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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
TAR. WIN EVANS RESTORATIVE AND
" APERIENT PILLS. These preparstions

~ APERIENT PILLS. These preparations
me only medicine now before the public that
s-ye gained the unreseryed and candid testimony
81 .edical men IN their favor, II not The only one
~sieh gives general satisfaction TO the public
HAT they should thus TGnquish professional pref
smoe and interested opposition, and secure the
agency OF the most eminent physicians in the coun-
~ 40 render them useful to all classes can only
uo sscribed TO their undenab'e and pre- eminent
'ntues they ore invaluable in dyspepsia, bilious
.-u nervous discusses, worms, consumption. female
aplalnts arising from organic weakness or Sc
Encouragement OF the functions. For sea at
1sontpeer Book Store
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

0-The Montreal correspondent of the
n \. Courier and Enquirer says that young
Bouchete, who'was taken at Missisouoi,
will send his days by the bbet."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

More public meetings--on Canadian aE-
fairs--at Ogdensburgli, Buffalo, Lockport,
and Fort Covington. N Y, Franklin coun-
ty, Burlington, and Middebury, VT.
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ANTI-SLAvERY NOTICE.

The members of the Middlesex Anti
Slavery Society are notified that the first
annual meeting will be holden at the Cen
ire Westinghouse in said town, IN Monday
the first day of January, 1888, commencing
precisely at one O'Clock, P. M. Address
by MIR Knapp, of Montpelier. The friends
OF the oppressed are invited to attend.
BY order of the Board of Managers,
II C MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

Fair Offset. loyal. friends declare
that all the Americans in the Lower Prov
ince are loyal. The reverse is true of the
Upper Province.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
Washington Disli CT, IS. :

W ashIhSIpH TJIsII CT, IS.
In Probate Court holden { Montpelier, With
in and for said district, on the | 5th day Of No.
psmber a. d. 1887.
ISRAEL GOODWIN, administrator on
H. the estate OF Harry pukin, late Of Plain
field, in said district. deceased, presents his
administration account for settlement where
upon, il is ordered that the same be retired
10 ihe 29lh day Of November instant, al the
Probate Office in Montpelier, IN said district,
for examination and allowance, and Tint al
concerned be notified hereof by publication OF
this order in the Vermont Waterman & State
Journal, pdaied at Montpelier. Two weeks sue
cessiyoly, as soon "a maybe, that they may
appear, il they see cause, ut said time and
place, and object thereto.
BY the Court,
Attcst, J. LOOMS, Register.
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w hEREAS the Legislature OF the
w State of Vermont, AZ their scs-
ion at Montpelier, A. ID. 1886, assessed
sx OF four cents per acre on all The lands
public landsexcepted) in the town o. Rox-
bury, in the county OF Washington, in said
state, for the purpose of making and repair
ing roads and building brio these are
10 warn the proprietors and land owners of
aid town or Roxburv who have not paid
their proportion of snid tax in labor or 9th
erwise, ~ the comhiiee appointed 10 su-
perintend the expenditure Of The same, or
10 the subscriber, thai So much Of their
lands will be sold al public vendue, at the
dwelling house nj John NJ. Spslding in the
town Of RrSbury, in the county OF WASH
ngton on the 18Th day of February uext.
al 9 O'Clock forenoon, as will he requisite to
discharge their respective taxes with costs.
Dated at Roxburv. This 18th day of De-
cemher, A. d. 1887.
&c CHARLES SAMSON, Collector.
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is,I99,9sI 90


ury notes, Of course,) i9,l99,9si oo
Tr. osurv minus lG,0si, $50 81
Add unpaid appropriations l4,5OS'4sS W
Mimi, $50, 5s4,t6 60 81
From this deduct the appropriations due in
1886 which were paid in '37, and the treasury
,nust be ahou, q2 millions in the rear, as shown
above.
Trade Exports in the year 1897 astertained
and estimated s I6, 9o6, O60- diminetion from
last year sll,756.9s0 ;-diminution chiefly
owing TO the fall Of prices Of cotton. Imports
ei4o, s52, 9s0-diminution SAC, l27,05s
We have not waded into the Secretury's
Currency speculaiions
War Dtportmeai.--Sscreiary Poinseu as
signs pretty good reusons for the protrocton
of the Florida war-ihe troops, having the eli
mate, the swamps and the Indians in combined
force against them, could DO no better. The
Secretary suggests the necessity Of additions
10 the army.
Post Office Deparimsnt.-Mr Kendall is
brief, very. lst July last, post routes l4l ,242
miles in cxtcnt-lrom lat Jan. next 10 be 49,
Ell miles, and the rate Of annual transporia-
ton 3G,22s, 066 miles. Number Of post Of
fees l.t December, 10, 099--contractors $50;
S56 Offices established within the 1880
scontinued-change Of Postmasters 1885.
Receipts 4,l37, 056,59; expenditures $780,
s47,75-surplus 756, 20S,s4. Average annual
number of dead letters, returned 10 the Depart
mtrt, 100000! The Department receives
daily about $50 letters on business relating 10
the pos, Offices, and sends daily about 40
communications The Postmaster General de-
cidss on about 4s cases Of business daily: all
this exclusive Of tho auditors department.
Verify, Amos mus; be an industrious fellow
10 do all this, and write lcco-foco letters into
the bargain
We have not seen the Navy report.
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Indian, on the Roniie1..-Goy- Conway

Indians on the Froniiers.-Goy. Conway of
Arkansas, in his Message TO the Legislature,
now in session, uses The following lsnsua &c in
reference to the numerous Indian Tribes. that
have taken up their abodes in this new State.
"The national government, in opposition to
sur repeated remonstrances, has crowded up
on the immediate border Of our Stnie, nun r.
Gus tribes OF warilte indiana, many of whom
were brought IN irons, and thus forced to be-
come our unwelcome neighbors, with all their
senst'u' iee'ngs aroused against the whites,
being conquered, chained, and driven from
their bones and The gray.s of their ancestors.
With sparse population, and limited resour.
ees, we have undertaken the bur,hens of self
government, and wa are weak in the number
OF our soldiery, and almost destitute OF mpni-
lions Of war Wise policy would ssem to in
deaie mat people 50 exposed, young and
helpless should be on the alert with their ap-
plicati lns TO the proper soulcs for means Of
protection and Iafcty."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

SoUrH CAROLINA. liz likely o'bs a
political breeze in this State. The chasm be-
tween Mr.. Calhoun and his disciples on the
one hand, and Mr.. Preston and the friends Of
tho Banking System on the other, is widening
every day. Gov. Buffers recent Message ia
q the Preston school. The Charleston Mer.
curry, the leading journal of the old State
Rights party, warmly advocates the views OF
Mr. Calhoun, and nimates that a majority Of
the Legislature are of lhe same failh. We
shall probably scs.-.N. Yorker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

Dr.sTaher's
Vegetable Drastic. Restorative &. Mild .apsrisHt
PILLS.
NC-All warranted on attesation to contain
not one particle OF mineral substance 20
SOME Of the most prominent diseases
~ wherein these pills have been success
fully administered, as communicated 10 the
proprietor from abroad and his own expe-
Renee ARE as follows
Asthma, Ague and Fever;
Bilious Fcvers and Chnlic;
Bilious Vomiting and Fluxes;
Costiveness. Colds and Caught
Dropsey, Dysentery, Fits;
Pain in the stomach and bowels,
Foul Stomach, Gout
Headache HypOchondiia;
Hvslercal Affections;
Indigestion, Janndice
Pleurisy, Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Worms;
Viscid bile and morbid Instructions Of
every kind.
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DIED.

In Berlin, Nov. !, child Of Mr. Asahel
Nye. aged mon'hs.-Also. on the Dist INST
Mrs. Mary Nye, relict OF Dea. David Nyei
aged 73.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

OH BUSHELS Superfine White Beans
GW for sale by
BANCROFT RIKER.
Dec. 90, 1897. If
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~-NOrICE.

J A Vail, will receive any donations
for the Canadians, which the people Of
Montpelier and the county may be dis
posed to give. There is no lac against
liberaity
Montpelier, Dec. %, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

Proceedings of Waterbury meeting, and
"Tyro" next week.
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r,o,n. CD r,onr.

nAN THOMPSON has removed his In q,
~ siness 10 the store Of LUTHER
CROSS and CO. at the head Of Stale street,
where he invites his friends and all that wish
to buy GOOD FLOUR, TO call.
Montpelier, Dec. l, 1887.
tE@All who have purchased Flour al the
Store Of Bancroft & Rker, since the first day
Of June last, 10 the first day of Dec. inst. in
the absence Of the subscriber, are earnestly
solicited 10 give information of whom they
purchased and to whom they pnid.
DAN THOMPSON.
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NOTICE.
LOST!

nN the eve. of Nov. l2lh, n Calf Skin
OWallei, containinga Note payable To
Charles Miller, and nine dollars in money
consisting Of Bills, whoever may find the
same, and leave il al The Montpelier Book
Sore, shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES MILLER.
Montpelier, Nov. IS, 1887.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSI.
NESS.
n UMAN RUB.-EE offers his services as
"a AucIionecr or Agent, 10 sell on con-
mission, 10 all persons who may wish 10 dis.
pose Of goods by aution, or Otherwise, for
ready cash. Shop nearly opposite the brick
church, Main street. A good assortment Of
buck skin gloves, Of his own manufacture,
constantly on hand aud for sale wholesale and
retnlc, on good terms.
Montpelier, Nov 9, 1887.
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FREEDOM.

n Office is hereby given that have given my
l son, Charles Plasudge his time, fron this
date, with liberty to act for himself. shall not
claim his seviccs nor DO accountable for his
contracts after this date.
JOHN PLASTRIDGE.
Mortified, Dec. I, 1887. .3v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

Can history point out such rout, s,cn
reverse Of fortune, such a political dis
comfilure in 81 shorta timer To have but
three states out oi s6--and those three
very small and new siaies--.and vet the
President is told by Kendall and Others,
that he must exhibit " Roman ftmness" =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25

"T z the Undersigned, have this day form
w cd q copar,nershp, under the firm Of
BANCROFT & RIKER, and bought the
whole stock in trade Of SILVER PIERCE s.
CO., and will continue the wholesale and re-
tail Grocery and West India Goods business
at the old stand, in "Spalding's Building"
where ,,ny at all times be found general as
sor,ment of choice Liquors, Teas, Sugars,
Iron, Nails, Glass. Salt, Paints. Oils, Snuff,
Tobacco, sc. &c, all OF which will he spld op
AZ reasonable terms as at any ohs. Store In
this vicinity.
CARLOS BANCROFT,
GEO. +. RiKER.
n 3. The customers OF. Silver, Pierrs d
Co. are respectfully invited TO call. !,
B. &R.
Montpelier, June /, 1887. 97:u
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since Inc encouragement oil The views of The
prrsent administration, where The Opinion.
Of the people could be expressed, either for
Governor, members Of congress, or s,ate
Legislature, what states have "the party"
lost Let us see there is
Maine, Nrrlh Carolina,
Rhode Island, Georgia, Coz.
NV York, Alabama. Cone.
New Jersey, Mississippi, Gov.
Tennessee, Ohio.
Penn. Senate. Illinois, Coz.
Indiana.
Making thirteen states out Of nineteen
that have virtually protested against their
measures. Michigan has just had its cleo
lion, and il is yet doubtful how il has ter
minated, bur it i. believed the loco focos
have succeeded by very small majority.
There are of the remaining 10 states TO
h"d their elections early in The spring OF
these, II is the opinion Of the loco lucos
themselves that they will loose old Virginia
and Connecticut. la what states will the
administration find suppo or repose? In
the glorious states of New Hampshire, Mis-
! souri, and Arkansas -! And vet they can
not, with any safety, rely IN New Hamp.
| shire ; she is already aroused for The con-
test and the result is not doubtful. The
account then stands as stated below, and
President Van Buren, may address his mes.
sage ~ Congress, on Monday next, accor.
DINGHY. As he referred in his former one
to The Two elections which had taken place,
~ JUSTLY his despolic course, we presume
those which have recently taken place will
not escape his notice.
Jackson, Van Buren, & Co, Humbug Ac.
Count in Account with the People, 1885 & 6.
DR.. Or.
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I s3o.5s4,s63 81

From this deduct the appropriations due in
1886 which were paid in 's7, and the treasury
rnust be about 90 millions in the rear, as shown
above.
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I ihink NV situali0n explains .sseh:
vaa ser Ihal yoar trend Bob hss el"Psp
uiih ne. ae shall IN al probsb'llis e
MARRIED IN N hour.
Ixish him iay II he bride. with all
nv heart bar d. noi understsnd. siii
.he FAIR Id, c0ndescend % gre an En-.
planaiionl
Why he truth Is. Frank. some one
persuaded Bob-who you knnw % NE
greatest fool slise-lhal Mariana was
,ery much taken ailh his pretty iace.
In Consequence he wrote her . noie-l
saw IL: I frequently peep ia.n Mar : r..
lers-, don't look % grave. Frank; ! ne
YER read yours-too sbominAbly LONG
100 dull and sillyl-l answered u IN hsf
name and IN Ihe prsiliesl crow gull yeu
ever saw. That brought reply irnm
The gallant Bob. In few days. We hid
an eIopemeai regularly conlrised. The
poor fellow never suspenled anything. lnr
although Mariana REUSED % see him
whenever ne called. and scarcely nodded
20 him 10 The street. ! explained all N
my lellers. and he was psrieclly satisfied.
The r-sl Won kaou. aud here ! am; and
now Frank. taking The cigar nut. and n
nishing his glass Of pUncil a dfaughi.l
don't YOU think make an excellent iady
Rather too TALL Cor Mari's dress 70 be sure,
buI shnrs lrocks arr al The fashion.
I did not Walt or she ardent liver q
return. hul FASTENED homewards. u s"t
conclude 10 commit suicide. sand George
as | turned away. leave me your watch.
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NY AIN WIFE.

nj AIN NAELa
fwadna eie ny ain vile
For ony wife zee;
twsdns gle ny ain vile
For ony wife see.
A sOnnier yet I've never seen,
Abetter esnna be-
fwaina gle my ain wife
For ony wife zee.
o eoathis 10 ny insle cheek ~s
An eheerie is my Jesni
IneTsr see her angry lock,
Nor hear her word on ana.
She's guid ~ = the neighbours ROM,
An 'sy is suid W me;
fwsana gie my ain wife
For ony wife isee.
An o her looks sac kindle.
they nell my heart 90, right,
WHEN Ger the baby At her breast
See hangs vi fond delight;
she looks Until as bonnie face,
An syne locke to me
lwadns gle my ain wife
For ony wife ] see!
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HILLSB0R OU g II. N. @.
PuBiisHED WEEKLY S.
nv DENNIS HEARTH,

AT THREE DOLLARS A YsAR, ca Two polLAAs
TirTr CENTS ~ PAID IN AtyASeE. =.
Those who do not give notice Of Their ~su
TO have their paper discontinued Al The explIa.
ton Of the year, will be presumed as ceslilns
its continuance until couniermanded = Aho "
paper win be discontinued until all arreafases
are paid, unless at the option of The publisher
Persons procuring six subscribers, shall ~
ceive the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen .ih's
will be inserted three ,imes for one dollaf ape
twenty -five cents for each continuance
Subscriptions received BY The printer, ans
most OF the post masters in the state.
All letters upon business relative 70 tne y
per must be post paid
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ST II AY.

Sl.AKEN up and entered on the Stray Book
OF Orange county, on the 3lsi Of January,
BY Anderson Horne. living abou, SIX miles
sonth cas-, from Hillsborongh, one SOW, white
and black, with smooth crop aud upper BIZ
IN the right ear, and three white PIGS unnark.
ed; one SOW, red with black spots, two
smooth crops and a swallow fork in the right
ear, aid slit in the lest, With PIGS 81 sandy
colour. unmarked @r
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
February o.. &C.
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LINE OF PACKETS
To Fayetteville.

siliIE >eha.usEs cAaOLlNE aud Cal EB
- NICHOLS. steamer VII ling ION,
aRd lUM BOAaS ~ill take msasaFemGnt
Goods st New Y II and deliver them a. tsy.
eueyllle, 81 the established rates. tfss u all
other ebsIges- ..a.s
HEAVY Goods wili be iaksn a. aboss spscli
ed, eaccpi that thsy ~ili q hmcs when the
rIyrr i sefy Inv. be suhlsei 10 storage ant "a
bar d si0sing which Ne trust Niii b. relocEi
Tsquutd, a. the s'sauer and 1o~ Boats are
&c the newest construction and d. b. drought
OF water.
8 Tie Goods the owners risk the sane as
in re hand- of farwafdIng utfehugis
Freight ayshls on delivery ., Fayetteville.
AIipers,ns sllppIn. Goo. BY ihe above line
will p'esse b nd ia ofths Coos shlpI 81 %
Nsssrs ftall.u = Rssva = sta !, WISE me.
WILLIAM DOrGALL. Proprietor.
Vikings a. BELDEN.
s@ agents u Fayetteville.
Sspfsmhsrs 35-
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For Sale or Rent,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUBSCRIBERS to the Recordet who intend
T. make payment in Wood are requested
to feeoIioet 'ha, at this season Of the year tie
aItif:e - much needed. -.
November "a. a.
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sfare Bank % ~ cmolln4

,DURsUANT 10 . Rsso.Uiion al li.s S.oel.
= hcidrrs Il ihis Rank, Il thets iast aEnssl
General Meeting. ~ persots hasisr elaiu,s a
sala Bank fus Ds,idrnds " csFassl "a FT0fis.
DeposIies, 81 Notes ISSUED b HE fHneipal
Hank OF ns bIanehes. are earnestly dssud 10
gfesent them lor psylnsni Ia ihe Treasurer q
thr Bank, on Ga hsfess TIE fret Ainrday II
November nsx, olhsrslsr they Mi 3. bssrsa.
a. Inc Stoekholdefs Mi thsn make A. 4 Al.
E.ds nd o. t.s efftris 81 ike Bsnk.
ST. PATTERSON. President.
Raleigh. De, q. les6. 81 sm
GP 10 be inserted ~ al the newspapers
prIllrd arh.n the state d Mort Car lina Is,
ikrss months-ihe hillr 70 Be sect i1ihs ina.
salsr 81 M Hama. ~lo will icy shsm 70 Srdsr.
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FILE IND HsI.fTER
GOODS.

0sQ0H9 - a9da . S9s
sefANE ihe peasufe u ifitInni.t - 80 -
- "a he pabisr generally, thai ihst lsAs
a., rsesi.ra ssd sos ofSes for sale, a ihs &c
.saaa Il Nieheis te-
A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Hsihfer Goods.
TheiI Goods aass hssh selected With ffesi
care m ihe Neu York and Phhaaslfl = hiar-
ks,s. and bous Il enilrsl, With eashi ihey ahtfe.
C.r- l~el roniiaent n sAy,ue, fhey cen and hin
srll = good bargalos a. any other house 70 lhs
place.
Cal and eKamlae our goods. and desaes iof
xears~l,ss: Il son hke .hen and our pnees,
We ~iIl ihsnk yoa or yerr euslelr
Up Goods ulll be eIEsa n srrtsAgs Tor e
ysry desenp,iaa Of coaairs.msss tisiA.
q 4 Lo.g 4 Co Nanld especially tender
thrir thanks 10 the public ia ths very liberal
pslsasaee they havs heTsiol.Ee lsesissai ane
hove. IS el0ss attention % ihtH business and
moderate prices. siili % merit end receive =
resrsciable vnrllan of iheir custom
nriober IS ~
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STATE or NORTH cAK0liNA,


fTaage County.
1olI,Sf Pleas and QpsFfT Stssians.
Aasra.ber Tern. 1886.
Hnssa sirsghgn = slkas
- ifs'ass
ssms.l shsshsrn ed Seu.usl Tsis :. s.lsis
aa.araisirsssss 81 sassiAss J lA
tT .ttearing 1. fht sslaslstla0I - sie Ca,
TAI Davis lirsyi.rp. Ishn stfsshssR. A..
iesssn Tsts ani My he sIfs, rss1ds bsy,fe
he lialis q tara sale. Il y ihsssisl. srressf
thaa puhlleaIion ~ mare 81 siK sell sutfss
sssely n The lilllsboFoIkh Rseefess. ilai -.
less he said DAVE Suayhofr gshn siirslsss.
ABaessan Tate sod May hB ais. .iftsr 4
Al. next Gtun 81 Peas aid Gnsflsi sssf -
ID b. helc for ne ceGnty " uisags a ~
cont hoes, n Iin'fhororgh. % lLr losrs,.
Aondsy u februsfy seat, snd ihsn and iiss.
p.esd. srsKsT, ~ demus. she sasd peiiiisI ~.
4 saken - ssaJsaso. sna hsara = ssris y d
,. TAYLOR. Girl.
Pnss az Ady. s. %. si-ss
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NOTICE.

sIsHE suLstnbsr We q,takse ., ~ lsss
I term 81 the Court ~ Pitas and Qsa,ss
sessions Tor OIai &c eolniy, a. sxssuiCi T. lie
last will sbd iestsnelt II John MINIS. cstt,:
vi persons inds bisd a. ssId estate are ifttt.
lore hrteby isqnt sted ~ abe immedis,s Isy.
ugsnl, and ,host Isvlng claims viii puaht
Ibsrs properly authenticated WITHIN The tine
prescribed b. lAs, OF iLls n,iist sill b, tas
20 bar u ncaeTy.
WILLIAM MINIS, Err.
February D. Sc ~
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iion! Half the coin in the country lat its
highest estimate Of 80 millions) would have
been Withdrawn al once from circulation-the
people would have been subjected TO great IN
convenience in paying the public duties and
an immense sum exposed to the pillage Of
parasites and partisans"
We shall see what the Secretary of the
treasury says Of the cheapness and working
OF the machine bat we are puzzled 70 see
how 1t will cost but 100000 more. The
Pension Agencies alone, which are charged
al the expense Of the banks, would perhaps
cost the whole sum. Those in Virginia alone
cost our State Banks from 4 TO 5000 dollars
a year.
We do not hesitate to say, that the sub
treasures too are less safe for keeping, and
less Convenient for transmitting the Public
funds, than sound and properly organized
State Banks. The large funds Of Bank are
pledged for the safety of its deposites; and
they are better than any security which the
sub-treasurers can give.
Ito be eoneladed.)
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