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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
fernaI improvement. and GeReraI .nisecIIGn,

death. The beu-ht, Which ~, ~, NJ "a. -
received from the isteii,geoee Oi NJ No,,. !.
nov lost. Lake the Summer tsh,tii. ~. r.
for awhile soft radiance arou-d. lu' boz.
Frightening into the sriepdors ~ i.s 80.
eItinguisied in the gloom q prvuas'ur- t.. a.
The powers &C his inteiieet ssn nov p,;,
mired like the hgurrs on esnvsss--n-r..r,
their attitudes, but they move aad 49, "a, .
their exertions have ceased
Vet man has not received less q ~ ---,
than the justice of God; sod ii.,, di,l ,,...i.
ordained ior wise aud holy eUd,. l., sfl,,,-,
relatives seek ham beyond thu torlh. ,.f ~
ncv tribute OF gratitude TO the Red-eu,u. .
that h-. e-iied him 20 place among E" thc ,,r,.,
OF just men made perfect"
And thou loved friend, the par, el..ra.
To pay this tribute 90 thy name
As DER thy sacred dust bend,
And weep DER thy untimsly cnd.
The dark event tells me To learn
too 90 dust shall soon returu
This binds thee closer 20 NV heart.
Aud bids thy mem'ry ne'er dep.,l'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
OF VIRGINIA
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

RIonaosp, Jan. I, 1894
Nothing Of importance ha, occurred since
my last, except the report, on Tuesday, Of
the Select COMMITTEE on the subject Of the
Bank Deposites by the Chairman, Mr. Bar
bour send you q cory Of the report. for
the information Of tho public--also, y copy
OF the substitute offered by MIR. Roane.-
The resolutions having been laid on the
table, with the understanding that they
would be taken up on Friday, IL .. unuecos-
sary here TO enter upon any spec uiations As
to their fate.
The committee OF Propositions and Griey-
anees have reported reasonable the PRAYER
Of the petition for a new county out Of part
Of Frederick.
A good deal of desultory discussion took
place to-day, on the subject Of the removal
Of Judge John w. Green from the bench Of
the Court Of Appeals, on account Of his di,a-
bili:y, produced by III health. A resolution
was offered by Mr.. Gregory, Of James City,
to notify Judge Green Of the into ntion Of the
Legislature, and to summon witnesses on the
subject to appear ut the BAR Of the house on
the lst day Of February next. Il will be
recollected that the new Constitution re-
quires notice Of 30 days TO be given TO the
judge, previous 70 final action on the sub
ject. The duty devolvod, in this case, upon
the Legislature, is n painful ons-and every
member seems aetuated by feelings Of deli
cacy towards broken down public servant.
All would ehesrfully "Ps,s this cup BY" il
they could DO so In conformity with the obi
cations resting upon them. But the disability
OF Judges, and the evils resulting thereby 10
the people, were among tho strong coaaidc-
rations which induced the call OF q Conven.
ton. The example mus. be made, though
every heart bleed on the occasion.
Mr. Gregory offered resolution, PROMO
sing TO elect Governor on Tuesday next.
but the resolution was laid on the table.
The Senate re-convened to-day, after n
recess Of seventeen days.
Business is progressing in good earnest; and
unless the propensity for debate should be.
come greater than il seems to be at present.
we may reasonably hope for short session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

THE FoAcE Bull The impression ap-
pears to be general, that this bill should be
promptly repealed. Its further continuance
wan have the only effect Of keeping up an ,rri-
tation which Is useless and Improper t. pro-
long. Is not probable that any exrseae,
will shortly arise, when there will be a nec.s-
sny tor its practical applicaiion-and IL Is
IDLE To hold the rod after the occasion for its
use has ceased. The nation has more alarm
ing evils than nulli6caIion To contend With.
and the energies Of all patriots should be
directed to tho common danger SpecuIa-
tive notions may be safely INDUCED; but actual
usurpation-Practical desPotism-cannot be
Submitted 90 without q tacit relinquish me mt
OF our libertics.-t Bali. Chron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

WAsHiSoToS. JAN. .
Neither House Of Congress sat yes
terday. The day turned cut to be .
line one, and = large proportion Of the
Members Of Congress, the Foreign
Ministers, and ether public and private
gentlemen. paid their respects TO the
Chief Magistrate, Who, though sppa.
rently in feeble health, received them
with his usual courtesy to sisiters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
A Ledger Lost

WHAVE Iost or misisiJ NJ MI Ledger 8 q
n thc year I-t+ 4ny mf0unstirr y .iru
NAV enable me- o. rcrotcr said 3JuA dl u
thsnkiuiiy fecrnei I'D reasonable com
ne nsstion pisen o. dcsfredi for u,s delivers
al 81 eia,sr 81 uy residence or ~ tic Free
grest Office o. hss probably been let Hhh
.ot,s ~ ~ fr,enfs. % ~ come store 0r othe
tf..~ .a Charic.toWn Fcf.ofs havme oit
t..ots lard ausy. " 0uld obltge me- ~ maxim
> ,esrch HINIEL .HPIfLRSO.N
Jan @. 1884 -st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

1eSsIaI I.slay etlo has sold 10 three gentle
men % Florida, the township oi and rrantea
20 h'm by Congress. The price v es,s men.
tloned' bat the land - described IN ths Ei,,i-
aian ~ the very beet ~ the territory. -
ho sac an9 ,stuement u The tract, Il o. b.
llssea, wil add very much u the prosperity
% Tallahassee. IN the immediate ncighborbooi
Of which Il lies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
TEE ndARKrrs.

BALTIMORE, JAN. :.
fLoth = he wagon price Is uniformly s.
but considerable portion of tl,,. receipts emit,
uues Co 20 into store on the country owners ae-
count.
, ALENANDHfA, JAN. !.
fl.O' " -lcs:crlRy and THURSDAY, tn wa
gon price oi Flour vas - 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

N".-''''"' N""'"'"tag- injurious CUccH NJ
the Remorai Of the DePo'iiss, Sc.
The Philadelphia Inquirer saws
The public meeting held in the State
House Yard yesterday afternoon, with
reference to the existing pressure in
the money market, was perhaps the
largest ever held on any occasion in
Philadelphia. We heard the number
present computed at ten thousand -
They consisted Of all classes and all
parties-mechanics, merchants and
observation-disclosures and foes of the
northumberland those who take
no part in politics whatever. The
meeting was truly gathering Of the
people. and they came forth in their
strength.
The gentlemen who presided At the
meeting are all friends Of the admins
tration. The objects of the meeting
were stated in = clear and forcible
speech by the Chairman. He stated
that the meeting was intended to be =
general One-to embrace all classes
and all parties-and expressed a hone
that the resolutions that might be offer
ed would avoid every thing like party
spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

GIVE arr much indebted u our representative
in ConErc.s, Col Ep~Aap Lucas, for his polite
stieniioa In promptly Ar,iing tn Us. from time
to time. tia various messages aud pnblie doeu-
n'enis Which have rmans,ed from the dfrt,.u,
public QUESTIONABLE, At Washington, since the
Spcning Of Congrrss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

We w. T. NacEESEis 80. a. Nonslsv a..
inih insi rc-riected - reprrs'pt tisc Cuurty Of
York, On tlle Assembly n tlse t'pprf prs,ia.. -
We uss carried 90 The ll0u-r ~, ts ,oui,r,s a.
uie 'copie, bat The Assembly directed urir spest
- 20 turn him out. vhieh b. accordingly lad
throisl ih' rneiiiura ~ the Srrgosf,t- at Astns
VI Mckenzie hss bcru expelled ths stl a.
eth tune from the same bofv
.lfsHOcaf Hresd 2Jd DC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
MARHTnn

ou Tuesday the jis, ult. by the Rev SIR
Nhi.tiesey, Mr. WILLIAM OSAovHN, 1t this
county, To Miss ELIz, BrcKLE.. dso,btsr a. NJ
Abraham baskles, Of B.rkelc, county.
Last evening, by the Rev. SCItin,us fusion.
Mr. "EoHHE W. SFFISsToS. Go Miss Ear
!. CRAHEH, daughter of Doot Samuel J. Crs,ne r
OF TITS town
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
p. G. .ueC3BE,
JOSEPH SMITH,
{. q. BLNTERS.WITTL.
WILLIAM KIRBY.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH.

0gies HsTPsrs-Fervy SsriAg, bs.ifqi.,H.I
1rH JASuART, I-3i
lllE President aud Director, Of Ia. In
- sttution have tins day declared INV
dend at the rate Of per cent per anr,.n. r.
TIC amount paid a. BY the Deposition, 10 tho
Jlt December, 1888, which sIll be u.,J 90
application 10 the Treasurer.
LIVES DJAC.LVSO.N. Tie.rrr
fIau. .. isJ4I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

Anaeihas passed the Legislature Of LouIsI-
ANA, IsPtsiins all the EXISTING laws against
the introduction Of slaves into that State
There are lcit, accordingly, no restrictions
upon The introduction Of slaves, except a pro-
VISION that, II during two months tho puroha-
sef discovers that the slave ), addicted 10
running away, or, within eight months disco
vers any "S~hibitory defect so IN the
paper from whlsl, We aao,s-.bs ma h.,s
Feeourse against the lender.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

G1scserui editorial and misccIiaoeoa. articles.
prepared for to-dsy's paper. have b-ca made to
,isid IA the pressure OF advertisements aud ot,cr
Indispensable matter.
g.
0rsevc'al extracts from d'asrcu, Journals. in
or paper to-day. will give idea Of thu die
trees ~h'eh has beca caused by the removal of the
drposite.. a, Baltimore, f,.si-sst; hts. New
York. ard Boston. the pressure of the mooey mar
lie, 10 represented ,obe unusually and alarlningiy
great 1t is the all-ab-or'''ng topic with the pa
rers of 'hoor places, At prr-cnt. We might fill
our columns With the paragraph, which reach u-.
daily, on the subject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

e'en. JAWS rHoS,s. National Republican, }
Vas reelected Governor of Maryland. by the
i@gisiaiurc OF that state, oa Monday last, over
Edward Lloyd. thc Jackson candidate. For Tho
mas, Is Notc$-i How'd i6-S-a,t.rin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
DIED.

On Friday last, aged shout s. wears. Doctor
JonN CLArTSR, of this county.
On the 9Th ult- Mrs BLEEsHsRA MENpES-
HALL, ~hs VI MIR. JA,ob Mcudenhall % this
county.
On the 3Ist ult. at an advanced aye. Mr.. Az
rHoSH BLoNDELL, - Msrtinsburs.
.igofhrr Pairzof effbe R.-r'9i,,aeH gsue Died.
Al lvhord. ia Nestnor,lan county, THE rysi-
drtee ot his ucph ~ on the - uh afttr q
long aud psiniul iiness. ~hich be brrc Nth great
ttmnc's @ud rrstgnst,on, t,cr JnHS y llt NaEs-
Tohp, IN thc lth year ~ be-. age Zen Hun
gcrford wss ~ officer 81 The srnv of ti.s Re,oh-
ton, snd witnessed the cio.ins scene ~ the ps-
tF'o''r Struggle Of our fsiiers ~ Nork Ta.s GA
NirE'u'n. who're be seeuri, Il highly hoa0rsble
AMI responsible post.
On the Ssih ult ~ Essex county VI Colosrl
Aa'hiHALp kfTcHt, sod 81 ycsrs, bruiicr a
tie editor oi tiie RiehuiOnd Euquirrr us wss :
member q the liousC d Delegates Of Nirgiala
Tor several sessions
'cOvst~trarEo-
Depsrted thisli onthe yth uit IN Ws.L,nr.
ton C'ty, Nj JoHS Crosses YurNs, el.irs s8a
o' Mr. Samuel Young Of histo~u, aged % years
{ month snd "a days
\ icu mouths ego be- took leave Of his fr,eud.
spp-rrniiy in good health ahd engsged ~ ti,s
oihce Il MrssFs Gsirs n ~raton flut rsptd
decline, 90 short time, comps lied h,ss h. retire
and 81 length closed his litr ~ q isost'nlrr,st,
agr. b. sd cyctt claims f,r tte ,iectiy .Nl,,t.
81 rrlstiys'. thc symrstistis tear aud De eous-
laisft infurrtu 81 trtatfr % hes ntffnorY
lu his Iroirrsinn. Mr cong gave tI,c l,fofni ii,
- much ussfulnf ss, be Mated u.s wcl eultisat.,
Hn'i t's sbiiites sefv ~ %, q order 4 b. goo,
quaiHi't b. Iotses si rsrly united in ns,s ir.
uitidusl. bui they thuHe c0usnicuoHsiy tn BE-,
brhi sJnufn, aud srrurfd o. tifn o.. afettan
@"d rorhdcncc q 40 his associates H. toclal
triurs, hts parity snd upsriFistbsss tnscsrra i,i
io tie hearts a his ircu,.- but toe 49, tra,t "a
~ sss, that be ctrf tvtnsd % scrk the rru,os "a
~ thvse ifnp'ricrtions o. tsrse qualities shch
cy sre ~ lisJie in failru nature si.d o. txs rcis
lhrm 90 tiir Krrstrsi ,rtiCrttou. such excellence
lusuy allssr ihr higirst eHlrctftins o. o. f1fui-
90 81 his futaTe ~. shd chen Toe veal 81 nOrtsf,
has thus been drsun Over his csFefT snd separ-t-
- irum parents, AZ oilr,t 90 sl rsush ,ltctrsf.
DER brz-ts u,usi frfl sound ebteh time aii.l
~ bend 81 Divine 6rsse alone Gao heal
u hss Ton truly bcrn refnarkcd. that ~. bright
htas ~ genIuf b. oNen bgt q n.aik iyr Toe sLsi' o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

An unusually large meeting Of the PhiladeI-
Ph'a Board of Trade was he Id ON THURSDAY at
The Merchants Coffee House. preamble
aud resolutions were offered to the meeting,
and adopted, with only iiro dissenting voices.
instructlng the Board Of Directors 90 memo
rlailLe Congress, and request the return ofthe
public deposites 10 the Bank Of the United
States.-( .fIsx. Gas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

Respecting the removal Of the Government
DePosiies from the Bank Of the United States
II appears probable that there will be heard
from the entire South but one opinion, and
but one voice. II will be seen, from the
Proceedings in the House of Delegates, Of
virginia. that even the Constitutional oppo-
nents OF tire Bank are Of opinion that the
measure OF the removal Of the public money
from the Bank OF the United States was
premature, injudicious, impoliiic, and no,
called for by the eNigepciss % the country. -
We add, with entire cofdence in our predic-
ton, that We do no: believe that the measure
viii, six months from now. find respectable
friends or Apologies IN any part OF the coun.
Try u Is one which cannot stand the test Of
examination. As financial error. II is pro-
ducing, and must continue 20 produce most
disastrous effects but, in political and moral
light, II IS, n II strikes US, still less defen,i-
BILE MAJ. lat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
hrroiNrMIN1 ny rnr

trroiSrnISr nv rBE PREsmrxr,
by and triih the adriee and eenssM Of The Ssuafs
RosERI c. NicnoLAs, To- be attorney for th.
Eastern District OF Virginia, in the place oil
Thomas T.. Burfoot, deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

The New York star sag: We state with
perfect confidence, that Mir Van Buren, aud
hrs friends are actively at work 20 prevent
any memorials beng sent 10 Congrss on the
SUBJECT Of restoring the dePosites. but j. de-
srou' THAT such applications be made direct
% the PSObisHi aud hc ihrows out The idea
that such representations being made To the
Prsaafai, and MOI 60 Congress. be will order
The public monies 10 be hereafter deposited
"a The United states Bank.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
Negroes to Hire.

To hire III me 25fh DtcnJer mr..
A A NEGRO BOY about r. arJ GiRl
L n about - years n sye lor furLss
particulars, enquire ~
JOfLN' J N CF.N.NTfH.
Jan ., i-3i 1t Ma, ,bseusa- mr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
for. he had concluded, the Senate .d

fore he had concluded, the Senate ad
journed.
In the House Of Representatives, the
memorial Of Mr.. Fletcher, late q Clerk
in the Clerks Office Of the House, was
postponed to Monday.
Mr.. Polk then resumed and conclu.
ded his speech on the subject Of the
Removal OF the Deposites. Mr.. Bin
ney then obtained the floor, and the
House adjourned.
fRiDAY, IAN. 5.
In the Senate to day, Mr.. Benton
resumed and continued his speech; but
did not conclude. lie will probably
finish Oh Monday.
The House Of Representatives wa,
engaged in private business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
NOTICE.

The Rev. s. TrsroS will preach AZ the =
Branch Church on Sunday BeAtail II o'olo,.
Jan. y, le3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
For Hire.

A MICRO ROY tetNrrl ~ ard ld yc,rs
N Of age ~cil calculated 90 perform las
duties of sn D-t'st stJ o.. . good arm band
For further particular. inquire n
AS VANN ACTER.
Isn @. l-3f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

From The NtT York Courier aud Enquirer.
~ VS. suppose hc Government Dcpnsites ~
stored t. the Bank at the United State aud M,
~ill bc tl'e effect The Bank all feeI that an,
power Of the Government To- iuiar- Tia. ,I,sau,
branches, through the aid IL The net Bauks. Ia.
been destroyed, and It could IN such easr. With
perfect Saic,y, effeid tf 4scsinfs ten Dulh1ns al
doLaIs ~ HsTy tLIps' Herr. th.n. ~ h,,,. ~.
only possible mode of relieving thc commercial
diHrcsscs ct The country, and NC call upon ever,
h9Deff man IA COuETc.s TO vote flr tllcir rc.,ors
tt0u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

e. A new Presbyterian Church ha. r..
Gently been organized az Elk Branch. md, e.
suspicious circumstances
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.


To fhs Editors Of che .NitiOuaI IntsthReuesr
GEsrLENES;-it may crafty many OF your
readers, as IT certainly will those who arc
Stockholders IN the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, 10 learn, that the hate severe
storm add heavy fall Of rain which produe ed
30 much damage IN other respects, did not
inJure, In the slightest degree, that part of
the Canal between the Basin, at Georgetown
and Harper's Ferry-nor Is il known that
any injury was sustained by the Canal and
Dams now constructing above that point
very small breach was made in the
BERN bank Of that part of the Canal lust
finished in this City, by the UNPRECEDENTED
flood Of water from the land. This hN, been
repaired at very trifling cost
IL IS now eight weeks since the new nor
zion OF Canal between Seneca and Hnrper'.
ferry, Ga distance Of forty miles) was first
opened for use; since which time the trade
upon u, and upon the remaining twenty
miles below IL, has not been interrupted by
accident for single hour
- was the intention Of the Canal COMPANY
10 have completed the forty miles of Canal
above HarPerS Ferry, and now under con-
trant, by the opening Of the trade Of the next
spring; but the return Of Cholera to the line
last summer, has defeated this purpose. "a
VIII, however, be completed a. high as the
fourth Dam, twelve miles above Shepherds
eown and in order to obViate the didcultv
which the Dam above Williamsport would
present TO the river trade from Cumberland
% Is understood that the Company have con-
tracted for temporary Lock, TO be eomple-
ted by the 10Th Of March next, to pass boats
around the Dam. This being done, we NAV
anticipate the arrival, in our District of =
considerable quantity Of Cumberland Coal
during the next summer. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

The Legislature Of the State Of
MARYLAND met at Annapolis on Mon.
day the 30th ult. The gathering vas
unusually foil, one member Of the
Senate, aud four OF the House Of Dele
gates, only being absent. II. p. G..
WILSON, Of Somerset, was chosen a
member Of the Senate. in place Of Mr..
DESNIs. now a Member Of Congress.
In the Senate. BENJAMIN 3. PoR
REsT was reelected President, and the
other old officers were all re.chusen.
On Tuesday, every member of the
House Of Delegates having arrived,
THONAs WRIGmr 5d. Of Queen Anne
County, was elected Speaker, and
LEWIS GAssAwAY Clerk 81 that BODY.
q. w. Sharp, Of Frederick. was
elected Assistant Clerk. and Thomas
Johns, w. ID. Dorsey, Levin Jones',
X. b. a. Tate aud II. l.. Gale, Com
mittee Clerks.
The officers Of the Senate arc National
RePublieans-,hosc Of the House, Jackson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
From the RiohH'ond Papers.


On motion Of Mr. WAGER, the Committee
on Roads, &c. was instructed to enquire into
the exPediency OF continuing tho North wes-
tern Turnpike from Winchester 10 SmithfieId,
in the county of jefferson.
On motion Of Mr.. GRneoRT, the Committee
Tor Courts Of Justice were instructed to en-
quirc into the exPediency Of passing a Law,
requiring the Commissioners appointed BY
the Circuit Superior Courts Of Law and
Chancery, and the county Courts, to settle
accounts, TO take an oath or oaths, before
entering on the duties Of their Office.
On motion Of Mr.. GALLAHER, leave wa,
given to bring in a bill TO alter the time of
holding the fall term of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Jefferson
county.
The bill Incorporating the Stakeholder of
the City Point Rail-Road Company, wa. read
the Sd lime and passed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

Messrs. Moore and Leteher have
both gone to Kentucky TO take deposi
tons, &c. relative to the contested
election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

10 the Ssnsts to day, Ar. Benton
commenced bic reply 10 Mr. Clay, and
~ favor Of the course which has brsn
pursued BY the President 10 relation 10
the Removal VI the Dep0sites bot be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

II IL truly remarkable circumstance that a
country "a time of profound peace, With album
dant crops, al high prices. and unusualhea ltb
prevailing, with every branch Of trade "a
successful operation, should all az once be
Drought TO condition Of universal pressure
and alarm. IN casting about Tor The cause
10 other, at ali adequate, appears. than the
miserable tsmpering Of The Executive with
the great hoanc ial engine of The country and
That this Is tho cause. u now conceded on
az hands. The proper remoJ, therefore OBJ
viniisiy y with Congress. and 90 q DO the PEG
BILE look anxiousiy and righlfully b. restore
lho dePosftes.- .NoeaTk Da,ig .iir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
CONGRESS.


rom NE -AerdHdlId Gazette.
MONDAY, DEC. so.
In the Senate, 60 day, a long letter
was received from the Secretary Of
the Treasury in relation to . CORES
pondsnce Of Mr.. Crawford with the
Banks. referred to by him ia his Re
pert, and called for by a resolution Of
the Senate, which was read.
a report from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, relative TO the siiuAtion,
condition, &c. Of the new Deposite
Banks, was also received and read.
The senate then tosk up Mr.. GAYS
resolutions relative Co the Removal OF
the DepoSIIrs, aud Mr.. Clay again
took the floor, aud spoke until three
o'clock; AZ which time, aud before he
bad concluded, the Sensts adjourned.
The isose u Representative we're
engaged on private business, and al
jOurned AZ an early hour.
TUESDAY, DC. 81.
10 the Senate, to-day, Sc. Clay re-.
sumsd and concluded bis remarks pre-
viously commenced. Mr. Benton said
a few words in reply; but before he
Proceeded 81 length, the Senate went
into Executive business.
THURSDAY, JAN. 2.
10 the Ssnats to day, Ar. Benton
commenced bic geplv ~ Mr.. Ciay. and
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TIE MONEY .MfRKET-Pr,ssare Hpon tie
Comn'eTeidt C0mmuHiiy-TnJuriou eTseh oJ
ths RemoraI Of The Depo,iiss, &c.
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