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INDIAN MOVEMENTS.

The Opelousas Gazette Of the Is, ins,an,
has Tho following in relation to anticipated
Indian movements near the Sabine:
1--WE learn from gentleman direct from
Fort JesuP, that much excitcm ent prevails
edin that quarter, on account OF intelligence
that Indians, TO u large number, well mount
ed, had lett the territory assigned them by
the Government, and advanced to within
hf'ee" miles OF Nacogdothes. The Tex.
ians. under General RUsK, were preparing
20 encounter them. General lloUsroN des.
patched messenger, who arrived at Fort
Jesup tie day our informant lett, with re
?nest Tor the loan OF some field pieces. Col.
MANY declined ioaning any national pro.
perry, but despatched Lieutenant HENRy.
with guard, TO ascertain the condition of
things; and il was expected that The Sd req
'ment would enter Texas on RECEIVING his
report. We also learn that intelligence had
reached Fort Jesup that the CadIoes had
left the United States Territory without anv
avowed design.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance OF a decre,al order OF The
County Cour, Of Augusta, in Chancery
SUIT therein depending between Trotler and
others plaintiffs, Us. Trotter Sc the subscri,
per who is appointed commissioner for
mat purpose, will on Monday the 22nd day
OF October next, (Which is the lst day Of
The October Court,) before the door of The
mouse lately occupied as the Wayne Hotel,
IN Sisunton, sell TO the highest bidder at
pubic auction, The following slaves 10 wit:
SUSAN, very likely girl and
an excellent house servant about 10
years old, and GEORGE, a very
likely and active boy between eleven
and twelve years old.
The said slaves will be solo upon credi,
ofsix and twelve months, the pure haser en-.
'eriog into bond with approved security.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Confr.
Sept. 81, 1888.
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NOTICE..

! will on Monday The first dav OF October
next, before the door of The Wayne Tavern
IN Stanton, let out 10 the lowest bidder. al
public auction, contracts for furnishing the
Western Lunaiic Hospital with the follow
ing supplies:
$4,000 lbs. OF corn fed Pork,
1000 lbs. of corn fed Beef,
100 bushels Of Wheat, weighing not less
than GO lbs. TO The bushel,
800 bushels ofCOrn-5CO bushels of Oats
25O bushels Of Rye,
10 tons of Hay,
400 cords Of Wood.
The Pork Beef 10 be delivered between
the 10Th November and 18th December next,
The other articles 10 be delivered at The Hos
p'ta', by The load, as required for use Bids
will he made publicly, and The Pork will be
set up in lois Of 1000 lbs-Becf IN lots Of
800 lbs, and the Grain in lots of from so ia
200 bushels, and The Wood in lots of l0C
cords.
sAM,L. NJ. WOODWARD, Keeper.
Sept. %
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BELL TAVERN.
LEWISEURQ, VA.
For Sale, or to be leased for a
term Of years.
Sept 20-3

tcILn Vi years.
The Bell Tavern is commodious es-
Enlistment, the main building being a
large frame, TO which two = story brick
buildings are attached. This property
is situated OH main street in the business
part oil the town, adjoining the Stage Es-
Enlistment Of Messrs, Belden, Walker
a. Co. There are two Kitchens and
other out houses. together with large
stable, belonging to the premises. From
on to 6O persons can be lodged in the es-
Enlistment with comfort and conven-
fence. The tavern furniture is new and
ample. There Is Pump, opposite OH
the same street, affording at all times an
abundance of the best kind of water. A
profitable business can be done at this
house by any man determined to keep
good house of entertainment aud accom-
modations. The Stages from different
points stop at the Bell Tavern, owing to
It's locality.
The said tavern will be sold Oh ac>
terms, or leased for term
of years, and possession will be given at
any time after the first Of September.
N. b. Apply to p. Beirne, Lewisburg,
who will make known the terms, Sc.
ANDREW BEIRNE.
August "a, lS3S-tf
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The Hu=Sas Of Posterity-A little bow
near Hagerstown, in Mary lanG, was one
day pointing out to me copse of trees,
as the place where Washington, at thu
head of the Virginia rangers, fought a
battle long before the war of the revolu-
ton with some Indians, headed by the
French from Fort Duquesne, now Pitts
burg. The little fellow had some balls
OF lead which had been fred in the bat.
tie, chopped from the centre Of the now
massive and aged oaks. | saw the sun
beam of some moral emotion was in his
eyes, and | asked him further of Wash
amgton. the brave youth who led the
Virglnians into that thickct, when the
war-hoop shook its boughs. and the rifle
rung in its gloom.
His mind seemed TO glance like lights
ming through the illustrious deeds of arms
in which Washington had been engag-
ed, and settled down at the closing scene
OF Yorktown. He told me of one cir
cumstance only. Said he, "When the
British troops were marched off their Ell .
trenchments TO Law down their arms.
Washington said TO the American army {:
-"My boys. let there be no insults over
a conquered foe when they lay down
their arms don't huzza posteri,y uilL
huzSa for you."
could have Rugged the little boy to
my bosom. Although he had not prob
ably been able to read more than four
years, yet his mind had drank deep in
the moral greatness Of the act of sparing
the feelings Of fallen foe l asked
what it was that Washington said that
posterity would do? be quickly answer.
ed, hu%Sa. "Huzza then" said | {; and
he sent his clear, wild shout into the
battlewood. and l shouted with him
"HuSSa for Washington"
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SALE
nder deed ofTrust,

In pursuance Of deed of trust bearing
date the Gath day OF October, 1915, ex-
ecuted by Enos Jones, to the subscriber,
tor the purpose Of securing the payment
of the debt therein mentioned, will be
sold ON Saturday the Goth day of Octo-
Der next. on the premises, for ready
money! two adjoining Tracts OF Land sit
uated in the County of Augusta, on the
waters Of the little Calf Pasture River,
about twenty.one miles from Stanton,
on the road leading through jennings
Gap, to the Warm Springs, containing
together
Four Hundred and Fifty Acres.
There are on this land DIV ELLING
HOUSE, BARN, and other out houses,
considerable quantity cleared and lies
well for cultivation.
JOHN c. Sewers, Trustee.
Sept 27
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Obs ACRES.

with'a DWELLING ROUSE. an ex
celient BARN, good APPLE ORCH
ARD, fifteen or twenty acres OF mead
Iow, and twenty or thirty acres more may
be made. There are about loo Acres
cleared; the balance well timbered. This
farm is remarkably well watered-there
being six or seven good springs, and a
stream running through it. One of the
springs is mineral, and is thought by
persons to possess valuable medicinal
properties.
This Farm will be divided if required
so as to make a Tract Of I52 Acres in
which event the balance would be re-
tanned by the Observation-Disclosures the
whole will be sold together. Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
Also, will be- offered for sale on the
same day at the same place, number OIL
Horses, Cattle and Sheep, a
Wagon, and some other prop
erty.
Persons wishing to purchase beauti.
tut and desirable Farm, are respectfully
requested to call and view the above land
before the day oil sale.
MATHEW HUNTER.
Sept 30, 1898.
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&C. The Boald of Directors Of the James
River and kanawha Company, convened in
Lynchburg last Tuesday, aud drew hither
crowd OF contractors, Upwards of 800 we
have heard. There was, OF course, consid
cradle competition for tho work hich yet
remains TO be done, and which, We UNDER
stand, was contracted for or terms deemed
very reasonable by the Company. The
whole line between this place and Richmond
and few miles additional above us. is now
under contract, and il is supposed that the
Canal will be- open TOR navigation in about
twelve months from this time. So mote il
he = Lynchburg Nrg.
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Ill. w. & j. j. ETry,

Commission g. Forwarding .Ner-
chants, Richmond, ia.
The subscribers are now receiving
their fall supply OF Goods, which were
purchased before the late advance in
many leading articles-consistipg in part
of
1000 bags prime green Rio, Laguira,-
old Java, and ST Domingo Coffee
ZIG hd's st Croix, Port Rico and n. O.
Sugars
$50 boxes double and single Loaf do
us hd's prime Nlolasses
500 kegs Richmond and Cumberland
Nails
200 boxes Windsor Glass
500 reams Wrspping Paper
90 gu. casks sweet NJ alaga Wine
$50 boxes Bunch Raisins
$50 packages fresh Teas
200 bags Aispice. Pepper, and Ginger
100 Coz painted Buckets
1000 lbs Candle Wick
30, 900 lbs Richmond 81 Petersburg cot,
ten Yarns, at factory prices
2 600 sacks best Liverpool Sack Salt
with variety of other goods-which
will De sold on accommodating terms for
cash, or to punctua customers.
Se@ezszs We have established house
gkSts5 at Westham to facilitate the
receiving and forwarding Goods.
II. w. g. J. j. FRY.
Richmond Sept ~
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING sold my farm, Red BudGrove,
near Staunton, | will offer for sale, at
public auction. on said farm, on Monday
the 18th day Of October next
10 head Of fine Milch-Cows,
about IS head of Cattle, 9 head
of Horses, Mares g. Colts, AZ
head Of Sheep, and Farming T..
tensils of various descriptions.
TERAS.-Twelye months credit
VIII be given on all sums above five Doll
lars. on purchasers entering into Bond
with approved security.
PETER HEISKELL,
Sept 10, IS3S.
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Administrators Sale.

VIII be sold on the end day of Octo.
Der next, before the Wayne Tavern in
Stanton, the following property belong
ing to the estate of Frederick nj. Pit
man, decd.
One Buggy, one Carryall,
Two Horses, Saddles, Harness,
Gear, &c. sc. sc.
Terms made known OH the day OF sale
JAMES POINTS,
Admir-. Of f. NJ. Pitmun, decd.
Sept 20, 1888.
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EDUCATION.
.HYi.. EVTIf would verv rcsn,

.NF. Etft would very Tespectfu full
~ inform the people Of Staunton. that he
proposes to re- commence his school agnir,
next session. The prices Of Tuition
Will be $l2 per session for classical
scholars. SIS for those who are studying
the higher branches of English, and So
Tor those who are study ing reading wri-
ting and arithmetic.
Sept 27-3t
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alalable land
FOR SATE

In pursuance of the las: will, and Tes.
lament of Peter FauSer, decd. of record
in the Office of the County Court of Au-
gusta, l will Oh Tuesday the 9th day of
November next. (if fair if not the next
lair day proceed to sell OH the premises,
a TRACT OF LAND, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
lying in the County of Augusta, adjoin-
ing the lands of John Bush, Hugh Nc
Cure, and Huffmires heirs. aud bounded
by the StauntOa and James River Turn
pike. This is one of the most desirable
small tracts OF Land in the County about
seventy acres cleared, the balance is we'll
timbered. There Is a goodSpring and an
excellent ORCHARD on the land.
TERMs.-One third of the purchase
money will be- required in hand, the bal
lance in three equal annual payments,
10 be secured by bonds with approved
security, and deed OF trust ON the land
Possession can be had on the day of sale,
except the field in which Corn is now
growing.
JOSEPH FAUBER, Ex'or.
Sept 81 lS3S-tds
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1000 PACKAGES
Fresh Fail y Winter
GOODS.

ED w ARD PITTMAN Il co. haVo
now received and are daily adding thereto, a
general asset of FOREIGN aud DO.
MESTIC DRY GOODS. suited 10 tho
nresent and approaching season-whch they
ol1er on the most accommodating terms,
CLOrHs--Wool dyed, Black and piece
| Black, Blue, lnv isible & cen, Brown Ad-
| ellie, Drab, Mixed &c
| CAssIMERE Victoria Ga new arlicle)
| Blue, Black, Drab, Sage, Mkt, fancy
Ribbed, Striped, SC.
SAT1 IN Ers OF all Coiors and prices
PILOT CLOTHS and FLUsINGs various COLI
Ors.
| Is ERsEYs for Servants--oi various qualities
LINsEYs-Plald, striped and Plain 81 and
KENTUCKY JEANS akefield &. Glasgow
NJ ERINoEs-FrenCh aud English 3 4 g. Cd
RArrlNE1s -Drab and Princettas for Tai
lurs.
FLANNELs-Red,y White and Green
BANNOCKBuRN and French Plaid SuAwLs
BLANKETS, superior article--ribbon
bound, Points, Duffii, Saddle and Horse
VELVET FEsrINGs, neW style, Satin face,
and Ouer
vEsrrNGs--Silk vel,eis, Blue Black,
Black and Colours
CHALLEYs and MOUsELlNE DE LANES
Blue Black and Black Ono DE SWISS and
Italian LUrEsTRINGs, Matteonis and
others
REPS and Ono DE MARS, figured and plain
SINCHEws, SARsNET and LEvANTINEs
GRAPES, Black, White, Pink Blue & Green
Barnsley and Russia SuEET1NG and DIA-
PERS
SACKING,a supe,io arliclc-,lo. low priced
BURLAps, OZNABuRG and FLAX SHEET
ING
RED PADDING, CANVASS, Nos 1894
SHAwLs, HDKFs. SUSPENDERs,G GLOVES.
HOSIERY, RIBBONS
GUERNSEY FRocKs-Lam5s Wool and
Merino SHIRTS
BUTTONS, SERVINGS, Pins, TAPES, LA.
GETS
With many other articles too numerous
10 name.-Dealers are invited TO call and
examine for themselves, when the advanla-
ges in prices and terms will be made mani.
fest.
Baltimore September 20, 1885
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D JESSE,

about 30 years of age, but having little
or no beard. would be taken to be much
younger. He is about 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high, when he speaks his eyes
incline to fall, lie does not articalate
well, and particularly when angry or in
hurry when he walks, his toes turn
out much more than common. He took
with him a quantity Of good clothing,
among other articles a frock coat, be-
heved to be brown, and | have reason
to believe he has with him quantity of
money. He has wife who belongs TO
Mr.. John Ruff, of Lexington, Rock
bridge County, and he may probably be
lurking in that ighbourhood, or he
may make his way to Ohio, or some otis
er free State, as he went off without any
provocation.
will give the above reward if tax en-
out Of the State and secured in any Jail
so that | get him. $25 if taken in either
OF the counties of Augusta or Rockbrid
aud 500 If taken in any other county in
the State. MOSES McCUE.
Sept %, 1893.
% La1ington Gazette insert 8 times.
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'ae various stations Of a citizen and an of;
Ger with such strict integrity, and in so affa.
nie and mild ma.ner, that, At the dsv Of
ms death, malice nor detraction had not n
blot to nix upon the fair scroll which the bis
tory OF his we'll spent life leaves as rich and
ines'imable legacy TO his children, and the
numerous friends who now mourn his death
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OBITUARY..

Died, on Tuesday the 18th. SUSAN
FRANCES. infant daughter of b. +. Ora.
ham. Esq. Of Greenville, after long and
severe illness.
Died. on Monday last. Mrs. SUSAN
kIcE, in the 55th year of her age. wife OF
MIR. Jacob Kice, of this town.
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Mr.. JAMES MCKINNEY.

Take notice, that shall on the LIST
day OF November next, at the house of
Sampson l.. Matthews, Esq at Mill
Point, in the county of Pocahontas, pros
coed to take the dispositions Of John II.
Hogsett and others. to read as evidence
in the case now depending III the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chance.
~ for Augusta County, in which myself
and wife are plaintiffs. and you and 9TH
ers are defendants.
ROBERT COR8Y.
Sept 81, I93S-4t
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FOR RENT.

will rent Doctor Boys's Mill public.
ly on the LIST day of October next, to the
highest bidder for cash, for a term
OF three or five years. as may suit the
renter best. Particulars on the day of
renting.
GEORGE Nj. COCHRAN, Agent.
Sept IL, 1888.
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Sept 81
JUST RECEHV.ED.
NOTICE..

Ali persons havingStore accounts with
the subscribers which remain unsettled.
are respectfully requested, if incouven.
lent to pay, TO close the same by note.
CRAIG & MAUPIN.
Stanton, Sept 20, 1898
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The subscriber has quantity of
TIMOTHY SEED for sale.
Any persons wishing to supply them.
selves IN the article, will please call at
the store of Benz Crawford. Esq. in
S'aunton, where sample Of The seed
can be seen, and the price ascertain-d.
WM. A. BELL.
Sept 20-3
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ATTENTION,
Iimber-Merchants !

TIE subscriber wishes TO contract for the
following bill, of timber. Persons disposed 10
furnish the same are requested to call al the
esterH Lunatic Hospital on or before the
ION DAY OF October next, and make known
their terms The whole TO he of white
pine Of good quality, delivered at the Hos
pitai by the first day OF May 1889. Cash paid
on delivery.
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ATTENTION.!

MIN ETY-THIRD REGIMENT!
The LIST battalion Court of Enquiry,
will be held in Greenville on the LIST day
of November next-tbe End battalion
Court Of Enquiry, will be held in Mid
dlebrook on the End day of November
the Reg Court of Enquiry will
be held on the Bird day of November, at
John Shannon's. at which time and place
the officers of the 93rd Regiment will
meet to elect field officers.
JAMES LILLEY, Lit. Col.
93rd Regt. Va. Militia.
Sent 81
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q Ia Cents Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber living
IN Augusta County. Oh the Il,h day of
tniS month, an apprentice boy TO the
Farming business, by the name Of JNO.
SIMMONS. about seventeen wears OF
age | do hereby forewarn all persons
from harboFing or trading with said boy h,
as ! VIII enforce the law against all such
offending.
Z LEWIS CRESMIT.
Sept 30, IS3S--1t
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PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR.
DANIEL GODDARD, No. GoLp ST..
NEW

IN presenting this useful remedy the public the Pro-
petos 10 authorized by Physician, from the Recipe
hfr obtained, to state that he has used il
anu IN ms extensive practice in Pulmonary aTcc
us, WIN astonishing effect The happy combination of
ssoe substances, OF which it is entirely Composed
Stomach. " '''' -u"ss' LiVcr' anu
ms meuicine mas been used extensively and tho
proprietor has known single instance in which a. has
Jailed in giving relief in diseases for which il is
eu even IN cases approaching consumption attended
with bleeding at the Lungs and where all other remedies
naa iaea the most decided and aiering success has
aehucd It's use Common colds, which are generally the
ec oil INSTRUCTED Precipitation, will yield its influence
IN Jew houR when used in asthma, hoarsoness Wheel
anu shortneSs OF BREATH gives immediate relief pro
ou,ng tranquil rest and sleep In whoopng cough il s
Without rival II operates by gentle expectoraon and
may DC gwen to infants with perfect safety. -
Ihe Proprietor would add, that he constantly receiy
ing numerous testimonials of the value and efficacy of b;.
remedy, some certificates which NAV he seen on The hill
T' % accompanying each bole. Any person usin
u VIII be sure TO recommend il AGAIN
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JACOB FISHER,
ATTENTION.!

The Courts of Enquiry for the Sind
RegimentVirsinia Militia will be held
for the LIST Battalion, on the 22nd day of
November next, for the End Battalion
on the 23rd-and the Regimental Court
OH the 9th OF November-at the usual
places of holding said Courts.
FRANKLIN McCUE, Col.
32nd Regt. Va. Militia.
Sept 81
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, in the Mer>
camille business, has been dissolved by
mutual consent.
All accounts and bonds are in the
hands of Geo. NJ. Allen. to whom pay
ment can be made, and who will settle
all claims against the late firm.
GEO. w. ALLEN.
GEO. BAYLOR, jr.
Sept ~, 1888.
The subscriber continues the Mer.
camille business at the old stand, where
he will keep on hand, general supply
OF goods suited to the wants OF the neigh
bourhood, which he is disposed to sell
on good terms for cash or on the usual
credit to punctual customers.
GEORGE w. ALLEN.
Sept 27-3t
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SaOO REV ARD.

Ran away from the subscriber near
Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia, on
Monday the 10Th instant, a mulat.o man
named
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Land for Sale.

Wishing 10 remove to the West, Of.
fer the land l now live on for sale. Ii
lies on the turnpike road leading from
Stanton to Sco,tsville, nine miles from
the former, and thirty five from the lat
ter place. adjoining the lands of George
Baylor, the Widow Steele, and others.
There is on the land good
"a DWELLING HOUSE,
l.iiM BARN ,and other out hou-
SEES. 1t is deemed unnecessary TO give a
further description, as persons wishing
to purchase will view for themselves.
lfnot previously disposed of at private
sale, it will be offered publicly on the
FIRST day Of November next, if fair, if not,
the next fair day.
JOHN BUSH, Sen.
Sept 20, 1888,
Rockingham Register insert 3 times.
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-Four hundred houses have been built nj
81. LOUIS, Missouri. during The past year.
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EsSgEaEEyb2e EHs2'ass
FOR SALE.

The subscriber will offer at public
sale on the premises, on Tuesday the
10th Of October, the FARM on which
he resides. lying two miles from
Greenyille, on the road TO Staunton, con-
tanning
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egasSg ReCe5Seaz,
l barrel Superior Starch,
l do Alcohol,
Macassar Oil for the Hair,
Celebrated Chemical Chic
rine Soaps, for purifying the
Skin, and for washing fine Lin
ems, Laces, &c. making them a
beautiful white, and particular
ly for Shaving.
And for sale by
L. BERKELEY g. Co.
Sept %
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-27
Liabilities.
$22,l65,091
$22, l65,091
The Convention then adjourned, sine
die.
JOHN CREED, President.
II. LAWRENCE, soo,o,.r;ss
T. p. HANDY, Secretaries

Resumption in Ohio.--A convention Of
Ohio Banks was held at Columbus on the
7th inst, TO take into consideration the sub.
iect Of n resumption of specie payments.
The result was the adoption Of the following
resolution:
Resolped, That il be recommended 10 the
Banks Of this state, 10 resume the payment
of their notes in specie on the fourth Of Ju.
ly next, provided that authentic information
shall have been received that the scvera
banks of New York Philadelphia, and Bal.
timorc, have resumed the payment Of thci'
notes in specie. -
The Legislature OF that State, passed an
act at its last session, requiring the Banks
TO act in compliance with the terms Of the
above resolution, under the penalty, in case
of violation, of having their notes excluded
from all payments TO the state for taxes, &c
Free Press.