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DIR. II ET E1sS
Anti Bilii0us Pills.

T5cps pills arc eonpascd entirely o! vegetable
tsatirs. sod wh-a taken according 70 lf,e dvc;ion,
Which accompany them, arc h,shiy beneficial ia
,hc ours and prcvcaiiea Of alt E,,ocs coa,p... .at.
TAGS sei especially rap1a ihe liver. utrn In :
.o'p'd caadi,;on, carrying OF largo quantity o,
hslc, ihroosh The ,aduraer Of The excc, acat une
,ion, 1a,cb d. &aarnrd 70 ,~zas,n 80 .,pe systc'a
woal4 ptoiae- e,ihcr Japaa.ec, LAYER Complaint
Bilious rcrrr Fever anu Asue, or somc oihrs
s,icvnus bodily sGl'c,ioa. Ia all espes Of toSpos ol
The bowels. ,l,ry aei like a charm.
IA an anii dysPep.c and diuner pill thcy ere in.
ralcsblc. Many persons wha ucre subrc, 10 rio.
lcni attacks OF SICK headache have br~n pcltcc!ls
ec:rd in a scv wccks ny ihcir use. Thase uLe a:c
subject 10 that dissscasing complaint, sca-sekr-ss
by tsktas portion OF lwo of i!,e,n !c {" days p.s
r.caa 10 embsgkia. on aassc ihe resse. viii L. a.
| most certain 10 escape IT. Females usc uscm
a, ali periods, w!,eu, ircaIsinS any risk Pc.sens
g'ing "a scs 10 soatacsu climate, should ty al
neans take sans Of lhesr pills with ,i,cm. Ttcir
ririucs viii remain unupaisrd !as yean IN aay eli
rIair. No tasailr should tc without these pills
pdrt.un of them. iakru OCCASIONALLY, would be tho
means Of preventing mech suffering fcom sieknrss
- from nrgcei OF keeping u?a regular P-s:.i.iuc
action Of Tic sIon,aeh aud bowels thus suffering 10
be absorbed and m;ng!rd ~iihihc blood: un,sami.
laird fluids. Tint most dnrasrs prndue~d DR.
r iccla ennadra, tina, no pcrton ~ho gives lhe.s
pills fair Trial, viii cyer aisrr frcl w,lias TO Be
without them.
They eeniain no psric!c Of Meseary OF any in.
gred.ent that does not aet in hssmuuy with heaith
and oppose 6.scs.c.
D.. r. wishes II particularly understood tha,
those pills rossrss beneficial qualities independent
Of their Pursasirc eEce,,; they both snn;e and
deossiruen,. acting upon the recrcting and e1h,i-
rnt functions; thus strengthening the patient.
while they remove obs,raeUons a.cdieincs which
pesscss other. excepting esthsrt,e qualities dc.
biltair The paiieat, and thor rpcaird lays tha
foundation Of long catalogue Of Chronic d;sea.
scs.
DR. r. having trcn riaratrd utdrr shr nos;
cmircnt American and European n,rdieal psoics-
sers, and pfacccd his Ptocss'on many pears IN the
South where disrs,cs Of The MOST obsinair chafac-
ter prevail. considers himsclf ~cll qualified to
Judge on The nature ol diseases incident 10 warm
cliulsirs.
Prepared aod sold BY Joseph P'iss.iy Peters, NJ
u. al his Institution for tho cure Of obsLna,r dis.
aa:cs. by mcana Of vegetable ramed,rs. No. l.1I
Liberty s,rect. New fcrk. inventor and sole pro-
lGitor Zach buI contains 80 pills. price 80 cents
Tho above valuable Medicines may be obtained
al the Drug Stare ui YOUNG & M'KAiS.
Camden, May Z. lSc5.
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May lib
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81 Z -

LIVER COMPLAINTS.
'nR. PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE
IL STOMACiIlCE ET HEPATICE, form.
ed By chymical ANALYSIS add syn;hcss. Of several
p'oz-ma,e rcgr,ab!c principles, arc universally &C.
kaos.Iedgcd 70 have totally eclipGd The prr:e1.
sions ofc,crv other remedy, aud surpercedrd the
occrssi,y oil every other Mode of treatment
wherever the above dtcasc a.c found 10 exis,
~ veil a. in tho cnlsrscmcu: oi tho Spleen and
in Jyani;es
Among The symptoms Of Dyapcpsia and Liver.
eaapsaiais, arr fiaioirncy. sou. OF burning in
tho stomach ,nclanchoIy irra,ibiliiy, disagrcrsbs
ias.c in The MOUTH great rrcgularily Of appetite
which Is sometimes sorac:ous, and a; other times
greatly deficient, thirst, tcid hrrati, nausea,
weskness Of the stoach, arid erueiaiions peip;ta.
ton, deowsincss, rrcgularty Of The bowels, pres
sure on Tho s.n.nach aitrr meals pain in the head
dz1inris OF vertigo; confusion OF mind, aiicndcd
wiia iora Of uea,ory, q gnawius in the stomach
when cmPiy, chiilacss, sEcciion OF sight and hear.
ing pain sod weakness in tho back, iangour, dis
turcd sleer, cold feet aud hands, trrn,or unca4i.
nesa in TIC throat, ehoush pain in the side OF
breast, &c.
Thcsr medicines hare bccn found 70 cascical 10
rcn,rirg the complaints i;a whreh tbcy arc recon.
tnrndrd, thai phys.cian1 fncquealy having cx.
haassrd all their skill, 10 h,,lc or no purpo.c.
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GLOBE HOTEL.

Kiny.se. bstvsccn Markst-st. ami the bend.
TElhe sabscriber sincerely thanks his
j. friends and the public, for the liberal
patronage he has received. and begs leave
to announce, tha. he has considerably en-
larged his accommodations, and formed
his establishment on plan lha, will en-
sure satisfaction. A suite Of airy and
well furnished Sleeping Rooms have been
ft.c;l up for the use Of travellers, whose
comforts will be carefully studied.
His Larder will be furnished with the
best tho Southern Markets can produce,
and served on moderate terms, in the best
and mos, expeditions manner, a, all hours
OF the day. The Ear. as usual. shall con-
,inuc to maintain its superiority for choice
Wines and Liquors.
MATTHEW MUGGRlDGE.
May 7--l5.--f
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MILLENARY,

/ MRS CARPENTER f. MSS HOLMES,
HAVE removed their Millenary store Ia
the house recently occupied by Or. Reid,
three doors below their former residence,
where they have jus, received handsome
assortment Of SPRING GOODS, consist
ing of
STRAW BONNETS
Of every kind now fashionable.
Drawn Silk B0nnels, and
sslond Caps, (ncw pa,erns,)
BLOND L.1CES, LICE.
cAMBRlc 9 MUSLIN INsERrINGs
AND EDGINGs,
LfEisTS CAPS. CORDED SKIRTS EN-
BROIDERED,
Embraijcred mus,in Capes and CoIiars.
Elegant Satin !Scarls,
GAUZE, do.
a-varieiy OF fancy Handkerchief, handsome
BELTS, silk and kid GLOVES, all co.
lors. lunches aud wreaihs ofFLOWERS,
linglct CURLS, wl,alebone manila and
eijerdown under SLEAYES, jacokoue,
swiss and book MUSLlNS, black and
white spcckied lace, for Wells, green
and white blond for veils. and dresses. prin.
ted cambrics, black and colored figured
silks and shally.
The above. with their usual supply Of
silks. sailins, craPcs and ribbons. form q
handsome assortment, asd will be. sold on
the most reasonable terms. All orders
as usnal. executed neo.ly and fashionably. |
r. =. To -Rcnt.--lhc house and Store
recently occupied by Mrs. G. & II. for
particulars enquire Of Mrs. C. rent very
W.
March oe.--9-3t
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No TICE.

ALL pcrsoss having demands against ,hc
estate Of tho late Bengam,n Blncham Esq
deed. arc required N present the y, legally
s,ieacd 10 tho Administrator. wiihiu tho
,ime required BY law. andshose indebted 70
tho estate. will please settle The samo as soon
as practicable With
JNo. n. DESAUssURE, Admir-.
May 7-I5-r.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

LROM the subscriber. on the nigh, oil
II the lith o: April. Brown Mare
MULE,
about l3 or l3 l." hands high, supposed
TO be eight or nine years Of age. hand
somely formed; no other marks rccoIlec
ted. Ten dollars reward will lie given
for the delivery Of tho said Mule at my
residence. 9 miles below Manchester, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
w. S. BELSER.
April 3".-if-c.
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a CARD.


THE subscriber avaiIs himself Of this
opportunity 10 return his sincere thanks
10 The inhabitants Of Camden aud its vi-
cini'y. for the liberal patronage and sup
port they have rendered him, during his
residence IN this place, and also TO inform
them that having sold his stock Of rner-
chandisc ia Mr.
y. =. GERALD,
who will conlinue The same business ai
his old stand. he solici.s for that gentle
man continuance Of that patronage and
support from his customers, confident
that no cxrrtions will be spared by hin 10
merit their confidence aud give them en-
Tire salisfation.
A,r;l q Z, ,r
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LA W

THE subscribers have formed copart-
nership for the practice Of Law and Equi-
~ in Sumter Dis.ricl; Mr. Crosby can be
consulted in Sumteryillc, and Mr. M'Wil.
lie in csmdcn.
W. M'WTLLIE.
J.J. CROSBY.
Feb. 8-2::3m.
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NOTICE.

YyHE proprietors Of Lanier and Green's
Il Ferry, gives notice that they Will pc"
tilion to the mex. Legislature for rechar-
ter for the same.
May7
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TO RENT.

TILL the Gsa January next. the residence
Of the late Ben. niaehan Esq. in Camden
Fos terms apply 10
JSo. H. DEsAUssURE, Asca,.
May S-i5-b.
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers hare inst received aud
aro now opening full assortment Of Medi.
cines from tho Norh, which can be rrcon,.
included with great confidence. Is far as 70.
CARDS .hoir purity and gcuuiucnes.. hsring
bcGn purchased from onc OF tho oldest aud
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians. Planters and others. arc rcqucs.
ted 10 call, previous TO Iayiug iu their summer
supplies, and examin tho quality Of those
noS offered for sale; which nc feel eoa6dcn,
in warran!ing and giving satisfaction to pur.
chascrs.
Au,onn ,kn.a ,,,oi, ~...;r.,l ,,,l ro,v o,.,
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SUMTER HOTEL.

FNHE Subscriber informs his friends
Il and The public, tha. he has taken the
House formerly occupied Ly J. Goodman
and moro recently by J. J. Exum as a
Hotel in the Town Of Camden, and near
the Court House, where he is prepared 10
receive company. and fo,scrs himself that
those who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their accommoda.
iiOns. A. X. RuFFlN.
Nav 23-20::-tf
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Tailoring Establishment.
TIE subscriber grateful for The liberal
share OF patronage received since hi.
commencement in the fall, hopes by el ,se
application and q readiness 10 please al
who may call 10 merit continuance o,
the same. His work will be executed
with ncstncss and despatch, and in the
most fashionable manner; his prices will
be moderate for cash or punesual custo-
mers.
Wanted one or two boys from IA I, l6
years Of age, as apprentices TO the busi-
ness.
J. L. BRAsrNGToN.
March 2e-9
To ?A3ie7s.
Having beenauthorised 10 sell and teach
the -Tailors
MASTER PEICE,
being The complete guide ior instruction
in tho uholcart Of measuring and cutting
according to the variety Of fashion and
form with Pl1ics Illustrative of tho same,
BY Scott & Perkins. reporters Of fashions
and teachers Of cutting garments at New
York. The above system can bc had with
all tho necessary articles belonging there.
to II application be mad. 10 The subscri.
Der. J. L. B.
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SPRING HILL,
SunrrR Disrn,cr.
DOBERT }. HARRIET, Esq TolIcd before
H. mc on tho frat VI Dcecmbcr, small Gray
iiarsc Qron Gray) taken up on his plantation in
the vicinity Of the Bradford Springs, and detained
a. an Estr.y. No visible brand, or prominent
marks by which to distinguish him. Supposed to
DO four years old. and appraised at thirty dollars
by James w Bclvin. }. Dixon, and g. P. Hai6cl
qualified Appraisers.
WM. J. REYNOLDS, "a.
Deccmbes 9j 25if
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 Tho Estate OF
n JAMES Cunningham. deed. arc mott.
fed to make payment to the subscriber BE-.
fore the lss Of July next.
HUGH CUNNINGHAM. Admir-.
May 7-i5-h.
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* TEACHER WANTED.

TIE Teacher in die Camdea Academy
being about to'resign his seharge on oecount
offeeble health, gentleman Of moral
character and Establishments Il wan.
ted as his successor
This Institution having been endowed
By the Legislature is under The fostering
care and patronage Of large and respce-
table society aud commands the confidence
of the public. The present incumbent
realizes for his labor twelve hundred dol.
lars per anDum.
Applications msy be made 10 the chair.
man or either OF Tie undersigned comnii-
tee. BY the 10Th May next. No application
need be made without ample and satisiae-
tory references las to cnpsbility & moral
standing) accompanying the same. and
nonc need apply but classical scholss and
one THOROUGHLY AcouANTEp with The
Greek and Latin Languages. and capable
Of ins,ructing In the various branches of
an English education.
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% h. q. J. Il e.

IS now in CAMDEN, and will be fouut
Il at Hosg until The middle Of MAY.
April 23rd. 1886. l3-e
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April 9.-li-.f
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber bcgs lcarc to inform
his friends and customers, that having
Purch scd from Mr.. A. CATONNET, his
cniirc stock Of merchandise on very libe.
raj icrins. aud added his own TO i.-hc has
removed To that we'll known stand, cor
ner Of Broad and Ruilcdgc Streets, where,
preparatory to his laying in an entire new
supply he will continue selling
DRY GOODS, FOR CASH,
ATl:SDST,
AND GROCERIES, WINES AND
CONFECTIONERY, on rcsy reasonable
terms.
From his customers, and those Of Mr..
CAToxHETs, he soliciss continuance Of
their liberal patronage, which he hopes to
raeri. by close attention to busincss. and
4 Grm determination, TO sell GOODS
cheap.
w. ]. GERALD.
April 0-ll-,E.
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Furniture. &c.

TOWN TAXES.
OF those who haze neglected TO pay their
Town Faxes, Immcd,a,c payment Is rcqair-
ed. Nv. LANG, Record. and r,nas.
May 7-l5-,f
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April 0-II-a.
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Feb. 8-2::::3m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13
VIRGINIA LEGEsLATURE5.
IIOU > y OF DEIEUh I Eo
Thursday, lin February.


message received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the BILL entitled an acs TO amend an
act, entitled an act to limit the upon titha-
bes, aud TO authorize tax upon property for the pur-
pose OF deaying county expenditures within the county
Of Berkeley ="
On motion of Mr. Ball it was ordered that when the
~ o'clock
Petitions were presented and feferrcd--bv Mr. Sum.
mers, OF citizens of Kanawha, praying the incorporation
of company to construct railroad from Cole river
the Great kanawha river for the transportation of tim.
Der, coal, &c.-by Mr.. Gillespie, of citizens of Taze-
well for separate elcctionby Mr. Kincheloe of I'd
ward Goodwin, praying compensation for revolutionary
services.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson of b. leave was given to
bring in bill authorizing the Auditor issue warrant
in favor Of James Paxton.
On motion Of MIR. Cruchfed, leave was given to
bring in bills Incorporating the kappahannock marine
and fire insurance cOmpany-tie fredericksburg union
manufacturing company-and the American mining
MIR GGEeoRY submitted the following resolution,
which was laid on the table.
Res0tred, That the claims which referred To the
late Committee on Revolutionary Claims be referred
to the Committee for Courts of Justice with nstruc.
tons that said committee examine said claims
port 10 this House, whether any claim has been present
ed which in its opinion ought 10 be paid end for the
tcment Of which, the existing laws neither Of this State
nor the United States have constituted a tribunal =.
And that said committee also inquire into the cxpedicn-
cy Of limiting by law the time within which all appica-
tons for the compensation for military services rendered
during the revolutionary war, may be madc-and that
said committee have leave to report by bill otherwise
The following engfOssed bills read a third time
and passed TO incorporate the Medical College of
Richmond IN Vrgnia-to authorize separate election
at Hedgesville ia the county Of Bcrkeeyto authorize
separate election at the tavern house Of WIN. Erwin
IN the county Of Cumberland-to enlarge the town Of
Carksvle ~ the county Of Meckeuburgto revive the
charter Of the Nelson and Albcmarlo Union Factory
Company.
ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS
On motion Of No. PARRGR the Resolutions on the
subject Of the Northern Additions with the anne ndncnts
adopted by the Senate, were taken mp.
The frs, amendment proposed by tie Senate strikes
out OF the following resolution the words in italics.
J. Res0tgcd, That this Commonwealth only has the
rghtto control interfere with the subject Of slavery
within It's limits and that Ibis right o be maintained u
all hazards"
Mr.. PARSER moved that the House disagree from the
Senaic's amendment. lie said that this House being
the more direct representatives Of the people bet
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FLORIDA


moBLE, Jan 21-There was mail from Pensacola
'hs morning and no further The Of the capture
ana soaking OF Tallahassee which has agtated this COM
mummy had not reached Pensacolaand The intell
gence would have been instantly dispatched THAI pcrs
we are encouraged TO believe the report altogether UNI
founded; Passengers down the river, who have Just
travelled from Columbus through the Creek Naton,
contradict the stories Of rsngs aNoDg the Ceeks also
so current here for the last twenty -four houfs We
strongly in hopes that all is quiet there, and that the
measures taken for preparations, only precautions
against possible, not appreheDded danger
Gen. Cannes returned from Pensacola this morning. -
Ills object there, 10 the cooperation of
force, had been aneiPotcd by the sailing of the Wanda
la sarly last week to Tampa Bay Five ST Louis was
TO follow yesterday TheJe three Revenue Cutters
also on the coast, and Commodore Dallas had boats
and marines fIom Key West TO watch Charlotte Har-
Dor, and other places along the shore Register.
49, - AUGUSTA, (Ga) Feb. 4.
HE WAR IN FLoRIDA.-From many quarters we
hear that troops are marching towards Florida In about
one or two weeks there certainly will he amply
suiesnt to bring the Seminole Indians complete sub
mission Wa pabkh IN this days paper, the inloYma-
ton we have received Of the raising and marching Of
volunteers rom New Orleans and other places
C0aStitutioaalist.
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: ...,e.,. ,..,-,....,o, -. .,.,, 81 "a,
~ @ s"h, ana h,",. M. r,',x s,,r..,, as haze ned
n,cnp ofthe laws aud the people act known
records the Of the Bank .fthc uni,ed states
'h capital ~ish .ssspns eas.s OF the met
npuasns , n.'o'y aua .o'a "r WV - WV '~~' "
we sill have confidence ejse,
rennsy the scoci OF
tho nonied power bun SHOULD IN. D o '"s nan. noi so's.
~ s's r ,oI,s xsricij1Ic,S rs, ,,sE
GROUND ASD riiE DEMOCRACY OF PENNsy I.vANiA
WILL. HELP YOU sriiEw SALT OVER IT'S FouNpA-
TioM" -, <,,.
~, fr"'" 'n ~, o"oel ,,:
IN the late result Mt 'iarrsoufg now lar geeAs money
cd monopoly exceeds IN potency 's au'H'sy "' Prnes
over the ahnirs OF copna"y. nur"Pea" ,"'sa'oes
nave ocen coinpesien 10 suon '' ' ,, 'os.". ~
10 the VIII oil inc f.o''scn',.s' Suese'vts " l "
war nave agu,n anu ag"" rse Ms's 90 49,. Wy I
ny these great oahSeIs Ane W." "a Wy Pc.p'e, "'1
wh"s !" o. more i"po,'anoe soi"r0 " = .s: ' s.
sernofs' nave zee" s"'Jee,su " ~ -.
ogai me ney -cnanR''s' .'u WINS P 10, =. :,
enect, give orfcon 10 tue course VI
AND yet these men nave no cua''sNu piiveses, neI
goia ~ 'heiI oniy power. cu' "o~ We uase oansei
estaoi,shcu IN inc ceha' o'a'e "a tue cn"", wiz"
chartsred power 70 inaAe money !" 'nake Iu,rncy'
10 w'eo ac"pta VI "s ac"'o"s So,., =" au,o ~ ~
'ne suoscr'oeo caP'te % uv WISH xs, WI WI
give nm commune on more than NY nONDncD
rhLLiCNS 10 oriny 20 pear opo" c',v p'oa, uss'"y'
as wen as ue pecu.''a'y 'n.e.'s's Vi "'s eou'ny
win DC 'ecoieceo' .'s' 'ew 'ays ~, r'' v, M
pupi'sneo .he power VI e'oney '"i'us VII. . .
seeks 20 coneen'ta'e W nus own ''anu ;,' moe yDo'
wn,cn 'he american STOCK , ca, eire -, s''s JAM we
e1sSss 20 osain uu.ap.y os., amd H. r
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FOR TyIE E.NQUIRER

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Already have nine weeks elapsed since the meeting Of
manifested of what likely be done in answer TO the
numerous memorials laid before them the subject of
increasing the BAEKISG CAPITAL OF VIRcrEIA
III any thing more is wanting to demonstrate the Lee
gisiature the proprety OF their giving this subject
most serious attention. would suggest then look
at what is doing in the States Of Pennsy yana and New
York.
Ia the former State, Bank is already chartered
by one Branch of the Legislature, with a capital of
$50 OOOOOO, and doubt entertained that il will pass
both Houses. In The State Of ~ Y il reported that
Bank will be Incorporated with capital OF $40 900 0OO
no doubt with view that the State and the city of n
York may still be able to maintain their preponderance
in Commerce and Internal improvement over all the
other States in the Union.
With these demonstrations before us can il be doubt
ed tlat it is the interest Of Virginia to increase her
banking capital, and that immediately
Those who opposed TO all Banking may say, let
commercial men obtain the accommodation they stand
in need OF, from Philadelphia New York it will be
easier than formerly True, il will be So but will
loss of annual the State Of one per cent
which, believe, may readily be obtained on such
amount Of capital they may think III TO charter and
should suppose that at least FIVE millions additional!
might be judciousy located at The present moJnents
would also respectfully ask, Of the Legislature, whe-
Their IL IS not incumbent them f they wish to In.
ternal improvements going forward TO furnish such
means judicous extension Of Banking capital will
afford.
Having had some experience in commercial affairs
will say nothing the subject Of commerce being
made tributary TO neighbors for the accommodation
we nny be obliged 20 obtain Of the State that ri.
butte, whatever II may be in the way Of commissions on
Bills &c, must ultimately fall the growers Of our
produce and the consumers Of our imports