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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

Nous Tsyyons, o. the Riehmond Enquirer
very Erately asks. "sgs W Lvfns uaAer .
CSnsiHsiioz 2" Rather d0obtfu We have
'oUsthing ~ The shape ol one. bat you and
yoaF friends have taken the respon nifty
10 make II a nose Of war f.N5a6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
iLe Riei..nood t:nqpir,r al. ,he follow ia- ),

he Ricismood Enquirer asks the foIIo~;n, -
sem" questions: Arc &C living under Cove
sh'rnoHF Have Nc sny ki,rs TO obser,e,n An
s~eri The Constitution provide. chat C.arrr,s
s'''" regulate the eurrvusy. Gea. Jaek,on sa, .
vat VIZ. ~ill "ssu no Law On that subject. until
III faye ~ h., made th- EXPERI NENr at
r'guiat'ng ,.e 6scsl coaecrns Of the es.un,rv bv
means of the loc.l banks" Congress, in 1910.
passed Law. approved BY Mr.. Nadisoa, char
t-rias the u. s. Bark. Gen. jackson NUN fe.
&c 18th seeSion Of that law and threatens 10 refo
any act which a, have for q, object Ia. rr-c.t.i-
bshment Of the supremacy of the Law ssd eon.ti-
tuition, - far NJ the currency 10 concerned. he
can, With impani,y, anaui one secfos. Of Law,
What h'n'iers him from n,i i.y the ,-iS,r Of that
Law. or the srhode cssir If islrs? Well nigh, thu
Enquirrr ssk-snd that r,nth.iically too. Are
ne living under Constellation? Have We any
Ln~s ,o obsrrvr, ," The people arr asking
"herr arc MY And Echo answers-UAsrr
-sSSeeO-
The Uhaon men cf South Carolina have ,,,r,,,.,,
-N'mEfsrs. This may sound strangely. but il il
ti'e fast. Since the passage Of Law Nv the le-
eisisiurr, requiring officers Of the militia d. tax
an oath Of allegiance To- the State, the Uaion men
have held meetings, and have rc-olvrd moi 10 s6ry
Me hnr. They -eem To have forgotten their lat,
oa'er'es against the disobcdiencc OF their nuliify
ng neishbors--snd, While abusing them, have
actually embraced their doctrines. anal improved
upon them too. The nuliiher, claim that a. each
sfafe has right To judge for it.rlf" The Union
lists determine that each shall Judge for him
srlf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-20

EraSheyif Parkins. was
taken yesterday in the Circuit Court in
the SANDER suit by Robert Usher VS..
Joseph w. Parkins, in which a yer.
dict for two thousand five hundred dol
lars was rendered for the plaintiff. ].
Lynch and NJ. c.. Patterson counsel for
The plaintiff. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-20
Ne,c York, March IL.

NeD York, March IL.
We learn that bank in this city is
in possession Of the names of two hum
dred and forty houses which have sus-
pended payment since the removal of
the deposites.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-20

FLOUR. One thousand barrels of
Flour, were offered at So rs per bar
rel yesterday, for cash. Encouraging,
indeed, to farmers.-N. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-20

"AH ,cho are specializing on borrowed
capital ought TO break. IF this doc
trine obtains credence, what is TO be-
come of the great concern of Martin
Van Burenl This gentleman has been
Specializing" on Gen. Jackson's capt.
tai for years. Withdraw his "borrow-
ed capital" and the vice. President is a
broken, bankrupt ruined demagogue.
Albany Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
MR.. CLAWS RESOLUTIONS

The following resolutions were submitted
by Mr.. CLAW. 10 the Senate, on Friday the
9Th inst, and made the order Of the day FOR
the first Monday in April next.
i. Resoirsd. That the Constitution Of the
United States does not vest in the President
power 10 remove at his pleasure officers I'M
der the Government Of the United States.
whose Offices have been established by law.
>. Resoired, That IN all cases Of Office. Gre
ated by law, the tenure Of holding which Is
not prescribed by the Constitution, Congres.
- authorised by the Constitution to prescribe
the tenure, terms. and conditions on which
they arc 10 be holden.
3. Resoired, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed 10 inquire into the
exPediency Of providing by law that in all in
stances OF appointment TO office by the Presi-
dent, by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, other than Diplomatic appoint
ments, the power OF removal shall be exer-
cr>ed only IN concurrence with the Senate
and, when the Senate is not in session, that
the President may suspend any such officer.
communicating bis reasons for the suspension
to the Senate at its first succeeding session
and, II the Senate do not concur with him,
the officer shall be restored to Office
4. RssoIrsf, That the Committee on tho
Post Office and Post Roads, be instructed TO
inquire into the exPediency OF making rro-
vision by law for the appointment, by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate.
Of all Deputy Postmasters, whose annual
emoluments exceed prescribed amount
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
LDoIsLATURn or vTRoInIA.
TapAY, SsEeHII


The House 81 Delegates met az . O'Clock
and the business having been all inisi.s 4. 90,
the exception % signing The oafoIlsd bills
recess y - taken Untii hall past ten. The
signing Of enrolled bills having been conehld-
ed, messsgc vas received frOm tie senate.
miorinins The House q Dclcgaies that tie
Senate Nas now fesdy o. adjourn, having
completed ali the business
Mr. Cramp moved fhs fOlios lnr resoiu.
u"n' Which Nas unanimously adopted
hfsoirsd. That Tie blanks ~ ti.ss Hou.e D.
presented 60 Lfss Bass, "a (1r tie Gdeli-
y 'mPariiaiity, ard ability, silb which be-
hss disc charged The duties q SPEAKER o. the
House - Delegates. Tie prescott ssssion
Ne trump then moTed ia; iLo House DO
hos adjourn rise Sis
Before the question sas put. tho Speaker
rose and addressed TIC House, returning a.,
Peknqwled--~epis for tie reseiatiou o. ap-
pfossi, and BIDDING fare 4, eI o. The rssu,befs
WhefeuPon Zoe House sdloufnti uas a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
BANK Az mARpERs-FERaY.

W. copy, this week. the nc, of tsc f<gislsturc.
.u,lsor'xing the Hank of the Walk, TO establish m
Office Of D'Scoua, and Opposite Al ii.rpcr-fcrr,.
souc ohjcc,,1ns, ~e lssrp. have BEEN urgr,i To
the Of raising the scS stock. t;2DoOCO, J
on tie grund r,at IL ill place ,c s,oekboiJ-
ers h,t,cr fo,sing than il.c oil oaes and esu.
depreciation of the stock now in cxis,cnec.-
With due dvf,rcnee o. thos- Who have murr cx-
pericnec Ia sneh matters, venture the o,,,uioo.
tina, such evil will be produced al now anti
eip.,ed Had the Law authorized ind psI,d-
~ouidi have bs-u much morc likely to ensuc than
On thu present cas-. In tls@t event. the ins,itu-
tons would have bc-n ri.ais--now. they must
sork tosvtbcr. and the old stockholders have a
controlling influence. II tl,c new stock ba,i bccu
created by way Of sale. the surplus. OF profit,
yer 900 on each sl,arc, would have gone 10 ,hc
Ststr bonus 80 that the stakeholder. in the
Valley Bank would have realized noth,n: from
this aud in thu present condition of Bank
stock. -Lea tlssrS sbui liule for sale and great
demand for banking capital. think ,hcrc IL no
rrAsonsl ic ground 90 fear . depreciation OF the
old stock. Atall events, the danger il no greater
than IL would be from ia. erection u an i, band
emf Rank; and that such n baak will be crrated
at iIarpcrs-F-rry, either 10y Virginia or MARY
land. 1T aa early 'i-y, IL this be rejected no one
can doabt Who has had opportunity of obsyry-
ing the course at events. In.ced, motives 81
kind'css aud gooi feeling towards the Valley
Bank. had much weight upoa the Legislature, in
the consideration Of tlis question.
The Baking capital in this quarter !. on all
hands acknowledged To Lc Insufficient for the bu-
siness OF this growing commercial aad trading
community; and tire new which trade 10 -
boat 60 assume, and the peculiar advantage. Of
iiarPers-feny for the easy attainment Of forcigu
funds. point out that place as one of peculiar Ct,
ness for the establishment Of hank. The gov
ernment f's''as alone might constitute an impor-
,ant item, and the branch in Chsricstow,, as we'll
As the other Offices, may be- strengthened instead
OF imyAircd. The expenses Of a separate Office
viii be more than by the f.s,li,cs
and advantages OF its location, under iadicious
directory, and in the choice of officers, the Mo-
ther Bank and its branches will have the prrpond-
cranoe. so that no danger May be apprel.cn.ied
on tl.ss score.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
AIR. CLAYTON. OF Gronor,

Nothing gives more satisfaction TO = candid and
ingenious mind, than To make acknowledgment
at wrong. when wrong has been committed, and
certainly nothing is mere honorable MIR CLAr-
TOY, OF Georgia, in a recent speech in the House
OF Representative. thus concludes his remarks:
Mr.. Speaker, this is the first fair oppor-
tunity that has presented itself to make salts
faction for rrongs which ! believe I myself
have committed, not from malice, for Q en-
tertaln that passion against no human being,
but from an oyer-wronght and ineautious
zeal. In my opposition To the Bank, on
former occasion, have carefully reviewed
my remarks, and find reflections which are
unworthy OF me and the cause they were de-
signed 10 support. They were calculated to
wound the feelings Of many high and honor.
able men in and Out Of the Bank and, il such
has been the effect, can offer no higher re :
Paration than the public expression Of INV
regret. retract every thing personal, either
IN fact or tendency, and rejoice that wi hen I
hSrs done wrong. my sense OF justice in
eiInes me 20 redress it; neither n dictate Of
false pride, nor dread OF even deserved re-
proach, shall ever Interpose between the IN
jury 81 which have been the unguarded
cause, aud the due rciFibutioa necessary 10
us full attainment do not pretend tina, this
- sentiment peculiar to myself, u exists in
every mind TO some extent, and, sooner or Ia
ter, - apt TO exert its just control SIR. the
day may yet come when the present Chief
Magistrate shall feel and own its sway.-
When he shall have reached the repose of
private life. removed from the tempests Of
political strife-Vben he shall have ceased 10
be useful to fatterers and syeOphants, and
standing upon that critical eohfine where the
time past Of long life il 10 be reviewed i D
The short span Of that which i soon Co end
u no other wrong Of which be has been the
1uthor shall extoTt lie mcrited confession.
that at least of the injured DuASE will wiring
arePentsnt SIGH. HIS Imagination must wan
Der INTO the innocent family Of this abused IN
diViduai, from whose quiet bosom he vas re-
Iueiantly Withdrawn. and, after surveying the
peace which be has disturbed. the feelings he
has tortured, the friendship with which he
has sp0ried. the integrity he has disturbed
the independence he has de- pised. and. above
all. that spotiess rcputstion his r,inionS hav,
attempted to defsme--tf his heart shall mot
obey the dictates of the generous sentiment
have described. It will be wanting. greatly
wanting. IN principle ~ ith which even Ia.
isme 81 battle cannot compare aud will just
" reduce the glory Of has military fortunes 10
an empty pageant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
SWINGS INSTITUTIONS.

The applications from ShcpherdaoTn and
Chariestovn, having been presented at a period
tho late for the Introduction Of separate bills the
following sections were adde-l. by way OF amend
mcnt, bill incorporating the Augusta and Mo-
Mongolia Savings Institutions Under these sec
tons, the institutions may be organized, and iG
amendments be found necessary by the next sc.-
sion, they can bc obtained. We presume, how
ever, the charter Of the Augusta Institution IN be
found as good as any which be suggested. A
copy will be obtained in n short time.
Re Il further enacted, That Charles Harper,
John wysong, Daniel Markell, John r. Ham.
tramck, Milton j. Brown, Samuel Humrick-
house. Archibald Cameron, and Thoma, Van
Swearinsen. an,. all other persons becomi,g
members according 20 the provisions of this
act, prescribing the mode Of obtoining mem.
oership IN the Augusta Savings Institution, be
and they arc hereby incorporated and made
body polite and corporate, by the name
and style Of the "Shsphsrdsio,e,, Servings Irst;.
i'rtion," and by that name and style TO sue and
be sued, and 10 do all acts, and enjoy all pri-
Sheges, and be subject 10 all the regulation.
aud restrictions which the said Augusta Sa-
wings Institution is authorized to do, enjoy, or
be subject 10, under the provisions of this act.
Beh further enacted, That Charles q. stew.
art, John }. Brown, John Stephenson, Rich.
ard Williams, Henry ilcans, George IsIer.
samuel Holl, David Howell, William Nor.
row, Thomas Rawlings, Leonard saddIer.
James Cloihicr. John Downey, Samuel n
Rokenbraugh. Samuel Cameron, John GriTzs.
Jr. Joseph Delepfsne, Charles u. Harding,
John Moore. William Cleveland, and John
Kennedy, and all other persons becoming
members according to the provisions Of This
act, 10 and they arc hereby Incorporated and
made body polite, and corporate, by the
name Of the Charlestown end Jefferson
County Savings Institution and by that nam.
and style 10 sue and be sued, and Ia do all act.
and enjoy all privileges, and be SUBJECT to all
the regulations and restrictions which the Au-
gusta Savings Institution IL authorized TO do.
enjoy, or be sabjeet to, under the provisions
Of this act.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27

nc l-'cn'hg Fosi. 'iic i,7s'iihg idaisissr.s.a.,
ionrual 10 N,v YorS, r. Grr,n- O., d. 80,
~ W. '""a'r' dsssr'-ing W f.royso.ssio-, frsr,
She Ii'tec 1t Rrrr, n's'iscs 60 eloss th- ,-..;,,
%" p particular DAY. "a, ~
We oprne that the oil General wos'l
cut ihe dispute very short between ~
i"o Houses nf Congress. ard send fhos.
honorable bO''iss boGs 20 Their ~ss.t, 49,
sni', telling uem not % eone 20 We.
ington aEaIn unil he Grsi MoadsT IN n,
ermher NEXT. and si,iog them th. lo-s
interval Z" regain Their temper an. 49, !,
o"' 500 d'y materials for isns wtn,lei
'Perchrs against that tiHr We have r,
so,' o. doubi that ihs " oil Roraa- uos4
take Hpon himself 10 DO ii.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
CONGRESS-


Prom the .Nts'fslisIi fnicNi gcricer, .NGroh -.
The Debates in both Houses of Con
gr-ss at the present moment are Of deep
interest 20 the People al large. aud attract
greatly the attention OF all persons here.
Tho debate WHICH has arisen IN the Senate
on th. Bank B,n motion OF Mr.. Webster.
if little out Of order. NJ rather aIticipst
ing the proper Stage of the bill for debate.
has yet been very interesting The speeches
or Mr. Webster. MIR. Leigh. and Mr.
Wright. and Of the two former in reply Go
the latter. will be given rs early as pract
, cable. five now speak more psrtic nlafl w
Of the speech OF Mr.. Calhoun. Who ycster.
day followed those gentlemen IN debate, IL
- because n curiosity has been expressed
TO know the course which his speech on
the subject would Indicate. We there
fore venture 20 say briefly "f IL what fol
lows: MIR. CALHous is opposed 10 Mr..
WEBsTER's plan. as embraced m his bib.
because. as he argues. 10 leaves the Cur.
rcbey uniixrd. and refers only 60 the Bank
question. lie said that the disease whic h
prevails. - the eseess of the paper curren.
ey over the specie: the remedy. TO dimin.
'sh the paper currency. and the medRs 81
pcrfeefing The REMEDY. Ivy using the Banks
10 cure tho disease which the Banks have
introduced. "a you apply snow 90 the fro
zen limb. and apply Tire to extract fire. He
did not GO into details. The United States
Bank, he said. could be rcnew Cd far iwels c
years. prohibited from isrning notes under
10 dollars for the fret six years. and under
twenty for the rest Of the term: all dues
TO The Treasury. under 10 dollars. TO be
paid IN coin. sc. The details he left 10 be
settled hereafter. Mr.. G. also declared
himself in favor OF n reduction Of interest
on discounts by the BANK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27

Inc opposition papers in PhiisdrlpLsI.
ehpres' The greatest satisfaction a ii. re
s"h Of the meeting on Thursday Tie a..
'emblsge was stiIl moro Aaueroas ihsn -
any previous eeeasion-asd - estimated
~ from forty fire 70 fry tbovsand sor,-
tr'l'ng disorder occurred. The il.r,,t
complains That after the meeting had az
lo"rnsd' and were quietly retufnia- p,
the'r homes. body OF them. eonsi.fin. q
from one 70 two hundred. were SCI voc.
ny party Of Jsekson men. sad beaf-r
ard their banner taken away from ih,r.
" though besr'ng . constitutional rnn,,-.
surmounied by The eagle. :" aud broken ..
pfeees. Ike atfsrk was nsde uUa. a
body ofe'iizens from Germsniaun.
Bali. Ca=.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
IMPORTANT rRoM WASHINGTON.
CSrresP@n'ienee ef The Joa'--s5 Of Commerce.

WARRINGTON. MARCH 10, l-3t.
At length. VIC NAV discern one faint glim-
mer Of light in our political prospect. Mr..
Calhoun has devised plan for a new Nation
al Bank on principles which wholly AVOID ibe
scra;,lcs of the southern repre-
seniatiycs. and which will be generally ac-
cep'ab!e. The plan has been submitted to a
number of the Senators Of different parties,
and has been decidedly approved, particularly
by those senator, who are opposed, on con-
siiiution,l grounds, 20 the rseharter OF tho
present Bauk. and who are AT the same time
adverse To General Jackson's experiment. upon
tho currency. u IL also unequivocaiiy sp-
proved. II Is said. by Mcssrs- Grundy and
White. who arc friendly 10 the President
MIR. Clay has adopted the plan. and II will be
brought forward. three or four weeks hence
under the joint auspices Of Messrs. Clay and
Calhoun. u Is known that II will pas. the
Senate by more than two-thirds. aud Il i
confidently believed that. before the session
closes, it will be adopted, q. compromise,
by two-thirds OF the House. The particulars
Of the plan have not ;rsnspired TO the public
To this suspicious cooperation Of hitherto
hostile elements We owe the settlement OF
the TaiIG question. and To this we NAV look
with some degree OF hope, for the adjustment
OF the more exciting question which now agi-
tales us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27
DIsrnrssING CNAMIrv

We are much gT'eted to le-n,, that the uill on
the Opeq'oa, near smth6rld. commonly called
C-meron'' mill. and in the occupancy Of Nirsrs
William snd JsHpes GTsnihsm snd IIenj. 49,
Welsh. vas Destroyed by 6re os Tue.,lpy nigh,
iss, Il contained, II IL. tH, abou, Coo bus',eis
u wbes'-A mos, serious loss to the suterpriIiug
sod voTthy ooeupants snd ovscra
The calamity - greatly heightened BY the fact,
Ihs' tso uhite boys, IN che mill ., tie time verr
ovvrsbelmed by she flames.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27

JAErs w. BovLnis the Jackson esndids,e )
hes been elected TO Congress. 10 the Chario,te
district, BY considerable n.IoFi,y, over se,eri,
Ticker. The lister Ers'IsIns''. (tie Wing says.j
=" as sesrcely ehs'tied TO citizenship ,a VirEinis
having some into t,eCommons eslu, soais n,ooti,s
sgo rnerriy on = visit. vs behave, s.d 9TH -
iateh,iOn ~ the tiSne 10 return 70 Missouri " THIS
election, u vih De- reeollss,s'i. vss 70 ssyyly ,bs
vacancy oosssioped BY tie death of Judge Boal-
diu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27

wb-u We lat wear, denounced he asSIi,rr,,i COS
fvr,ioid that the liberation az enc high b...l.I
rn'ss"rr you'd i-si 10 the p-rps,rs,ion 81 ana
fscr. vc ~crv prct. s.rcrIy L,,strd b, former
ir'rn'isas ~c'l asby opron-ots. We w,rr sceas--t,
On ono si,r. OF srros,inS 90 ourselves the spirit
81 Prophecy. a'.i the osh-r. 81 ssesmprsss-
;.iry ho.fi6,s 10 the E,rcuii,e sud wIs~n ti-
Ell the examples of history anil experience. Ne
we're accused &c t-ine I'D s.tr-y b. fIi.s Ggiis.
What has Time brought forth Il has >hcwu w n
measure of such unsdu',crs,od arrogance and De-
potiSm, th.t The mc>i deyot,, friends at the prr-
,,i,nt we're Zoe = moment abAshrd They could
not. al first. find eso~s- EOr - reckless a,..
v~n,on an ma, % mischief. They founi their af-
f's,ions taxed too largely; and the, sink in
dcsponjrnsy a-d co"fu,ion- They too truly
sial authority beyond It's jus, limits" and they
we're eomprie'i, in justice. 20 sdn't thst The re-
nio,al Of the ,leposi,cs a; least "prcrna,ur,,
an~is-. aud unssiI-,i Tor -
but. alas. Tor the instability % human opinion ,
Some Of the freud, ~ state rights, Who 80 car
nestly condemned the Proclamation, and Who 20
heartily rs-cra,rd the Foro- Bli. have. in oue
short year, forEoticn anal forsivya all, They Arv
INV the supporter, of f'o.rer--,hat power which
deriled the sovereignty of the sia,es-tl.., power
which d-ignci not To consult tie representatives
~ the pcople-,h-t po~cr which proclaimed us
=" single nation. consolidated m.ss-,hl.t pow
er While claims the right 20 make an ''eSperi-
nent," u ~hsie,~r sacrihee-,hat power which
70 deaf TO complaint. aud Hngriiy declare. that
neither the efi'nons of the p,epi>, the roice
Of the L~gisiafure, shsll ever .llIe 90. fred de-
EcrnSnahoa."
Yes! the very men Who, last year, considered
all the state lines oblitera;e-ah the barriers TO
Executive cneroaehmeu' proS,ra,e,i-who dcnoun-
eed the Proclamation and all its supporters-who
Themselves condemn the removal &C the dcpo.ites--
nov paiasng all forgetting ALL Il lending their
influence against restoration OF the dcposites,
and for restoration Of wm. &. Rives, Who j.
the uniform supporter Of tho Executive in al his
extrav>gancics. To put down the 4. y. Bank.
they now lend their weight TO the support Of every
species Of despotism. and sanction every illegal
meAsure-as though there we're no, virtue and
hrmness enough in the people TO pu, down the
Bank, If such be their wish. by lawful aud proycr
means. Can such things be-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27

D., fh, R,lnurrr -f,,-uenn AZ

Fro" ne Bais~o-s -f-~-osn. MI.
The follow ,ns notice wa. hsrts. T..
too hy the Cashier of the Bank a.
last night. when tia. psrer ~, ..
To TIE PUEIiC
BAsk or N,rrr,s-
gath MAJ. -:
The Board az Director, Of u. -.
have aseeriainsd with surprise a.!
gret, equal 90 any that the rorns-,s. Is,
feel, that this institution u unable - -
with it, business, and they b.,e r..',,-i.
transfer al its effects 10 a Trustee
equal benefit OF the creditor. ~ A.. r.,
The Board Of Directors hope ar r., o..
the assets will he sufioi lent - osssh,-.. =
debts Of the Institution, and Their G.,,--
ton Go stop It's business ~ once ., fr,-, -.
victiou that 20 continue % longer o,.s j.
be attended with loss 20 the t--.--
Their advice 60 the CREDITOR, fa-,1.y =.
the best judgment they are nov able ;, -.
is. not % sacrifice their claims. II. g.
of the institution will have the rrirf.,-
paying their debts with the notes and -.
Gates Of dePosite and the open aeeoaf,.s -.
by the Bank. and these aloGe the, As.-. !. !.
enable the note holders and deposl:or. -. :.
ly TO realize nearly an II not n. ,f;.,.
mount OF their credits.
by order, H. WILSON, ca,...e-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-27

Wsri'Ls Preparations IN Fraaer 49, On
Monday feb. ). Marsbsl SOult cam. dow n
10 ibe chamber Of Deputies. and. rettset.
'ng al be had promisrd IN the way Of mil,
isry reductions. increased his demand IN
The ougInsi amount q ST. 900 men and
1880 horses. This. Of course. excited
eonsiderable sensation ~ the chamber.
which ~as by 10 means diminished uhsp
me ministers oi marine shortly ansfwarIs
s,ked for an extraordinary grant OF 2 500
600 francs foF increasing ibe naval force m
The hedtefTahean. Demands Ike these
are Strangely 81 ssfisnce 9Th the uae,fr
tsnof the French Kings speech o. ep,r
ING the chamber