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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

lfore american .Secnrities-The Hon. Louis
Nc I.ane is charged mission 10 Europe to dis
pose olIhe sterling MARYLAND State Bonds, issued
for subscriptions stock OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

The Former Character and Plesent CoHdu'n OF
Vagina. ,e-,... ,..,.,,.
A. Benj,nin Blake Minor l.. 3. OF Sponsy''an'a'
M the Circumstances winch contribute to'hc h'so
Of Great Men from Obslsrlty
: Tbou,a. Bl1ckqei1. A. t. Of Luncnbnrt. on
The Probable Influence OF the |. States on Tie i)es
tiny Of the world together with Valed'ciofy Nd
dless to the Patrick lienfy Society.
After Ihc Oratlons were concluded, the fres'aen'
proceeded to confer degrees, &c.
Certificates OF proficiency. under the Co"ege seal
were then awarded among number Of others, TO the
following gentlemen:
Thomas II. Bullock OF Lynehbure. Junior Nor
al Course, Chemistry and National Law.
q. c. Medley Of llalilax, JUNIOR Moral Course
National Law, Political Economy and Mct"phy-
sizes.
Winston Radlofd Of Lynchburs, Chemistry
Natural Philosophy and Engineering.
William II. SIMS Of Halifax, Junior Moral Course
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Metaphysics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

The Army and Navy Chronicle oon'rad'cts.by am-
thoiity, the rumor "hlch SAID that Commodore J.
Ap &. Jones Of the L. :. Navy, bad offered ms
services to the Texan government, and that they
were declined on account oil his advanced age
The first knowledge the Commodore had OF the eX-
lsence Of the report was 4 paragraph IN the ]os'oh
Atlas He has never entertained the femotest thought
Of leaving the service OF his native country to en-
bark in any other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

Cob BrRNARp +. BfE, Texan Envoy to Mexico,
arrived III New Odeaus, on the 9th ult. iium Ha-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
STREET THEATRE,
A CARD.

A CARD.
M r. MARBLE respectfully announces to the cit.
lVl z-ns Of New Orleans, that his benefit at the
Camp street Theatre, will take place on Thur ,'a '
Evening next, January 10th, Which occasion he will
have the honor of presenting vur ~ of entertain.
meuts, winch he trusts may prove attractive and i'm.
part p easure. lie will appear as
sam! in Perfection,
Robu.! Born To Good Luck,
Ro la!!! Pzur",
Carwn!!! Thtrese,
Willian!!! Rlark eyed Susan.
Damon ~! Damon Il PyIhias,
solomon Swa NUN Jonathan it, Eiig land
Jonathan Ploughboy!!!!!! Forest Rose.
Mr. Marble hopes that the variety he offers, may in
duce those who feel disposed to lend HIM rir snile.
to be present his benefit and he nssrrs them thu
he will always remember with gratitude those who
mav countenance him on that occasion.
iaS ii
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
OF THE CELEBRATION
FOR THE
Annirersury Of the 8th January, 1915.

Order Of the Procession to be formed II O'clock at
the State House in Canal street.
J deputy Marshal.
Military EscOt,
Marshal Of the Day,
GOVERNOR AND SUITE,
Secretary Of State and Treasury,
Veteran corps ard members Of tho Orleans bat
8 Those who were engaged in the actions Of the
s.rd Of December, 1871, and the 9Th Of January,
1875
9 Civil Engineer aud Surveyor General,
IN The Clergy,
II Ora,r. Of he Day,
~ Judges Of the Supreme Court and Officers Of the
is Attorney General and Deputy,
II Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the United States,
Is Dis.rs Attorney and Marshal If the United
is Major Generals and suit,
II Committee Of Arrangements,
IL Members of the Srnate and OR6ce!t,
10 Members Of the House of Representatives aud
| Officers,
30 Foreign Con~u,-,
81 Officers Of the United States Army,
| p Invited Strangers,
| % Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, &c.
- Sscreta'y, Treasurer, Comptroller, and City
Is President and Members Of tho Polio. Jury, for
Is Judges Of the D,,tic, Court tl.t dis,ric,,) and
~ Jud ses Of the other Districts and Clerks.
% Judge Of the Criminal Court and Clerks,
90 Judge Of the Parish C"n,t, and Clerks,
~ Parrish Treasurer,
81 JUDGES Of the Oily Courts, mud Officers,
80 Collector P"at'nn"t"r Naval officer, and Sur
81 Rcsis,sr and Receiver of the United Suites land
IS Members Of the Bar,
81 Register Of Wills. Register Of Mortgages, Resis:
ter of Conve yances, aud Register If Births and
Deaths,
~ President and Administrators Of the Charity
IN Notarv PuhIics
80 Presidents. Directors officers and Professors Of
Public Schools and Colleges,
| ii P'es;J .nts, Directors and Officers of Banks,
~ President, Directors, and Officers Of Insurance
companies.
IS Presidents. Directors and Secretary Of the Car
roton Rail Road . npany,
Al President, Directors and Secretary Of the Pom
, chartrain Rail Road company,
As President Directors and Secretary OF the La
fourche and Barataria Canal company,
46 President, Directors and Secretary OF tile or
leans Navigation company,
AZ President, Directors and Secretary Of tho Annie
as President, Directors aud Secretary Of the Archi
tect and Building companies,
. 40 Presidents, Directors and Secretaries OF the t0t
Press companies and other companies lately 'ncor
pora,ed.
4 81 New Orleans Typographical Association,
50 Mechanic Society,
= So Hbernan society,
81 Commercial library society,
SIS Revolutionary Officers and soldiers,
: Sc Military and Naval Officers
Il 81 Officers OF the Militia Of the state,
SIS Harbor muster and Part Warlens,
SO Captains ofVcsscls and Steun.hoats,
10 60 Strangers and citizens generall',
!, 81 Fire companies, with engines and horses,
" 60 Military Escort,
d uPTlIe procession under the direction Of Ms.ar
C.F. Hozey, sheriff, and ". F.. Murphy, deputy she'
if, will be formed the State House, at IL o'clock,
l. VI. and proceed to the cathedral taking the North ban
quet to Chnrres street; from whence the processio
l. will 60 through Chartres ST. Peter, and from thenc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

GRAND Equestrian Fxc'c every night, corner
~ of Condc md Hospital sllosts, b, an eminent
company Of Equestrinns.
Equestrian Manager. Mr.. Mnnch,
Ring Master, Word,
Clown, Smithson.
Doors open =, pust O'Clock; p,rfomnnc" to com
mcncs at z Admiitanor, Boxes One dollar. Children
half price. Pit Ei.ty CENTS dos.
TO BE DRAWN To- MORROW, Jan. 9th.
The following III" drawn nnlnbers Of the LOUIS
ian Lottery, Glass ID, for 1882:
., n. "a, -, 80 -. 80, o. %, 50. 81. 25.
1T Holder Of .i"ecr com hiuu'i 9, a. g. emit
tied tn the prize Of $4,000 dollars, req esed I" Gull
IT The office ~ ". :. GREGORY Il co. 81 canal st
S'n.n0n CNriI AL FREE.
|. Q U : A n a 10 r L E r Y.
Authorized nv Act 1T LEGISLATURE. Chapter KILL
s'ed March -, 1872, CIrss No. 80 for 1873" I" be
NJ. al the F.xchrner Hotel 81. Charles st.
-. ). GREGORY n Go. Snc"rssors to YATES
lIcINI'IRE " Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
L Y C E U NJ ,

ST Charles arcade.
TlNHlS Establishment has been ust-fully arran yrd
i Petit Theatre, adapted to the purposes Of Lit
erary and Astronomical ieetnre nshbns and
c tiles for the accommodation Of lecturer the exhibit
snd the public.
The Lyceum will open on Wednesday, next, Jan 9th,
with the astonishing performances Of Mons, Adrirn,
the nscromancer the universal 'knowledsed wonder
Of both hemsperes, and the splendid optical illusions,
lately imported from Lnndon Optcian, MIR. FOLEY;
Painters, Messrs. child, Simpson and Reynolds.
U'Doors open at o'clock, I'd the cnt,rt inmen,s
to commence at ~ past7.
Adn,i,tance 81, children 50 cents. Places may he
secured at the Exchange Office, Arcade. jus
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

s.. Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
E>HE Manager Of The above named Ball Room, sra'c-
inl To his friends and the public to' the unpara
leed patronage besov ed him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them thar The hment has
been cna,gei for the amusement of visitors. and un.
dersone immense repairs. he bar will he surpassed
by n"ns in quality OF liquors and The Res,aurat i'll DO
kept by The oblest Resnurnlrur in tic United States
IN room will open on Saturday evening, Ord "f
November next. bva
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and 'ill take place usual every Monday, We'lnes-
div and Saturday evening, turin, the season, which
will and on the list Of May, 1889.
N. II. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ne perfect order throughout the establishment as was
done last season.
DrtL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING,
3AWDON WRIGHT. HATCH & EDISON

HAVE opened an office in New Orleans. pu~ses-ing
I'll equal advantages with their house in New York,
for the purpose Of engraving and printing Bank Notes.
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certira'es OF Deposit-,
Checks and other important papers, requiring security
against Forgeries and hav" made ample provision Tor
thu. safe keeping Of all plates and impressions entru.
ell to their care; their specimens embrace the Of
over five hundred banking institutions, and all orders
will be executed with prolnpttudr, and the usual
terms. Office, corner Of Royal & Cunal stre.t.
ia?-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

~7INDOW 4 PICTURE 81. ASS &c 1901 u"u
w es of window glass. Of various sizes :.
brands of American French, and English. 40 DO ol
of picture glass; 20 barrels Of Whiting and large >.
sort,nen of paints brushes, &c. lust reccivrd nndp
sale bv DIP X CLANNON, L. Gam
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

UFTon .ignees per ship North America. from AIT.
werp are requested to take their permits and
tend the receipt OF their goods now anding opposite
post %, in End municipality. Il GALE,
ia7 90 Common 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

MANILA CoEDAhE-50 coils assorted SIZES
~ landing from ship $, Mary mad {, for sal. by
XALUAB,.E EN'.LlolI WURkS-Iecrivrd aud
Y for sale at the Book Store, ~ Camp street. vix
The n"ok Of 'irnres, 3vols splendid engrnvinTs.
Authors of England, do do
Fin ems Gallery OF 'lr Grn'e., do
do Ports and lInrLors Of G Britain,
National Gallery. 2 vols, qnn'to
Rogers Poems, l'ntrnted by S'oha"t, "vo.
Gil Bias, vols, Sv", illustrated by 6ho cuts
Chartn's Landscape aud Portrait CALLER, b.
Mrs. Walkers Female Beauty, IA improve
dress, Nc, cUored ingraYng.,
Canpbell's Poems, illustrated by Stnlhart.
shaks rearc. vol. Bvn, illustrated by 40 -rlcndd
engravings,
,'s.,h,1 Illustration" of Shakespeare
ica,l,'s Gallery O. British sngruvings
l.uudon's Encyclopaedia Of Gardening, CHI
Finlen's illustrations of Byron, , vols,
Drbret,'s complete Pe"rage and Barona,ass n
Eng land, ? vols
GoIdsmith's Animated Nature, 4 vols, co.ored
Nil toms Paradise Lost. with Martins illnr.rn-
Grny's F:legy and Bard, heOu Iifuly illusr at
Ares o. Female beauty,
Findcn's Bible illustrations, ) vols,
Gail's Pompeana, vols, Gvo, with many ens-t'
spri; of the Wool with beau,ita ..lsred ~
cravings,
Romance OF Nature, do do
Ill. .trutons of the Wnverlv No els, -ol-,
T"geth with large assor'm mt of American Pdh-
'o'. Pc catalogue to be had 4, Hx s'e rn.p
DLATES-screw Plates, with sets dies and taps,
dsO SHALL n BROWN, Sc Magazine At
DO0 boxes Robbins Extra No. l Soup, just recei
dso ''' IS SHALT IA &BRowN, oe agazin4
nRAFTS al 3 DAYS after sight on Louisville. i or
- > sale by i'ERMoGENE BROWN co,
ID. aides, for sale 'y sTETSoS AVERY
XVHlskEf-5J bbls rrcliGcd Whiskcy, N store
w for sale, by HYDEN BRO,
ia ,, Fomnmsnt
| A MEXICAN BRANDy.-aO bills 5,h proof Ameri-
IN Gun Brandy, for sale by ,,,,,<,, m
nov 26 l24 Magazine at
RAGsMloeoo GHn"y B"ss, ., superior up, k quality
JUS sHAlLx BROWN, 96 Magazine g,
HAVANA sUGAk-.4 boxes in sl"rc anu Ior sale
L Il by jas ABRAHAMTRIER,3 "a Gravicr S,
nlL-3o casks summer strained Oil for sale by
" jus l. GALE, 95 Common $,
X ERsErs,-4o bales K'rscys, for so a. BY
NEW LONDON ANNALS, nudn Publications.
| ~ lleath's Picturesque Annual fr 1889
Jennings Landscape Annual fer 1879
| The Keepsake; Oriental Annual, and others At
| advertised before, all very splendid
The Heir Of 5elwood By the auhsr-ss Of MotI
ers and Daughters.
Tho City of the Car, in vols
Ellen Granville. by lady OF rank
Stanley, or Recollections Of MAJ, of the W God.
Alexanters Voyage in the Interior Of Africa vol.
Miss I.andon' Portca Works: Nicklchv No.
| EJ' HSS l. 90,
d?2-9w corner 81 Ch.res L. Common sis
|
TUSr received by the sub crarS large asso,l urn
| - Of White Stone Chinn together lh great vari
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
TO MERCHANTS.

GPMERCHANTS can hare BEAUTIFUL CIRcU-
LAR struck off four hours NorIcE, by sailing at Ae
Comp,ing Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFI,r st. Charles Exchange. adjoining the READ
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street or at the Print
ing Office corner Of Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

Sli5 654

- 6ll Prizes amounting to Sli5 654
Tickets 50 90 Halves 81 80 Quarters IS
Packages Of Is tickets for 81. Packages of 25
Sll. For Packages single Tickets, npp Mt
H. : GREGORY & Co, the Managers office,
ian7 rs Canal street. next to Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
St. Charles Theatre.

ST. MARY,s MARKET STEAM FERRY co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that npnrsua"ce oian "!
cpality, on Wednesday the 2nd January, l83e-ook'
Of .h.cripticnto the cnp,a stock Of $4,000 in shnre'
Of 500 each in said COMPANY will be opened at thu
Commercial Tnsrant Office, No. % Magazine street,
on Monday the th inst, and will be kept open for
days from, 10 A. NJ. u,ail p. N. on each aav. Te
Dollars per share 10 be paid in cash suhocribng
S { R,G{:' Conn: issione,.
KOBITAILLE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
FRED WILKINSON

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENePAl " LOUISIANA,
OFFERS his services to the public il the depart
~ ments OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
his profession and by promPtness und ideIit. j" 'he
execution Of business entrusted to him. he hopes to
mer,, and receive share Of public patronage. ilcwl
also me sure and calculate the contents Of wills and
excava lions. Orce No Charities street. second story
hack. lr(
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

VlNHE subscriber has just received and for sale
l. The Life Of Chit, with en-ravnss
Evenings at Home by DR. Akin, aud Mrs Bar:
bauld with enGrnvngs
V.Iaacn. Tragedy in acts, by Epcs Sargent
Lord Chrsi.rfirh's " orEs, vol 8 va
Manual Of Cnnch.,gy.bv Thnm' Wyatt, 70
8 yo With Illustrations gilmore thnn 900 shells
JOHNS II co,
a Cur 81 Cka.l - and Com aun ats
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

We hastenro lay the Message of the Governor
before our readers. twill be found concise and
sensible document, recomm ending to the attention
OF The Legislature, the most important business
which will claim it's notice and on which legi>la.
ion will be necessary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
FOR NEW YORK.
III IL IL IL
Mem lorh & .Ntm Orleans Line.
A LINE Of packets has been established to run be-
N tween New Orleans und New York, TO consist of
five first rne ships viz:
Shin ST. Mary, r W Foster, master,
Republican, & Russell
Auburn, II Durfey, "

70. building
The ships were built in New York expressly for this
trade. ar of light draught of water md will not be
subject to detention at the Bar Their accommodations
for passengers co, prise all that may he repaired for
comfort and convenience; and their commanders
men Of exp rience. Until the ships now building
completed, two first tlnss ships will supply tier
places.
The sreate't punc:uaIity will he observed in the
time Of sailing, and every reasonable accommodation
extended to passengers.
For further particulars apply to M"ssrs. johnson
and Snow den, No. 81 Wall street, New York, orto
jae PETER LAlDLAW, 6j Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

TUST received by the sub crisrs large asso ,lurnt
- Of White Stone China together " gr~at yuri-
city Of Cut aud Plain Ere .ch rnmhcrS suitable for
Bars aud Hnles, which will tr sud low hv the pn k.
age dozen. RAROWER &c,
dI?-:" " CanIr, ami 81 Con,n"n streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

We learn from Vicksbug that Mr. Menifcc who
ded in the duel with Mr. McClug. and Of whose recovery
hone entertained, has since died Of his wound.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

FUK NEW YORK
Holmes Line. Regular packet for tho 18th January.
~ The fast sailing packet ship ORLEANS. senrs.
KIM maste. is loading, and having large part of
s4 her cargo engaged will sail above. For freight
passage, apply hoard opposite the vegetable Market
10 10 HO AMES, IS Camp It
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

NOTICE.
The aIp Constantine Captain Winsnr om Roston Is di.
charging opposite the Orleans Cotton Press Consgneos
requested TO attend to the receipt of their goods.
and ] p WHITNEY. II Camns At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Ii The fine ship DENMARK. Lovett. mas.
,F ter, will have immediate despatch. For
$500 freight Of 200 bales cotton passage, apply
to jar - IL GALE, % Common ii
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

The Nashville Banner Of tho I'd that The weather has
been excessively cold in that region and tho river completely
frozen Both however getting "lsss ICY"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08
C0MMERC|Al.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANcEs

SsS a ssss January 4
.Atp z anthea, Ashby fbr Nav York, II o Amcs
1ark vaIhalea, berry for Portsmouth, IA Merrett
~ vlncedor. 0atay, Rilbos, Spain, Lizardi 4 co
Brig Louisa, Mshrtens Gulf Mexico. Schmidt Wernsr
chs acsns Morah arhern. fos Dead Maua Ray Master
ssst Wolf Waaethosse for Mobile, Geo Bedford
1eas Dtadem, Jacques, for Grand Gallon, Master
ochs OleroH, Melvin New York, Geo Bedford
eehs Greek Eldridye, for Atsakspas, In balast.
Chase I D1ey
Ucaf David Gotten, Lewil for franklin, Master
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

BoorH still playing Nashville the I'd mat Ia
sequence Of the cold he had been greeted with ut
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12
VERMONT PHOENyx.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. nv
WIN. Il. RYTHER.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

a., advertisements conspicuously inserted at
Sl'oo per square for insertions, and 20 cents
s o eacn subsequent insertion. Less than a
square 70 cents for 3 insertions. and 10 10
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS-l539

To Merchants Families and Others
UBOBERT Il. JENKINS has opened the following
BA extensive Of new fashionable and cheap
Drv Goods which he will sell Tor cash accepances, BY
Wholesale or RETAIL as low any place in the United
States
Bonnes-40 cases misses and ladies' Leghofn ana
straw Bonne,s, all the new styles worn
FIo,rers and RJJons-An extensive variety OF bonnet
and head Flowers and Ribbons Of all kinds
Calieoes-2 600 pieces CalIcoes At great bargains
fnst coorsat s. 10 and l2 9 cens-and beautiful hns
goods Of new patterns at Is, 20 cents &c
Cviortd Musiins and Bishop LarnS2O0 pieces OF these
Goods for ladies' dresses-new and cheap =.
Irish Luens-5 from % cents to the hnest afti'
Gle imported-tesl gross bleach
Linen Goods-20 bales and cases Burlaps, British Or.
naburgs, ToweliDgs Of all kinds, sheetings Diapers,
Napkins, &c.
Gorcs and Hosiery Every description Of Stockings
and Gloves for ladies', gentlemen boys, girls, and male
and female servants ~
Domestic Goods-Beached and brown Shirtings and
Sheetngs; Apron Checks and DrilIings
Capes and toiiars-An extensive assortment Of work.
ed Capes and Collars, great bargains
Lace Goods-Thread and bobbInet Laces, Edgngs ana
Ipserlings; figured Lace for wells and caps Quiings,
&c
Vsils-Lacc and gauze Wells, new styles
Hdkts and ScQtJ-l00 doI, all Of the newest desc1p.
lions imported
Canton Maung-1oO pieces red and white
BandLo1es-l00 nests
SlMs-PIan and figured, all qualities and colors
F2anneLs- Gauze and patent Flannels
Mems Summer Wtar-Every kind Of Cloth and Cas-;
smere; plain and fancy Drllings; Vestngs Of SILK and
M.rseilles: yellow and blue Nankeens; Pocket Hdkis;
Subscribers: cotton and elk Shirts and Drawers
.7Lso Many new Fancy Goods, Of rare, choice de-
April4 1O7-2sw4w&wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Tn The HIM John TALlAFERRO

Sr-Thcugh you have been handled with "goves
off lately, by Richmond" mo Politician" &c, be
pleased to peiuli, who has witnessed your most
aordinary your relations to the Northern Neck
District, to ask you few questions, in plain and
homely way and request an immediate answer Should
you eondessnd do So please be as brief as possible
deal in language that plain folks understand-march
right up TO te mark-(no special pleading, shutting
or dodging)-und respond, yea or nay-gulty or not
guilty.
LIST. Have you not often said, that National Bank
unconstitutional aud have you not taken solemn
c>Ih TO support the Constitution
%. Iiav. you said, that if majority of your dis
rct wished National Bank, you would vote for one
(your oath Notwithstanding
3D. Did you, did you not some time since, alta great
religious meeting in your district approach the saera.
n.en.a hoard and parake Of the holy commitment And
did you, or did you not when the communion service
over, with who about to leave you,
and say, DIN H. old fellow, you going 10 turn the
old faithful servant out ?-or words to tbs, effect
Sir, these questions some OF them at least which
you dare not answer negatively; but to all Of which an
answer lie desired and demanded by the voters Of the
OUTSIDE ROW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04

House 10 the Senales amendment about the LIST action
thus in fact abandoning The ls section altogs
Upon which, MIR Watkins moved to lay the whole bill
upon the table, and carry the whole question before the
People.
This proposition was rejected, by vote Of - 10 49,
Mr. venable 8 proposition also rejected and then
10 the isi sectonand 10 recede from their ndmeUt
10 the 3D. and then far modified the section as to
pend the restriction the issue of notes less than $40
10 one yeor only.
The amendment from the Senate about the cassi6ca-
ton Of offered for discount called forth much de.
bnte-,nd finally that part of the section stricken
out Mr.. May motion. and The following (beng the
last part of the section) was retained
81, shall be the duty Of the Banks TO keep lis. of
all applications for discounts the names of parties there
TO- endorsers and amounts and the decisions thereon
No person company shall at any time owe any one
Bank OF this Conu"um ealih, as drawer or acceptor
exceeding S5OUOU nor, MS endosser, greater sum
than $4,000"
The House insisted upon some Of the other amend.
me MIS- and rrcrdsd from others-and the Bill was reiufn.
ed 10 the Senate.
Professor Roger.s G.olos ieal Repo: was presented
and ordered to be printed nd The House adjourned
THE LEolsLAruRE.-Boih Houses were industrious.
ly engaged yesertaylhe Senate on the Bank bil and
the House upon variety Of topics. We must defer 1hs
details.
The resignation Of VIM Selden, Esq , as Register Of
the Land Office received and, on Mr.. TArLoEs
motion, resolution adopted by the House TO proceed
TO the election Of a Register this day
Six engrossed bills passed, and large number,
their second reading, ordered 10 be engrossed