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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-05
TREASURY NOTES

lhtASUh1 W.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
June ], 1888
The whole amount Of Treasury notes authorized by the
act Of the 18th Of October, 1887, has been issued by
the Treasurer, viz: 100000
VI that amount there has been returned TO
the Treasury for duties and lands, and in
payment of debts to the U. States about G000 900
Leaving, 81 600 900
The Treasury notes issued up to this day under the
provisions of the &C. Of Dist May, 1888 amount 10
$SG0,307 2G. LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of The Treasury
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hundred and forty thousand and sixty seven DOT
lars far the pcaccahe removal OF the Indians mat WIS
eDourh ~ al sCience. lie had had great dlhcu!y
-, ,.-y oc rpgu himself & give ,H.- !;H aUG us al
Gcul,y uad been uYcTcunc only by TIE hope That The
boo, would prgyc eiieCtua! rs peace ciie:ing H. on
the terms Of The povIso The indians should remove
,hcv would not only be entitled 10 the which the
President would agree to give lh~m but they would also
reap the benefit OF the sum recommended oy ue CUM
,nittee That Mr.. i. never could agree TO-
II was idle To suppose that, by adopting the pTovso,
saving 10 the Government would be elected WINE
be Jodons we're ,caitipo 10 effort from the President
The LARGEST sum which he would BE- authorised to give
Them The army would necessarily have to be Kept IN
their country TO Sc. if they would ultimately 90 mus,
in any event. the expense OF the army you'd have 10 DC
incurred. :,
For these reasons Nj T. hopeu t'at '"e P'"''so "o'
no, be concurred in.
- Mr. Wise said that when the committee were about To
rise he desired TO make remarks IN conclusion OF
The debate but knowing that gentlemen were weary OF
c debate he was wiling 10 yield 10 their wishes, ana
eun,ress his observations and he did so upon what lie
sunnosed the express understanding that no debate was
IN IN, had in the House Since the ball had been re.
ported however. gentlemen got upon every sue, anu
rnd Ten thousand mares nests; and alter The remarks
or tho gentleman from n Carolina (Mr. Mckay) he
sLould IN on with the remarks he had intended to make
Ue had been willing 10 abide by the implied agreement
thai Tho L.ba,e should cease bnt he could not allow the
Of the gentleman MI Mchay) 10 pass Will
on, a reply. He then gave way to
Mr. w IIiams Of North Carolina, who moved al ad'
journment.
which were rcuscd--ayes ~. noes IA
Mr. Pcrikn called for tellers, which were ordered
aud appointed and after division, they reported-ayes
50 noes 81. So the House adjourned at about CLOCK,
! n IN
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Remainder in our neat
IN SENATE.

Wednesday,, May 30, 1885.
On motion of Mr. Hubbard, the bill for the relief oil
John J. Buiou was taken up. .
This bill WAS strenuous!y opposed by Messrs Morris
Buchanan King and Others, aud warmly advocated by
N1essrs Hubbard Bayard, and Preston when
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, the bill was laid Oil The
.abe-yeas % nays Is, as follows:
Yeas-nlessrs. Allen, Benton, Brown, Buchanan
Clayton, King, Lumpkin, Morris, Mouton, Nicholas
Niles Noryel Pierce Robinson, Smith Of Connecticut
Smith of Indiana, Strange Upton, iIotle3, "hi'e,
Wright and Young-22
Naus-Nlessrs BaYard Clay Of Alabama, Clay OF KY
Criuenden, Hubbard, Lyon, Prentiss Preston ooulh'
ard, Spence, Tau,adge Wall, and Websier-l3
Mr. Webster offered the following resolution, and
asked its consideration at this time:
ReSoteed, That the Committee on FINANCE oe instruct
ed TO take into consideration the of June 23d, 1886
entitled San act TO regulate the deposes of the public
money and inquire whether, according 10 lhe proV.'
sons of that act IL competent tor The Secretary
of the Treasury to employ any bank which has hereto
fore been selected a public depository, aud which
since the passage OF that act has suspended specie pay
mens; and also, to inquire into the expectancy OF re-
pealing or modifying those provisions Of the said ac
which prohibit the receipt in payment OF debts and dues
10 the IT, S Of the bills OF all banks issuing notes OF
less denomination than Eve dollars, and 10 report lher
On motion of Mr.. Clay of Alabama,
The Senate took up the till in regard to the town Of
Southport Wisconsin Territory; and, after remarks
from Messrs. Wright, Clay of AIabama, Hubbard, Niles
and Young, the bill vas ordered TO be engrossed for
third reading
The Senate then adjourned
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WedaeSday, .h0y 3d. Continuedl
MIR Duncan having concluded his remarks in relation
to the Cherokee treaty, he followed by Mr. Bell,
who spoke till 5 clock, when he gave way without
concluding, to Mr.. Wise, whose motion the commit.
tee rose and then, on motion, the House adjourned.
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.lMr. Bell gave the first blow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

been engaged m that conspiracy 10 which
the Presidents lette. slludcs; and in which
report the conspiracy - Swallowed forth m
all the PariIculari,ies OF ITS progressive de.
veiopment. All tbis time, be IT remen.
bered, our Charge near the Mexican Go.
vernmen, was charged in letter Of ~.
suueuons To propose a cesslon OF T.Sa,
to the tnited States. TO urge that promo.
siiiOn with all his influence, and 10 b,cL
II by an offer Of FIVE million, Of dcllar,
And at the same time he va. CHARGED
with The negotiation Of q treaty Of com.
merce. and for The purpose Of esrry,p,
INTO effect the boundary line agreed uron
IN our former treaty with Spain. The
House has seen that the Legislature Of
Mexico, having. IN Consequence OF these
proceeding. ais suspicious very much
reused IN regard TO the views and pur-
poses oil this Government, refused 20 SYN
the treaty OF commerce unless an sr,icl.
should be introduced into II recoen:z,ng
The line marked out IN our Spanish treaty
as the boundary line between Mexico and
the United States. Such an article Va,
accordingly INTRODUCED. and the CONNER.
cal treaty was concluded by Mr.. Po,nseu
I IN ISIS. But, owing TO those delay.
winch frequently happen IN matter, Of
,hl, description, that treaty wa. not ra.r.
fed in iimc. whereupon. Mr.. Butler
was charged IN his instructions TO recon.
+ ciude the same treaty, which he did m
b l~;'l and '32. and in il the same ar,icl-
was inserted. establishing the bounGar,
line As agreed upon in 1919
/ Here the morning hour expired. and
( Mr.. Adams, without concluding has re
marks resumed his seat
The subject. OF course. lie. over until
! the next session, Mr.. Adam, being emit ..
/ tied To- the floor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

The extracts from The speech of the Hon J.
q. ADAMS, IN to-days paper, in relation to Texas.
VIII he found highly interesting as they
do the real cause of the Texan war against Mex
'eo, and when. how, and by whom. and for what
vhr purposes, az was planned and carrie. on
Facts which We deem highly important, and winch
should be generally known. We have. God
knows, no par'ialiiieS for Mexico--yc, We can
not but desPisc the mO,iscs ma which We hehevc
tie crusade againS, Mexico hal its origin. snd by
which valuable portion of her territory was
wrcs,cd from her AT the sacrifice Of the hives OF so
many innocent and valuable individuals, who
were enormously led 10 believe they were bat
Ting against oppression and pouring ou, ,b-,r
hearts blocd m the holy causr at Freedom. II
the American people can sanction and give coun-
ienanee Ia the late proceedings against Mexico.
IN view of the real motives IN which II now ap-
pears the war had ITS organ, We have altogether
mistaken their character. Such unprnciple, acts
of mad .ims,iio~," We hope will never Ind Ia
vor IN this boastc,i land at liberty Ii they
should, may the spiri OF Aaron Burr Use up and
pu, To shame n people who consgnc, to the low
-, state Of dcgi ada,ion one merely suspected oi
unholy ambition, while they respect, applaud
and honor another one against whom a similar
crime j. established by the most COM ncing cvi-
n 4
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sHANNoNDALE SPRINGS.

SIANNoNDALE SPRINGS-ThiS de-
lightiul Watering place has been thronrcd with
company during the present >caSon. !, appear,
by the register OF arrivals, that nearly one thou
sand persons have visited this establishment since
II opened on the 10Th of June. IL has been we'll
p1'roni>cd by the citizens of Balumorc-Inorc
than sixty persons from that city have been
counted there At one time. II i journey Of
ten hours only frum Baltimore To these SPRINGS,
hy the way Of liarpcrS-Ferry, at an expense Of
Ave dollars. Thus Attending To almost every one
the opportunity of making delightful summer
excursion.
The fact, that these Springs have been much
crowded, and that many persons have zone ,n
other Watering places, because Of the difficult
ties of getting accommodations. has induced ,h,.
pr"PnrtorS To enlarge Greatly their means OF ac-
commodaiion. They are believed to H. now
quite ample
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

: prrtr, Tar,rr>i eros ruE PRrSrRv,TIox
~ RIA Trrrm, comprising me ,,,eCni ruiss for
touring fh-ir whi,Ross end bsav'y Nth ohrrraiions
upon he oau'' Prsr,niioa, and c,rt OF carries and
'tfW 'N.oi rpm ~ Lsn',b intended for private
families ard M public generally, Ev NJ. ovEn-
ufrn." TA> s. ihr THE or nea, hui, wor', re-
Gently printed IN Winchester, a copy of which
h1S been politely presented 10 US by the author
Our limited acquaintance with the science of
Dentistry, and the ha>ty manner IN which our
hmc has compelled ~ io examine the pages Of
TIN, WORK, forbid 4 decisive expression Of our
'Wr!"n upon i'> merits. II strikes rs, however,
as bong valuable publication. II contains u
.rc1' amount Of Information and a variety Of
>"'vc,'Dr> IA regard IN the iccih-ihn>c impor-
''nt aHpendas"N of the human frame-which
must be- at "nc" manifest io the most unS,,ifuI ma
w" '"'rare, ~" founded upon true principles
The known reputation Of The author. however.
a, ,.iinl and successful dentist, Is sufficient To
recommend lie wora 10 The attention Of all who
P'ac" any value upon sound and beautiful teeth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

THE LADY'S BOOK, for July. has been re-
ce'vod. 1t contains colorcd plate OF tho Fash.
ions-a likeness Of Mrs. SIcorR~rY-and Is I'LL
I'd as usual with interesting matter.
THE 5. LITERARY MESSENGER. for
juno and July, has not been received. Cause un-
known. Has. MIR. W. forgotten his old friends
Ii Ne have not been as frequent and gone a. far
IN our commentary notices as some of our CO.
temporaricS, It was more from belief that The.
work no longer stood in need of our prli~c. than
from belief that 1t was not entitled 10 n. The
Messenger always contains many able and n,c-
resting articles, and part fro.n 1t with regret.
We shall us our discretion, however about pay-
ny for 1t IA compliments, even If We can do 80
without dealing IA false com. We have heard
Of vain and hillc-mindcd far one, who had be-
come So pulled up with the false prarsc of cox
combs, that She would treat with looks Of 4 slain
all her old and sincere friends and associates.
even those who aided, cherished, and supported
her ~ her Young and helpless DAYS with all a pa
rents so!ic,udc and fond care
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

! TODGERY.-An article p,Il,>hcd IN our
last, rurpcriing Ia Do a letter OF the late Tho
mas Jefferson m reference 20 Mr.. CLAY. - a tor
'"iF-'he invention no doub, OF an enemy To- Mr..
Clay. The friends OF that gentlemen know that
%" stands IN need OF no such fictitious aid There
are enough Of genuine documents. to show thar
IN" Us enc Of the most talented and brilliant men
and statesmen that the country has ever pro-
ducct. without rcsorilng to forgcreS, the tcsti-
monv " Thomas Jefferson, or any other man
Henry C'av now sands above ,hc rrach OF Iniir-
"gcc Of praise from any quarter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
From a. DeLaunrr JnnrnnL

\ NARROW ESCAPE On Tuesday
night last, 18th insi as the night hnc Of
cars were on their passage from Baltimore
to PbIladelPhIs, being not FAR from III
ioo,ihe Engineer discovered some tb,ng l.,
ing as he Al fret supposed across he iIsoa.
but :he engine being under good speet
he dad not stop until the tram had run by
several yards. Believing hi all as not
right be jumped from has stand and ran back
TO see " hat the strange appearance could
mean. but has approach Vas Srrcs,cd by
the furious onset Of couple OF dogs Nv
this time several Of the passengers had
got out Of the car and assisted 10 pelIng
the dogs away with stones, when 10 Their
surprise and astouishment they discover
ed the object 20 be a diunken man. fast
asleep with his bead lying so close TO tho
rail OF the road iha, the wheels ofthe Tam
touched has hair as II passed oy hin 49,
The faithful dogs bad remained with On.
hTlng waichiulness near their bea,'y
master but had he fallen one inch farther
upon the road, his head would have bc,n
crushed by the pondefous weight Of Tho
locomotive. What Lesson does tins teach
20 drunkagds.-
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CD

LOUISIANA ELECTION.-Thr success Of
ihc Whi.-s in Louisiana. State which gave her
vote To Mr.. Van nurrn a, the late Presidential
election, - beyond all previous calculation
In "a" next Senate of thar State, there will h.
~ WINS, Van nurcn, and doubtful In the
House ri RrPr >cntativr~ ,? Wings, I6 Van
Purrn, and doubtful The Wins have swept
'h' whole Siaic-th, Gorsrnor, the entire D,i,ga-
h7' 10 ton-res', uiou, fro-,ri, Of both hg,r~s 81
ih' L-i'iIi''rr, Sc--at this election The ball Of
Reform has rolled "nom Maine to Louisiana, -
and sull rs course is onward.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
VIRG'A FREE PRESS.

GWAMIRgroyY.

TIE HARVEST. Wheat and Rye har-
vest has u>t been brought 20 a close m this coun
", after two weeks arluous tol IN the hottest
wcatherwc have had for several years The fields
though dtsruhc,l Of their rich and wavin' nantes
by the snrwy arm OF the reaper. al the cost of
many heavy drops Of sweat and palp,ta,ionS ct
the heart, siill delight the eve and produce crate
rul feelings IA Hun who has decrrci that W. must
earn cur bread by The Swca, Of the brow The
prospect now, though quite Ioek-lnr. gives assn
rance that the most sanyuinc hopes Of the farmer
wall IL realized IN his wheat crop. Seldom have
W. seen before. ~ many shcafy monument, To
IA" Au'hor ot ali good and perfect glfis -
Unlike several previous wears, the shocks" are
no, now like angels visits. few and FAR between.
but stand - ,hick and pruiuSc clusters, -blcss-
mos scattered all around
The com crop now suffering under long
drought, and unlc>S ram comes ,o i,> relief m a
few days, It Will ~ Greatly "curtaled Of its fair
proportions" The gardens, potatoes. and all
'tins'~ "i verciati.I A. AT stand, but little RAIN
having fallen for month, and the weather dur
lnc ,lic greater part OF the time excessively warm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

SUICIDE Wc liam from he Lexington.
Nv ln'rllwrncer 81 the l7ih instant. that p,rra
" GH,rs.s. Ftq.. - TrSa, committed suicide
~ BeanN Station. few day. lsforr by shoot-
ine himself viii pistol through ne heal NJ
Gay.on was 90 has was from Texas ~ wash
nrion CITY. having received and acecpiei from
the Gotcrumeut " Tct1s The appointment 81
Minister Pirrppf~ntary 20 tho Government of
'he United States The aei. % is said. vss rom
nrei wth much dchlershon NJ q va.
napfr - Ke1rnskv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

ANOTHER STEAM Boar CoMfNc.-Th,
Atlantic Steam Navigation Company Of
England have issued circular IN relation
10 their establishment aud purpose,
which was received IN this country hy
the Westminster. The company IS form
ed with capital OF I5OO. O0O sterling.
ard the plan Of operation Is TO build fur
or SIX vessels Of from 1000 TO 1900 ton,
upon the most approved principles Of the
greatest proportIonaie steam power and
fitted III style combining elegance and
comfort That one o! these shall be des-
patched from London aud Liverpool al
ieTnatcly twice IN each month. aud on
the came dates from New York. Thi.
company Is go, up by gentlemen Of the
first respcctabilIIy IN England, among
whom is Francis b. Ogden, Esq United
States consul Al Liverpool. The commit
tee propose 10 purchase the steam ,hlp
Liverpool, now nearly ready for sea, " nh
engines OF 5On horse power. to compete
with the Great Western, and 80 an,lsl-
pate the departure OF the Blush Queen.
or any other new vessel Of the elrss
H-H.asrr CA,yutsf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

LoUIsiANA.-This State has enrolled
herself decidedly amongst the w hig States
OF The Union. at her late election. Co
vernor, members Of Congress, and me IN
bers OF the Leg,sls,ure-alii One of the
Senators IN the United States Senate votes
pretty ~ell-the other may think OF IN
struciions and a reelection. aud do better.
What has the Enquirerio say now a-dsy,,
on this ''grca, Democratic Doctrine Of In
struction = Has the charm faded. which.
IN 1881. worked it up into such Heaven.
ly Hero,ess Has the Doctrine. like the
word Conservative. become vulgar p
Do enlighien us.
There Is one fact, which IN. people
will do well to note, and that is--that ev-
cry State IN the Union. which has voted
since Mr.. Van Buren's accession TO Office
has discarded him. e.cep, ". Hampshire
and even in that unfav orabie soil. " here
5000 public officers get their bread from
the public knesding trough, the majority
was reduced from g 10 1000; These are
striking facts. which show, that the work
OF regeneration is progressing rapidly
steadily and uresisiibly.
/ Rlehuoud IN,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

There As small paper published in Pen.
dleion. South Carolina, which is called
the Messenger" Its circulation is small
and is confined 10 the ne;ghborhood in
which IT is printed. For many years 1t
has been most violent opponent OF the
dominant party in he General Govern
ment. 1t has recently fallen into good
run OF luck, and is now forced 10 PRINT a
large advertisement for the Post Office
Department Oh an extra sheet! The in
curry was started what caused the stream
from the great fountain of Executive pa
tronage To flow in that direction. but all
doubt was satisfied on learning that Mr..
CALHOUN resided near Pendleton. and
that The Messenger is his organ !-BaH.
Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
THREsIHNG MACIuNE.-wc nv,

TllRESIIlNG MACHGNE.-W invite the
attention Of cur launcrs "a The Advertisement Of
Suauh'' improved Patent Ilorsc Power Thrcsh-
M Machines. We have The assurance az one Of
our most respectable fafmer~, that the statements
there made ~ reference o. these marhines. may
o. relied on Ms strictly coucrt We profess to
know bat huIe upon the subject. Vet Il appcarS
Q" as that ihcr WE, Portablcnrss exemption from
liability ~ eri out 81 repair, heir how pn,r. SC
9rc them decided advantages over many other
machines. and render thcm worthy The attention
ri aumcfs generally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

TIE INDlANS.-The Georgia Pioneer. of
the 3Oth ult. states that there arc Il, this time
about ''r thousand Indians at the Agency, and
three thousand a, Ross I.anding-ani SIR thousand
expected from North Carolina. IN a few days.
maklng-in all Etise,. thousand who have been COL
lrc'ci preparatory To speedy departure for
their new homes m the far West Thr,e thousand
(n"t included IN the abovc) have already been
dispatched, comprising IN all .fJle,n ihou,and,-
nearly the whole Nation of Cherukcc>!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

HENRY CLAY.-lt is gratifying 10 OBJ
serve with what general enthusiasm. MIR.
CLAY Was toasted at the receot Anniver-
sary OF American Independence. In all
sections Of the Union, his genius and pa.
tro'ism are cherished with pride. In The
generous South. his bold devotion 10 our
cause. when lis dcsrcs, interests were as
sailed, is justly appreciated; Wills, in the
North. the patriotism and inirepidity
which prompted him 20 throw himself in
the breach, and strike boldly, and with
the strength of an aroused giant, in de-
fence OF the Constitution, have won iCI
him the best whistles OF thousands who
formerly regarded hun with dis,rust.
Raleigh " & X. sisier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

MELANCHOLY oCCURRENcE.-The y.
Orleans Picayun", 81 the 9Th inst, says" Yes
terday afternoon DIR. oUISN, n native, We believe.
OF Ireland Formerly of Harpers-Fcrry, fell
from a window IN the fourth story Of Waterman,
Hotel. IN Common street directly into the alley
way, hruising himself 10 severely that he lived
but short time. lie had evidently fallen asleep
While 'iitlng IN the window, and by some move
inent vas prscipiialcd from the fearful height
III" has lett young and amiablc wife, native
Of N'Tinla, 10 mourn ihis unimcly dispcnsa,ion.
Verdict OF the Coroner, accidental Death"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
GsNk8AL INTELLIGENCE.

NoRrH CARoLiNA.- Wonders riH me-
yer ceaS5.-We learn from IA. Raleigh
Register, that the Hon John Branch, ex-
Secretary Of the Navy, and the gentle
III an who was so unceremoniously turned
out OF office by President Jackson, ha,
consented 10 be brough, on, in opposition
TO Governor Dudley, a. he Anti. Bank
Sob Treasury candidate tor Governor Of
North Carolina, at the August election >
HIS chance OF success Is a. dull a, may
be. But the effort of MI Branch. under
the cIrcumStances. TO acquire Office. or To-
save Van Burenisfn. now on lis last loo,
shew' at least. that the spin, il wiling 20
II other things be weak - Bah. Pat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Tn" following 3, from The Baltimore Patriot az
saturtIl, last, r, vb,t cv,,.r, ,t,,. n. n.
,.,,.,i,.t,.. '>S
~ ''''' O'N''"t1l upon
- "'' ''''' '' determine We are
IiI 1901" "H''in@ NAT our paper merits the many
Hlr'rr.ng cucomium> which ba,. r,c,,,,i, t.o.,,
given ~ from ,a,,ou. r,,a.,c,s. I, i. ,,,,
la,, f,r.rr.,i 20 ,,,,t..,.,,l,,t
,r..- c-. wv s,''' 'p''H"h
'a"''' Iu' i'r' mat our ~
'''' '''.,' ''' snort 81 W" estimate winch
has ic'n placed upon Them We shall strive.
h1w'Fc~ 'n future. 'o tender our paper r,orr d~.
srrv.a, II such commitments. W. ,,,,,,, a.. -.
.t., w
% "'' favor Inc
~. ""' P'P''' giving u' wider
''.' '-' We ''-p'aF 'i our rtorfs-ihc addition
A" q quantity "i nov 'yp"-1nd determination
20 increase our cverinu.. will enable rs a.. HON.
&C.,. f,t,t ...,,, .t.....,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

The For and The Eies.-Last year sus-
picIons were entertained by the Treasury
Department. that all was not right at the
land Office at Columbus, Mississippi.
An agent was sent on 10 examine into the
matter. He reported that on the Nth
June, the Receiver was a deiaulter in
the sum OF 500. S5. and gives as a Iea-
son for his deialcation that he had been
lied oray from ms dufy by the example, Of
5is Pysdeoessor, and that 'anoiier receir-
or vouhd PROBABLY foifow IN The footsteps of
me f"o, and ihereupon recommends that
he be retained.
The Fox. you know. reasoned in this
way, when Eliminating about the flies:
III drive these away, a still more hun.
cry swarm will succeed. and shall be rob.
bed OF every drop Of blood IN my veins. -
tGafsua
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srTriE PAYMENTS The Proe'.,,sr,,
o. '''e cosem.r ~ Penn.,l,ania. rean.rny M.
'a.A> n' H'H State Co rsumr specie raSment,
'' 'n' ii'h 90 n'u month. bias met tbe de,,.i,
err ,h'i..n 90 he W. pre-. in ai, quarter