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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
October 90

a r Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Cham
~. ce,v, continued and held for Buckingham
COUNTY, al the Courthouse, on l. riday tle LON "aS
of~Srptemher. 1897, sitting as Court "l Chancery
Ormond c. Tiffany, William {. SHAW. Comfort
Tiffany, William II. kcigh,on and John u. Duval'
lare merchants and IN ftners. trading under the firm
of T,fllny, Shaw & Co., mud Thomas ". Hall, James
Gibson and Carter A, Hall, merchants aud rhtners,
iradinc under the finn Of Hall, Gibson 4 Co..
Plaintiffs,
against
Charles Yanccy, administrator with ,hc will au-
ncxcd oiJoscph CabclI, decd, Defendant,
IN CuAScEnr.
This tause cane on to be heard upon the bill. and
the answer of the defendant, with y replication there
to, exhibits, and examination of witnesses, aud vas
argued by counsel on considt ration whereof, am,
the necessity Of the accounts following appearing,
the Court doth ad Judge. order and decree, that the
defendant do render before John II. Bocock, a COM
missioner of this Cou,t, an account ii his adlnipis-
tration with the will annexed of his testator; also,
AN account Of his real aud personal estate, together
with chooses in action, which remain tnsold OF uncol-
lectch, belonging TO the estate Of the SAID Joseph
Cabcll, deceased and that the same commissioner
do also take an account of the plaintiffs debts, rs well
rs of the dcnts OF all persons claiming against the es-
tate uf the said Joseph Cabcll, deceased, whether
ti,cy be parties to this suit or otherwise and that.
before the taking ofthc said accounts, II copy Of lhis
order shah be iuserted i'll the Lynclbnrg Nirginian,
a, conpanied by the Commissioners notice If the
time and place ofcXecuting the same, and VAIN
my all persons having claims against the estate, To
appear before him aud prove ihrn, and TINT in de-
fault thereof, that the Court, AT the next term, wall
proceed to a final decree.
4 C~opy-Teste.
ROLFE ELDRlDGE, c. c. S e.
CGMmissioNEE's OrrIcL,
26lh October, 1887.
The parties in the above cause viii take notice,
tlmt ] have appinted Friday the 18Th day of Dtcem.
Der next, to open aud commence the accounts order
Cd by the foregoing decree, al buckingham Court
House, Virginia, and those persons interested therein
will be pleased tn meet me on that day and at that
place, prepared with their accounts, vouchers, and
copies ol all necessary Court papers. Aud all and
every other person or persons having claims against
the estate III Joseph Cabell, decd, late of The coun-
" Of Henderson, State OF hen1ucky, not parties to
the suit, are, i'll like manner, warned and requested. on
the same day and AT the same place, 10 exhibit be-
lore III. such claims, with atl evidences thereof duly
authenticated, 50 that they may he, If deemed ,alld,
reported to Court. JOHN +. BOCOCk. Com'r.
October &c tloD
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SALE or LAND
y " I'd " o. 81 R @ =; - =.

n " II ~ n " Ef q e y.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the county corlt Of
l. Campbell, pronounced the 9ll IA, ol DC ohrr,
1887. the undersigned, ms commissioner of aid cnurt,
will proceed TO sell, by way oil pubic auction, on FIJI
day the l7th day of November next, ON the premises.
the Land and slaves devised and belueathcd
by the LAST viii and testament OF Henry Edison, de-
ceased, 10 lHs wife Jaue Edison during her natural
IFS. and ofwhich said Jane EidsondIcd possessed. The
SL.xE'fS will be sold oa crrdit of tweiyr months.
and the k.f.N'D ON credit of ohc, tho and thee
wears. The purchasers Will be required 10 give hon-l,
with good security, and from the purchaser or pur-
chasrrs ol the Lard the legal TILE thereof will he
withheld until the purchase money be pa,d.
JOHN ROSSER, Jr. Com'r.
October l6 tbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
WINTER GOODS.

WE have received our importation Of FILL
WINCH ire
Cloths, .lnsle and double millcd. blue. hfass 1ni f'n-
oy colors, so@r y uhieh arc Of The bef "rd FIRST
g1ai,fy,
| ease - rs snp"rior English .Nerinos "a aud o-i
Isle Thread and black woisted Hosiery, ribtrd,
Block Lambs Wool aud Me,ino do.
Splrnd,d Valencia Nrstines.
Ribbed. plain aud Buehskin Ca,sin'efes, extra qnal-
itics.
6 ps. S,lrSisn Flanncls,
Red Padding. &c. a..
Tngelhrf With n large and well selected stock oi
nrhrr Foreign and Domestic GOODS,
Which ssw,li sell Tor for CASH, or 10 p%nnc'pste us
f0msrs. on the usual credit,
JAMES {. HUNT 20.
nrInhrr lG y
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-VT'N- F~TF, -
JOHN THOMPSON, j. g.

COMMANDMENT bFFICT,
Amherst Court l!ous, S-ptr,ubct 18th. l337.
Tho parties viii take notice that | hive appointed
Thursday the 7dh day of Decetabcr next, to carry
into effect the foregoing order, On which day, ii the
hour OF 10 O'Clock \. NJ. they an requested to al
tend ut III, office. with their accounts, vouchers and
copies OF count papers, prepared tor examination
,nd settlement. ROBERT TINSLEI, Gam.
October % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

'". - rRACT OF LAND,
4a9fes14ff ty;n- and heinz on Butfaloe Creek, ~ Tire
Xt%H& county Of Amherst. containing ihteen
lnnitel and sIxtslhroe acres. more or
- TTis LAND At pfe5cn, belongs 10 David =
t;arl,aJ. AMI is USUALLY hno VA by lhc tanle al ,'e
WILL. TKACl." il IS regarded
:. yer, vain ,iie aud well deserving the attention ol
purchasers. The LAND viii be sou ~ '''et'''
n1rcels. and the metes and boundaries designated Oh
the d., OF sale.
The sale viii be male in pursuance oil a trust "eed'
executed ON the 9TH January. ls2e, by the SAID i)a-
.id :. Garland aud Jane II. his wife, 10 Daniei Ing
e,ubotl,,m and James Lyons. lr. ot record IN me
I1rtL,, Office oftlle County Courtoi Amherst. by
:, ,.,tec of tba, Court, made nj the last September
f.nu ue have been substituted as trustees 10 execute
said deed.
Terms, made known on the day Of sale. A por-
lion OF the purchase money will be required III hand'
and for The balancc a credit viii be gwen.
The title TO thus Land is believed TO be unqncstion-
able. but a., trustees, We shall convey such title
only as is vested in us.
ROBERT TINSLE1, T,,stces
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
October 90 a"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

RONNETS.
] case Palm Scoops, very cheap,
do Plain Straw do.
GROCERIES,.
Loafand Brown Sugars, Tea. Coffee, Salt, Sole
Leather. Indigo and Nader, Raw Cotton and
spun. Wines, Brandy and Rum, Ginger, Pepper
and Spice,
Sept. q IS
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LSyDFOR SAFE.
OF LAND,

~ Tuesd1v The l4iFl da, oil N"veH'''f' -
- ,he,e will be sold, upon the premises, at paoie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
sicdiciucs, Paints. Oil, &C.

Octabur =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
From Richmond.
BANKS.

hahAN - -
The bill prescribing general legu'a-
tons for tie incorporation Of Banks.
passed the House Of Delegates on 81
tutday. A violent struggle occurred
IN regard 20 the appointment 81 Difcc-
tor, winch cu.eudcJcd much warmth
u hehng, aud ;Atcatened scuoa>;,
the safety ot the biil. One party IN
sisted that although ;he State might
hold no stock m tic Banks 10 be cfea-
ted. still !, was right and proper Tor
the security OF the community. that
the Government should have con-
trolling influence over them in the APP
pointment OF majority OF the Direc-
tors-Wb,le the other party commended
| that the principle was not only unjust
IN itself, the stockholders being answer
! able IN heavy penalties for the proper
management of their institutions. the
direction Of which would thus be vir.
tually taken from them-but that II
would be dangerous TO the purity of
their administration and the public
liberty, inasmuch as II might be the
means o; converting the Banks into
political engines. The question was
finally settled by giving 10 the Execu-
tive the appointment OF four out Of
/ nine OF the Directors allowed 10 mo.
thcr Banks and three out Of seven al
lowed 10 the Branches. with rc>crva.
ton OF the power TO take She appoint,
Tnent oil a majority of them al any tire
hereafter. Objectionable as this pro-
VISION IL, however, IL was palla,ed
somewhat in filling up a subsequen,
blank. so As 90 require a Director 10 be
The owner OF at least ten shares Of stock.
lhis will insure TO the Banks the APP
polntment OF such persons only by the
Government as have real interest in
their concerns, and thus operate 20
keep them free from par,izan or i'm
proper management Taken al,ogc,h-
er, the bill is certainly rigid in It's pro
visions-more so, perhaps, than an,
law OF the kind in existence any
here-but nevertheless it NAV still
be considered better than a denial Of
all increase Of the Banking capital Of
the Commonwealth.
The proposition TO give the appoint
ment o! majority OF the Directors To-
the Executive was lost by an equal d.
vision-5! To ~.
The bill Is now committed IN the
tender meroies of the Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The London MornirS Chronicle thu. speak,
OF the United States -" We are struck (ssy.
he Chroniele,) with the extraordinary fact
that The mercantile community Of tie United
states have been able 70 sustain ,hem,el,e, In
the face Il The specie measures q the Gene
raj Government. the like Of which arc without
parallel 10 history n tie BRUSH Govern.
ment hai acted, or were now 20 ac;, toward.
their commercial interests for enc month. %,
ne American Govcrumer; tas doue toward,
their merchants Ter Che last ',N months. ~!
Ens'ani wouli have 5.tn bankrupt. a1I aE.-
ne'al revolution would lave taken place long
since
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
MON NEW YORK.
From The .N',c York Courisr and Enquir,r.
OF TRACE AND RIOT.

T'0" "' ~" i"'H t"uTiU and Eu9UiTtr.
OF TRACE AND RIOT.
The Evening Post published on FRIDAY and
saturday, aud The wall, uf The citV have for
some days past been covered, 18th the fol-
loving haudbiIl.
BREAD. MEAT, RENT. FUEL
THEIR PRICES MUST CONE down.
The I0'ce n The People Si,HGe Heard
lind HH prer1iH
95-The People will meet ~ The pAEK. Ram n,
>hins, at O'Clock IN Monday anrrno,n-rA
10 inquire INTO tie cause of tie prcs.tt ,in-
eNampled distress and tn devise a suitable
remedy. An friends ofhumlnity. determined
To resist MonopolIsts and ExtOfiionsr,. are
invited u attend
Moss IdsqE'i, DTnisf Gotham.
Fdsits IsH, Tim Uindf
~ u R95sri'on .9isIT Ming. Jr.
U"'deH Haswsri, Ehjah +. Crane
New York, Feb 10, lsJ5
As might be expected, language so
well calculated TO arouse the worst pas.
SONS OF the worst pIrl Of the popuiace
OF large city. occaIoned the assem-.
6lagc ~ the Park yesterday afternoon
OF a great number Of people, estimated
at from JiUo to GOUU ~ number. A
seli-cOnsti,uted committee then made
lhur Appearance 10 front at the CITY
Hall. among whom Alexander Aitny
Jr. appeared most conspicuous. He
made spccCh. the chef topics al
winch. a. fac a. could be- heard were
Tie currency, hanking, and finally high
rents and high puces. Another orator
followed. who-e nane We could not
Iearn. Among other language he used
The following: "FeilUW .citI7ens. I'll
Hart has now IN his store fny.lhfee
thousand barrels OF -four. Let us 90
down pcaceably and AK him 10 let q,
have u al ) 10. u be don't uell after
long pause 60 peaceably awav."-
lhIs speech was tremendously cheered
and several orators followed Ia ON.
Of the intervals AleN Ming. Jr. offer.
ed set of resolutions. Of which Ne
could only gather the sense of one
which vas 90 the effect. that a memo.
Hal should be sent 10 the Ley,.latir,
TO pfoiiibit the issue of all notes under
one hundred dollars At the close nt
the speeohifying. some Of The most
Jealous 40 attendance. lifted Mr. Ming
on their shoulders and carried hun a.
Iammany Hall The meeting con
sisted chiefly OF foreigners. many #
whom could not speak Eogli.h. Ger
family not one third we're American
ciufen'. and those chiefly apparently
attracted there by curiosity.
Having lch Mr. Mug AZ Tammany
Hall. large numbers poured down
Roadway aud after making one nr
Two 8ffnDis reached ihe store a. fr
Ell Hart 90 Washington street pc,r
Nescy street This building ha. three
large door- Coz she pls.agc Of goli. Co.
he warehouse and counting house
~rh another door adjoining. The
mob rad forced open The middle store
door before our reporter reached the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The life OF THoHL, JrrrrEsox, by GroasE
TceEEn, Professor OF Moral Philosophy in the
University Of Virginia, Ia, Jus, been issued
from the press Of Cary & Lea Of Philadelphia
The plan pursued in this work is 10 illustrate
the character Of Mr.. Jefferson from public
and authentic document. In selecting and
arranging these. the author has employed
commepdsble research and skill. II is a very
Interesting publication, and should occupy .
place In The library Of every politician. But
Il would be a work Of .upsreroga,ion for u,
20 commend what proceeds from the rem Of
writsr so well known ard 80 highly sppre-
ciated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The Committee on Foreign Relations In th.
Senate Of the L. S TO whom had been refer
red the late Message Of the Presiten, on the
subject Of our affairs with Mexico, made n
Report on Saturday last, ia tie conclusion OF
which they recommend the adoption By the
Senate Of the following resolution;
R,ioir,d, That the senate concur in nnin-
ION with the President Of The Cui.d stat, thu,
another demand oushi ~ be madu fyr Ia. re.
dress Of our grievances from ne NrNlran
Government the mode and msuucr Il Winch.
under the 3iih article u TIE treaty. 80 f,r
IS 1t may be applicable, are properly cprhi,d
10 has discretion. They eann,t dou't {. ..l,
The justice Of our claims, that ia. .. n.,r,I
will result in speedy redress, but should tie,
be disappointed IN this reasonable expectation.
state Of things will then have occurred when
viii make It the imperative duty of Consrr..
promptly IL consider what further measure.
may be required by the honor OF tie nation and
the rights Of our InJured feliow-cillzens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The Richmond NhiS state, tha, JInL, T.
PRssroH, the honorable and ohivaIrou, gen.
ueman and gallant and maimed soldier, one Of
the most respected and bes, beloved citizen,
OF the Commonwealth, who has been Post
Master since 1874, has resigned the station
aud that 1t is understood W.. IL ROASE. Esq
Of that city, will succeed TO the vacancy--an
appointment, add, the WING. which will il j.
presumed, give general and plea,urabIe salts
faction, both from the great respect in which
Mr.. Roane IL held, and from ito being the
means OF excluding others lesI acceptable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
the ,smeri,y and basene,s. in the face

the tsmerity and baseness. in the face
OF the civilized world. 20 violate la,
engagements. The illus,rious I. rmina
ton OF h', late campaign has probably
taught HIM the fact. that IL would De-
A lfuiuess waste 81 money and blood
on the part Of Mexico To- continue her
attempts 10 reduce Texas TO submis-
SION. Obeying The dictates of sound
policy hc will, We think. make Nir.
tue OF necessity aud speedily recoy.
niLc The Independence of Texas. That
beng done by Mexico. every obstacle
To the performance of a similar act ON
the part Of our Government would be
removed.
That Santa Ana will also use hi. in.
unence TO prevent any rupture between
Mexico aud this country. we can
scarcely doubt. He is fully informed
OF the circumstances connected with
the march of General Gaines into the
country beyond the Sabine. and know,
that our Government distinctly dis.
claimed any intention OF violating its
neutrality. This ground of offence
removed. Mexico Ia, no Just cause for
entertaining hostile feeling, toward,
our Government. and will probably
alter little delay, 10 save appearances
and support her dignity. make repara.
ton ana atouemcnt for the insult. oirrr.
ed to our flag. and the injurie, done 0
our commerce. The Congress Of the
United States will scarcely be- rash
enough TO adopt. during the prc>cn,
session. the recommendation of the
Prcsiden. tn make rcprisals on Mex
CO. and. before lis next me ting. We
predict that a'nicablc relations vii. be
established between the two Countries.
iP.i r,sp'g Tn'i I'D. l6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The proceedings OF the Military Court. now
sitting At Prrderiektown. 80 far 90 relates TO
she failure Of the Creek campaign, under Gen.
Scott. having been submitted TO the Fre.iden,
Of the {. s.. that di:nitary. not satisfied with
NE honorable aee1i,,al az Gen. Scott. and the
implied blame attached to the Government a,
Warrington for Gen. s failure, h.. Indignant
IL returned the proceedings To The Court. with
Instructions that 1.-The Court resume tie oon.i.
deration OF the evilenoc." and report tie
'Iaet' in tho case, as required BY the order
constituting the Court"
The course of Con. Jackson in ths matter
trenark. the L s. TslcErhrh) will surprise no
orc. The oIih IN loneun isesn, qua rse,s-
s'rr. curtr7ut T-omsrr, mark, ~. character
as eminen,ly a. IL did tha; Of Ti5eru. Tie
will destroy Cen. Scott, " ~ ssa III, vim.
dic,iVcnes. cf character i absolutely frish,ful.
and biz heart boards up Its flr,hins, Il hste
with the penuriousness Of mi,cr, aud sloa,s
over them with the horrid rapture " dsnd
His runeour, therefore. will produce no sun
prise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.

Col. ANDnrws. L. s. Army, arrived
at ~. Augustine. | lth inst by express.
and states that Gen. Jesup bad an en-
gasemen, with tic InGilns, which
lasted two days; on the second day
Jumper and Alligator came in under a
flag OF truce, and surrendered them
selves, stating that the Indians were in
distressed situation, and anxious for
peace.
During the engagement, four T.. 6.
soldiers and four Indians were killed
one hUadred I7dirns and Negroes ,r,r.
f'hen prisoners. Col. Andrews saws
that Jumper and Alligator appointed
the 18th inst as the day to conclude a
treaty at D"de's Battle Ground. and had
despatched expresses 10 the Indians 10
inform them of the arrangement. They
stated that Powell aas on an island in
the WIthlacoochce with about one
hundred and fifty followers; they sup.
posed that he would come 10 terms.
aud should he refuse they would point
out where he was. All hos,iliiies were
to cease by both parties until after the
18th inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
TEXAS AND ruiz uNlrrn STATES.

From iis .Nt,e O,isan, B,ii.i'n.
The express mail, arrived YESTERDAY
morning. after a failure of two davs.
brings Washington date, o: the l.t inst.
and New York do. of the 3lst ul,iro
The chief matter of inieres, in the intel.
hgence from Washington, i. the rumor
circulated there. that Cen Santa Anna
has made treaty with Gen. Jackson.
whereby Texas will be coded 20 the
United States for the sum of 81, OO0. E
600.
The two Presidents were in close con.
terence during most of,he time that he
remained at Washington, and were &C
caslonally joined by the Hon. Mr..
Wharton, Minister from Texas. who Is
authorized. 1t is believed, 10 Weld the
claims Of bis government. on condition
That the United States will pay the debts
u ha' incurred. Santa Ann, la. been
sent home 10 effect. If possible. a ra,i6-
cation Of the treaty by the Mexican GO.
VcrEmcnt and thus settle AT once with
sa'isiaciion 70 al parties the diiiiculi,c.
at present existing between the tao
countries. THIS, however. j. only ru.
NOR nothing asyet Is knoNn certainly
l'r a most profound ond mysterious ~.
Icnoe % preserved ~ the Executive
and hy many Of his frlcnd. IN Congress
upon every thing relating 20 Texas
An edDu was soon % be made m the
House 20 elicit something upon the
SUBJECT. by means Of resolution refer
un2 ihe messages and documents con-
crnlng Texas 90 the Committee on
Foreign Relations. with instructions 10
report IA favor Of their recognition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The reader will lind in our columns, Ia. dav.
an account of q dlsgracefGi mob 10 tie ciiy OF
New York, the object Of which was TO reduce
the price Of bread siuff., sc in that city
But. instead Of their proceeding, having the
desired effect, the New-York papers state that
donr has advanced IN price. in consequence Of
those proceeding, more than so cents on the
barrel And We rejoice TO hear that such has
been tho effect.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

WEDNESDAY, Feb. II. 1887.
On motion OF Mr.. Randolph, the
following resolution was adopted unan-
Imouslv:
R''oir,d By f.is C>n,rsI .l.rp,bis. That the
Jn'hi Committee on the Library be in,trurt,d
io inquire IttD the eNpedIency II prorur,u, ,
iull length port AT OF the late Chef Justice.
John Marshall, 10 be placed IN the Library OF
tie State
Mr.. Harrison offered the following
resolution, which va, adopted:
hsS,tr,t, That communication +, H..
Globe Of The l3,h iH,t,ri, ,i-n,d hy John
BRYCE aud oihcr-, TOT. has. tic manrcr ia
winch travellers lir carried oa tie R.chrl.th
~ rIeri9S'Hurs and Potomac Rah KD.f h..
referred t. select Cumnu,r-, with ,r.tspr-
ton to inquire into the matter, II tho .,tf
COMMUNICATION. whether the romr,r, Ia. ~
"ir,ed ~ charter. add =, bet rsm.!, can Lo
devised to suppress iug..rilrs uprn ir,,-.
'rr' on sa,d road, suI that -,h committee
have leave T. send fur PERSONS and examine
witnesses
BANKING CAPITAL.
The following bills were scyerally
read he first and second times. and
recommticd, ON motion at Nh. Harm.
ION, to the select Committee on Banks
VIZ:
To incorporate The Exchange Back
OF Virginia at Norfolk. with hnnche,.
To incorporate q new Bank IN the
city OF Richmond. with branches.
10 incorporate the Bank of Peters.
burg, with branches:
10 incorporate the Planters Bank
oi Virginia at Lynchburg, with branch
Is;
To increase the capital stock Of the
Bank OF the Valley in Virginia.
Mr.. Harrison submitted the following
resolution:
R,'o'r'd, That the several bill, reported by
me select Committee ON Banking be recon-
mi'tcd 10 the same Committee, With ln.troc-
zoos To report one bill Increasing the hank
capital Of the Commonwealth FIVE million, OF
dollars, aPportIoued n. follows.
dollars to the CITY Of Richmond.
dollars 10 Norfolk.
dollars 10 Petersburg;
dollars 10 I.yurhhurs.
dollars 10 Wheeling and
dollars to the valley Bank. md pro.
'iding Tor the Investment 81 he surplus Rev.
h"e of tie United States which tn. Stale IA.
rr"e'ed on dePo,ite, IN the increased capital
sforessd
On motion Of Mr.. Watkins. the re-
solution was lad on the table.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS
bill concerning hunted partner.
ships was read the first and second
tune; and. on motion Of Mr Dorman
ordered to be printed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
From The Ricimond Wing FEB Il.
THE BANK SUBJECT.

The decision OF the House Of Dele.
gates yesterday. on the question OF in.
suuciions To the select Committee on
Banks, may be considered a. decisive
OF The disposition Of that body 10 com
yly though someV hat reluctantly. with
the wishes of the community on th,.
subject The vote On allowing an ,p.
crease oi fire m,N,10s 81 dollars. "a.
- 20 BJ-tao 20 one-but some gen.
uemen reserved o. Themselves the rt,.
''Irge Of voting against ihe scheme II
The surplus revenue should not BE- De
voted 20 that purpose. of If me scheme
OF disifibuuon dii not sui, then. The
committee Will yet have 40 1fIuou.
tax, "a arranging scheme palaiabie
w ne divesuhed tastes ~ those v h1
have 90 pass upon o. Some ut he
leading men Of ihc dominant party have
gwen their assent GO ~ lucfea+e. bat ~
i' vet difficult 90 as nlib confidence
bat ei.i 'e iIe fnal result
Tie ucalioi as t1rr.asc have some
reason totI.II Doc urkru.y politician.
10 the Srul'e-- horn .le smrfsl car.
~ has placed aot moueu,4u.y We
:" Te 30 tLe asscnIlut
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR
Tic liaasc yesterday proceeded fo
register ihe 'tiDt 90 sac Caucus al ITO
syeone before. llcory J. HOPKINS.
81 present a memJsf lfom tie county
Of PoSbsian, was elected on the 6rsl