / hti9 boltsn.
Qertraueno oaber auf cure 3otert
|lanosliebe, dberlafen mir nunnebr
|un(er uno euer SbiGfo euern eiees
men 9dnoen unb ermorten NIT Sc
|oulo uno @rssbun9 Den @ntfdeio
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-03

Sad onO pcratt . e'
Iuti,B ant % d abljette l.
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sen min Scnes,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
SOUTH CAROLINA.

we have taken no notice of the great excitement,
which now prevails in this distracted State. The
Military Bill and Test Oath have roused up the
Union Party. They have been holding meetings
throughouthe State, entering into the most animate
Ell Resolutions and appointing Delegates to meet in
General Convention at Greenyc Court House. OH
the 24th inst. AS specimen of these resolutions.
we quote tie following from the Proceedings Of
Abbeville:
1--WE MT in favor of a civil war; provided we can
have peace honor able But rather than submit
to the decree OF despois, can. with one voice. en-
~ Tue language ii an ustrous patriot s for u. give us
liberty or give death had rather die ireen,en Than
10 live slaves. 1855
.Be Il therefore
Resofced. That will In no instance take the Test
OATH nor wear the Palmetto Button that Is provided tor
~ the Military bin. IS we consider IL disgrace 10 the
Stars and Stripes Of the American nAv.
nesofved, That Convention oil the Union Party of
Of this inst. .isa..-
Resored, That we will refer the whole matter 10 tho
said Convention aud obtain the benefits of it, cot psei
"Resoired. That will not vote Tor any man at the
next election OF the Legislature, that voted for the Test
Oath or military bill" =
The heresy of Notification has not yet poured
OUT all ITS mIscl'iefs upon :. Carolina-'rrhe Flag
Oh the Union," published at Tuscaloosa, saws that.
Tor The last four months, the streets of that place
have been literally thronged with emgrapts. prin-
c'paly from South Carolina hunting ne homes i'm
Alabama and Mississippi. Upwards of nine hun
dred persons from South Carolina were counted in
one tlay" j '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
March 2S

DURSUANT 10 Decree Of the High Court of Chan.
"a Gerry, 10 England, Great Britain, made n a cause
boydell Us Royle, Thomas Royle formerly OF the Civ
Of Chester but afterwards OF Liverpool, in the county OF
Lanc"ster IN England aforesaid, gentleman the son of
lhomas Koye late OF the said city OF Chester Attorney
al Law-- living, in OF his atl any perssn or
persons claiming TO be the issue Of the Tomas Roye
the SON. is or are by their solicitors before the
DAY oil june 1884 TO come in and prove Identity and
affinity as Aforesaid, before John Edmund Doy,esweII
Esq one oil the Masters OF the said Court al his
IN Southampton Buildings, London in default thereof
the said Thomas Roye, such other persons so claiming
as aforesaid will be perempoiy excluded the benefit Of
the said decree. "
! nc sali Thomas Roye left England in the wear 1919
and IN The month of June of that year. resided near Rich
Inond, Virginia, in the United States OF America.
JONES & WARD,
solicitors, No. 1, John Street, Bedford Row, London.
March 49, Ioe To-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

III persons are hereby cautioned against trading for
"a OF ~ sny manner receiving, two pronssory notes or
Donus' executed by me, payable 10 William Banks of tile
Sy OF Richmond Tor the OF forty dollars eacl The
nfs' note or bond was due about the first day Of ia
nuey s'' snd the other note or bond is payable on or
about the frat day Of January next-ss have legal Of
sets against both OF said notes bondssDd The said Banks
duly aPPrsed Of the same but yet refuses 10 give IN
the notes, &c. g. f. WOOT,DRtflcF y
Chestef6eld County. March Bib 102-mlaA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

VutHE Subscriber would respectfully inform tLe o,h
n lie, that he has just entered upon an Auction aud
Commission business, in the. town OF PETERSBURG and
would hankuhy attend TO business, either in the Jobs Of
except ardent spiriis) entrusted TO lis care
For the information Of the merchants of RicbmonJ be
"Gnio reler lhen TO Messfs. WIN. & J. G. Crane.
His means lie would observe are verv lim,ed h,, L
hopes 'hey VIII soon increase Punrtuaty and correct.
ness shall he his motto. JOHN ID WIiIisMS
Petersburg, Jan. 30. slssws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

Union and the Bank Qu sion fully aud freely Ji-cus
sed These swskenings Of the people to SUSTAIN their
rights and 70 gasrd their berries, be productive Of
The most signal adv sge o the country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
HID ACES NORTH OF HE poToMAC-Tle n "

HID ACES NORTH OF THE POrOMAC-The NV
HI York Races the Union Course. will commence
ITS rst Spring Meeting the ls Tuesday in May and CON
unue onr days AT This meeting will be run the match
Terror The full brother TO Black Maria and Shark and 81
Leger' iui brother to Ariel and OKeIIy with several
o'her matches Sweepstakes OF 10 subscrbers-en.
entrance Szoo-a purse four mile heats OF IO9O-three
mile heats, $lo0-two mile heats, $500. The second
meeting will follow the Central Course Baltimore. or
which, in due time, particulars will be given
Alta. ALEX. l. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
MARION


WILL stand the ensuing season at the New Hope
w Race Course Halifax, N Carolina; and will rem
ger service at $50 the season, payable at its expiration
which may be discharged by $40 cash S75 insurance
Parting with The mare will forfeit the insurance; 81 cash
10 The groom, in every instance. The season Ill com
mence the lO'h February and end LIST August. Major
West will furnish good aud extensive pastnrsee gratis
and mares gran-ied at 20 cents per day Every alien
on WI" be given to prevent accidents or escapes but
no responsibility for either.
Marion IS OF hne size, great cular err and COM
handing appearance his blood and pero nance place him
!" Tie foremost rank OF racing stock; he is the very
type OF his sire and grandsire old Archie and Citizen
rom whose iolns he sprung and whose unrvaed fame he
susa ming, as will be from his own performs
ahd ibo'e oil his ge-Frsncis Marion ore off at two
eas the great sweepstakes of 900 entrance at ALA
hassee Florida, mile heats, for olds entries
paid forfeit; beating Veto Of s. c., AID Mary Smith Of
Tennessee 10 handsome style nags but
The old Roanoke, (as ID. would say) produced Francis
which caused his owner TO fob SO Zoo rae cbink lin the
language Maj Down0g,) and refused So 500 for him
immediately after the race.Maria West Cjar de Kitchen
H. A.. Patsey Burton, Zuleika, Mr. Corprew's colt and
Mr.: Whitiakers filly, have all been winners
omy knowledge, not than 10 of his coils have 40
yet been on the turf and several of them out Of
mares. WAL 4 4 oIG
New Hope, HALIFAX county, ". c., Feb g. s7-w2m
R The Wing, Petersburg loelgoncer and Norfolk Beocor
counts TO the subscriber 80 " '% ~ nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

Inc money market in New York Is rapidly i'm.
proving within day or two stocks have been ,syuino
up IKE balloon" What is the reason. The Bank pa.
pers there declare that hope be entertained Of
compromises; and that even Mr.. Webster's promised et
or' must prove aborve The whole truth is, that mo.
ney is becoming plenty the Banks are letting out The
humbug hurricane is blowing over-D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

HNRlENDLY BOTANIC SOCIETY.-A called meet,
- Ing OF the Union Branch OF the Friendly Botanic
Socie'y' wih be held at Powaan Court ouse on the
.nd FRIDAY IN next month, (Ap for the purpose OF
vising and amending the Constitution and Tor ransac,ing
oner important business Asst that me re-
ies,ung 10 INC adjoining counties will attend, they are re-
quesed TO meet al an early hour
M,oo ByreQuest Of many Members
w3,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

tENTRA COURSE, BALTIMORE.-The Spring
- Meeting over the Central Course, will take place
the ou tuesday IN May next (For particulars see Turf
hssister) by this arrangement, week will have inter.
vened between the New York aud New Market Races
anu me Cehai-and as the Broad Rock. Tree Hill and
iuri' VIII have an opportunity Of witnessing OIL this mid
die ground, hne display OF horses This meeting mo-
"s.' :" NC ,'os' a"facuve. JAS. nj. SELDEN.
IAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

ERiBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA-The annual
- meeting OF the Bible Society of Virginia. will be
neu on tuesday, the LIST day OF April in the Presbyterian
Shurrh on Shock@ Hl-at IL O'clock A. NJ -Auxiliary
Societies are hereby requested send TO repre-
cent 'hem and all persons friendly the Bible cause are
the Board oil Managers las GRAY
recording Secretary Bible Society, pa
r. She bourd OF Managers will meet at the De-
Posi'oy, Monday 3ist March, at o'clock p M TO re.
ceive The Report of the Committees. j. GRAY, RS
sSMarch rs. Ios .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

We understand, that two valuable Negroes the proper.
~ OF Mr. Thomas Cowes, who absconded last fall were
arrested by The Police Of New York, aud upon proof Of
er identity, the authorities Of that place mmed aiely
dehvered them up,and they in fle possession
OF Their MASTER 10 this City. II may be improper TO
remark, that the slaves are highly pleased with Ibis
change Of destiDston-sDd TO their o,sn language
That they would have returned before If they had pos
sessed the means-tst they would much rather be slaves
~ the State OF Virginia, Than ffcemen in State Of New
York We hail with great satisfaction this active spirit
o. co-opeIaon on the part Of The auhoqhes % NJ York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
THE BANK OF MARyIAND

The following extract of letter, received on
wednesday morning. by gentleman in this CITY.
from Baltimore, March %, announces nn event
winch has excited some interest in the community .
we were all thrown iuo conformation this mor,i'y
ny me sudden failure oil the Bank OF Maryian That
coseu rs doors this morning, which created panic and
very great exciten ent and caused run on the Union
Bank (pet Bank through the day, US well as MANY calls
ON the other Banks" ' ~
ipe following is the official annunciation, which
the Baltimore papers give us:
ITO THE PUBLIC sA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

The House had not yet got through wh calling nc
States To- petitions; wbep at O'clock not halt the mum.
Der Necessary to i"'m quorum being present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
Saturday, March p.
in SENATE

A message was received from the President OF tle u
States, by Mr. Donels0B, his private Secretary transmit
ting report from the Secretary Of Stale made in corpj
with the resostion Of the "a instant with the meeo
rial Of General Ira Allan; which, motion Of Mr. Prem
hss, was ordered TO be printed.
MIR. Tyler presented The petition Of WIN. G. Johnson
executor Of George Blisms, praying 10 be allowed the
Communication due the deceased for Ills bali pay for life
an ofhcer o. he Revolutionary army; which referred
70 the Committee on Revolutionary Claims.
MI lyeT also presented the petition OF Pierre Menard
-tbn judiciary. "
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nose--drpsu-srS "a. b,~s-i-r, hk~ fA~ de-.
Of Seasea. uasees and unf<s- ave 81 the
iSe>hoe>s sisi ecsufy ts<y oss.irtl-4se 20 pro-
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niis Il our F~opae rcssue>-sseA IN tar go
" under - hsch or States ra.y r-rn-sn fsr
as.c- 20 cs.sse. ssaiird. Pro~sos0ss. .r.d sr-~y-
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t-sssci sai protected LIE. n "a e.s so~ci.4.sc
to make -y feeble I.s-cr- lnssrs-.eui.s IA,
such . r~-olt- sasif ante, cs,e IN Ei<s-ars
uhe Pisse Go te sS>scusd u.~ .. to hr<s,ry al
s.y csu.try. aud dee cc1isniea an tie b.
f'ei. ,Ast ! have eostrsbss.A. 81 .o-se sraai:
ds<r~e. 10 sperrs-~ The ,alse aud prslsa< ii.r
dursfso, of America Lsorr-y-
To toe end thai THO rv~oiufsca 81 tue senate
nav not be her~eiier drz<s ana. prc-~s~-,
SEQ The susscrsty oi -sisrf s~gss~-r~nc~ on
the part ef the Executive Department. sns.
so the ~nd. ai.o. that s.y ssosise- I'D sr-.-
"a The Exce'sfise proceedings S~svao--a an
that resoiBiS-s-. NAV &C kro-s 10 n, f-Its.-
eF;uess, 20 the ~os-5. sld TO al r-s>acrsfs. .
nr>irefigi.s regsrs; that tais nse-sa-e and
F'ress-s s-sy D. ssssseS ~ s~--fh o. la Jss.r-
nsls o( The SesAte
ANDREW JACKSON 6
April Is. isSi
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THE GIRsED BAxK- onzSs 60 i< fSs
RePosifory q fke Gaoeraar.s F1ais
aadersisnd that Me- ScaoTT. the fre-s
deaf ~ che Gsrard Bank. has ressraed
from has rnissiOa 10 ws-hsagton. and. &C
eord'nS Ssth tae wishes Of The Sssrkhal-
Gers. has made an AETss<~a--~s ~ssh the
Secretary 81 The Treasury. ~h~rsby ,A,-
'asss'a'sSn terminate, a. cos.ectson - "a
the Treasury after The Isl July next
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