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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
VOL. 30.
YOU REnEnnkR IT-BoN,r YOU,

You remember the time when first sough,
your home.
When smile, not word. vas the summon.
Co come
When you eai'd me fri-nd, Till you found
with surprise.
That our friendship turned out to be Low. IN
disguise'
You remember it-dont you'
You will think OF it-won't you,
Ties, ye., Of all this the remembrance will
last
Long after the present fedes into the past.
You remember the grief that grew lighter
when shared,
wan The bliss YOU remember, could susht be
complr'd;
You remember how fond was m, earlies,
Not louder than that which breathe 10 the.
now
You remember it-dont YOU,
You will think OF it-wonr Won,
Yes, yes, Of all this The remembrance will
last,
Long after the present fades into the past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
KENTUCKY LASD.-A sale Of Wood
ford county (Ky.) land was recently
made at 81 per acre. A small farm
IN Scott county al SO per acre.
From the Netr Engiand Farmer.
FATTENING SWINE.

Judge Peter of Pennsylvania, for.
merly President Of the PHILADELPHIA
Agricultural Society, stated that '.sour
food IS most grateful and alimen;arv 10
swine. One gallon OF sour wash zoe
farther than two Of sweet. I mean the
the wash ascidulated TO the degree ne
cessary for dis,illation, not acetous.
III swine are supplied with a guam
tity of Goals. according TO the state.
ments OF persons who have tried the
EXPERIMENT. say two pieces a day to
each, about the size Of a hens egg,
they will discontinue roofing, remain
more quiet, ard fatten faster than they
will otherwise. Charcoal will operate
on the human frame as a ca,hartic. and
probably will have that effect on the
animal Of which we are treating.
When you first commence fattenine
swine, care should be taken not to give
them more than they will eat with ap.
petite. II they become gorsed or
cloyed, their thriving is retarded, and
there is danger from staggers and dis.
eases consequent on replc,ion, or the
gormanGlzlng propenSitIes of those
four-ioo,ed epicures.
The practice in Scotland, is 10 rear
swine chiefly on raw potatoes, and to
fatten on these roots boiled or prepar.
ed by steam with a mixture Of oats
barley, or beans and pease meal
Their troughs should be often replen
ished with small quantity of food at a
time and kept always clean, and sea
soned occasionally with salt.
The following mixture for fattenine
swine has been recommended, and We
believe would prove useful:
Wash potatoes clean, boil and mash
while hot, INK in the same oats and
Pease meal, put the mixture into large
tub, which must stand till il becomes q
little sour, but not very acid, nor in the
least Putrid. Keep quantity Of THU
on hand, and give it to your hogs a,
often as they Nill eat. II is asserted
that pork may be fatiened in this way
and make saving of third OF the
food and time consumed in the usua
mode.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

a STUNPEk !-Ye boosters Of NAM
moth productions, if ye have any "po-
fHtoes 10 dig bring them on ~
-Four and n half bushels of Pofaloes
were raised this season in the garden of
Mr.. Kelly, in this city, from ons Pofa-
toe
This enormous yield was obtained
by cutting the potaIoe so as TO make
is hills. This demonstrates the prin-
ciple Of cutting. Two eyes from q
large potatoe are sufficient for a hill
So thinks the gentleman who harvested
u bushels from the seed Of one pota-
toe Cleusiand Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

A Coon CRoP.-Mr. John Philips.
m the Western part Of New York. rails
ed this year from q piece Of newly
cleared aud stumpy ground. forty Eve
bushels and 0-l2ihs Of wheat 90 the
acre. The field contained 10 acres.
and IT was the first crop taken from the
land. II was seeded between the 18th
OF September and lst Of October-and
fourteen bushels only were put on the
twelve acres, which Mr.. Philips Justly
considers too light for soil capable Of
producing such crop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

eHREFERCNCES IT,

0AEFERENCES:-The Trustee,
Q, he Male Acaa,my. add the most respect.
aole inhabitants either in CharIes,own q,
winchester also, the Rev DIR. Hill. Al.x.
andria, and Rev. ID. II. Riddle, Pittsburgh.
CHARLEsrowH, Aug 81, ls37-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
GENERAL INTELLsGENCE.

Some Of the article. on ,hi. page were pre-
pared Tor last weeks paper. ard omitted for
want Of room. Their interest, however, /,
not at all impaired by the delay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
cHARLEsTowN ACADEMY.
The Female Department
% sAS tA"~fe''ss-s .sosS.s.g,

s~f eSortrssesrS ssc.kehsH,
NDER the suPerintendence OF Mrs.
~ TIA WIN, will resume its opera.
"ons on Monday, September 9Th.
ihis Institution has the advantage Of daily
Instruction b. the Principal OF the male
seademy' and Is furnished with Globes and
MAihem.tical Instruments, for the prciec.
ZION OF Maps; also, an extensive ?hiio,o.
ph'eai, Astronomical, and Che mic al A ppara.
full course OF CLASSICAL STUDIES win be
pursued u required, a. we'll as the branche,
Usually taught IN valuable and accomplish.
&c Ensinh Education. The liberal patron.
ase received during tho past year, W III prove
''"'u'us 10 stu more sedulous exertions.
Terms, Per Session or s unoath.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
EE p


from ~ Ui,hirrisn C.,Frp-,,isai II ne Bal-
fHar, Patrl C.
The Globe keeps rp rs fetccsl fires
upon Mr.. ItInahgc sui tie Conser-
vaiIvcs There - 90 term IN the foul
vocabulary % 2 A'r. kcn1ll, < 90 too
odlou, Co be applied 10 tie scccdcrs.
Renh IA II. Whitney has come cot
against the Gi15e clique in a l1or let
Ter addressed 90 President Van Burcn
When r'Egcs iAll ou," SC. The
adhc" istp be- Verified We ,ha.l have
.lme Goo dI.oLl,utc. d, on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
POLITICAL.

The Globe says THE General Co
vernment, like an individual, has no.
thing TO do but to take care Of itself"
Is this the Democratic doctrine Of the
day; II would seem so. but il is es.
sentislly at war with every principle OF
Republication. The Government Is
not an abstraction, lis not a thing dis.
tIhct from and above the People. hav.
ing no 'ympathy with them. Heredi.
tary monarchies do partake sorneW bat
OF this character but our Government
Is emphailcally a government Of the
People-lt springs directly from then
lis instituted Tor their exclusive benz
TT is continually dependant on heir
active agency 10 keep II alive-,s IN
short bot the reflection Of their will
and wishes through agents specially
chosen from among themselves fof that
puPose-and has $50 individuality
other than a. the embodied sentiment
Of the People. and no interests separate
and apart from theirs. Thisis tie true
theory 81 our government How lar n
has been departed from IN practice may
be seen from the sentiment Of tho &C.
credited organ of those no administer
IL SiaHHtoh Spectator.
u u not enough that the Globe has
driven some Of the earliest ADD ahle,t
friends of The late Administration from
the party, and lost Tennessee Is u
not enough that Its course has secured
The defeat Of the Administration IN
Maine, Rhode Island. New Jersey
Ohio, Indians, and Georgia Isit not
enough that H hes cursed Tie party
throughout the county With apathy
and indifference; Must il sIl perse.
we're 10 its work 81 revolution and die.
organization :" Would u endanger the
stability q ,he party IN New YoIk. and
drive Virginia ~ disgust from the sup
port Of the Administration Let u
petWvere IN the course IL is pursuing.
and these snds, which Il seems really
10 desire. Wil bs inevitably and eIt e.
tually secored.--.Nqgisosion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

49, loaned 70 soms indivIdusl. IN ,ov,
sas % whom Do 90, rseollset ~. ~,
soI TIE hs@o,rs Of Aaron Rsry 80
- sa-J ksmbis's work. The borrower.
WI please ssnd them to NJ sIor.
Nov. ie, ie17. ." 'NA'IH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
JOSEPH BROWN.
lAll.O2

V4J1 OLS1
RESPECTFULLY announces 10 hi, friend,
~ customers, and the citizens generally OF
Iharies'o"n and the surrounding country
Vigor. S"'O
The TAILORING Russuo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

DuEL.-We have heard that an ar.
ialr OF this character, which has been
Tor some time in agitation between Mr..
Dromgoole Of Congress, and Mr.. Dug.
ger OF Brunswick county, Va, was de
clded few days since about six miles
from Castor, \. c. Mr.. Digger re-
celved the ball OF his antagonist in hi,
side, about three inches beneath N.
arm-Pi'. He is said to have been alive
the next morning after the meeting.
which, 1t seems. took place in the az.
iernoon.- Petersburg INTEL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The Globe received esterdav. does
most efeiH''y hrsb9r a'r TAT.
HArGt.- RH Cl,er.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

another uIisRe Postmaster In yif.
R'ni' ia' run away Thus ysnnbss
another .! ibe AdrirrlrsIoas drpo.
"'e banks. The Governor vii ,'9n
hod out ihs' q . -ail't ofaYerv gss,t
error Having hiatssi.h legs o. then
ffufss ils Jourssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The Pennsylvania Convention have
reconsidefed their vote On The adjourn.
ment and passed a resolution for Cd.
Iourning on the Old inst. TO NEE,
again on the 18th inst. at Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

II y stated tha, Gen. DUR CRrEN
intends removing 10 Texas. where be
viii follow the profession Of Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Tie Richmond Ehqr,rr ssys ,bs,
ihc Nbig' ali 70 ior 4 National B,sL
30 soon ~ TIE People ere ready Cor tbs
measure. ~. Richie migbl have
added that Tie People vii b. a.i,s
ready - ihs n.essufe' afsr ihsv
hsve tiled = lew more "Erssyiue.g, 4
lAibgng Evs. ygu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
hno prepared To execute At q short no
uee' and upon favorable terms, all Kind, o.
Coats, PantaIOOsss, Vests

nnd everJ other description Of work in hi,
hne, Ills experience ss a Gutter. for The
we've year., snsbles him TO saw with
sonhaeoes, that his work will be executed
style not inferior TO that OF any e,ta-
ol.Ahmen nj Weai Of the nInn ri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

- y unJsirtusd HAT OF the ies4,az
men nf ihe NlHiG esH1n PARTY ,n Sso,b
sToi,ns Gov. Butler Mes.t. llayne.
Hsm''ion and Cheves sre opposed 10
The uh.ireasufy sysen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

NATIoNAL CONVENTION The suo.
Zestion Of The Boston Alias. In the an
nexed paragraph appears 70 Us very
Judiclous, and We venture 60 e1pres.
the hope that It may bo concurred in
by the Wing party throughout, The
Union Nat. Int.
NATioNM CoNvENrIoN.-.The Whig,
OF Vermont have appointed delegate.
to a National Convention for the pur.
pose Of nominating a candidate Tor the
Presidency. We are inclined 10 think
iah the time for holding this Conven.
ton will be further postponed. I, doe,
not appear to ne 10 be either necessary
or exPedieni 20 make the Prendentisl
nomination uniiI the important election,
for members ~ Congress shall have Il.
ken place mex, year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
Ladles' Riding IRresses

WI be executed in the nea:e,t and ma,
fashionable stJis,-sud
Ladies q GenIIemen's CIoaks
made ia the best manner. 10 sui, the f,,hio,.
or according to order.
ne tenders his acknowledgement 10 n.
public for past fsvorI, aud hore. bv &C.
uon, good work, &c, 90 merit aud teeeiv. /.
continuance OF patronage. lie will ,xe,,
s"n'eu 10 ensure taste, ease, elegance ana
Surhbiiiy IN all work entrusted 10 hi, ere
ChaTlestown. Nov. ?, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

n MAMMOTH BANK.-The Legi,la.
lure OF Mississippi, at its last session al.
though composed Of majority Of the
protested no-6aDk party. passed a law
to incorporate Bank with a capital OF
Fifteen Millions Five Hundred Thou.
'and Dollars II ~ 20 have seven Of.
fees Of discount and deposite-ihe pa.
rent bank 10 be al Jackson in the conn.
" Of Kinds. The capital isio be raised
by nranS Of loan on the faith Of the
State. - Richmond Hhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
u "C A"HIOFIhS BuHlneSa
Ia az Iss earSoss FErnnch.

Al his shop on Msin-S,r.et. oppo.it. N,
Cabinet Factory Of Mr.. Andrew Moods. n,
has received the
Fail and NVimfcr Es~sh;o
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
THE SLEEPING INFANT.
From Fiorers Of EJtn.

Nv THOMAS GROSSLY.
Hos eam thy slsep my liulo oae
Gin Of a hand divine
C.fs has no ~rsssh 10 place upon
That lily brow Of thine
s., on thy cheek are tears Of grief,
Like pearl drops on aowvt
Yfail cnblsms Of the sorrows hrlst
A eveuing'. lonely hour
II, thou silt sake 10 bsuadless glee
When ae~y morn appears,
Nor esr cmbsF d more will be
Tby bitter essaing tears
Bet ~ha, afs these lhy hopes which share -
Tay isebIs hasss which ST.
Thou Il gtasping <tth missf's care
Tby little pay Ea'ngs stsli
Cone ysld 10 nae each asrles tsY,
Til aofss gsang beams shaIi peep;-.
Nav. struggle oct ,---caa's, thou eal0y
Iasse TRIES IN thy sleep
It's thus wlgh man. @hom cid age hfinrs
tn lies 5ssliHing vale.
III wssF~ al Tiuss's sistn cal, aad eltnEs
Tie uifiss JOSH as trad
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in making the same, we have eudeavored
to do equal justice to the public, aud to the
individuals concerned.
SEC. 80. And it be further enacted,
That said justice Of the peace and freehol.
ders shall each be entitled to receive the
sum of one dollar per day, for each day
they may be necessarily engaged in making
said valuation aud returns, 10 be paid out
of the taxes levied for county purposes.
SEC. 81. The justices appointed to take
the list of taxables in each county shall
make outsa fair copy ofthe lists of lands by
them taken in alphabetical order, with the
number Of acres and valuation annexed, and
return the same, together with the list of
other taxable property by them taken, 10
the clerk of the County Court, at the next
succeeding court which may happen after
the time prescribed for taking the list Of
taxable property and the clerks of the
several county courts are hereby required
TO return TO the Comptroller on or before
the first day Of September, in each and
every succeeding year thel after, an alb.
stract of such lists, showing the number of
acres of land so listed, the valuation thereof,
and the valuation of town property which
shall be contained in said lists. ANY clerk
falling to make return Of the abstract here
10 required, shall forfeit and pay the sum
Of one hundred dollars, to be recovered in
the Superior Court Of Wake county, on no.
tice, by the Attorney General and 1t shall
I've the duty of the Comptroller to inform
the Attorney General of all such delinquent
clerks and on the trial of the notice, the
certificate of the Comptroller, certifying
such failure, shall be sufficient evidence
thereof. The forfeiture thus recovered shall
be paid into the public treasury of the State
by the clerk of the Superior Court OF Wake
county: on failure to do so, he and bis Sc.
curites shall be liable on his bond, in suit
at the instance of the State.
SIC. 80. The justices in The lists which
they shall return TO the clerks of their res
pective County Courts, shall distinguish the
persons names the several tracts of lard,
the quantity and situation of each tract,
with lis reasonable value, the town lots, the
number of polls, white and black, and the
several other subjects Of taxation which
are required TO be listed in the following
manner.
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der leaves are made TO rest in close com
partnership and guard the delicate petal
from the power Of the night winds breath
until returning morn again expands their
beauties and displays them to the glorious
igh, of day. How blest are they that sleep
beneath the shadow Of their Makers pow
er, and free from soaring phantasms again
renew their powers of life and usefulness. =
Bali. American.
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From the Wilmington Advertiser.


As the best mode of giving TO the world
a correct estimate of our commercial char
acter, we publish at intervals of six months
a memorandum of our Exports kept by a
gentleman, careful and competent. In our
paper of to-day, will be found the exports
Of the last six months up to the LIST of May.
The number of vessels employed in Che
transportation Of this produce has been l52
loaded for foreign ports and $50 coastwise,
making an aggregate of 302.
EXPORTS OF WILMINGTON.
From November LIST, 1885, 10 Nay LIST, 1887.
6,42j Bales Cotton,
2,s09 Casks Rice,
33,450 Bushels rough Rice,
SGT Bbls. Flour
1893 Casks Flsxseed,
lJ2 Hhds. Tobacco,
2ll Boxes manufactured do.
62,430 Bbis, Turpen,ne,
i's sos P Pileb,
1876 Rosin,
43O F." Spirits Turpentinc,
5 /" Varnish,
1881 Feet Timber,
s,567,55 e" Steam sawed Lumber,
s.Ss4,452 River do.
l34064 /" Steam planed do.
9,2l9047 Shingles,
3l,s47 W. O. Slaves,
9ll,737 RIO, do.
1881 Hoops,
l2,GSs Bushels Ground Peas,
1913 Black.eycd do.
270 Corn,
9,744 lbs. Bacon,
1903 Firkins Lard,
80 Butter,
80 Bbls Sweet Potatoes,
As Packages Bees Wax,
l28 Bags Feathers,
22s Rags,
- Packages Furs,
500 Hides,
$40 Hides Leather,
80 Bbls. Beef
1874 Boxes Candles
ls7 Soap,
373 Bills Fish,
Is Apple and Peach Brandy,
lo,005 Bushels Salt,
80 Cattle,
Sundrles, valued sl2 GA So
VALUATION.
Coastwise. s673.634 II
To Foreign Ports, 326,302 80
s999,937 l6
VESSELS.
Loaded FOR Foreign Ports. l52
Goastwise, $50
Total 302
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TERMS:

Two DOLLARS. paid in advance.
Two Dollars and fily Cents, if not paid within
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end Of the
/ failure TO notify the Editor Of ,oish 10 dis
l.tsv,, Al The rad Of the year, oiA be eoHsidsred
: nas engagement.
acknowledgements inserted at the usual rates.
.oat.-Major r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
-, h, the Journal, and is authorized to receive
Ieney and give receipts IN my name. I. J. III.
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aa1i beautiful expmnlifcation is pre-.
ffa Il tae Creators power aud goodness
w 'anil'ar condition 1T steep. When
pays'cai energies are xhaus,ed and the
si.e'uai faculties lose their power under
pressure OF continued action, Nature
fecoarse TO her soft resiorcr and sleeps
%uses N iorgrtiulness. The body, or
as'l lost to all consciousness, forgets 10
~ mn muscular fibre j. unstrung, and
ftssns system through which external
make themselves obvious to the
wy ! berett Of its sensitlyeucss, whilst
complicated machinery of the animal
""'ny V permitted to net only so far as
WY 70 res1sc,tato and impart new life
n eliectYeness n the animal functions.
aaaef the soothing influence Of this
,"pa becomes no longer life. whist
!" 70 mimic mood appears 10 become
@r OF the frame where still thr cur.
4 vitality ~ warm and still the lungs
y ION the atmosphere the principle Of
ioth's sweet resource the wuarlcd
'e' looks with gratitude, whilst the stu.
'"tns 10 i with extacy from the arena
N'oce, as TO spring Of strength trum
~ nis mind may gather freshness Tor
,"NA' Disease itself is robbed Of power
| 'a'h me shadows Of sleeps gloomy wing,
"eai'h resumes lts tone and The calm
''us Volltlon cease aud care forget 10
a's and annoy. To steep the world re-.
| d. "se't as to nurse whose kindly lula,
@' sui the turmoil ol existence. and
'te merry passions lose their power. BE-.
', mis-, the universal cure for every voe,
" "ecomes the child ol ccaselcss misery,
"'u'es are made to pune and die. Even
'esetable kingdom seems to know a
y analogous TO sleep, wherein Tue ten,
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Htepr the man "a hoss wisA aa6 care,
s passrnal acre, bound"
e advantages OF agricultural pursuits
every other are more apparent nov, a,
e0sls IN our monetary stfairs. than ,hes
80 are. Tho@e abe follow them de
upoo Mother Earth for the,r supplies,
! be i almost alwass kind and bencfi.
The mefchsn, depends upon the
! as snd when they refuse 10 loan be
Il there ~ DISCONTINUED farmer
ns csiairy, let him look nj the cnndnion
ass ~ our cities, particularly IN New
nd compare the hlsslrd bopes, the
60 prospects, ihe mruisi anguish. 81
= 9stchauts wtn have recently fallen
iaeir high estaie--from state IT af.
toaae Of comparative poverty with
of7 state Of Independence nnd compe.
r. sud then say, If he can, II there Is
son lor hts dtwconlent Uaf farmers
lnc.ed = think are generally OFT
sF3 Il they are wi@e lhas will keep
It's the credit sys,er, that has crush.
iae New forkors, aud nearly bruken
'f 'anAs. They have ovcHradcd--they
= 9aoshi gnro goods thar thry scrc able
73F Iaf--ihey have spoculaled in lands,
| E s'oeks, until they have ruined thcm.
-. ihe Old way Of making money
I'D s31 ktffp.ts a., E.u... - :. a - -. 1890.
Oal3 Advocate.
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The following extracts from the Revenue
Laws, passed at the last session Of the lie
glsature, and now in force, may be inter.
esting to some OF cur readers
Sec. 90 Every person who has obtain.
cd from the county court license to retail
spirituous liquors BY the small measure, ac-
cording 10 the provisions Of law in such ca
SEES, shall Immediately on obtaining a cert.
ficate thereof from the clerk, deliver the
same TO the sheriff, and pay into his hands
the sum Of four dollars, and receive there.
for a license signed by the Comptroller,
and counterslgned by the sheriff, which said
licenses the comptroller is directed to issue
blank to the several sheriis IN this State, at
the same time and under the same rules
and regulations, and TO be accounted for by
The sherltfs in the same manner that the
pedlars licenses are directed to be issued
and accounted for.
SEc. Fl. Every person obtaining H.
cense 10 keep an ordinary or house Of en-
tertainmenl, according TO the provisions o
the law IN such cases, shall pay the sheriff
at the time of paying other public taxes, {
tax of four dollars, 10 lie accounted for a
other public State taxes.
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SIC. 80. The several justices appointed
to receive list Of taxabIes, shall make their
returns Of their own lists to the County
Courts
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Another Experiment Failed The Far
mers' and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown,
which only few days ago announced its
intention to continue redeeming its notes
IN specie, whilst it had dollar of coin in
its vaults, on Monday suspended specie
payments The Bank, it is said, made
formal request TO the Secretary of the Trea.
sury for portion of the public deposites.
payable in gold and silver. and received for
reply that the government had none,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-16

The Schenectady Cabinet states that
Van Buren, member of Congress elect, from
the State of New York, has asserted, that
a meeting OF the Van Buren, members from
that State will be held previous TO the open
ing Of Congress, for the purpose Of advising
Mr.. Van Buren, 10 recommend the speedy
passage of an act for new National Bank
that if he does not, and persists in carry
ing out the gold hunbus, he will find them
in the ranks of the Opposition On this
subject the Schenectady paper may or may
not be correctly informed. We should, for
cur part, doubt, if any such detection from
"ihe party" be meditaed as is stated,
whether il would be likely TO be notified in
advance IN the newspapers. We should
doubt, further whether any thing would be
accomplished towards the establishment of
new National Bank by reducing the Adj
ministration party in Congress into mi
norltv. II such Bank be ever establish
! ed, it will be with the concurrence OF the
Executive administration. - Nat. Intel.