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In addition 10 the great Democratic gain in The agere
go,e pooular vote since 81 and IS, il will be that
the Democrats have succeeded by large mo nrty in The
New York Congressional District returning four mem.
bes which they lost las, year, and have carried The
Cayuga district, sending one member wheel, Eey also
lost last year while they have carried OIL The districts
which they succeeded them except the Haien Essex
aud Clinton district, eccuE one member. ne Demo.
cratic gain in the Congressional Districts, IS there
fore cquivalen, to four menbers- which would have
made difference Of csht in the delegation from this
State.
In regard TO The Senate districts while The Democrats
have reversed the Federal majority in The First, and by
heavy vote they have lost The Third which they car
red last foil by less than so, by bare majority, and
with il three Senator'S This and the Sixth, (elscting
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

yHyHE subscriber is constantly receiving from the cele-
n braed mandatory of NusSs & CLARK, New
York, elegant and plain Piano Forles, possessing The
latest improvements and that deiicacy OF touch and
sweetness Of tone, peculiar TO their manufacture
Also. large assortment, of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general
Piano Fortes repaired tuned let on hire and taken IN
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music ever offered Tor sal" IN
this State may be selected FROM at The store OF The sub
scriber who is enabled 10 sell at The Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices.
F. H. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and .Busie Store, opposite nc Banhs.
Aug. 10 gu
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Senators togeheD The Federalsts have carried by an
aggregate majority Of 24o votes! :, ,o,,h,v The F..
sras,s have elected t,rere members by HaJor'ies IN
The aggregate scarcely exceeding 800 votes Illus
in Columbia in Lewis, in Queens, ~ schemecta-
dy, sin Wayne, J" k,n ns IN ,.a aa"'a" ~
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,o,e, relationship between the States and the unlon
from The States their proper Independence
ak,ng in reality, transfer back to The States Inc
on RI" .nBpe sss sscn women
II =, he SHINES respectively But if all this were MOI
i IS really inexpedien, that the States sbonld DC re
I.vrd from the endorsements into which ihey na
yenured. but from which they will e'enluaiy ~
W., , hssn ION much borrowing aud with II sys
tenn of Internal lmprove, too rapid ana 100
and what is still worse, much log rolling ana
ton. II is best that the States should Oe cneeseu ~
this career before the citizens loe Their po"e. % oa'.
nvestiga,ion II is better to be comPeIsa - sHp
are driving The presen, check upon our movements
though painful in some respects, is nevertheless useful
and on the whole the best.
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JAMES RIVER AND kANAWlIA COMfANi.
q + Meeting of the President and Directors ui the
"a James River and Kannwha Company IN Richmond
on Friday. The 9Th November, 1899:
EcsOir,d. That unless the President and Directors
should in The mean time bs enabled to tender other
Of payment they will be ready on The first day o'
January next and Of each succeeding month thereafter
10 exchange par for TIE Companys difeen! issues OF
Post Notes they successfully fail due, SIX per cent
bonds issued by the Company, and guaranteed by The
Legislature passed the 23d March last; it being under
stood that no bond will be ISSUED for less than One
Hundred Dollars, for any sum not amounting 10 even
hundreds
kcsDired, That The Secretary cause the foregoing Re.
solunn to be published in the Richmond Wing, the
Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchbnrg VHgininn and The
Knnawha Banner.
Extract from the records.
W B. CHiTTENDEN, Secry
Nov II Ji-24wilJ
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Z J. WORSHAM {. c.
53-WSw
Nov

EN CiIAHrEnN A"s'ona! Ccunsy Court Sep
L tcmhcr :, i-39:
JOSIAH undly, An'Eo"y Gill, Bcoinma ovcnon Richard
Mlf-hg rGpnce wife formerly Prudence Overton John
81 Overflow VIM Mar-hnl aud Lucinda sfr iGrnr ucin.
Ia Uveion. Matthew H. PrItn- Catherine his VIE umrrI,
CahafiGc Miller u. NIcr Jc.eph Morley Polly
hi vito, formerly Polly Miller John, Wi,m Josiah. Jane.
aud Amthomy Calls, Joha ur"on, IT, and Ann hi WIFE
erly Am GIiis, Plaintiffs:
against
Thouas " Atkinson Jun'iu' atkinson Of said Thomas.
Fanny Atkinson % ad Thomas, who inter
ma rrei with whose name not kuuw and Eliza
beth Atkinson another daus br laid 1homs since
incrlaartIch with whose uauc ~ rot kbUw Rlrh.
ard Jcue, and sally h wife, formerly sally Ovctron silva w.
Motley lurmey >.iva " lIua, o!n W Jennings and Polly
H. WE tormsry Poy 0Ecrou. !nho"y Oils j., mi zahct
hs t. lprmcry E.Iahr'h Miller, Defendants.
The D,"daHi- ruoy Atkinson, dusht"rof .a4 ems' ~ho
has -,uce nrcUunrrirG with whose i H. own,
R,clari and lis biz wI'c. formerly sally Ovn. SILVIA
W Mocy Si.riu ". iiunGly john " Jrrnrs, sud
Poll, Hiic formerly Puy Ostun, AnIhony GILL, IT, and Eli
2.. HI, " ir lorIy EI1beh " Tier, h"St
appearance nEd given according Vi Assembly sud
Cont. and appearing bs satisfactory sy-Ucs,
TINT they are of ih cHlb urdt,
said Defendants do p"ar her" the fi ufte
eccabar rfm bill OF the Pi"n. and That
COW OF thu forthwith inserted in Tie Richmond Enquirer
sIrcr.Siy and ih1, bh"h'r copy posted
,b. front dour Of the Courthouse of this county.
4 Copy-Tesre,
~
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THE LAST or rue GREAT schEhts OF ffpER@LisM.
The prea, wing scheme Of the day Is the proposition
to throw off the burden OF debt ana taxation ~
n,od,o.I Sa,ss have involved themselves, upon The We
neral Governmcn, In other words, 10 compel me Pfu
dent aud cautious States to share in The espon1o,ss
If The e.csss Of their cxravagan, reghbors The EV
Post is correct in The belief that The PFC" c. IS ,e mSen,
,h;rL III, :, c,me DIRECTLY in the outset from The bank
paror Our prrsen. purpose. however is not to discuss
lis mr. ;, hul 10 refer The reader TO the articles on the
subject which We copy TO day from the Globe and Inc
Journal Of Commerce; with The single remark 'a.
,uonal power Of Congress to entertain it, and It's radical
inins,ice cannot be inyalldated.-. albany .isgaS.
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Sept |

Louisa railroad Company.
FHVHE subscribers for the stock which was raised
Il 10 extend the Road from Louisa Courthouse 10
Gordonsvile are hereby nolifrd that the last stamen
s due and that unless payment Gf oil that is due be
made benre The fret DAY Of December next, legal
steps will he taken 10 coerce payment
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Nov : 53-wtlO
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1NEgII:IN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
IlMcr An 10 S0uLh Street. BnLimOre.

A
Office No. 10, South Street, Baltimore.
C.p,TDl PAID Is, Two MILLIONS Of DOLLARS.
rENHE President and Trustees OF this Company receive
a Money on Depcse, on which interest VIII ne al.
lowed make assurances on Lives gran. hhhnl..ss anu
Endowmrnts and receive and manage Trusts OF every
descrpiion which may he committed 10 their charge,
whether from Individuals corporate bodes or courts OF
Justice
Mosry will be received and held in tTusi and the
interest thereon paid semi annually OF quarterly IN con
C,rmiiv with the direction o the owntror the interest
viii be placed at end Of every SIX months, 10 the
c,edi, ot the Trus, Fund for accumulation
= LIFE ISsvEAScg.-Persons may effect assurances
with the Company upon their lives OF the lives "f
others for one year. term OF yeara, or the whole Of
life The tabI, Of computed for this Company are
upon the mast favorable terms. as well Tor The "hcers OF
the Navy and Army. cllizens-and nay be had on ap'
pIicalion To the Company or lis Agents
3. AHaUIriEs.-1hese will be gr'nrd upon such
terms as will enable the annultant 10 enjoy the largest
income fer any gwen amount oil money
!. ESDowMExrs A person who desires 10 PROVIDE
capital for son or ward, when he shall arrive at the
AGE of u wears or marriage portion for daughter,
can effect it through this Company
Officers asd Trustees IF tie COmpany--P MacauIey,
ESD D., President. Baltimore; John Dncr, ESQ. h..
l. b. Wee President, New York, Richard Wilson, Sr'
cre'ary. : Ihufsrcu. Assistant Secretary
Trustees -lsanc Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. Is
Mcvckar Charles a Davis, Samuel Wetmore. David
fiadGcn Anthony Bnrcklay L. Suares. George F. Tall
man. p G Nevius Roswell l. Colt, hoirs Robinson,
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. Plat. John Moss,
PhadeIphs James Cox. VIM. Mayhem. Samuel
Hoffman, Frederick w Bruno, e. S Oldield, Joseph
Cushing Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or by letter,
pos, paid. 10 The Agents for The company in Virginia,
Who will furnish the and other necessary lnovma.
ton to persons DESTROYS Of etctng lnsurances max
ing other arrangements through this Company for the
benefit Of their families estates.
T. NJ TABB, .7ssnt, Richmond, ia.
.4grniS IN ITgiaid.
PuirIr NJ. TABB, Esq Richmond.
WIN S Slursox Esq. Petersburg.
GEo. W. CAur. Esq Norfolk.
RoBEkr AxnEEsoH, Esq, Williamsburg.
JoHs BRUCE, Esq, Winchester
June If ll-N
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4 tOpy-Tcsle,
Oc;I ti3-wswl {. w. FITZGERALD, D. c.


n!ieC ! can. 1852:
Junn w. Ov-rinn Mu.C Ovcr'cn Wiilmn Sgt5'c
wirr !urmrIy Cvttun Be- ilHn o,ruun VIM q. Na.G Hrd
I,ruda h.. VII, o.uuy OSerUu RciudS. aarsla Pu
4. hi w,ic, f.ratca! GEcIicn, fi"bur,
To. Cv.itgu Homes au sally h lie. John lrrrs
.a Mar. ~.r, John T. rooir. .trTE az AGsln, and
with Tire wa ANA Ned Of E""hh EtsC, ur
pcaEg uEI Augustus, Aio"1o fHne1J j.. May AMI
Harriet uranu.- Edr children "l 2ah.rb Dear
iE-. Hrh nn4h'',
The Defendants Th"ns OYrT;ca, Richard IOnr, ald Sally ha
M and LcCang, iy bis "Itr, not hvr. entered
gwen sucEit according Ia he ACT uI Assem-
y aud Cou and 1t ape rim: ty satisfactory
d.nc. that they are OF C0mmUn un,
der thu: defendants 80 oTpcaG here Oh the day THE
u D. crnlrr tc bill ot the plaintiffs and hat
cory of ,h nffhv 9Th nscs:rd IA Tie Rc!n"U Enquirer
Tor i've rt h,ihor cop! be posted tto
door of the Courthouse a. his county.
\ CoPy-1c-i",
{. y. FITZGERALD, c.
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HOHN r COOKE has commenced the prectIcs OF
eH Law in Richmond He viii attend the Court OF
Aooea!s and me other Superior Courts Sate arc rfuo
sn held in This civ He will also attend the western
Can't Of Apppals at Le~-turg regularly, from the oe
ginning to the end of each term 20 >,
Richmond, Nov. :, le39. oo-N
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AvOrlCE as comnilted to The jail Of the county
q Of Caroline. as a runaway. on the llh day OF Sep.
iember last bright Mnaiio Woman, who calls herself
..lrr,,p, Co1LI>s" about the usual SIZE supposed To
be between 30 and 20 years od-hnd on when committed
blue specklrd dress and cap. The Owner is requested
TO come forward prove property and take her awuy,
she will be dealt with according 10 Law
GEO. GROVES, Jaiior.
NV : 52-2n
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MARSHALL HOUSE, RicUaoSD.
EENHIS Ionse is on The Eastern corner of Bank
q Square two doors below the Bars Of virginia, aud
Immediately opposite the Exchange bink Inc alien
lion of the proprietor will in iutu, be turned prnc.
pay TO the accommodation Of TRANSIENT company and
members Of the Legislature. having declined taking IA.
miles as yariy boarders Members who desire TO bring
their famrs with them, can be accommodated with
chambers nrrin, to n the City. Early aPpiIca.
tuns desirable.
Oc,I Gid
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EDWARD GRESHAM atOruty Lar will attend the Court,
OF ESSEX, King Queen MIddeseS. Those who 10
honor with confidence, by him per-
son residence kns Queen, by addressing letter 10
I him . tarltoa's Store, kIug K Queen
Nov Slim
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Ng7ANrED. at tins ofIice, as an Apprentice 10 learn
w the Printing Business, an intelligent Boy 10 or
IG years of age Readng ard spelling well, nfis
pansah!e qualifications. Oct. %
aALE OF NEGROES shall 10 sale for
- cash. on the Sd day Of January, 1870 if fair If not
On the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted be-
fore the front door of the Tavern kept by Thomas Mat
the vs., in II town of Tappnhannock seven eight
proes cor.i-iine OF women and children, which
ormsry par, nf the slaves belonging to The %
tate cf joan Rrnnolds. decd but which hold by
virtue of decree "f the Circuit Superior Court If Law
md Chancery Of Caroline county. as Administrator lie
bonis non Of Ezahph B0hannan. deed.
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH.
administrator dc bgns non # Elizabeth Bohannnn drcd
Nh, Js-wiw
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Hanover, Nov )
UNION LEVEL FEMALE SEMINARY,

UNION LEVEL FEMALE SEMINARY,
In .HtrkicnJmg county, Ia.
gHYIE subscriber having employed Miss Judson Tor
n the ensuing year, will continue school IN his Ia
mly The situation of this school, experience has am.
ply proved to he entirely eahy-t is very retired and
Tree from temptations to pleasure and eSravagance; Il
is nj The same time easy OF access, situated about J..
miles East Of Boydton, and IN few bundled yards OF
The stage read running from Beit"!d, Va, 10 Milton,
y e..
The duties Of Ills institution Will be resumed on he
Goth day January next The Scholastic year CONSISTS
Of ten nonhs-Pups may enter al any time, but must
continue 10 the end Of The year No deduction on ac
count of absence except III CAGES ct sickness.
Miss Judson is highly qualified 10 teach and give 'n
structinn in all branches usually taught IN fema!e
Schools Every attention will he given 10 the morals
OF Young Iedips entrusted 10 her care.
Terms for Me Scholastic Var:
Board washing, &c, So w
Tuition in English branches, :" %
hirs;o mil, ,,sr of nianp 81 90
French, ~ w
Painting, ~ w
Ten or twelve young ladies' will be received II '"iy
application IS made. Address the subscriber. Union
Level Va ALIEN. pORICH
Nov - DIV
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE or CROPS, STOCK, &c,
ON THE FALLS PLANTATION

T. T y
NNTILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, +'h December,
ES all O'Clock on the Farm Of Saml Cosby, dec,
all of his Crop Stock &C. consisting IN part OF OCo
hbls Corn 100 900 los sh'al Oats, 2IOOO lbs blade
Fodder 80 900 lbs Herds Grass Hay. large quantity
of hcai and Dat Straw ii Horses Us Mules ~ head
t:amls - do SHEEP. stacks Top Fodder, 2j6 hhds.
Oyster Shells Buggy, and b head OF Hogs, and all
The plantation utensils
+ uns-Under :SiC0 Cash over 500, i months Gre
dit viii be given approved negotiable pnper
DAVID NJ. BRANCH
.qdmioi.nat0r IF Samuel Cosby, dcc'd.
n Sale conducted by
TruPlraAx x DicKlSsox, .iurts.
Nov ~ "n-tds
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acI hl,I engaged NJ WIitm Mathew, ns teach.
Z rr open school tho ~ b. house one
ru,l No Amelia Cont houscO on The 10Th Jan
5.h uyctnbrr, with vacation OF ore month ~
the summer Mr. Mathews graduate Of NnrirIslc College
satisfactory Testimonials o! moral cha
rarrcr M competency teacher
The school he;a2 principally for the education oil The
Subscribers viii GuCG he under his immediate
raerd.nce He vii his family fifteen board
.,. irrary application be made. His terms Viii be.
For board, ib.dLIng washing and candles ncluddD So
I 4: I,p
Mathematics Moral Political IhU.Gy and Rhetoric -
Reading, Writing. common Anhn.etc English Grammar
and Geography, =, ~
Tho oca obi. healthy any IN lower EsnIl
and highly Monthly ccuinfs
Ion and gU-idsH, and vii c subject 10
public examination lIc'ou- The summer vacation f'',o'
icr wards, viii address III" n'-cfhcfr
a." i;,- cam, I,u.. Va JSO. +. BOTTOM.
JJ--WU
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,sfr4s;Ds'S GMCe.

YHyICKETS in all the Lotteries and The really lucky
Numbers for sale at SrRATroNs Lucky Othce :
Look -.27 Capitals sold aud cashed by srGArroS lhe
All Prize Seller in little over II months.
Drawn Nos in Va Wheeling Lottery, No >, Extra,
GG 81 "A a. % CA 40 81 43 80 II n
Ticket Nos 80 A GI-hnll do. AZ Ci GG, prize oil
s2i0-boh sold and cashed by s.RAlT'S.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No. "A, Drawn
y G5 50 50 CO CT 81 40 81 50
half ticket, Nos. 40 80 So sold and cashed by
STRATToS.
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery, No. ., drawn
Nov 90:
II Is 50 2S G3 Is IS IS % Gl 50 20
Half ticket, Nos. Is 90 ~, sold and cashed by
STRATroS.
Drawn Nos 10 Sussex county Lottery, No. 40 drawn
70 81 % ;G 81 al G2 81 ID &c Al % 10
Ticket, Nos Is ~ IS, sold and cashedb By
STRATToS.
Drawn Nos in Va. Wheeling Lottery, No 8, drawn
Nov. %: ;,
Nov o6 5S-2t
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Count held lof Prince Edwar
county. October the aSt, 1893:
i!vay Tucker late merchants and partners
sbo under OF o. H. and II. Tucker.
rI4ion.:
against
john w Wi.o1 "a George H. Matthew'S AMI Owen Tucker
Egg Ear Of Wood Tucker, aud Henry u. PlHcron
Defendants.
The defendant Pkrou, having his erpr
gwen acco'iin. the General Assem- bly,
rules OF this Court appr4rW: the satisfaction Of the CoE
inhnhIn, this 0 the
ordered The said defendant, Pikcfon
appear tho first day Of Jlnuay toU
aud thar tbs order ih
months and also :,d ii
u. Courthouse county. And the dr!sudan, WILSON M
and Tucker restrained fem faylGs away deftut
Other
effect. IN haui. belonging Which -ad Pscf,on
mas be in way interested the further older o TN. court
i tupy-Tcsic,
u. j. woRsHAM. c. c.
Nav i3-wsw
IN CuaNCERY- NiE.r>r,At Coul, heb! ior locc Edward
county Oct. the 2l-t, !-a.:
owen II. Tucker, riaialid:
John W Wilson, George H. Matthews and Henry D. fLcr,ou
Defendants.
The defendant, lArron entered his appearance and
according and the
and IL the
uhabitan OF this state, the of
by COUNSEL ordered, that the aI defendant, Pk,rou
the JEEulry
Of The public newspapers printed IN the Richmond
for months ,ncrcse'y aad ao posted the from, door
the courthouse Of this And The Defendants Wilson
10
S-I.or effect,
hand, cn. which tho said Pl.rrou nav be
in any y nlc.c ,rd, uu the nih,r oit. oi Court
i Ccpy-iC-'c,
&. J. woHsHAM e c.
SnyS
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Tue LATE ELEcTioS-THE RESULT Annexed are
the ortes in the several counties and districts the
State, as returned officially 10 The office Of The Secretu
Ty of State
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from the N. Y. Journal Of Comms;.s

TrTUH 1He ". T. oOu7HUI ~ J0MMsiGe J
U. S STocK, FOR STATE SrocK-The American of
last evening brings forward, in wsA written communi.
cation the project Of substituting the Stock Of the Ma.
ton, for the Stock of the States The plan is adopt
system of division of The public lands, similar 10 MIR
CIays land BILL and then anticipate the sales by the is
sue Of Stock aud divide that among the several States
the actual proceeds OF the lands when realized pay
the Stock. The plan is recommended by the relief
~oudgVe 10 The States, and by the great saving in in.
terest which you'd accrue from the change as per
cent national stock would probably sell for us much as
90 per cent State Stock The proec, has some plaus
hiiy about it, and yet we think there pleay of rea
sons why it should not be adopted
IL would probably be quite Impossible to find any au-
thorty conferred upon Congress TO make necotia
ton But If Congress had the power, il to Us il
would be inludlcous TO use it. II would ye.lh,ow tie
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sIh-Al Count held Tor Pfncc EGwar
county October the alSt 1893.
n TucNc iiva Tucker late merchants and partners
vlo OF o. II. and II. Tucker.
PIain
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Being loss Of specie of 5000, 255 10
in the short space Of one year of resumption.
tits certain that il the returns had been made 10 Har
1isburg monthly this Bank would have stopped in Au
gust and could not have held until the day after The
election. 1t was. therefore, not merely breach of the
act of the 10Th February 1888, but gross act Of
fraud on The part Of the Bank withhold them.
Still further 1st Of August 1885, have already
said the circulation was $5lS5. $50 6i
On the lst Of April, 1889, it was ,7iG SO
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Nlakinga loss Of S4257 ,557 81
SPECIE 10 months terminating with Mr. Bddles resg
nation
The returns also show from The first of August 1888
TO the FIRST Of October 1899, certain regular monthly
decrease of specie, with momenary rally in September,
and no man read them without being convinced OF
two facts
l. That the final suspension of the Bank at earlier
or later period inevitable from the moment of her
resumption in August, 1898
That MIR Biddle, the Goth Of March, clearly
of this fact and that his "Hesira, the result
Of this conviction.
We ask all our readers TO examine these abstracts
carefully and then to mark what declare
solemn and deliberate sentiment that this bank is utter
" asoirent that her bona de resumption is utterly i'm
practicable; and that the remaining banks in Philadel
pha and throughout The States prepare for resump
ton and resume without the Bank of the United States
entering into their calculation.
The solvent Banks must resume by The LIST Of January
they have had indulgence euough-le, them no longsr
hoard their gold and silver and depreciae their pa
per- There is no s,eign demand for gold and silver
Exchange is below par. New York and the Eas, stand
firm The Banks of Cincinnati have resunea The
Banks Of Pennsylvania must and shall rcsuma
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ANOTHER SUB-LEG-TREASURER GONE

Ir is reported tina, David Henshaw, l1te col
ector of the port of Boston. has absconded to
Texas, with SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
of the Peoples money in his pocket. Henshaw,
said, was in Cincinnati last week, on his way
to Texas. He was the main prop of the Admin
lstration party in Boston. and of the very
warmest advo of the Sub Treasury scheme
The present race of Sub Treasurers, having
filed their pockets, are fast disappearing, and
leaving behind them bankrupt Treasury. Ii
remains for the people TO decide whether thew
will, out of their hard earnings, again replenish
the Treasury, to be second time rifed Of its
contents BY another horde of Government rob
bers. AS long as the Sub-Treasury scheme IS in
operation, as II is, although not sanctioned
by law, Just SO long will they be swiHdled out of
their funds by the profligate and dishones, crew
of oftlcehoiders. which the last and present ad-
minis tratIons have called into their service. Il
SO probable, that there can scarcely be u doubt
of the fact. that the tefalcations Of the Govern
ment officers under the past and present admin
istrationS. known and undiscovered. amount to at
least TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
This sum would give about fifteen dollars to eve
~ voter IN the Union; and every voter has a
right 10 consider himself robbed of much mo-
new. which he has all in part, paid into the
Treasury, for the support OF Government. How
long will this state of things be tolerated., How
long will the PEOPLE permit their money. only
10 be squandered away IN profuse and unnecessa
! ~ expenditures bu, suffer themselves TO be ROB
BED. by n set of official thieves, countenancec
and supported by the highest officer In the Gov
ernment9 II this state of public depravity i:
suffered TO exist. and offenders run their career
crime without punishment, how long will IL be
ere private morals will so degenerate that no Law
| lnfiicting penalties upon those who outrage tbs
| peace of society," can be enforced? The Govern
ment of the United States, has arrived at a fear
! full crisis. Corruption IS the instrument wiedes