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I1t tfIufNFuudf C|dttB.
POOR RICHARD.
To the Editors of the E,oui,,,

CENTLEMEN:-A circumstance occurred at a late
meeting OF my Fellow Czens, ION las, Thursday, at
Court House,) that Is we'll calculated to operate
TO my prejudice, lot only a public but private
nau; aud which will appear obvious to those imu,e.
dately interested aud more particularly those gen.
ilenien who composed that meeting. AZ i-ei satisfied
that my whole exerions and energies this winter
been directed solely 10 the good OF the county aud that
make il appear thus the satisfaction OF all Just and
impartial men, beg leave, through the columns Of your
paper TO announce to the freemen Of Sussex, that
candidate Tor the honor Of representing them in the
General assembly Of Virginia. This sudden change in
my determination, will create greater surprise any
person than il has done myself IL has been forced
me; for ~ lille absent In the service IL the county, have
been Ji6ed-Nay, such the excitement agans,
the at the meeting above alluded that they would
allow friend oil mine TO read letter that had in.
tended Tor the public eye, and which he made effort
lay before the said meeting, without success
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
WM. II. PEGRAM.
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FHNHE SherHs OF the counties Norfolk Nsnsefnond
n and Princess Anne; Brunswick, Dnwiddie and
Greensvtle; King Il Queen, King William, Gloucester,
Mathews and Mddlesex; FluvsDpa, Goocblspd, Louisa
and Hanover; Loudonn aud FairiaX; Allegheny, Bath,
POcahon'as and Boteour; Brooke Ohio and Tyler; Kama
wbd Mason, CabeH Logan, Nicholas. Fayeue and Jack.
aud the Mayor OF the Borough Of Norfolk, will
notice that elections 20 be bolIen their Court
Houses, and other places appointed by law for holding
elections, the month Of Apr next, choose Sensors
represent their respective fcts in the next General
Assembly ADDISON HANSFORD, c. 8.
March IL Is, 1884. iO2-N
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hasnot been voated lit is not il has been violated and
the law authorizing the removal unconstitutional IL
appears to me- that Congress cannot costutionsly pass
law, authorizing any person 10 renoee the money from
the Treasury, even II the building fire. In that
CASE as IN all others, the removal must be made the
responsibility Of the officer who orders it, You know that
partisan, but jealous friend to the union Of
the States and opposed all violations Of the
Of the United States, or the individual States.
POOR RICHARD
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FOR NM E.YQULRER

FUN TIE F~NRUIffFH
The disgust and indignation excited in This section of
Virginia by the late csofour Legislature have been pow
eriU aud pervadng, and the consequent expulsion OF NJ
RYes om the United States Senate has called forth no
other than ions OF the deepest sorrow. There was
no man IN the Commonwealth who has ably and truly
represented the Interests and the present feelings of the
people OF this Sate and the loss Of this nable ci-
hZen, a. so important crisis be hereafter most dee
y ie Gould not this most serious bluder Of our pre-.
sent Legislature be n degree corrected by procUr-
ing his services IN the House OF Delegaes lie
would be honor TO Albemsre-and even i'm this limited
sphere might render essential service TO the State.
CITIZEN OF HALIFAX.
March Oh 1874
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March sd, 1884.
no THE EDITORS.

- TO TIE EDTTORS
The Deposife Question 10 made 10 many va.
rous views as there persons engaged in the discussion
Now to my mind the is very plain, aud will take
the liberty OF giving you my view Of IT, The Conslitu.
ton says that "No none shall be drawn from The Treasu-
sy, bot in consequences OF appropriations made by idto
Is removal an dpPyopriaon2 Ifil s the Constitution
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EOR nREOIK

TENHE Steamer C0inmbid. Capt James Mitchell, will
u leave Washington for Norfolk on Saturday the l5.h
ns Al o'clock r. W; and, returning will leave Nor.
folk Monday The l7ih OF o'clock p NJ
She will again leave Washington for Norfolk on Wed.
nesIsy the 10 at O'clock y. NJ, and returning win
Norfolk Friday the 2is al o'clock p. NJ Pas
sage aud iare 49,
March IL. lO2-Sl
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MARRIAGES

Married, Thursday evening, by Wilson, Mr.
jas NJ Scott Attorney law, Of Richmond, Mss Mary
fcvre of Frederick eueRing Forest
county by Rev. f. G.. Mcclure, Doctor William Thornton
Madison eounty Miss Charlotte daughter Capt George Ham
ilton.-F fredericksburg Paper.
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COMMUNICATION

CO1H9H D-VICHTEU.
At meeting Of portion Of the citizens OF Caroline and
the adjacent countless convened Sparta agreeable o
previous notice. 10 take into consideration the question Of
the removal Of tho Public Deposes from the Bank of the
United States, Col Ira White was, motion, called 10
the Chair, ssd Madison n. Jones appointed Secretary
VIM. @. Minor addressed the meeting in eloquent
speech usifyiag the Of the Executive towards the
Bank. John Dickinson replied TO Mr.. Minor, and con
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COMMUNICATED.

T0the Freeholders and Vofers of the counties of HANG
rer, Louisa, Goochland and Fiupanna.
Your attention is called to the election Of tit person
TO represent us in the next Senate Tie Bank Que.
that is in agitation demands of you your eaec.
lions IN The choice OF proper person. In casting
eyes over the district in search oil no
one better suited tor it than Col. Joseph s. Watkins OF
this county: He is Of talents, he has in the
lower House Of The General Assembly Tor many wears,
and has been useful member FROM this county; he has
always been opposed to the Unile States Bank as
we have heard AMI Yes, and that thing that
should induce TO choose him; Tor that Bank monster
that all republicans will forever hate. Fellow citizens
look ahead and tell those gentlemen who have gone in M
rect opposition to their Wishes We respect you gentle
men, but cannot vote for you take away our liberty
We have sent this without consulting Col. Watkins but
have doubt but that he will serve us.
MANY VOTERS OF GOOCHLAND.
Goochland, March 10, 1884.
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Richmond, March 18th, 1891.
FOR 7HE ENQUIRER
TO COL. THOMAS DAYENPORT

Sir-You see what our Virginia Assembly have done
Our delegates, who elected do States bust
ness must needs go to giving instruction., in relation &
the United States Bank And what has produced? Why
the resignation Of one Of Virginas brightest
Yes, sir, they have deprived Of Mr. Rivesa man HON
We have not seen, but who believe your county would
not exchange for Governor Floyd. and one half aud two
over of the Virginia Assembly his heels. Our own de-
legaes and senator go with the refuse IL is
ry to tell you OF the feelings which has Produced when
You are informed. that the People stand affected to
the Administration and the Bank when YOU lei them
late has brought before peoples eyes tho
extensive power possessed by the Bank Its late conuc
not too abuse that power when fe
ed thereto. They think the Bank can raise the price OF
property and put down at pleasure They reason this
way III Jerry Trammell had the power Vi secretly alter.
ing the price OF cattle in his neig bourhu0d although he
very good man, he might in time become avarcious
and by making sell high to-day, snd low morrow
he could in short time get them all ia his own cowpen
In that case, is plain they would have 20 TO Jerry Il
buy butter, OH which he could fix IA own price-We
complain that our representatives, have deceive ant
do not mistake the signs, there is in store suit
able to their works. which they will receive on the All
Monday in April next Having but little TO write about
and not having the of good spnsier who can draw
out long thread from small materials, must draw TO
closes and find myself, unLesgnedy going to initiate the
cunning man described by Bacon, who, when he writes
omits the main Ia the body Of his letter and puts
In the posscrpt-I will sir, tell you what thnl
personally concerns yourself There runor here tina
IN this contest with the two great Pr esens of the nation
you have LEFT our administration and joined yourself
President Biddles party. Can il be will not believe
IT, without positive proof You may have heard that
great change in public sentiment You will find il l.
not the verify believe, to relax much in his Bank
opposition, would wind shake old Hickory himself
A PLAIN FARMER OF HALIFAX
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COSf.nUNTC9TED.
BE good as TO notice in the Richmond Enquirer that
Henry Wilson will be candidate at the ensuing election
IN the county OF Haax Va. TO represent the people Of
that county IN the Stale Legislature
Yours, respectfully, FRIEND OF LIBERTY.
" We are requested 10 announce goHN MoNcURg,
Esq as candidate TO represent The county Of Stafford IN
the next Virginia Legislature.
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To .Messrs. andre,D VduJibber and IVn,. Todd.
GENTLEMEN :-Lsarning that you are both candidate
to represent the counties Of Mathews and hddlesex in
the next General Assembly of Va, beg leave TO pro.
pound 10 youhe following nterrog atores, which. am in
hopes each OF you will give prompt aud distinct answers
since II is entirely with view 10 acquain myself
lively with your political sentiments these subjects
(a this Perious crisis) previous to the elections:
l Are you in favor OF, opposed TO, the IT, s. Bank
or National Bank; and what are your reasons!
81 Are you in favor Of opposedtoa restoration Of the
DepOstes, TO the Bank OF the u. Staiesl
3 Are you in favor Of opposed to- the Deposi,es in
future being placed in the u. States Bank!
4h Ii elected, will you vote Tor, against William
c. Rives, Esq TO the Senate OF the U. States
VOTER OF MIDDIESEX.
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DEPosITE QUESTION IN cARoLiSE me COUNTY COUNTY

Being majority OF fDO hundred and ftcenfy seuen.
Never wa. public sentiment grossly misrrpresenied
has been the opinion OF this county the depose ques
ton by the Opposition. Yours respectfully.
(Here follow the names OF five among the most respect
able cze MS of Caroline
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PORTIrGAI.

The Pedroites achieved q succession Of
victories. during the whole month Of Jan
usry. which bad left tho cause Of Miguel
entirely hopeless 30 u was considered hy
the friends Of Miguel In Paris. Miguel
had addressed letter Go Pedro. announc-
ing the death OF their sister; but IL Was
not opened-the Regent refusing TO hold
any communication with the usurper.
ENGLAND.
Numerous petitions have been present.
ed 10 Parliament, from the D,ssenters.
praying for liberty TO register their own
births and marriages. and for exemption
from marriage fee.
The Duke Of Wellington has been Installed
Chancellor Of the University Of Oxford IL Is
stated that he pronounced his Latin address IN
a most excellent and impressive manner. I,
was classical in style. and IN substance elo-
quent. lie alluded with much felicity 10 the
occ aston when oxford conferred on him the
Degree OF Doctor OF Law. In company nth
the Emperor Alexander, the King Of Prussia,
and their Industrious train. and expressed hun
self determined 10 defend the privileges OF
the University, which had so gratihcd his fe oil
ing, in comforting upon him the high offiee
with which he Is now invested.
The last dispatches from the Court Of ST.
Petersburg give such positive assurance Of a
Continuance Of peace that q reduction OF the
army is talked OF IN the higher circles. II i,
believed, however. thai tins me ASSURE will no,
take place till alter tic close Of the Con-
gress.
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CONGRESS.
From he .N;,lionoi hNieisgcHocr.
~ SENATE.
FR,pAv, MARCH y, 1884

FRiDAY, MARCH y, 1884.
The CuAiK having called the Order OF the
Day, being upon the resolution reported by
he Finance COMMITTEE, with the other reso-
luton moved 10y Mr.. Cav; and Mr.. Clay
having resumed and concluded his speech
MIR. MckEAs, at the moment the questions
were about to be taken, rose aud said, that he
intended 10 vote against both of the resolu-
tons under consider ration, for several rea-
sons, but especially because they were ex-
clusiyely censorious IN their character, sad
were calculated further 20 distract and excite
the angry feelings which already existed. n
the resolutions pass, they effect no remed,
Tor the extreme distress Of which we have
heard so much, nor do they point 10 any fu-
'urc Legislation for that purpose. His votes
on these resolutions were not to be taken a-
evidence OF what his course would be when
distinct proposition. granting relief to a sui.
ferins community, should be presented.
The question was then taken upon agreeing
to the hrst Of the aforementioned resoIu-
tons, IN the following words:
Received, That the reasons assigned nv the Sc.
er,-tary of the Treasury for the removal oC M,
money of the United States, Deposited iu ,be
B<i.k OF the United States and IL. branches, COM
munieatsvi TO Congress M An tas OF Il-ecrn-
Der, isSs, arr unsatisfactory and Insufficient
And the question upon agreeing 70 this re-
solution was taken as follows
iess-Messrs- Bib. Black, Calhoun, CLAW.
Clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuysen, Hendrick.
Kent, King OF Georgia, Knight, Leigh, Man.
gum, Saudain, PoindeIier, Porter, Prentiss.
Preston, Robbins, Silsbee, smith, Southland
SPrague, Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler, wayra-
man, webstcr-2s.
.Nays-Aessrs Benton, Brown. For<yth.
Grundy, Hill, Kane, King Of Alabama. Inn
nckean Moore, Morris, Robinson, shepIey v.
Iaiimadge, Upton, White, wilkins, and
Wright-ls.
So the resolution was AeREEp TO.
Mr.. CLAr, then, at the instance OF some Of
his friends, modified his resolution. so "a 10
read follows:
hcso!ted, hat the President i'm tbs. late ~
eeuti'e proceedings in relation to the pubIe r..
venue, has assumed upon himself authority and
power not conferred BY the Constitution and NV,
but IN derogAtion Of both
And the question being taken on ,gr,e;ng
10 Ia" resolution, il was decided As foilows;
has-Messrs. bibb, Black, Calhoun. CLAY.
clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuysen, Kent, knight,
Leigh, Mangum, Naudain, Poindexter. Porter
frentIss Preston, Robbins, silsbse, Smith
Southland, sprague, swim, TomIinson. TYLER
Waggaman, Webster-26.
.Nays-Aessrs. Benton. Brown. Por.xtb
urundy, Hendricks, Hill. Kane, King OF Ala
oama, King Of Georgia, Linn, Mexican, Moore.
horrs, Robinson, shePley, Tallmadge, Tip
ion' White, wilkins, wright-20
So this resolution also was Agreed 10.
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As the Globe continues 10 assert that the
Presidents conversations with the different
committees have been misrcpreson ted by
mem We now state chat our respectable re-
Preventative, Major HEArH, asserted Ia hi,
place on the floor Of tho House. on the ION
March, ~ reply % an enquiry from Tie ho.
fs"rable hr. Wilde, of Georgia. a. 10 the re-
sponsibilties of our Committee
" Air Heath s,id b. as hims ~ ,rcs.nt Al ,I,,
ister'iev hctsecn thc ", sidcnt uf tbc q STAT,
Hod uic Drlogdion from BsltinDro. sud h., I'D
900 D. ilaiou in asrtiug. diet their rrpgrt. 70 fsr
"a ~ rrlat's O. that tutcfoIrv va correct IA eve,
~ particular. w. addition D. would r-mark ,l,,,
hc bad lpng been acquainted vith the grntismr,,
epn'Tosing th-t Dcicgstiou, sud ,e XMAS then, Ia
b. i"rsp.hic ~ spreading their names o. an,
''-'ens.nt ~ Tie correctness a shich ihrv s-r,
~ "cii assnred Iiiey ucrv nsithef afFc,-l,nid-
-, ''P nhicc-huutcrs. and therefore supid have
"l h' motive 90 lending tlie rn -, % sy misre-
~ senisiiOu q fscfs ~
N"'i - src iDiormcd Inst orr r,f.r, sentative.
-, " MN ~as On l,', piss.. sod jed i,ot c1n.
I"'.'' We ftion - Msior Heath. t, ,ry,iii,-
" q" "'F '"tnfsiittc EN- b.. ~ intl dosift.d DO.
Zee hos - 90. lio'isa, a. u uill b. vbere d.,
arc ici iyi4ally kpgsn.
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rrthce IN priueipic," and epdcayor To rukin,ll-
popular iusligustiOn sga,nst all Who, scrisg tie
last srssion az thu Legislature. werc not Willing
90 offer allcct homage at the ioOiiool II power
Whist claims has this g,,ltlrmsa utou the eon-
hdcnec IL tile people Why - ~ that r,,osr Tho
profess Co d elsrv the opinions Of the RcI,ubl-
ean pSrts. p" enter wsrnl, INTO defence Ut h,
political coor>s-, aud stIainins every Co
ensure his restoration TO the >euatc ~ the Un,t-,
States Tie ~ pronounced To b. true disciple "a
Mr.. Jefferson, aud II - boldly affirmed that his
political Cours, has proved hls devotion To tn.
constitutional principles advanced by that great
apostle az liberty. Examine his opinions, aud
What ~ tho result Tie endorse the Proclamation
To the full cStcut VI its dangerous doctrines; be
rsoei,ed from MIR Webster, Who la. ever b~cn
the able and consistent advocate of the
federal doctrines, ~cii-meritr.i commitment for
hrs eNertions in supporting the Not,hcrn expose
i'on of the Constitution. IL Is tr,c tina, tefr WAS
slight difference hct~cea the general argument
~ these gcnti,tDcn, but their conclusions ver-
bcarly, IL not entirely. the same Whist uas hi
course on the Force Bill la what single act has
La r'inevd las devotion 20 ,hosc great principles,
upon the preservation u Which depends IA. per
Is,tuit, Of Union, and thc liberty of the t.,,-
gl'' lie hsd, like many Others ia ior,ncr times
declared has determination To- check an, assum,,-
ton of Iso~cr, Ia oppose determined r,rsistanGe
To every aitcint u invade the sovereignty ol th..
states, but no sooner lid General Jackson issue
his Proclamation. aud ia defiance OF hi, pr,.,ion.
course, make war upon those sacred principles
which MIR. kircs -tood pledged to support, than
lac, the newly elected senator OF virsin,a invest
al u, u'r generous confidence OF her Leg: stature.
Nth the high aud honorable trris, Of representing
aud nain,A'niu; her dignity drS rtrj la, post, aud
rsnyv'; himself ia. s.l, OF iho,. Who had ever
r1d'euied and condemned the republican rc-olu-
no"s passed 10y his Stzt- ia rs and % Vet .n
appeal - nov inside 10 the friends of Stat. III ,hts
and tn tbo>c Who regard the Constitution ~ char
YER 81 hnlnod po~crs. aud Who src opposed e. Ex-
ecuti'c sberoAchnent, t. come foru ard anal ~.
s'"rr him To the councils of the nhtion" 1,,.
ln'i'a'I"n will he ruh.ctic,l by NIL sho remain
faithful 10 the soyereiYn,r and rights of tr States
P-icTsbur2 Indifference.
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NEW YORK


The last Mail brings Us the copy Of n
Message Of some length. from Gov Ma.
cY to the Legislature Of the State Of New
York. recommending The creation Of a
state stock. 20 The amount OF Four or Five
Millions Of Dollars. 10 be lent 10 the Banks
IN the city Of New York. TO enable them
TO sustain the pressure, which IS admitted
to exist. upon The whole Banking System
oi the State. The step has pf oduced some
sensation amongst the people IN the great
State. The Albany Evening Journal
PiihIly remarks upon Il as follows.
This IS most unprecedented measure.
u reVerses the whole order Of Banking
u proposes, 81 season Of embarrassment
aud distress, when the PEOPLE are looking
TO their Banks for relief, that the PEOPLE
should actually relieve the Bsnksi
The question 10 distinctly presented
whether the State or New York will lend
The Banks four million Of doliars 10 sustain
EDISON and Van Baren IN q wanton and
ruihous Il" ENPEEIAEsr" upon the eufrene '
Of the county. The Legislature vii
obey the Regency, unless Il 10 recalled ia
its duty BY an overwhelming burst Of the
public indignation.
We have been constantly assured
until this moment, that the State Bank,
we're abundaniiy prepared for every smsr
genry But this Massage Trpeis that ilu
'ion The executive has made = fstal
thrust Al the credit Of the local Banks. b,
proposing such sn extraordinary measure
Tor their relief"
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COIhp0nM Orelern-
April y 1891

zllH company under my command /. or.
- dored 10 parade at the usual mac, f,
smiihhcld, on the I'd SATURDAY. of thi. mont.
at | o'clock JOHN DAVFNpoRT
April 8, 1884 ca
OTdsrsd. Tia, Capt Davenport comgaay
district be altered by commencing At Cane.
ons Ford. on Opcquon, and running theme
Sth the road 80 a. 90 nterseet the Ch,r,.--
town road leading % smuhfeld AZ " >-o.
leJ's barn; and that portion of bis dstfi-. Is.
ihg between the road leading FROM The fi,.
derck county line near Thomas McC ormi.. ,
land by the head Spring 10 The " ,nchr.
road and thence 10 \. Haines' - roads. 70
INCLUDED 20 Capt saPPington's district.
Tssle,
Join u. FLAGG, CLf
SOFA Rsg .. "
e. Ma Term l-GG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
NEW ARRAMoEndENTs
OF TIE
Baltimore - W'inehesfcr
MAIL STAGES.
10 e0ibi"cf resfh ne fVudH,foffc and lat a
nc4iee .HdH Route, ~ HI1oAesser.
VNHE Postmaster General has directed


hc4iee .HaH Routes ~ HIHeAesyer.
HVIiE Postmaster General has directed e..
II following schedule, va -
The Mail Stages for Baltimore via Boon.
borough, Charlestowu, Harpers-Ferry. S..
to frsdercktown and Point Of Rock. u.f
from and after the Isl Of April next. der.-.
and arrive ~ follows:
Leave " Winchester for Baltimore via Hoo.
borough, Chsrlestown, Harpers-Ferrv. 20.
Of Rocks, &c. on "wednesday. Fr,J,x a.,
Sunday, after the arrival OF the St,un, n
Stage, say I o'clock, ?. NJ, and arrise I,
Boonsborough and Harpers-Ferry same ni,t,
and in Frederick and Point Of Rocks nv,
morning in time to take Cans for Bal,iu.o,
Returning,
Leave Fredericktown and Point Of Roc,
every wednesday, Friday aud MONDAY. anr-
the arrival Of the cars from Fredsrickt5as
and Point OF Rocks, lodge IN Shephsrd.,,,-
and HarPers-ferry, and arrive in Ninche,...
on Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY. At !.
O'Clock, NJ. IN time to take the stanton lis.
The Mail Stage for Baltimore VIA MARI
burg, BoonsborOugh and Frederick. will lear.
Winchester on Tuesdays, Thursdays and $.
turdays, at O'Clock, \. NJ. and arrive u
fredericktown same days. Returning.
Leave fredericktown after the arrival a
the cars from Baltimore, aud arrive H. SLe-.
herdsto~n same night, and IN winehes,es
neat days. Sundays, Wednesdays and Tr.
days. This line will be IN full operation o.
the lst OF April Tomorrow
The water Is expected 10 be turned ito
the canal on "Wednesday or THURSDAY ne,..
al which Tine the boat will commence r..-
ming, and travellers can have the choice 4,
harPers-ferryO either to take the stag
ahe depot at fredericktown, or the boa,
the Point Of Rocks.
Good and comfortable coaches, hrstr.8
horses, and experienced drivers. are or ~
route, and every attention will 30 PAID e. 90
eomfor; Of passengers.
eT-for seats, apply at osburn \ Pur>, 5
hotel, ehester-Stoph enson's hotel Hlr
Per'-fsrry-Edwar ards hotel, Boonsbur5uzb--
ana at Stockton Il Stokes Stage oa,e, tge-
dericktown.
a. HC-NRICKHOUSE s. 90.
March 81 isJI-1,
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We regret that VIC have 20, room Tor the very
able speeches delivered ia the Senate, upon Mr..
Webster's Bank bill. Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Ie,xt.
MIR. Wright, Mr. Calhoun, aud Mr.. White, 49,
'eraiiy addressed that body-sher ~hieh, Mr..
Webster moved that the bill be laid on the table,
With the understanding that he would no, call i,
up until Monday the 2iS of April.
Mr. Calhoun views Of the currency, and Of
the remedy, have attracted much attention. aDJ
tins hitherto much irsduecd state sman seems to be
Again rising in public estimation. lie has Ger.
'1'niy exhibited, during the past vintev, a lofty
and diSni6ed bearing.