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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
No TE(E.

INIE subscriber has taken out Letters Of
II Administration on the estate OF NAM
ASS DovcurHTt. All persons having claims
against the estate, are requested Ca present
them to me, promptly and those indebted
arc requested Ia make immediate settlement.
The circumstances connected with the estate,
require that It's concerns be closed ~ soon as
Pract,c able. p. McCABE,
.1d1inistraiOr.
IIarprrs-feTry. Jan. 9, Is3i.--3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
For. Hii'P.

"A NEGRO WOMAN, who Is acquainted
4 N with all kinds of house work. pariicu-
lar'y cooking, washing and ironing. aud can
he recommended for honesty and close attcu.
ton TO business. For further particulars, APP
ply 10 AMELIA :. STRoTuER
Ian, IC lS3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
~ 10 oil rhom il may concern III

rENliE public are hereby To take notice, that
certain woman, named l.. A. HOOP,
alias GORNAN, and who sotntfits, passes
herself NJ my wife, II not to be trusted or IN
any wise 10 have credit on my account, n
am determined 10 pay no debts Of her con
tracing. Given under my hand this 3,,h day
Of December, 1888.
TERENCE GoRMAN.
Jan. .. Is3l.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
Cash iN ,2E0rEPf.

NATE wish TO purchase any number Of
w NEGROES, from IL - - years Of
age, Of both sexes; for which the highest cash
price Will be given, on application d tlc house
occupied by Benjamin a. Lewis, for several
year, past. One or both Of the subscriber,
viii remain permanently ia Winchester. ANY
commune alton IN writing viii be promptly
attended 10. BENJAMIN n. LEWIS,
WILLIAM 7. LEWIS.
Winchester, Sept ., ls33.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
PuRGYC SAHE.

PUBLIC SALE.
NA/ILL be offered at public sale, on
Wv E,iday he 2ld Of february, 1884, at
Mr.. william Moore's Eikwood farm, 0n the
road leading from Iialliown 10 Shepherds
town, one milo from the former place, the
following property, viz:
six work Horses, Z Colts,
p Six mich Cows.
One yoke valuable Oxen,
Some young Cattle,
Sixty head Of sheep,
A number of Sows and fac young Hogs,
Two Wagons and ono Ok Cart,
Four barshcar, . double. and single shovel
Pioughs. nearly new, and of good construction,
Three iIarrows. nearly new
Six sets OF wagon Gears, Io.,.,v ,.,v
SIX Do. plough do "
\ quantity of Corn hy the barrel,
Sbo, els, Forks. spades, lloos, aud a variety
of Tools suitable for farm purposes.
A credit q nine months viii h. gwen on
al purchases of - and upw ards, the purcha-
ser giving the usual bond ard security. Sale
10 commence early ~ the day.
Gentlemen wh1 feel drpo~cd 10 boy. will
DO well To attend. as the property must be
sold SAMI l.. DELAPLANE,
VIM MOORE, .igsnf
Cor Wm. Hsyman, for pert # ihs
ADORE property.
Dec PC. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
Look at This f.!
II .hOsf THgm00Ie Farm
ron SALE.

Az authorized Ia sell, At private sale, the
II FARM now an the possession Of my mo-
Their, (Nrs. Ann y. Hammond and upon
which she resides.
This tract OF land Is within a half mile OF
CharlcsiOMn. contains ahnuf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
Negroes TO Hire

To hire an me 25h D,cember ner,.
A NEGRO BOY abou, Is, anI GIRT.
IN about ~ years of asc. For further
particulars, enquire 81
JOILN' j ~ GT.N.NTEI.
Jan. Q. l-3I.-J, Mar SLaapo,-J mn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
A Ledger Lost

HA'E lo-t or mIslaid nv .i.'IIci-~r f. r.
- TIC year lslS. Any information whieit
th'N 'habic me 10 recover said bu. L will t,-
thankfully received. and rc,.r,.,i,l. r,,,
pensaiion given az desired) for ti. delivery
oi u ciiher at my residence "r "a tho Tte..
Press Once II has probably hcca lsnt vii.
some Of M friends, or a, some store 90 Other
place IN CharIestoNn. Persons having ,if
books lad away. wunld oblirr nc nv maxim.
a search. niNTEL .HIIiERNU.N.
Jan. . ISgl 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
EARN1 ron RENP.

1NNHE FARM, belonging to the heir, of Ba-
4 con Burwcii. decd, known by the rar1o
of the Yellow Horse Farm. There ltc about
300 acres Of cleared l. nd on and farm
SAMUEL CANLRON,
GHardisH f5r me hetrv.
Dec. =. ls3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
RURLTC SnE.E

NJ virtue of deed uf trust. executed bv
hb richard King e. the subscriber. for the
benefit OF John II. King hc will oler Tor sale.
al public auction, for cash. on saturday tho
9Th o. February, at the residence Of :he la.c
Richard king, HarPcrs-Fcrry. the following
PERScKAL PROPERTY:
Two Feather Beds aai Bedding,
Two Bcdsteads-ivo Bureaus
A Corner Cupboard and It, contents,
Three walnut Tables "A pine Table,
Ten Chars "a template Stove,
One set OF knives aud kosks- c andlcsticks
LookInS-Glasscs,S< sc. &c.-uith variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Also. COW, and n Stable, &c. situated on
the public grounds.
p. 6. MoCABE, Trustee.
Jan. &c, iS3i.-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
II .Towrmcyn,0m E.r:afcr,

an 40 can work a; case aud press. and
w uhc possesses industrious aud steady d q
'ns, vii mud situ.lion by Immediate sppliea-
ION NJ the Frcc pr,.ss OfIicc.
January &c, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
SAVING.

HVlIE SAW MILL on the Island in the
n Shenandoah, near SDyder's Mill, has
lately been put in good repair. and = capable
Of saving several hundred feet per day An
experienced sawyer has been employee TO At
tend It. Jan ., ls34.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
FRESH GROCERIES,

I'VE have just received 10 hozsbcads of
w Susquehannah Whiskcy--InU0 pound,
OF CodGsh-fresh Tcas-a quantity Of t.oiIce,
Rio and Java-and many other articles suit
able for tho present season. which We " i'll
sell on very accommodating terms
X. & J. JOHNSON.
Camp-Ilill, Jan. .. 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
THC
GLOBE TAVERN,
.IT HtRPERS- FERRT. ~
Nov II, Is33.


> prepared t. accommodate. iu tIc most
~ agreeable manner. company travelling o.
aui from this place Tic Ilpu-e o. spariou.
nod has recently undergone various Fepa,r.
aiding g. ~ CONVENIENCE ard acreesblcnsss
The public generally shall receive ihe n1si
satisfactory accommodations. ard a rrnsrous
support - coahdfsuy expected ~ their hnm-
bic servant JpHN fifIsiMNONs.
NAY l6 l233 -C
s. 90 Private hnHies travelling. can ts
1rromm l1i.i 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
Fan and Umtcr Goods.
ROUND XRON.

'EViIE subscribers have good a,sortu.c n :
- 81 Round Iron. calculated for Augur-,
o which they would invite the attention OF
u,tOmers on the railroad and elsewhere
JOHN y LA\E & WEBB
Shephcu,stown Jan. = l-Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
TODAY.


Administrators Sale.
VNlE sac advertised by tho subscriber, To
Il have taken place on the 10Th November
last, was postponed on account Of sickness -
The same property then advertised, will again
be offered for sale, on Thursday the 9Th OF
January, 1894, at the late dwelling OF John
Motter, deed, in ShrpherIstown, if fair, n
otherwise, the next fair day. The Property
consists in part OF
Horses, COws-somc Hogs,
Ono excellent Barouche and Harness com
plcte,
One Cart-somc Stoycs--Bcds and BEDDING
Carpets and Chairs,
One brace Of brass Horseman's Pistols,
With n variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Too tedious TO enumeratc.
A credit Of ninc months will be given on
all sums of Five Dollars and upwards. I'm
der that sum, the cash will be expected
the purchaser giving bond with security ap-
proved Of by the administrator. The sale To
commence at ten O'Clock. Attendance by
JOHN A. MARMADUKE,
Jan. Q, 1884. .ldn'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
VIRGINIA.. 10 VII:

At Rules holden N the Clerks Ofiice 81 t,,e Csr
c'ut superior Court ~ isw srd Ci,.sr,.t. i,-
Jeiicrson Couh,y the hrst Monday Nos, fi-
bcr, 1855.
EergHai- VI JJaraid. -,r-.riar t..in... Y fl-
ir'~ f'-Hef M Doaai9 p no, ~ +. apa 5fst.,f
.iG.fkNSY
Joll7 z Ce1i7. 90 b. g.g,' 81 ei', a. er~crf5- o.
J9iH Hin t,fi dec'd aiso a. s.,-,nfs, II ts..,.
f-.rr'f. der'f htH SIM lati.i O.. ndssrts s,fs,.
4 Jsir .Hs'r~. troll m ~ f.r~saa-, l..f
.N0'r r. h,g ultc. tii~ .NIry D Hlsesra
t.-1rgr Enfrr r1d Beffy he sr. o. fffr h.f.f
~ 7is. Jstu - Hinged CaftsI4sr H4f.,ra
.Eu,. lina UHgsrsi g,si4r n HngsrL
ald fIcsb UWgrrt, As7ts ~ Jetr Hn,g~fI.
aeCd. NalUri EHfier. rroru1. III Cafi.ffa-
.isT-, aes u. ,s,i ~ aar.int.trsfsr ~ E.frs
.NofgHgrr. ~, ~ 11NsHf.7 Imrlrf. e,l.aifss-
traitor a. b,fHs ron ~ .fgitgnr J'pru-r a., ~.
Nfnrfef YifEssE Cnfrer Uffhs. h4f. Nle.tg ~
J.6srssu Cguafas G.huiH,rirafsr n Rah,rf =.
Ler. dtr'i fhsr1s J4tens, anil Hs}ef TsI-
feoii' 'rorafsr 4 JaifH BaJ',r, a., ~
~ cHLVCERI. %
4 pin dolsndsGts, 10 10 GRESHAM arI AIa-
- ~ = his wife Juhu 2. IS iuzerI. Catlr.
rnc WiuEeF,i. Narcotics Wtusrsi. tsof.r %
Wirgcrd. md 1aeob Winged. go hstf.t Gotten.
81 uhrif apffsrants sfi aitsn frruii'v st.rI Ir.
20 he 81 g sasrrphs snii ffe rtii.s ri thIsr.
aod spl-rsriug rs satisfactory e.,isr-s tlt ti,.e
are Hot iuhabtianis o. this csuuifs Hif r. I..
thft he aaid drfenfants 30 srf..af h.f. 1f u.f
hFst fay ~ tic b. SO tgfJn sfi.l ansfffie srssn,
"a bin ~ Ne pisiatfs ed t'isi rati ~ ulis COO.
d,r 30 fnrfiYu 10 inserted in slfur tiaief -
litisFd ~ Chsriestoun. irf tg f..ihs
D. 80 postet ~ ti,- ffor . 81 ti, court l,ir..
be- tss 80 tgan 90 ti,sfi,s.an.
On e. , 900.
kOHERI q EEDHf
N1r 20 tfi..
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SPLCMDID LorrrnIEs,
10000 40 OF 1900!
Maryland State Lottery.

No. >, for lS3l-To be drawn at Baltimore
on Tuesday, 2eth January.-G6 No. Lotto
ry-lO drawn ballots
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
For Hire.

A NEGRO BOY, between J. and 20 years
N Of age, well calculated to perform Tho
niscs Of On o-tier. and - a good arm hand
'or further particulars. inquire Il
Ann NANN ACTEI
Jan =. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
NOTICE.

"A IL those indebted To me must come
IA forward and pay up Immediately.
W. BRISCOE.
Shephcrdstown, Jan. q, ls3I.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
TO Contractors.

WKTE have just received a large supply
w Of WfIiSkEY, ~ h.ch We ATE enabled
o dispose Of unusually low
JOHN y. LANE s. NEEE
ShcpherdStown, Jan. O. lsII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
Bdnk 0jtheJaHey IN IJI.gjDio-

LL\T.iRY !. I-li
NNhE President and Bircotrr. 81 nj. Ea,i-
II have this day declared BUrfend at
per cent on the capital stocl ,..it e ,r~ rro.
Its az the last sIN months 50 per cont az
which Will be paid 10 StocLtoL,sr. ot,,r,t
ter the l3ih INST ~ " IREN-y
Winchester. Ian. .. IS94 1-l...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
BANK SToCTs.

IiA'E IS shares of valley Bank stool.
Tor sale =. 7 DAT GiIIRTI.
Charlesiown. Dee. &c, iSl2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
.Vr,c and ChcUp Goods.

VNNliE subscriber takes this method 20 inform
u has friends and customers. that be- u re-
cciring and opening al his Store ia Sherhcrd.-
town, very general supply of
Fan and UWtcr GO0dS.
All Of which have been purchased with much
care since the late fail Of Good, m The Ea,'-
crn CITIES. lie therefore pledges himself
that he - Determined to sell hr, Good, y
cheap as any other establishment IN thi, sec
ton OF the country can or will sell of tho
same kind and quality; and To prove ti..s as
sertion, he invites all who are IN want of
Cheap Goods, 20 give him a call
join T COOkUS.
Shepherdstown. Nov. 81. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
YATES q ndTNTYRu,

NJ sf"" y NY -
- Orders from Assistance viii receive n
most prompt attention. and the Register
rputaining the drawi ngs vii bel sent 90 ii
thD urltr as 1lotc
lln =. l-Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
DIED.


Ia Monday last. Mr.. iouN YouNc, of thi
county, AGED about ~ N,arS
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srLENDID CAPITALS

Tsekffs 81 Shares ~ proportion
cs-ceriifcaies &C packages Of - whole
Tickets 500; certificates oG packages Of
halves, quarters, and ci shtlis ~ proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
NOTICE.

ANlNG sold the Flowing Spring MIL the
y subscriber wishes TO close the account,
oil said Mill as speedily as possible. They
viii remain in my hand, FOR "A short time !;
and u not settled, will be given To an officer
for collection. WILLIAM HURST,
Jan. 9, ls34-3t for s. CromirfH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
GOO ACRES.

One-fourth clothed IN fine Timber. and i,
hneIy watercd-tho Charlestown run passing
through the centre Of it--anJ there being al
so upon u several nevcr.faiiirg springs.
This Farm has never been tenanted out A.:
but for the last ten years has been cultV ate.l
With an almost exclusive view 10 the I'm
proVement Of the soil; yet, at the same time,
Il has yielded during that period an average
crop Of $500 bushels Of Wheat, or between
- and 30 bushels 10 the acre. and a proper
Tomato quantity Of corn, and other usual pro-
duetious Of farm. In point OF richness and
fertility Of soil, l believe il TO be uncdualied
BY Any other tract OF land in this county. II
- peculiarly adapted TO the production OF
wheat, Its surface being even and uadulatins
and well cleared Of rocks and breaks.
There are upon II two large OR <s.SSsA
CHAkDS containing great varie- So ~
iy o. hre and carefully selected cfJH4a
PRINT TREES. a
klhc rt.@t OF wafer upon the stream, Tor
sone dipNato above the premises, is the pro-
Periy OF the owners of 4his land, and will be
Included IN thc sale. I am induced 10 con-
sfder e valuable ,inasmuch As have frequent
ly been offered high price for H.
The proximity Of this Farm 90 the CheSa-
peako and Ohio Canal. 20 the Winchester and
harPcrs-Ferry RAILROAD, To the Shenandoah
Flour Nills, and 10 Chsrlestown--its present
high and profitable state OF cultivation, to-c-
Their with It's unfailins streams Of water, Jus
tfy me IN the assertion that il is far the mos,
desirable property offered lately for sale IN
this vicinity.
Tho buildings arc n comfortable -
Briek Dweliinr, Kitchen, House for HTfA
servants, and aIcat-Iiouse, n COIN
modious Los Barn, Corn House,
Cranery. Carriage House, and Ice-House.
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
10y rost aud Fail and plank fencing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
WOOD

N1iIt some OF our subscribers. ~ds
w have promised us Nop.', srod a to-
s0,ns ." good Hrk"ry and sss-o',.d ts.k
irrc fr~ss oiis~. lao. %, ISrk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
10000 rs OF 500!
Literature Lottery Of DcIa-
ware.


No =, FOR l-3l,--To be drawn - Whining
too on Thursday. 30ih January 10 No.
Lottery uTawu ballots.
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IirLcissi @i-SisrS' az proportion
81 CertI6cates q packuxt. II - whole
Tickets SO, csfuh~atos 81 pas kaxcs of halves
ond quarters in proportion.
6s-ior Tickets and Shares IN The above
lotteries, by the package ar sinzle ticket. 40.
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NOTICE.

Dec. :. ls3$
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-13
i lie u. &. BANK.

We suboiu statement, to which we
ask particular attention. After the out
cry which has been made at Washing
ton, we confess that we did not think that
the United States Bank had made q re-
duction of discounts 30 small in proper
ton to the public and private withdrawal
of Dcposites.-- Prorid. Jour.
Bauk of The United Siates,
March 9Th, 1894.
AT meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors. held this day, Mr.. Eyre, from :he
committee on the Offices, presented the
following Report. which was read.
REPORT.
The Committee on the OAices, hav.
ing now ascertained by an experience
OF several months, the progress in the
reductions in the business of the Bank,
ordered by the Board on the 9Th of DC
tober last, avail themselves of the month
ly returns from the Bank and all its Of
fees, made up for the month of March,
to present a statement Of those Resolu-
tiOns.
The design Of the Board in directing
them, was to protect the institution, and
to provide the means of paying the De-
pos,tes OF the Government, SO as To pres
WIN as lille injury ns possible on the
community. How far that purpose has
been accomplished will be seen from the
following statement Of the amount of
loans, dePosites, specie, and circulation
OF that Bank: from the lst Of October,
1888, to the 1st March, 1884.
Here follows a tabular statement, in
figures, which is not material for the
general reader, as it is summed up be-
low .. ...
| The general result Of the operations
OF the Bank, during the last five months,
have been;
Isl. hat the reduction Of the loans
mas not been by upwards of four millions
o' oo'iars as great as the reduction of
ceposites-and -
I'd. That the Withdrawal, of nearly
eight millions Of dollars, Of those funds
on which the Bank had based hs accom-
modatlons to the community, has no, vet
been followed by a reduction Of acc om-
moda',ons equal TO one half the amount
of funds thus Withdrawn.
ID. That from the LIST Of January 10
ihe LIST OF March, the increase in the
line ol dome TIC bills amounted 10 nearly
Two millions and q half of dollars.
4'h. That during The same period.
'herc mas been an actual increase in the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-13

total loans of the Bank, Of ST. ,256, 1868 16.
The Committee cannot regret the
srnalness Of this reduction, during the
last five months, nor even the actual in
crease Of its loans since the first Of Jan
uary; because both have arisen from the
strong desire of the Bank to give every
reliefto the community. consistent with
its own safety. But they cannot forbear
to express their deliberate conviction,
that these reductions are much less than
are required for its security during the
present unsettled state of the currency,
and that it has now become the duty of
the Bank, gently, but steadily 10 dimin-
ish the amount Of the claims upon it, by
continuing to lessen its business. sr
Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. New
kirk, the following resolution was unan-
inously adopted. ..
Resolved, That as much misnpprehen-
sion appears to exist throughout the
country, in regard to the reduction ofthe
loans of the Bank since the removal OF
the public dcposites, the foregoing re-
port, be published for general iniorma-
tion.
Extract from the minutes.
!, S. JAUDAN, Cashier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-13

of meeting in the town Of Madison, In
diana; Mr.. Reed, a memorial from 1920
citizens of New Bedford, Mass. (being
all to whom il had been offered, except
90 persons;) Mr.. Allen, memorial from
citizens of Burlington, VI. all disapprOv-
ing of the removal OF the depOsiies, pray
ing fora restoration thereof, and for the
re charter of the u. States Bank. NJ :
Mitchell, pvcsented the proceedings of a
meeting al GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in opposi-
ton to the restoration Of the deposites,
and MIR. Beardsley, a memorial of simi-
lar tenor, from $40 inhabitants of Chaia-
que Co. N. Y. The call having now
been made on all the States, in success
sion, the House nd lourned.
IN SENATE, Thursday, March 9Th.
Mr.. Wright, presented the memorial
Of 3l6 highly respectable citizens Of
Buffalo, N. Y, praying for the resiora-
tion of the public deposlies to the Bank
Of the United States, and the rc-charter
Of tha. institution.
MIR. Sprague offered the following re-
solution:
i Resolved, That the Committee on
Finance he directed to inquire into the
expediency. of making certain foreign
coins, particularly Spanish Milled Dol
lars, and Five Franc pieces, legal ten
der, and current by law.
| Mr. Prentiss offered the following re-
solution, which lies one day upon the
table
4 Resolved, That the Committee on
, Manufactures be instructed 70 inquire in
to the expediency OF increasing the duty
on foreign marble, imported into the U
States. ....
! The Senate proceeded to the consid
erntion of Executive business, and ther
adjourned.
| In the HOUSE, Thursday, March 6ih
! MIR. j. q. Adams asked leave TO of
fer resolution, which being objected to
the rule was suspended by the House
and the resolution was offered, as fol
lows .......
Resolved, That the Secretary of tn,
Treasury be directed to report to thi
House, a statement of all the sums de
nomin ated in the Ire asury accounts
unavailable funds; specifically designat
ing the several bapks, or individuals, in
debted to the Treasury therefor; the tim
. when each debt first become due; TIT
time when failure of payment thereof
: first occurred the security, if any
which the public have for pay yment there
of, at any time, and the prospect of sue
eventual payment.
This resolve, according to the rules @
the House, lies on The table for one day
The resolution of Mr.. Mardis, on lh
subject ofthe Deposites, coming up ono
more
! Mr.. Clowney, of South Carolina, re
sumed, and concluded his remarks in or
. position to the resolution.
MIR. Clayton, of Georgia, obtained th
floor, and spoke in opposition to the re
$ storation, without concluding; when
The Communication Pension Bill cam
up next in order, as the unfinished bus
1 ness, and formed the subject Of debate
for the remainder Of the day.
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

his DAY yon have TO encounter the Bank.mep Fede.
r1ss' ami the Tying artillery from Richmond - Horse
loot and Dragons w be upon YOU But you will do vour
duty The county Of Patrick Henry viii never SET her
Isee nan way eveO in favor OF tie unconstitutional Bank
90 WI be inundated from tn presses OF Richmond with
h"nd'oiI's, muda'ng the Presidents Protest. and perver
ing is meaning. Read the whole Of it-and then iudso
o yourselves The opposition TO Jackson call him iyrant
but look to what lie has done for his country and hen
Judge Tor yourselves. They mean run al Rcene and
put him down they They say, that they have lost
neir leader ~ 6ne and they will revenge tie defeat
by striking down your leader Rome Yes. Rosnc stands
IN The way Of the Bank aud he must he sacrificed TO the
MoIoci lie was the most powerful debster n The lat
bouse lie is man whoe name is known 10 tie sybole
Comnonwesb--and therefore must he he suppl,nted -
WIZ you, citizens Of Hanover who ought to lie proud of
your representative sacrifice him md your own
esS ahu reputation 10 tlns Bank! Let your votes an-
sMer, CITIZEN.