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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
NOTICE.

VIE undersigned, will continue
to receive sealed proposals d.
rected to Doe Hill, P. O. PEN
dIeton County, Va, until the 18Th Of
July next, for making the Allegheny
Mountain Turnpike commencing at
Havnor's Store, the Eastern end of the
location Of said Road-the Road to be
made according to the Notes and Spe-
cifcations Of the Engineer which
Notes and Specifications will be fur
aished to any person wishing to be.
come a Contractor, by calling ON the
undersigned, at his residence in the
said county of Pendleton.
HARMON HiNER,
8. A. M. T.
Pendleton CO. May 81, 1s36.--trp.
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LAST NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the Es.
~ tate Of Samuel Hammock, decd
are requested for the last time
to come forward an4pay up /; and all
persons having claims agains, said es.
tale, will please presen. them properly
authenticated, for settlement within
three months from this date, or shall
plead This notice in bar against them.
WILLIAM WEIGH,
Executor.
May %, 1856
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WANTED.

TO hire, for IL months, negro girl
or boy, from IL to IA years Of az e.
A reasonable price will be above d /.
Enquire Of the printer.
May %, 1856 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
Public Sale.

AVA ILL be sold, at Public Sale,
v v on Friday the third day of
June neat, at the late resi-
deoce Of George Eskridge, Decd, near
the junction of the North and South
Branches, the following property. viz {:
Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
A QUANTITY OF
Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, and Bacon,
one set of Blacksmith's Tools,
Farming Utensils, House.
hold & Kitchen Fur
-niture, one Farm
Wagon.
Twelve months credit will be given
on all sums over five dollars,by giving
bond with approved security.
All those indebted to said estate,
must come forward and settle immedi.
aleIy.
JOHN MYERS,
Administrator.
Hamp. co. May %, 1Ss6.-tds.
C The above Property will GER
'ainly be sold on the above metioned
day. J. N.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28

Fnt lie, il Is supposed were killed. There
n,kre 10 horses 10 company belonging
VI the stage line, out of which but 8
pod I've been recovered, and they were
|e@rced with several bullets.
eINot content with their foul deeds on
brra firma," the savages have ap-
pached to the brink of the Chatta-
z Tochee, and made their death marks
ri board Of our steamboats,. The
|,oBperipn, Capt. Smyth, while ascend.
liz our river on yesterday, was fred
E,O1on by the Indians, some Is or 20 ia
\ TIMBER, who had stationed themselves
e1 the plantation of the Messrs. Aber-
Pmbie, about miles below this
n!,fce. Eight rifles were discharged
tIquick succession, and at the 1st fire
a.,'f. Brockway, the first pilot on lae
hyperion, WHO was standing on the
aIiler deck, fell dead, being shot in the
SAY oat ; one of the pilots, Smith, was
Idly wounded, and four other indi-
,cNuais, whose names we have not
6rned. The boat was run ashore,
ERId the passengers fled from her 10
ror and dismay.
i; 1.-THE old Georgian, whilst lying at
.s banoke, was, set on fire and burn: ;
a a soul on board escaped, excep,
engineer. The town Of Roanoke
p. bs at the same time fired aud burnt
y. Jashes. The citizens were forled in
I'D we believe no lives were lost.
|taIP. S. We are informed that a con.
is now going on between Colonel
Px1ivy's company of mounted volun-
bal rs and party of Indians on the
sid ALBANIA side Of Chattahoochee. A
& tarp firing has been heard within the
hour, and no doubt severe battle
now being fought.
!. An express was sen. to Talbot Co.,
morning by Major Howard, or.
Is hing regiment from that county ;
10 battalion from Harris county.
ns1 ould these troops come, they will af
pe' ID us great assistance.
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COLD STREAM Wnnrrz
FACTORY.

NHE subscribers, having leased
the above Factory Of Mr.. Henry
Haines, for a term Of years, beg
leave to inform their friends and the
public generally, that the Machinery
has been put in the best order and is
now ready for Carding
WOOL INTO ROLLS,
which they pledge themselves shall be
done in the very best manner. From
their experience in business they feel
confident they will be able to do work
that will give satisfaction 10 all who
may favour them with their custom.
WOOL will be received at the follow
ing places and returned after Carding
it into Rolls, viz AT the Store Of
Walker Loathan, North River Mills
at the house of Daniel Haines, and at
the Tavern of Thomas Slane, on the
road leading TO the Forks Of Caphon.
They will also receive WOOL to
manufacture into broad and narraw
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28

MARRIED,-ln Pendleton county, on
Thursday OF last week. by the Rev. Da.
vid Kennison, Mr.. CYRUS HOPKINS to
Miss SUSAN E. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having recently
returned from Baltimore, is now open.
ing at his Store, opposite Mr.. William
Armstrong; Tavern, neat and gene
raj assortment of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28

BALTIMORE MARKET, alay 90.
Cattle on the hoof So a Sl0-Hogs
So 5O-Fiour per barrel, s. 25--Wheat
per bushel, 81 40 81 AZ.
Flour in Alexandria, per barrel, Sc II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
POST OFFICE REFORM.

r. The New York Evening Post,
'e7 Oh an administration print, suggests
on dea of taking the appointment ofthe
'l of postmasters from the Executive,
d living it to the people-in other
b, making the Offices elective. Sup
"a, g the average salary of the ten
BAND postmasters to be equal to 100
"a IS which is probably not far from
wv ruth, the executive patronage from
81 blngle item--to say nothing of mail
on acts and other agencies connected
al it-amounts to one million of dol
II per annum.
I'D Mr.. Clay says to the Citizens
ii livar, 10 Indiana, (iu reply to a
,idP ELEMENTARY letter expressing their
,ay % for him to remain in the service
su couniry,) Kit is my purpose, if
inn Filth will allow me, to remain in
ress during the present session. |
~ We for future consideration, wheth-
as hall serve out the term for which
~ legislature ofmy State did me the
.v last to elect me; and your wish
s have due weight in any dec ision
W., form. Beyond tina, term, | can
i've Of no probable contingency
eo1 would reconcile me to a further
~ ehuance in the Senate"
III COMMUNICATED.
HARRISON MEETING for this
/. 3Swas organized on Monday the
and hnd adjourned to the FIRST DAT OF
hoaI COURT, MONDAY the eth June.)
~ Q People Of Hampshire County.
; Il Low CITIZENS :-You doubt as to
Choice of the candidates for the
ena residency.--You are undetermln-
ap ween HARRISON and VAN buren,.
Resltates Have you any objections
fna| lrlsonl Ask your hearts the ques.
ld let them unbiased Dy party
= y lie answer. HARRISON is the son
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From the Standard of Union.

u From the Standard of Union.
! Grange. Troup county ,(Ga.) May 10.
1lN party which was sent out the
! before yesterday from West Point,
|, ascertain the facts 10 relation to the
orled murders by the Indians, retur-
yesterday evening, after having
nd and buried the bodies of eight
sons, mostly women and children,
I were killed, scalped and otherwise
/ umanly mangled, near the planta-
Of Mr.. Britain Harris, about IS
es southwest from West Point.
p The young men of Pennsylvania
now holding State Convention at
A risburg, to promote the election to
Presidency of Gen. Harrison.
~ A convention ofthe Anti-Van Bu-
d party in Connecticut, was held in
lR een on the 18th instant. Hon.
Es BARBER. a late member of the
nectlcut Delegation in the House of
Presentatives. presided. After some
usslon and elaboration, the Conven-
with great unanimity, nominated
Harrison for President, and Mr..
ID pger for Vice President of the United
n es.
pIT David G. Burnet, the Presi-
N Of Texas, has issued proclamation,
n ibiting the African slave trade, and
II airing 1t piracy. This is sufficient
" tatlon OF the calumny. propa gated
Fe1 20 Northern a5olitionlsss, that the
ld Fal ofthis odious and inhumane trait.
ID Fas designed by the Texans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
Spring and Summer
GOODS,

Blue, Black, Olive, Green,
Drab, Steel, Mixed, &c. Cloths (; Cas-
simeres, Satinetts, Summer Cloths, E.
Iastic Cords, Cartoons, Linens, Par
is Cords, and variety Of Gentlemen
and Boys wear, Ginghams, Cslicoes,
French Muslins, Fancy Handkerchiefs,
Pocketdo. Linen Cambria do. Veslipgs,
Irish Linens, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribands,
Betting, Hose, Half Hose do. Cam
brics, Plaid Muslins, Book do. Swiss
DO. Bobinetts, Grecianet,s, Laces, In
sertions, Matteonis Silk, Colored do.
Grape, Bead Reticules, Bleached Cot
iD9oomest1cs, Cotton Y ara, Sc.
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Dry Goods,

Groceries,
of almost every description, which he
is determined TO sell on as moderate
terms as any other in This region Of
country. Hs therefore requests all
those who are in search of bargains to
come and judge for themselves.
WILLIAM VANCE.
Romney, May IA, 1886.
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together with other properly.
A credit Of Twelve months will be
given OH all sums over Two Dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security,--for that sum and IN.
der the CASH will be required. Sale
to commence at IL O'Clock on said day.
JAMES ALLEN,
Admir-. with the ill annexed of D. Hol.
lenback, decd.
Hamp. CO. May %, 1Ss6.-tds. q
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ASlEssss sz 80
@ Our city papers due by yester'
days mail failed to arrive.

xnH.ma
O. The Legislatures Of Maryland
and Pennsylvania, are now in session.
Lands in Ie1ds.-By the constits.
tuition Of Texas, emigrants are entitled;
Gas we learn from the Philadelphia To-
quirer, to seven hundred acres Of land
provided they become residents of
Texas before the first day of July
next. Provisional Government last
November made an estimate of un-
granted lands, which amounted to one
hundred and thirty millions yet unset
tied, and which belongs to that Gov
eminent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13
LOOK TO THE ".4LYERM7TYVES."

FOR TIE ENQUIRER
Already have nine weeks elapsed since the meeting Of
the General Assembly, without any indication being
manifested Of what is likely be done in to the
memorials laid before them, The subject OF
increasing the BANKING CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA.
lf any thing more is wanting 10 demonstrate to the Lee
gsature the propriey of their giving this subject their
ost serious attention. would Suggest TO them to look
at what is doing in the States Of Pcnns lvuniu and New
York.
In the former State, Bank is already chartered
by one Branch Of the Legislature, with capital OF
S2S 900 900, and doubt entertained that it will pass
both Houses In the State Of n Y, it is reported that
Bank will be incorporated with caplalof $A000O0OO
doubt with view that the Stale and the city Of N.
York may still be able to maintain their prcpondsrance
in Commerce and Internal Improvements over all the
other States in the Union.
With these demonstrations before u.s. it be doubt
ed that it is tic 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. it will be SO; but, will
this be sufficient answer 10 the!: constituents tor the
loss of annual revenue 10 tho Slate OF one per cent
which, ! believe, may readily be obtained sach
amount Of capital they may think tit to clarter ana
should suppose that at least live millions additional
might be judciousy located at The present momcntE
would also respectfully ask; o the Legislature whe-
thc iii not incumbent them, If they wish to see In
ternal Improvements going forward, to furnish such
means as udicous extension OF banking capital Will
afford.
Having had some experience in commercial affairs,
will say nothing tie sub jet OF our commerce being
made tributary 10 ncighbors for the accommodation
may be obliged TO obtain Of the State, that tr
butte, whatever 1t may be in the way Of commissions OH
Bills, &c, must ultimately fall the growers of our
! produce and tic consumers Of oar imports.
4 CITIZEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
IMursHliu LII ErLrunrn.

A message was received from the Senate, stating that
they had passed the bill, entitled " an act TO amend
act entitled an act to limit the assessment upon ttha-
blcs and TO authorize tax upon property, TOR the pur-
pnsc of dirayns county expenditures within tie county
of Berkeley.
On motion of Mr. Ball. it vas ordered that when the
House adourns to-day, it adjourn to meet toncrrow al
IL o clock.
Petitions were presented and rcftIrrt-hy Mr.. Sum
rers Of citizens OF kanawha praying tie incorporation
of company To construct railroad from Cole river to
the Great kanuwla river, for the ransporta"n of tim
Der, coal &c.-by MIR. Gillespie: of citizens Of Iaze-
WE'LL for separate clecl;on-by Mr.. Kincheoe Of Ed
ward Goodwin, praying compensation f"r revolutionary
services.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson of B., leave was given to
bring in bill authorizing the Auditor to issue warrant
in favor Of james Paxton.
Oa lnu!inn Of Mr. CruchiclJ, leave was given to
bring in bills Incorporating the RaPpahln'nck marine
and fire insurance comPany-thc Fredericksburg union
manufacturing comPany-and the American r'lnins
company.
MR. GEEGonY submitted the following; resolution,
which was laid on the table:
R.solrcd That the claims which WIRE referred to the
alc Committee Revolutionary Claims, be referred
TO the Committee for Courts Of Justice. with instruc-
tons That said committee examine said claims, and re-
port to This House. whether any claim has been present
ed which in lis opinion ought TO be paid, and ~! the set
tcnlrnt Of which. the existing laws neither %! this o:tc
nor the United States have constituted ;r5umal:-
nd that sa;t committee "sD inquire into the e*pcd:sn
cy Of limiting by Law tic tire w!.hin which al! apPca
,cns Cor the Compensation for ar: services rendered
during the revolutionary war; may be inadr-and That
said committee have leave to report by bill otherwise
The following engrossed bills weI: read third time
and passed TO Incorporate the Medical College, oil
Richmond in Nrgnia-to nutiiurzc separate election
al Hcdgcsvc in tie county of Ecrkr!y-to autk"r:.e
separate election n, the tavern house of YIN Erwin
III the county of Cumbvrland-to enlarge tie town OF
GAINESVILLE in the county of Mccen5urg revive the
charter of The Nelson and Aibemasle uniYn FACTORY
Company.
ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF hlr Parker the Resolutions On the
subject of the Northern Additions, with the amendments
adopted by the Senate. were taken up:
The frs: amendment proposed by tic senate, Strikes
out Of the following resolution the words IN italics:
81. Resoircd That this Commonwealth only has the
righ, to control or interfere with the subject of slavery
within its limits, and that This ri GIT asiH te maintained at
all hazards"
Mir PARKER, moved that Inc House disagree from the
Senaies amendment. he said that this House being
the direct representatives. OF tie people were bet
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EI{(KlIlA-


MoHn.r, Jan .7-T:clc mail from Pensacola
This morning and further. The nf The capture
and sackng ." Ia!!alassse, which has agitatcd this
mnnty, h.d not reached Pensacoa-and the in!elli-
gcncr woad have been instantly dispatched to that point,
encouraged to believe The report altogether
Funded. Passengers down the river, who have just
travelled trcm Columbus through the Creek Nation,
contradict the stories Of sngS among the Greeks, also
cnilcnt here for the last L"crtylour hou!s. We
strongly in hopes that all quiet there, and that the
measures taken for preparation, only precautions
against possible. not aPp7c,cnded danger
Gen. Gaines returned from Pensacola this morning
HIS object hrrc, to the corporation Of naval
force, had been anticipated by The sailing Of the Wanda.
a early last wee!; to Tampa Bay. The 81. Louis was
to follow yesterday. There three Revenue Cutters
also on the coast and Commodore Dallas had sent boats
and marines from Key West 10 watch Charlotte Har
Dor, and ether places along the shore.-Kcgistcr
AUGUSTA: (Ga) Feb. a.
TUE WAR ~ FLoR,nA.-From many quarters
hear that troops marching towards FloIiGa. In about
one or two weeks. there certainly will he force amply
sufficient 20 bring the Seminole Indians TO complete SUBJ
mission. We publish in this days paper, the nforrla
on we lave received of the raising and marching OF
volunteers from New Orleans and ether places.
G(0astiUi0RdliSt.
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MlNlSVER TO ENGLAND.

We are not in the ila5t Of quoting the NJ York lie
except Tor lis innocent "husalclie illusions which
'a!y Speaking, ttnd neither Jri.ndS mr. foes; but
% "'nT'ng article from tina: spirited journal, in rcla
S' 70 The appointment of Minister TO England, so
! meets our views, and the tribute it pays to dis.
7"'Ssd son OF virginia: IS we'll mered and Just
f. piea, That We should be iustd!ous beyond the bounds
o' god Taste and good sense did hesitate 10 give
p'?'hirnt place in our Misunderstanding Con-
'*!aIioa
-, (ffom tkc N:,c York Herald, Feb ~
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.-We understand from Wash
zion, that the Hon. Andrew Stevenson has been no.
""1ea BY the President Of the United States to the
'Hs'e, Tor the Office of Minister OF the United States
- "fcat Britain, and the Hon John H. Eaton for thai
|" l!hi>l' 10 Spain.
i, '~:!I ac rccoected that short season SINCE Mr.
SV'tnson was re- ectrd similar nomination by the
,.l'' Without any cause Justification, other than
"ss fiucnors party scrupes which mere politicians
t1Vn''y nc! upon. We are happy to see that he has
-, :" 'e'honnated by the President, and we are moi
hope that he will be confirmed without delay
"'o" Mr. Stevenson weli; his fine talents, his dgni
5,o t"a'Ic'rr h S admirable capacity; man could
selected, more suitable than he is TO meet the
"' STATE OF things between this country and Eng
i. |! is u!! and hirh time tina, the relations i'm
|s,l f.. anu delicate, TO" pending between this country
Iu ,+"eF' IN which England is also involved by hri
49,. should be grapTcI by talent more mature thar
IL DC necessary for simple Charge II .?fareS
"W" WE frequently simple enough, in all conscience.
Suu' that no delay will be produced by the Srnate
The nomination. BY the time that the new
h, e"t reach England, with proper instructions iG
~, sn cuies, the British Cabinet will be ready to sub
~ settlement from the French question, in tn,
~. -, % Mediator MI Stevenson will have double
His ,su p'f'orm but he is fully conpeen, to the task
.,s.ani "PpontHcnt augurs certainty for the future
Eyau N ,e'a''"ns Of this country and France"
Sevsn.,. "ah OF the Star scelns willing 10 appoint MIR
's ..r Hear him.
me ne objection to the nomination Of Mr. Stevenson
w.s ,; 70 Engand at the last session, was that h.
wb.b S" h'' Tic Speakers Chair. u fill that office
lever exercising Executive influence and con,ru
CT Congress always dangerous 10 the in
3D. w ol 'hll body. That objection being remov
line presume The appointment will be confirmed. a
q.ied" 4's'ef 20 Loho0" nus iohs oeen re
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yy{H JtIJiE .CJL Gus.

The Wings have come and Gone.-Ihev will lay claim
rrea consideration for The NUMBER and talents I'll thr!
ucus We know, they have ever claimed all The taienS
Grir mgdssiy great their merits. But the most
remarkable feature in this Wing spectacle. was the va
nous elements which composed The plebald Ccaon.-
THE arrant Nulltirr-the ultra Observation-Disclosures every
s9.t Of faction i'll the political gamu!, from The high
- to the lowest-all 'pgging together in the same
|5acke b,d' The Capitol for the time complete
leaks .k-bras,s birds, fishes, animals of every spe-
cs and he affiliated together 20: the purpose .: iwa7t-
nr Jacksons Administration, and the Little Magician
Election. The very men who had denounced Judge
White as a Jackson man, as Proclamation man, as a
Force Bill man. throwing up tllelr caps Tor hiIa
THIS is curious cn0ugh-but il is no. maze without
ln-he of the whole business u.s. that the Wings
e to run White here-llarrison i'll the centre-Neb.
Ser in the Nort!l-to defeat election by the People,
and carry to the House. This is tine cue OF the whole
But will the People submit to IL? Never.
The following is their List Of EectorS.-Wlat an ex
rordnary tumble Of politicians does it prcsenl-Take
ealy the six members Of Tie H. Of d. whom they have
selected for their E!cctorsand their politics ale as varl-
the hues of the ran5o".A political PRISM would
SOW up all the coo.s from violet to red:
|. William Collins. Of Norfolk County.
,. John CrguLart, Of Southampton.
3. wil!;lm K Johnson, Of Chesterfield.
). Mark Alexander, OF Alecklenturg.
). Allen Wilson, of Cumberland.
u, James Saunders, OF Campbell.
:. joseph Martin. of Henry.
:. Robert McCand!iSh, Of York.
O. William +. Taylor: OF Caroline.
30 Rooert W. Carter. Of Rcl.monL county.
II. Chapman Johnson, CT Richmond city.
- William +. Gord1n, OF A!be:narle.
49, john l.. Marye Of Spa;,sylrana.
H. J in Janney, %: Lnudcun.
- !'arcs James Eau!linsr, o! Berkeley.
H. John 4. ID. Smith. ~ Frederick.
i. joseph C!ayens, Of R,ckngIiaE
is Brscoc &. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
b. Henry Efsi;inr, Vi Grcenbrier.
- John ?. Matthews. oil Wylhc.
p" William L. Harley, Of Saith.
:: Joel Shrewsbury. Of, klnawhl.
u =. Moses ". Iapline
We Know not how many special Delegates the Caucus
rHa'aced-bnt The more hear the salts
d that i'ty are the Deputies Of very thin minorities
tir'f own counties In Amelia, for instance We
Sand llFEe wei" only II citizens who attended the
!e meeting; and of these, ten only enlitlcdo vote;
1"I e''S Too On lSir Court day, and after full notice
"a been given Ct tie intended meeting in the Wing
-, Tue members O! the Legislature who attended the
"HS Ianeus were, Of course, decided minority Of
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COMMUNICATED
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!
BUCKINGHAM e.. H.. Feb. {,

=. C,T
Three men: engaged in the passing Of counterfeit
notes have been committed TO the Jail Of .s county
dny-.o wit: Joseph Smith, Gabriel Smith. and Hugh
Mccormack The notes passed and offered 10 be passed,
were On the U. S. Bank, and payable ut lynehburg,
Washington, SC, &c, &c. There was considerable
amour, Of money in notes (good and bad) found on
then-,he most of the counterfeits OF Sl0 notes The
prisoners saw that man named SEead, OF Rockbridge
county Va is the principal in the affair. There were
also of 800 the Bank Of the Valley found in
possession of The above men, supposed to be base coun
terfeits "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

luIrs IN Correspondent in this days paper al
lie report OF All enormous Bank being about to
ao.iccs ,Ia IN n York The Philadelphia Sentinel
t. n r.. he same rumor as follows:
rer !" ihc Harrisburg Telegraph and repeated by the
au that the numbers Of the Regency Albany
olas-,s baGG with capital OF forty millions Of
% "cpal banking house 10 DO located 10 the city Of New
TOAD Or b 1S Iimss Says there no authority whatever
shee, Mo statement. rho b fsays tho 1fnrs) grew
succes M and the manifest object Of promote
,sla.on e saa erSery schema before the penH.ysu