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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
DaNK OF R1lCnaND.

0F~THE Stockholders Of the BANK OF
Of RUTLAN d are hereby notified, that the
Drec ors have ordered an Instalment of
Ten Dollars Oh each share, payable at their
Banking house by the eth day of June next.
WV. PAGE, Cashier.
Rutland, % March, 1886. 3w
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-28
CuJCTAWS on RED RIVER.

ain the Choctaw country, and IN the
churches on Red river, there has been, in
the course of the past year, considerable
attention to religion. About forty persons
have united with two of our churches. An
other church has been organized. In the
Indian country, the monthly concert, week.
" prayer meetings, and female prayer
meetings, are all attended by the natives.
The cause oftemperance is much prosper
cd. We rarely meet all intoxicated man
in the Choctaw nation. There is a flour
ishing Temperance Society in Fort Tow
son, where preaching also is regularly at
tended. The Choctaws have not only be-
come temperate. but industrious, and are
enlarsing their fields. They now derive
their subsistence almost entirely from the
cultivation Of the earth. There is among
them an increasing desire to be furnished
with both English and native schools. AS
a people, they are improving. They have
adopted Il written constitution as the basis
of their own civil government. They en-
act laws in council, and reduce them 10
writing in English"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-28
From the Farmer and Gardener.
VIRTUES OF LIME AS A MANURE.

mentioned last weekthe republication
of the excellent essay on this subject, by
NJ. Puvis, in pamphlet form, and promis-
ed to give the very able Introduction, with
which the edition is prefaced, from the
pen of Professor Renwick, of Columbia
College, New York. 1t will be found be-
low and will more than repay the reader
for the time devoted to its perusal; for it
is in truth most luminous paper, rcplete
with intelligence which every farmer
should be in possession of: His explana-
tions of the constituents of soils and the
mode of action Of lime, upon peculiar soils,
are both so plain that none who wish to
comprehend them can mistake their I'M.
port. For ourself We are gratitied to find
gentlemen Of Professor Renwick's distlnc-
ton putting their shoulders to the wheel ~
support of the cause ofagriculture, as, be-
sides the brilliant lights which are thrown
out by them, the influence Of their names
is of incalculable value. We should not
omit mentioning that the public are in
debted chiefly TO Jas. Wddscortb, Esq
of New York for the edition of this excel
lent work.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-28
Published every Tuesday.
TER MS.

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If paid withinthree months after the close
of the year. ). 5O
I not paid within that time, 4. 90
a company of six persons taking the paper at
tho same Post Office, shall be entitled it at SIS,
oaid in advance, and a company of ten persons
at $40 provided the names be forwarded togeth-
er, accompanied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at the option
of the Editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted for IS cents per square
the first time, and 37i for each subsequent inser-
ton.
Persons sending in advertisements are request
I'd to specify the number of times they are to DC
inserted; otherwise they will be continued I'LL
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
UTThe Postage must be paid On all comm"-
nications sent by mail.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-28
Eranselical Society.
Paris, April 26, 1886.

In the evening ofthe same day, the f.
vangelical Society held its third annualmeet-
ing, in the Taitbout street chapel. Admi-
raj Count Yer Hucll presided, and address
ed the meeting. The report was read by
Messrs. De Presscnse and T. Monod; from
which it appeared that last year there were
employed 80 laborcrs-ministers Of the
gospel, evangelists, corpolteurs, and teach
ers-seycral chapels hired, nearly 10000
Bibles and 10000 tracts distributed, &c.
Receipts Of the treasury, nearly 10000
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-28


tation ensue with rapidity, may be going on
at the same time, and are sometimes So
speedy in their course that no other action
but the put-efactive fermentation can De de-
tected. Animal bodies are subject to the.
same laws, and go through the same stn--
ees of fermentation, but the rapidhy with
which they run into putrefaction is even
greater still there are some cases. as IN
that of milk, where the vinous stage can be
occasionally, and the acetic distinctly, OBJ.
served. Thus. a vinous liquor is prepared.
in some countries from milk, and the sour
taste which appears in it when kept arises
from the presence of vinegar.
| the several stages Of fermentation, parts
of the vegetable assume the form OF gas er
vapour, and are given out to the ar, The
gases which have been detected, are car.
bonic acid, gaseous compound OF carbon
and hydrogen, and in some instances am
monia. The vapour is that Of water, which
escapes in greater quantities than Z would
,mder ordinary circumstances, in conse-
ouence ofthe heat with which the process
IS attended. If exposed to ram. soluble
salts, with earthly and alkaline bases are
washed from the mass. Finally, a mass OF
earthy consistence alone remains, which,
on examination is foundto bemade ofearti 8,
insoIuble salts, and carbon, being, IN fact,
identical withyegetable mould. -
We NAV hence infer thai the following
elements exist in vegetable bodies:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

We 'ea dat General 1orroS w. "a, llr st.tr
OF Mr. Gs,hIm, IN convention vith that rfatI,
man, wlen he Ill H. y IS rs thfefi'l and iy,lN
as o>nal--,eppsl hatk-itli-aul uttered ueiiiIer
"prd nor efola. In one mialjo physician " a.
~ la, Sde, luJ lie vital sp,re was rNilarDszl'l.
i3s Etpr,a HaA--A Mr.thaet OF TIL
CIV, received Il dag or i've sinner. "a s4jl ii ~
e = i5an .de Saa'a 10y t7. / 5z"e III
Nhen, l'tef Prlnc ~ cstf' postage ~, gan
ot 3d. IN interest, cre" ~ ont "t the eN'ra
speed m ''lh,ni>,loa. Haituaarc Patfi9t
F4ahy Itris5L~rae Cincinnati Advert.
sef, III. YIN Barpn's Ono organ, sdsS--"= thai
Fanny Wright has joined the p,ttt--ind las be
eanr a,>'eiAte editor q: tLn Boston Investigator.
The Advertiser spraks of Fanny as" accom-
pli>hcd" Lady, and >ays =" size will be valuable co.
aljn,lr, il the holy war ss,ins; nonoples."
Reduction ~ Duties We arc assured HAT a
numerous and respectable petition will DO ,mnc-
dmris srnt 10 Washington, after the meeting Of
Congress-, 10 rrdnco lhr dnlirs On coal cherse and
butter: thesr are articles which the poo, ought to
receive AT much lower iateS. Also 10 reduce OF
whnllv 10 akr oil. the duties foreign WINES aud
distilled >pitis. Ia eur notice tho other day, We
stated that zoe, 900 hu,lel, of gram arc yearly
distilled Ia this city and en,irons, but II appears
that 100000 Is. ihr correct qnantity,-To take
the dnv %" ri iofc,n spirit, will give us plrnty of
bread, and no more incorporate nen than ~ pIc-
sent. V. Star,
FdrtoeH to steam, There seems no linn, TO
the surprising inventive faculties OF our country
men. We learn bv thr Freehold, ~. j lngui-
rrr thai on the 9Th December, and following days
there will TAKE place in ihat town under The dlrrc-
tion OF an examining commi,trc series of expert
meats with new propellng power for rail roads,
invented by Mr.. L. Emmon>, of TINT town, AMI
called the spring power ooampt,sr. TIN, speed is
computed nj from Toto 100 milrs per hour and
that "nrclv effected by sprinss, al winch thc,c
arr 500 in the locono'.vt. No danger Of esplo-
sinns here.
The viii tee Of J ohn,toun, in NV York, MAS
nearly consumed by IRE on the 25,h ullino. A.
nlonc the property DESTROYED WIS thu Episcopal
Church, wth it. fine bell aud Old organ, present
cd 10 thu church before tho Re,olmirn hv Sir
W llllam Juhn>ua.--N hole lns. $40, 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
FOR THE vIRG'NIAN.
7 hs propeud dissertation NJ I'cucherS.

he prope"d dissertation NJ IcocheS.
Nre,rs. Ela9rs The communication af
MENTOR in Your pI er ol l,sl Thurs ov, rrla-
dvrro an A>,socarioD al the Teachers al LYNCH
horg snd the vlrinity, CAY" M much pleasure.
dat ailangh pressed wi'h dolics that demand all
NY tm", | am constrained 10 seize moment
for expressing the lively interest +, IN the n,ea-
snrc which yopr correspondent has SO Unanimously
stated, AMI so f1rchy urged.
Is "Np"clin. too much from the members of a
nrnll.sSion thu ouah, 10 he actuacd only by the
moSl liberal views, 10 hope thai good prapnrtion
ot them may be hraneht To unite zealonSlv in lin.
proposed Association The journals of + Iuca.
Iirn contain the most ample evidences of Irrrnld-
nnntv beneficial results flowing from similar or
eaniztion> in dlli"rrn, part, of tn conulrt--nol
onlv in tho mniIll improvement al tho mrmtcr,,
hut especially in awakening, ameng the cammtr-
nifty AT large, such interest in the success o.
Schools of every Grade, as could not be ,xctel by
any other means.
Permit me- then 10 express the earnest hope that
Teachers III this snct II Of Virginia, AID esp
ciav such ar" familiar with the operation and
the results OF similar Associations elsewhere, vii
freely interchange their views thrnugb vonr col.
nmns. A TEACHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

>, 's .esi.'''afs u Pennsylvania .s,s.a.
o'e' al Harrisburg On the 9TH in>t. Mr.. Canning.
'aH' t"hi1,) was elected PRESTON u H.. sen,,c
,,.'"12s ls'oles oat Of 81, Nh l.e,i. D.uar,.
We "'> chosen Speaker, OF The II. Of Rrprc.
Seh, '0ye'' receiving IS ON 600 ,a,es. CIV. RI.
nef message IS extremely long. II, recommend,
,''' Tue portion the Surplus Revenue lalli... 10
Fenns' wanna, shalt he Appropriated to In. c,li..
So',iment oil 50 much Of the state debt a, i, viii
cover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

NJ. The Z I,tot Of thu Eaqpir r has hrohcn
goan' on the eh1rt'r-bre KIN, question at rnoth
Er-,nl which sile do our readers >lpposr he has
P',rn! Neither, or both, .'>t as ii happcns-
r 'ahAs tile power TO er'nt irrevorahe char
Fer' is very dlrgaroul-ind 81, he thinks, i, thu
Power to be k chlrters--so tina, he is like The
a" between two ban Hes Of hav, hcS,iatinr which
|fo eat hrsi lie calls upoa Hercules for help
Pnyokes maSlcr-mnls" to pour new li5llt,"
rpon the subject, AMI so forth Not content
With the reasoning Of a MAJ shall and "A Story, he
WOULD have the aid Of the giants who figure ia the.
Enquirer at the present day. How marvel on>ly
Z hi'n' the Enquirer has all at once bccome-
y Is always sriz"d with one ofthese fits Of nodes
~ however, when its juJgmcn, comes in conflict
pm party purposes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

ms take, ~ anderson, of the Bo,e,ourt district,
Scnac-bari' se Of Virginia principles" in the
committee "''0V asked for and Obtained >el.,,
Cd wa,ki,s", Mr.. Lceh's l,,tcr of resignation =,
DrLgnes a.. ",a previously done ia the House If
|s more :, = Virginia principles" we aoprcLeo5
rs' enemies. ''u' such advocates than from all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

9"'ie'"L-The General Court is NOW in sc,-
sion at Richmond.
II" Court OF Appeals has not Vet decided Mr..
h"nao'phs VIII case. The Enquirer, of the
'o'h' SAYS, that the argument was concluded on
tn" day brIorc, by Mr.. Cook, in a speech $50
"rs""'n""'" aniso eloquent. as TO esrort the ad
m'ralI"n of all who heard il, The Court is no,
expected to decide tho case for some We Ks 10
COME"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
NOTICE..

'ENilE Subscriber wishes to sell his Plantation III
y Bedford county, lying on the waters Of ETA
Creek, joining lie Lands Of +. a. Harris, John
North and others supposed 10 contain three hundred
and a!SlN-iwo acres, ABOUT ouc fourth the Land IN
wo3ai the balance IN cultivation, winch was otI5i-
nay equal TO any uplands III the county, and very
usccplb.c of Improvement remarkably adapted 10
Wheat, Enr.aul. Tobacco. The Improvements are
a good Dwelling i.nusc, and Qua Houses OF every
descriptions necessary for fainy; though 1t is USE
e. to .ay any tlai a6oul the Improvements, As it
is pre- uaucd lAatany person ashlng to purchase wall
ooa fag themselves and wil be shpwa lhemby the
subscriber. near Otter Bridge, in said county
VIII sell bar GAIN in tha Land, If an application
be IN 1de before the second day o. January II not
.olI hy that Tine ii will be ior rent.
WILLIAM CALLAWAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

I'm Tie 20th of December, Immediately onsr the
~ above sale, surviving INfcgtof OF William
Watts aud in pursuance OF the provisions o ms vi IL
VIII sell 10 the highest bidder, the 'R'ts sGT
f1Fr LAND which til. late W. Mary Waits
ioslded Il contains about l2Oo acres, and lies on
both sides OF Flat Creek ia the county of Camp
bell Il miles from Lymchhurg, and SIX from Me-"
London. Much ot the Land Is very valuable, and
cnntAin, iaexhauatiblc bodies oil Limestone he
huildnRs are large and commemorative terms viii
be one hall OF the purchase money Ia hand and the
remainder III one and Two annual payments. ado
quately secured
Possession will be delivered Oh the lst of J.nnary
EDW'D. WATTS,
SURFING Error. Of Nm. Nahd'
November 81 I'M
In consequence Of the loiiSp'<'l'"n at onr nj
the Executors the above SAID postPoned until the
second dav of January, 1887, waen II viii con-
mruc4. aad be continued om day to day until
completed. EDh hbo VA
December Is VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

I " Inc Aho'irinnists are taking the field a.
fhn with renewed zeal. Even the + liior of the
inquirer Is beg inning TO evncr ne ltlr interest
sn'he subject, now TINT Vans election ca,nnt bc
RnlUrrd by so doing He" appeals to the Norlh"
Fah onc stroke of his pm, aud calls upon tl,n
South "to take her sand" with anoihnr. lie
''' the North to put dawn the Ahoiuoli,t<, as if
ad not just as well cn,reu the hurricane to
A"" IN It's career Of drsoa,ion-and urc", the
'''n " to revise her statutes, multiply her re-
'c''ons AMI strengthen her police" as If all tina,
south can DO in this w,y c,n silence battrrr,
',.e other side Of the Potomac, or unrnch The
''oran'S that arc heated in Northern furnaces
mar destruction. 1t was but the other dav
/ ~ f OF tn Abolition pa2rrs belly decl,rrd,
j wv aa''ar'y Of ihu Soat'"ra rrcrcant, jaw,
''''N' 'hi. " ii tia N,1l w,ra united. tn
"'''i 'Sanlly cnsa~iaa'r its Savc,"-
:" support ciyrn 10 NJ. Van Barren, by the
"'' ID Tho 9Th Of h. Missouri VOC, and hi,
""supon Abolition in the District o, Columbia.
y, N not ea'culeri TO wrpkon tina, im3rcs,i,n.--
~ verify believe thai the election Of Van Roren
h we South what the wooden horse was 10
y Events will soon determine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

q We learn from the VII, that J1isc Ahel
/ op'hur' one Of TIM ahlesi members o! the Gem
|Fai "'n' OF 'rein'a, will shorty resign thai Of
h'e, contemplating removal to 3 ,ltimor... whore
('ays tn. Whis.) hi, eminent ,ulen. will nl,c, him
IN the front rank Of the bar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

-. "'ohc conlrndicts ,la assertion If lIlc
Erow, ">'h1ion Correspondent, that GOV.
Go0o.,' removed, as Com missioner Of tie
~" Land oaice, for neglect and incompr-
ana on the contrary, az.o.,< that thr Pres
lm IT. regretted GOV. Brown, rcSigna-
|ero,n Is OIL Course fal>ehood between the
! s tn rn. =" '''''r-wriler l. il the G.obc--or
|Fonden, '''''er East Room" cores
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

~ Important News from Trxa, may Ia
found on the eiih parr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

o. The Texas Telegraph strongly recon-
mends Gen. Jam Hamilton, of South Carolina,
as commander. in chief Of the Texan army.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

NHTE HAVE Just received tho following
w splendid English and American Annsals,
aud Nrw Years Gins, for 1887, viz
friendships Offering. beautiful London Anpu-
al, with II Steel Eneravngs,
Flnwers of LONELINESS. do DO do
Tho religious Souvenir,
The Token and do
l'hc Language of Flowers
Flart's Dictionary, by Mrs. Wiz,
Flora, Interpreter,
Homhlison's Views on the Thames, with ,no0
than 100 elegant Engrnvines,
Byron DrS. DANES, 30 do
Gray'> Elrsy, wr"a in Country Church Yard,
illustrated will 90 ;ngravines,
The Cabinet Of Literary Gems,
Thr hniuei
The Wrrali, Of Friendship,
The Girls Book,
The Young Lady's do
Tho Daughters do
Widsa great variety ofBook,, suitable for n
Years Gifts. Foi sale low by
MARTIN g. LATHAM
Nov. % 'sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
EihE.AP ka.tGAINS.

CHEAP BARGAINS.
NOW of TN remaining sloci, Of my Goods,
consisting ~ put, OF Gold aud Silver Walc,-
-, hne Gold Chains, Srals and Keys; variety
- elegant Rrr1sl-P,Hs Elr-liina,. &c. &c. -
Brrlanni" Wafe, CapiloslifhN, C.slofs, aad many
otii"r alticl,s TN trdlnns To cnumcrate. All Of
winch VIII b. ,ald low ter cash.
All pcrsaas ~ ,ns dcbt.r" hereby notified tn
make pa, Int 10 Afilprr II. Moon, fer NE, as
wlsh M accounts hqnldtied wilhnn, DELAY.
WM. I kKAUTH.
Dee. Il l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

" = dEIITIOH"I supply VI V'f'" ~ " -''''
square aad round cornerel, Metallic pid lie grand
action
PIANO f'DikrES,
From the celebrated houses Of Nnnns, Cfdrfc q
Co. anl Dnjois, Bacon u Ch0m ers. which can
be sold thr established New York prices as CIV
N in he manufacturers, published catalogues, WITH
The addition only OF the cost oi transport anon
GUITARS OF every style, including some beat-
tiful Partisan instruments, and varying VI p'i.o
from five. To one hundred dollars.
Ms, :. receives from the northern cities, month
~ sanplie, Of new and popular MUSIC, tor the
pnnn Forte and Guitar. Her sock IS very
large, comprising every tbingoi value or c'fep'
whether for students amateurs, ana Is w"i'i "c
attention of Music TEACHERS, residing III tue me-
ror who will be furnished on more favorable terms
than they can BIZ in Richmond ,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

Wards tottcry q EEohaugc Sthcc.
H,enjcr 10, i5;B !
1ue following ara tie Nanpr,s drawn ior ,.e
Richmond Academy LOTTERY, ~ Cl,,s lor Is 10 !:
p 10 80 IL o. 3 IL 80
o." Renrv Small Prizes IN TIM Splendid
Scl,cmc, which il 10 hr drawn
THIS DAY
At Richmond Sl0,OOo High Prizc. Tickets on
Nsi PrAcs, and high ono ton, Tor sale ~
WARDS OFFICE.
Dec, Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
TO BIZ DRAWN IN RICHMOND.
On Thursday i5b mai. (1his Iay)
Mas rfo,ired on .Satar8og the l8fh
RICHMOND ACADEMY, No. 3.
IS Nos.--l3 Dn,ws


BESIDE, 500, I0,. 3O...2O, lOs. s.. aud IL.
Tickets only Si--!laIsrs .9---Qrs. 81.
For sale AT
ANLREfT's PRIZE OFFICE.
De-. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

MFRS. F. G. SMITH has jus, received an
w additional supply of PLAN aud elegant
>quafr and round cornerel, Metallic pih lie grand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

fppoistaenf bythe Presidtaf.-tndrow jack
sou Junior, 10 be Secretary under the oh section
OF The act H. fenrganize tha Camera, L,nd Office,
approved The Ith Of July, 1886, in ihe place Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
JERSEY.

Resolutions were introduced into the House of As.
sembly the 23d and passed a0i only t,co dssetient
ooteS The Wings, after great deal Of huering and
man@uvring absened themselves from the House with
the exception of two their final passage-They APP
prove of the adopted by the OF the
T. States towards France: They approve of the firm,
dgnied and national spirit displayed the President
and they say, that" While aIdently desire the contn
uaon OF peace and trust that every proper
preserve may be resorted to; yet if be pre-
served without national degradation, we are prepared
and pledge ourselves TO stand by and sustain the govern
ment of our choice. We cordially respond ~ the par
otto sentiment of the Executive, that if France wants
degrading apology or explanations in terms which she
shall dictate, and which will involve an acknowledg.
Inent Of her assumed right interfere in our domestic
councils, she will not obtain it, Come what NAV the
explanations which France demands can never be ac.
corded
ReSoiDed, That while we approve of the pacific re-
commentator of the President relation TO the exclu
sion OF French goods and vessels from our ports we
do heeby instruct Senator'S and request Repre-
sentatves IN Congress- to sustain by their votes nd
exertlons every necessary increase our ma
val forces TO put our board in complete state of de-
fence and to maintain the interests yndcatc the honor
aud enforce the rights of the nation"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The fire Of the flint sshowing itself The Democracy
OF the Old Key State is rising against the corrupt at
tempt TO re.chartor the Bank Of the u S. Ncetngs
are holding, which breathe the lofty spirit Of the people
OF Pennsyvania. The Pennsylvania Of the 26th thus
Describes the great Democratic Meeting Of PHILADELPHIA
Inc Democratic Meeting called last night at the
county Court House TO express their opinions upon lie
recent inquisiton at Harrisburg, and the great Bank
conspiracy, was an immense usscmbapc and mulitudes
went away unable 10 obtain entrance into the building
50 great was tie cOueOurse. We bavo seldom witness
ed 50 much excitement Spirited resolutions we're pass
ed in reprobaon Of the IT, s. Bank project and nstruc
nyns % vote against y were given TO the Senators from
this county. Joseph Worrei SEN presided and the
meeting was addressed by Alessrs Dallas Gpin lnger
soil, English, Brewster, Kane and Doran. The meet.
ing wos three hours in session and the creates. enhu
asm prevailed deputation was appointed 70 convey
the pfoceedingst TO Harrisburg"
We ntreat The Republicans of Pennsylvania TO 90 on
and call upon their majority 10 the Senate TO save
them and the whole nation, from this pollution On
the subject, we cannot refrain from noticing the
following paragraph from the New York Herald of
Saturday last Private letters from Annapolis MARY
land 'eoH as from Richmond VirQiaia, state that
should Pennsy wants refuse charter either Of these
Statss oond be Weiy 70 giSe one, On reoeipiaQ fls
mother bank into their HDitts, and Dacing an ageneu
N Ntw York very able report has been already mado
TO ono branch OF the Virginia Legislature in favor Of
large addition 70 their banking capitol which at prescn,
- only, real and authorized S6706 600 Virginia Is
just beginning to take leaf out Of the commercial d.
rectory Of New York"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

Died. 90 Fay morning. 31d Clover Hin Prince Fd.d
sounty Va, MI Alexander rattesoa 5 yeaf liz sbii
Of too we'll known require lengthy euioru lie
possessed ~ un eminent degree, the high moral feelings Chr
an tog ese efag ood Nos only fsmiy and
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