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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

To ApPrentices.-The only way for a
young man TO prepare himself for useful
ness is to devote himself TO study during
his leisure hours. First be Industrious in
your business. Never complain that you
are obliged to work; go to it with alacrity
and cheeriulness, and it will become a
habit tha, will make you respected by
your employer and the community
Make i, your business to see aud promote
his interest; by taking care of his, you will
learn TO take care of your own. Second,
be industrious in your studies. Few ap-
prenliccs eau complain of harder mas
ter than was FranAlin's---yel franklin
laid the foundation of his greatness while
an apprentice. Success depends NOT up
nu the amount of leisure you have, but
upon the manner in whio h il is improved.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
For Sale.

FOE SItCs
VHaIiE subscriber will sell OH the Dist oil De-
b ceml,er next. at the place where Ire now
resides, aH his Household and Kitchen fnrni-
ture, consisting in part OF fine Secretary So
fl, two Burrnus, several sets Of fine MalIoga-
uy Tables, Pine Tables. Chairs &c.
lsE<e his stosk of Garlic. Hogs, Sheep, Corn
Fodder, Oats, one large Wagon. and Plamas
ton T"o!si also Carpenters and Blacksmi1t's
Tools.
Tcrms-All sums under S20. CASH nh over.
on credit until the first Of September 1e40:
The purchaser to give d note, win approved
security. VIM FRAZIER.
Nov. 10Th 1899. f41
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EdgeGeld District.

FAIL TERM. 1872
Mt is Ordered that Cour, OF Common Plea
LIE and General Sessions, for the Trial of the
Gases not disposed of at this Term, he held Il,
Edsetield Court House. on the fourth Monday
in January next.
D J. EARLE, Judge presiding.
GEo. PoPE, C. c.P. & G.s.
Nov 5, 1899 # 80
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E1refelA A,MalaAcaaemy,

ENIs Classical Department Of this Institu.
IL ton viii tDf the ensuing year. be undcr
the direction OF Mr. WIN. e. Moragne, 4 gra-
d'ate of the South Carolina College, and at
present one of the popular teachers of the
Greenwood Academy in Abbeville District
The attainmcnts Of this gentleman in Classical
learri 6, his experience in the art of teaching,
and in tie preparations of young gentlemen for
admission into College, are qualifications which
recommend him to the Trustees of this Institu-
ton. and enti,ic him to the confidence and pa
tronage ofthe public. The Academy building
is si'ra:ed in retired grove. at covenIent dis
tance from the Village, Is surrounded by sub
stantial fence, AMI has every advantage which
quiet retreat, shade, and good water, can i'm
part The health ofthe Village rs not surpass-
cd by any in the State. and the mefals and in
telligence of its inhabitants, ufiord guaranty
to the public, that the conduct and manner Of
the pupils will not be prejudiced by vicious ex-
ample. The exercises Of this Institution, will
commence OIL the first Monday in January next
A. p. BUTLER,
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
JAS TERRY. -
N. i. GRIFFIN,
WHIT. BROOKS.
Noy. IS, 1889 fac
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

A letter Grom Commodore Porter an
nounces his safe arrival in Smyrna. The
letter states that The Archipelago is still
swarnins with pirates, on account of
which convoy is required Of the light
cruisers Of England, France and Austria,
To protect the commerce oil their respec-
tive flags, which, As occasions occur. is
willingly extended to one another.-Penn
sutrdniQn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
Lands for sale.

VNTlLL be sold At public auction, on the
w FIRST Monday in January next, if OF
previously disguised Of at private sale, The
House and Lot in the Village Of Edge6eld,
together with thirty acres Of land more or less,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Martha Minis.
Also,-wthin a mile OF Edgrfeld, one thou
sand acres of land. known as tie Allen place..
The land will be divided into three equal paris
with lines running north and south. if desired
by the purchasers.
AIso.--eleven hundred acres of land, more
or less, lying on the road leading from Edge.
field to 'he Pine llouse, known NJ the darby
place. Persons WISHING to purchase Gun aprfv
to NJ. Frazier at Edgefe.d Court House.
BENZ. FRAZIER.
Nov 5th 1890. h
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Siander.-It is poor soul that canno,
bear slander. No deceut Inau can gel
along without it-at least none that are
actively engaged in the struggle of busi.
uess life. Have YOU a bad fellow in your
employment, and discharge him. he goes
round and ISLANDERS ynu-retusc another
some very modest boon which he has
asked, he goes round and ISLANDERS you-
let your couduct be such as to create the
envy Of another. he goes round and SLAM
ders YOU. In fine as we said before, we
would nor give cent for a persnn who is
not slanderetl--it shows that he is either
miIk-sop ar fool. No-no-eam a
bad name from bad f.llow, (and you
can easlv do so by correcl conduct.) it is
the only way to prove thai you are enli-
tied To good one.
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NOTICE,

A LII Persons having demands against he
IA estate Of James Ogilvie, deceased. are re
q,.ested /" present them pronerly attested: ant
al PERSONS iudcnr,l 10 sand estate, are required
to make immediate payment.
JOHN 5. JETER, Admir-.
Nov ~. 1880 If az
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TERMS AS FOLLOWS!

PER QUARTER.
For board, including food, bedding,
washing, and lights, $40 90
For tuition in spelling, reading, wri.
ting, and Arithmelick, 600
For the above with Geography, En-
glish Grammar and Parsins, 8 90
For the above with Philosophy, ,Natu
raj, Mental and Moral, Logick,
Chymis,ry, Criticism, History,
Buffers Analogy. Algebra,
Geometry, &r. &c, 10 90
Latin, Greek, Frcr eli. Italian, each, = OO
Drawing and Painting, 8 90
Ornamental Needle work. 6 90
Musick, IS OO
Use of Piano, 3 on
Fire.wood. in the Winter quarters. so
Payments. quarterly in advance.
WILLIAM b. JOHNSON, Rector
Edgefield G.. H. Nov 6. 1889 If 40
The Charleston Courier, South Carolnian,
Georgia Cons,iiutionalist. Savannah Gcorgi.
an. and Recorder d. Watchman, of Raleigh, N.
Z. are each requested 10 give the above five
weekly Insertions, and forward their accounts
to this Office ior payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

On Monday last. Mr.. E,py mentioned
10 tho actuary of one Of the Insurance Of
6ccs of this city that storm WAS then
raging aud had been for lhir,y.six hours.
in the latitude of Cape Hateras, aud
southward probably AS far as Georgia.
The last news from Charleston entirely
confirms this prediction. We have stated
elsewhere that vessel which went TO sea
from Hampton Roads on Saturday was
upset next nlnruin. bv northeast gale,
aud according to Mr. Espy's theory the
storm would be more severe farther suuth.
Ibid.
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SheriH's Sale.

EDY virtue ofsundry writs of .feri jacas, to
II , me directed, will be sold ut Edgefied e.
House. on the first Monday and Tuesday i'll
December next. the following property, IL wit
james L. Kicrcasc, vs. Daniel Mekie, one
negro girl.
Terms, Cash.
W. II. MOSS, s. E. D.
Noy I5, 1888 b42 i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

FonErex IrEMs- Queen, now
buil,liug l., Portsmouth, D ck Y wd,is the
finest and largcs. ship i'll tlie En.lisl' navy
Her burden is 3l0U tons. She has an C.
lip.ical stern. Sine Sif noun l20 gums
81 Founders "n her lower decks, "i'h
hallnw shot: 95's On her gun decks: and
ass and 32'> on her upper deck. This yes,
sol is 22J feet lo.,s. g) fee, wide. and 9
feet between decks lin the clear.) The
expense to the nation E,r the build and
outfit nf such IL ship az this, is about lOOM. {.
q gun: or l20,000l.
M. Dagnerre has been presented. by tn"
Emperor of Austria. for his wonderful dis
covery. with a medal of gold and gold
snuff bnx, with The initials Of bis Majesly
in diamonds,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

When we hear man boasting Of his
"o,e for the dear people, We are strongly
inclined 10 suspcc, him of a ''love for The
peoples" offices.-It reminds US of the
Iri.hman who was about to marry girl
for her property. "Will you take this wo-
man to be your welded wIft!" said the
minister. "Yes. your riverauce, and The
nugars too," said Pat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
fl Valuable plantation.

A VALUABLE Tract of Land. Containing
"A nine hundred and thirty five acres, aboui
two hundred and fifty Of which ure in fine
state of cultivation. There are OH the premi.
ses comfortable dwelling house, aud oher
necessary ont.buildings. This land lies on eli.
thcr sid" Of Rchand Creek, hear Mt. Willing.
and is finely adapted TO the production of cot
ion al grain Of every description. Purcha-
scrs wonld d. well tn examine these lands
For further information. apply 10 Jacob B.
Smith, at Mount Willing or to
VI. L. BONHAM.
Edge6eld C.. Fl. Nov. 5 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

Tctocity Of Lightn;ng.--l, has lately
been ascertaIned by series of ingenious
experiments, that the velocity a, which
lightning, or The electric fluid moves. is
mt less than 29J,0OJ miles in q single sec.
ond of time
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

FATAL Observation-Disclosures Bos.
ton Post states that Mr.. Thomas Thomp.
son who recently failed in tina, city, when
questioned by his principal creditor, Mr.
William Curtis, as TO what had berome
Of his properly, told him that he had ex.
pended it all in lottery tickets, excepting
30 nucn a. he spent for his living,
Being told that he was in duty hnun to
disclose the names Of the persons If whom
he purchased. he dill 50. He said that he
had bought over one thousand tickets of "a
mau named Ray nnnh within year at
prices varying rioa, one I"lIar T., sixteen
hnllars apiece. according to the scheme.
H. purchased tickets almost every dav.
Sundays excepted. All the tickets were
on the School Fund Lottery, in Rhode
Island.
R,vmond was arrested, aud for wan,
Of bail in the heavy SUN Of ten thousand
dollars. Cor his appearance n me NUM-
cipal Court, he was committed To Jail.
This is but une of the million cases of
utter ruin by lottery gambins.-PhH. Sat.
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

W.. Editor;
I ask leave to inform the Churches of
the Edgef"l'l Baptist Association, through
your paper, that the Minutes of the last
session ot This Body are deposited in The
hands Of The Clerk of the Court, for disiri-
button.
Will you also allow me 10 call the at
icnliOn Of your readers to the alteration
Of my Advertisement, as Rector uf the
Edsctelh Village Female Academy, and
to request the Editors, who republisl, the
advertisement, 10 do the same.
w. B. JOHNSON.
Edgefield G.. II. Nov 20.
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10 lhs Managers o T Elections for Etgefsld

10 The M,aagers o Elections. for E'tg.feid
District.
GESTLEMEN,
A Y EIectinn for the Offires of Sheriff. and
IA Judge of the Court of Ordinary. OF said
District wi be he:d at the several precincts,
on the I'd Monday aud Tuesday in Junnary
Ia4n. You az. he ebv required to rohduc.
said eiecto according to tie forms prescribed
by law. and on the Wednesday immediately
succeeding. to repair to ,tr Court House count
out iae votes and declare tie eIcc:io".
W. J. 5IMklNS.
Chair'n B. NJ. E. Of Edgs. Dist.
Nov. la 1893 AZ
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Administrators A Sac.

EpY an "ider from the Ordinary of Fdge-
LID field District, shall proceed to sill on
Tuesday The tenth day of December next. a,
the late residence Of John Burkhalnr deceas:
ed. all the personal property OF suid deceased
consisting OF ten likely negroes. Of
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, and s eep, Corn aud
Fodder, Household and Kitchen furniture,
plantation tools &c.A-on credit of twelve
months; purchasers will be- required TO give
their notes will, approved securities.
TANDY BURKHALTER Admir-.
Nov. 9TH 1880. 41
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Edscficld sherin,s Sales.

RY Y virtue of a writ of fcri .faeias, to inc
4D directed, will be sold at EdgeGeld Court
House, OIL Monday the 18th instant the follow.
Ing property. viz:
Moray. Executor, vs.. Hezekiah Harris, one
Bale of Cotton.
Terms, Cash.
WM. H. MOSS S. Ed.
Nov. 1lth 1899 b al
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From tLc Charleston Courier.

THE DROUGHT-A DRY FOUNTAIN.
There is, or was, in Florida. beautiful
sheet Of water known hy white men an,l
Indians as the Silver Spring. which before
this years drought, had never failed aud
was relied OH by all living things in thd,
region Us exhausiless. Its pretty name
was naturally suggested by its bright as
pcct. In the depth of the forest aud bor
dered by ma,red growth Of live oak and
olh..r evergreeus, circular or oval hollow
about sixty yards in diameter shel'ed
down through sand Of perfect whl'cness.-
To- its ccutre, where the sprin. gushcd up
ward so vigorously as 10 aoitate tie surface
some iathumS abnve. filling thr ent'i ba.
sin with water of delicious purity and cuoi
ness. through the diamond transparency Of
which were seen fish Of dititren, kinds aud
various colors. which always refusing Al
bait, were believed bv The Indians to be
enchanted or blessed spirits and under
the blaze Of a tropical summer. a sensual
fancy could hardy have imaged, even in
the land Of flowers, tnore delightful hea-
ven than the bath of the Silver Spring
perhaps the very fountain Of reiuvene~-
cence, in search ofwhch ;lIe romantic old
Spaniard found that immortality iE death
which he hoped to enjoy in life. There
was ample room ami verge enough for ii
little boat in which, visiters amused them
selves floating over the seluded little lake.
On visit, few weeks since. some off
GERS found the spot deprived OF half its
heauly aud Of all its wanted freshness
The silver sands were dry as The desert;
the spiri, fish aud the waller had vanished:
aud tIickiv strewn in the woods around.
were the bleaching skeletons aud wither-
ing carcases of horses, deer. wild cows.
and variety of other animals, which had
perlshel of thirst. The dry basin some.
whar rrsembled the crater of volcano.
for though there was not drop Of mnisture,
the boiling motion Of the sprins was kept
up ia the sand-and on thrusting down the
foot or stick. the gass escaped in putfs
distinctly audible. A poet might make
something on: Of all this.
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Victoria SUGAR.

% HHDS. VICTORIA sU GAR "a superior
- article, just received by the Subscribers.
Also. very superior Double Refined Loaf Su:
gar. Cheese. Bunch Raisins, Almonds, SPERM
Candles, and general assor tinent of Groceries.
G. l.: d. PENN; Il Co.
Nov -. 1899 .tf4I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21
From The Richmond HAis. Of Saturday Il.f.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
60

| Yesterday the two Houses proceeded =, II o.
clock 10 execute tie join, order of the day, for
The election of Senator Of the United States,
for slI years from the fourth of March next, In
place Of WIN. c. Rives. Esq
Mr.. Peyion, Of Boieiouri, nominated Vim. G.
Rives, ESQ, the incumbent Of the Office in n
brlel, chas,e, and pointed address.
Mr.. Wilcox, OF Charles City and New Kent.
nominated john Tyler. Esq, in speech Of con-
siderable lcnssh, aud Astounding with patriotic
Notwithstanding with the expression OF
his determination to die IA has seat, rather tl,ln
abandon Mr. Tyler
Mr.. Watkins, Of Goochland, nominated Judge
John y. Mason. OF Southampton. WHOM, he pre-
sented 10 the House as Democrats and a siiic,
oonstructionisi IN all his vicws-An,i-Bank-
AnIi-Tsrii'-A fricnd Of The Administration and
OF the sa6-rreaSury, that subjec, so little under
stood and 50 much shused.
Mr.. Martin, OF Henry, in the parliamentary
phrase Of the day. Eel, 1t incuu..cnt on hi,n TO
define his Position" az he differed from many
OF his political friends. lie should vote for Mr..
Tyler rs n Wing, and would vote, If he could
not lie elected, for any other Wing who could be
elected. Mr.. NJ. proceeded TO give at large the
reasons Why de Wing party should vote FOR Mr..
/ Tyler, and against Mr.. Rivss, which he contend.
ell was the c ursc Of true policy as well as prin.
cip'c.
/ Mr. Bayly, 81 AocofaacI, followed in 4 review
II length, Of Mr.. Riycs' course for tie last SIX
years. AMI Tie usurping measures OF General
Jackson, from the rerod Of the Proclamation. "a
Prove that Mr. Nyes TO ses.cd no claim on the
confidence Of the Wing party. The General
was throughout, furious against Mr. Rives
/ Mr.. Pendleion, of Rappahannock, succeeded
MIR. Eay.y IN and Of the nomination Of Mr.
Rives delivering wha, is universally conceded 70
have been, one Of the mos, mastery speeches
ever heard in that IIouse-combinine the polish.
ell periods Of Gi5to,., with the IRE and Wit o;
Sheridan.
! When Mr.. Pende,on concluded, after , o..
clock, MI Fenab!c moved To postpone the exc
cuiion of the JOINT order OF The day I'LL tomorrow
to which, the Senate having assented, the
House adjourned.
On Saturday tie voting commenced. Three
times ihey vo;ed, with the following results OF the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21
AHHTvAL OF RIM Omar WHITES

Fi"i LttL FROM ENGLAND.
The team chip Great Western arrived
a. Ner York ou Saturday att. =. NJ. N
~ days from Bristol. which port she lef,
on the 2~tb Jan. ats. =. VI Toibe susn.
ton Of GGoRcE PeABoDY. $50. Of Lon.
don. and gentleman Of tbs city. the ed.
tots 81 the American are indebted for
London and Brbiol psper 10 the 18th
JaDupfy both inclusive. The Western
hss 1903 passenger.
TIE Cram make, wss dull. and a small
decline N pnces bad taken place.
EHgint Grain Maker "A Cifeul.s
from Tie house Of Robert lee Dswson 4
90. dated Liverpool. Jan. 18th ssy,--
Con'fary 10 our expectation. tie turn
q The year has bropgki 90 Improvement
81 demand TO our CRAM sad FLoUR Mar.
ksi which has continued IN . very dull
sod declining state. prices Of Wheat Be.
ing 20 per 7Oibs lower. snd FioaF very
diiheuh 81 sale 81 IL . ~. deelias from
'ne Pf'ees qaossd before. To-day he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21


The Rev. a. CoSvIasF, the talented editor
oi ihe southern Religious Telegraph, wh..si "a
'his State had 10 combat the charge ri Abolition
ism Since hts removal "a Philadelphia be d,
Denounced there Tor bis culture .gnG- Aholiuon
sruumsns The "Pcnnsylvana Freeman" II
tic is'h inst, an abolition paper printed IN
Philadelphia. contains de following amongst
oihrr remarks upon ihe subject
10 lead on ihs crusade against aikhnontsn
AM ~ act af Cfant lnquisior 10 the ecclesiasii-
csl Lynch coon. A. CoSvf asa, editor Of the
Redmond Va Religious Tc'egraph--a paper
"hich' Ter TIE past year, has becn ~ active and
uhihing 40 u.s. support 81 Southern slavery. AMI
ia pc Assaults uf0n The freedom 81 speech ana
~ ne pres a. i's political nc ghtofs ofih- Whg
aud iie hnqmfer. been selected 30 take
ensife 90 ne fhiiadei pha Observer iiri, Is
20 D. united aiih he Telegraph, and pobii.i,gi
10 thas CITY. This faan. whom th~ If,ni Pfe..
"yiefy have cfnsen ~ ihfif organ aud cbamp.oo
90 BIS paper % nir 23i Of thc 81 fos. lGsrri,i
las' declared ~ his creed on lhc subject of IA.
terys
~. That 80 ysIsiis. 81 a..,., s,l .i.-, !,
isirf-i 81 ~ sSFtpfaroi ssass ~ a. isy,s.n
2nd That NE dogma ihat "slar,y. 4. .,,,..,-
'fiy Hsfsi ssf Sppgorfsf ~ a. ro,4 81 Cd 80 !,
eoNTHaEr 70 rHE Paecrrrs 90 THe Nsw Tgsy..
AFsrr
ID. That "the sSisseses Of Slavery N our
southern country y ntsss~y"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21


We could I'll oar columns with Ihe rs.
InarEs OF the public journals, IN praise q
Mr.. Gays speech on Abolition. and. it
gives We pleasure 90 add. that alrnos. all
he respectable papers GU both sides ofthe
po'i.ics u The day, uni.s 10 opinion; or
where they DO not spplard have not a
word 81 dissent. The panotsm. elo.
qusncs, and ability of that speech, have
appealed poserivlly 20 Tho hears Of tbs
people q ihii county. IL has operate
TOR good already. and will continue 10 sI.
eri most saluiary influence. A latter
from subscriber IN Vifgiuis, fsys-"I
have never been what 10 eslied enc Of
Mr.. Gays ffiends-that 10. I have never
yet supported him Ter President. bot chs.
speech has satisfied ne mors than snv
hing else ] over heard hom hirn. thu, he
- both good sod great man. and uLea
tho lime rones. I will not say thai NAV
not. a. The neat eleciion, vote Tor him. an
preference 10 any other msn IN .hc eouo.
Try - .fisTs'.dria Gs1siie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21
STATE OF THE TREASURY.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT. Feb. .

IREAsCRr DEPARTMENT, CD ~.
Sir-1 have just received from the War
Department \ detailed sstiu ate Of the
sums required 20 lie paid out Of the Urea
sury TO meet the pensions which fall due
on the 4th Of March next The amount
pay able TO the pensioners on that dsy Is
= .926.9ll.
A large portion Of that sum appears 10
be tor The srrear,ges due TO widows and
orphans under the act OF July Is;5S. for
whom no appropriation was made DUNG
the las, session OF Congress. That por-
ton exceeds hall million.
IL must be obvious thai 10 tho cxisiin 9
condition of the Treasury in the frst qnar-
lie. OF the year, these payments csnno,
be met with the other current expenses
and tho redemption OF so many Treasury
notes then tsil,ng due. unless ,h. ball
heretofore reported authorizing the issue
Of :he exhausted Treasury notes OF some
other resource. shall be provided by Con-
gress before tho warrants foI the payment
Of these pensions shall reach the Depart
ment Very respectfully. sc. Sr.
LEVI WOODBURY..
Hon. &. G. Cambreieng.
Mr.. Cambreleng said that II would be
evident from the comm unic cation. that the
Treasury would be unable To meet the
drafts which would he made upon IL IN a
few weeks, II the bill introduced 10y him
short time ago. relating 10 Treasury
( Notes, was no, passed.