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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-19

The State Of Mississippi; ) Atc'h.I
Chickasoao County. for s6e
Benjamin @. & Peter A. Knowles,
vs.
John Gull.
TyHE attachment in the above case having
4 been this day duly returned executed on
the Estate Of John Gull. Notice is hereby
given, that unless the said Defendant shall ap-
pear, give special bail, and plead in the above
case at or before the term of our next Circuit
Court, tie be holden forthe County aforesaid, at
the court house Of said county, in the town of
Houston, on the second monday after the
fourth monday in April, 1910 judgement
will be entered against him, and his estate so
attached, will be sold to satisfy the above claim
ofthe Plaintiffs, ofthe sum ofsixty nine dollars
and seventy six cents Witness George w.
Thorton, CPk Of the Circuit Court ofthe coun-
ty aforesaid. The 23d day of March, 1910.
G. w. THORNTON, elk.
4t. prsf SIS. pd.
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VE ISIS McEWlN & MISS G.,
NA NER, respectfully inform 4, al !.
liens of Columbus and the ppbI1s. J,
y, that they inlendoqening a srb1s1 ,-',
Masonic Hall on the 9th ing ~
term of eight months. From tbsi,..+
rlence they fatter themselves rs, /.
will be enabled 10 render this in,-t..:
wort y ofpublic patronage and give sr-
satisfaction TO those who NAV consjs i
education Of their children to them.
Owing 10 the pressure Of the time,,
have resolvedto reduce the terms o,r.
ton as follows:
lst Class. Orthography, Reading
and Writing, SIAN
I'd Class. Grammar, Geography,
History and Arithmetic, 2am
Sd Glass. Al! the branches usual.
" taught in the higher Schools 800
French Language, Music, Drawing a!
Painting, Extra charges.
q. HILL,
4. MURDOCH.
D. WILLIAMS
j. II. HAND,
R B.fRRT.
ELI ABBOTT.
I. D0INELL.
Trustees.
April p, 1910. 4t-3l.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

DEATH OF MIR. HUGHEs.-Geo. r. T.
Hughes, the last of the Boston Tea Party, OF
whose destitute condition and sufferings we
gave some account few weeks since, died at
the house of his son -in-law, at German Flats,on
the 9Th inst.-We are glad TO know that his
latter days were made more comfortable by
the bounty of several ben VIOLENT individuals
whose attention was drawn to his fnrlorh situa-
ton by the article in the Sun. He was 100
years of age.-N. Y. san.
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Buenos Ayres; but from e last accounts from
Buenos Ayres it was not likely that the two
parties would meet very soon.
All parties were looking for the new French
Admiral from France, as after his arrival it is
thought something might be done TO open the
port Of Buenos Ayres.
Produce at Montevideo was up in price, and
hides were shipped 10 Europe that cost on board
from Is to IA cts. There had not been any ar
rival from the US. in the month of September.
The U. S. ship Marion sailed from Rio janet
ro on the 10th for the u States.-N. Y. Err
press.
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NEW YORK .

ALBANY AND NEW YoRK RAIL Road
We are glad TO see new movement for the &C
compshment of this great work. The River
will soon close, when the advantages Of land
route are felt. 1t is evident that the State will
have TO lend its fostering aid to assist in this
desirable object, and there is strong feeling
that the recourses of the State ought 10 be i'm
parted for its successful completion.
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NEW JERSEY

New JERsEY.-The Legislature of New Jer-
sey adjourned on Saturday morning, until the
18th of January. In joint meeting on Friday,
Isaac Southland was re-appointed Treasurer OF the
State, and Samuel r. Gummere, Clerk in Chan
Gerry, in place of Stacy G. Potts, whose term of
office has expired The appointment of a sena-
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LOUISIANA.

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of the
10th gives returns from all but Eve parishes, and
says:-
The returns are partly official, and partly re-
ports from intelligent gentlemen. If our accounts
are correct, there has been Wing gain since
July Of 1854, and showing Harrison majority
of $3.50. Five parishes, viz. Natchtoches,
Washita, Claiborne, Union, and Caddo, are to
be heard from, which may reduce this majority
80 or 100
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A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW :
CIDV UFR WARE &c.

>
HABRtEL ID. Cha 1sIS ms recenuy ifApoI.co
q Il snledia asssnY,tneni az Cold and Saver paten
Lever Lepine and Vrtical Watches, all Of wiic are
made by the best Makers and warranted to pc ofn
accurate time will be sold low as any other house
the country Purchasers will find to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapside, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore where tey will hnd go0o as
sorient Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Kings, bieas
pins gold and silver Pencils, Addisons superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver Spoons, &c
N. b. Fine Watches of every KIN properly repaired
Dl3sty country friends are particularly r"vted 70 cal
Store No. Water st. jyll 90 G, ID, CLARK.
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VNTANTED IVMEDIAThLY-
~JORIYr TOOTH POWI
WILLIAM LUsRY,

n + c H mt 7 AIL D K,
no. 7 South street, doors from BaltiHt0re st
Kh ESPECTFULT4X informs his friends and the pub
i q lie, that he has received by the latest arrivals, Il
handsome assortment which, togethef WIN nis
forEaer stock will make assortment complete, which
he Is prepared to make up order in the most approved
style, the most reasonable terms and at the shortest
notice He returns his sincere thanks his friends and
the public for their liberal patronage and assures them
that no exeron his part will he spared 10 give gene
"a sotsfaction Oc29-d3t
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rlITET ATI0H WANTED.

kS Flour, Commission SIsre Bar Keeper or any other
siuatioR wtieFe he could make himself useful 10 hs
employer. Good recommendations wilt be given IN
regard TO character, sc. Apply to -
LEWIS = SCOTT,
No. West Eaye;te Street, basement story OF BaTnuras
City HOteiy General intelligence, ksezcY, sad Brokers
Office, Old EstabshzasRt.
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SOTECE.

NOTICE.
CCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es-
y tahlishment No. West Fayette street, baseInsA
story of Bamu's City Hotel and nearly opposite tbs
Battle Monument.
SHOWS the day and now's the hour"
Idle times are all over for those who VIII Apply
for situations. Jus; bring recommendations and yea
will certainly lind employment
17-WANIED DAILY, Perters, Waite =, ostlesss
Coaeinnan, Laborers, Clerks, Barkeepers Chamber
maids, Cooks, Wei ans Ciy uses, &c.
this office
INFORMATION on any business given or receives
or forwarded far or near
HOUSES, Lots Farms, &c for sale, rent or iease.
CITIZENS, Strangers and EmigranIs visiting
city, wouddo well To call at this Office
LOST CHILDREN kept at this Office until eallsS
for.
SLkVES.-Persons having Slaves for life, that wish
TO dispose of them either cut ur in The State, can hna
purchasers for them al this office.
AIRY commands will be thankfully receivGd ana
promptly attended to- Charges moderate, and parties
ulIJ he understood, all communications through the
Post office must be post paid au II
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ALABAMA.

MoBILE.-One hundred and nine new build
ings, exclusive of out houses, have been erect
Within the limits, there has probably been an
equal number of buildings erected during the
same period; these are, however, generally
frame dwelling houses.
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INDIANA.

Os-Counterfeit notes of the State Bank ofIn-
diana, OF the denomination of S., letter B. Of
the branch of Vincennes, and probably else
where, sigped by s. Merrill, President, and
Jno. JoNes, Cashier, and dated indianapolis,
January, 1880, have late been put in circulation
in Wheeling. Va.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The few additional returns received from this
State have favorable appearance, showing a
gain upon the vote in August, when the Wing
majority was 5000.
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PERFUMEWY! PBXFI AiETE n!

NNT &c continue to manufacture and have for sale a
w very general assortment of PERFCMERY, TOT
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, Sc, pre-
paled the best Materials and put up ia handsome
style, which ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the p0rpose of pleenng their fall goods.
Ia addition TO the above. we have French, German
and English ERFtAfERY, all of which we offer on
tie most accommodating terms Orders thankfully RED
ceivcd and goods carefully packed with grestestdes
patch. J. @. N. w. McCohMiGh,
No. 40 Gay ST., east Of liish,
and -22A Baltimore st.,
sse d6, I'd doorsast Of McCieLaIs's alley
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The New Orleans Commercial of the 10th,
gives returns from all but twenty-seven coun-
ties. Harrison leads, in the counties heard
from, 1872 votes, being a clear gain of 1888,
il the 70 counties heard from.
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NNTANTED.-A Young Man WHO has consider
Wv able experience in business,is DESTROYS OF Obtain
ing a situation in a wholesale grocery -four, or commits
sion house, where he could make himself generally usa
full He would not object taking charge of country
store, going any part of the United STATES; IN tie
capacity Of agent, collector, or clerk. The most un-
excepuonabe reference given character capabity
sc. FOrfErthes information, apply to Lewis + Scoth's
Hotel &C II.
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MISSOURI.

HANNIBAL.-We venture TO say that there is
moi town in the West that has improved or'is
improving more rapidly than Hannibal, and the
area upon which it is, located will ere long, he
covered with substantial buildings. 1t contains
ten stores, some of them on the most extensive
scale, and all we trust. doing thriving bust
ness, considering the low ebb TO which the po-
licy Of our rulers has reduced the mercantile as
we'll as every other interest There are two
we'll kept hotels for the reception of travellers,
mechanics of all kinds, and hardly a day, passes
that there are nottwo or three steam boats at
onr wharf. The country around is unsurpass-
ed in fertility, and is settled by moral and in
dustrious people, whose productions always
find here ready market. Hannibalis also the
depot of all the produce OF Macon, AudIian, and
parts of Rails and Randolph counties, and an
excellent road has lately been made across the
Sny Island, which places in itimmediate COM
munc alton with the State of Illinois. The
town can also boast of one of the most extent
siye merchant mills in the Wsst.-Hannibat
Monitor. -
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YEyHE SUBSCRIBER offers 10 hls friends anc
e the public in general at his Lumbar fard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Brdge- 'fnce mead Qnlos
Dock,) large and general assortmento seasoned Lu
ber such IS Pannel, ConmoH Select Cuilihgs Jois<s
Rafers, Shingles, Laths, NJ Carolina ana h >. Foof.
ing with every other article 70 ann make ga gSps
p,n will he sold at reduced prices, as have large
quantity on hand All those who buy Cor cash may ex-
49, 49,. = yi;b,r,I discount. ID. Z. THOMAS.
ie 26 dit
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@7-A few Season Tickets may be had, if an early
application be made.~sIt
I7-B oxes 80 cents-Plt 25-Gailery ..
Gy-DOOrs open at O'Clock, and performance to com
ence at u precisely. nls
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"a 10 ri Cd v IA ID.

HD ICIIARD DUVALL respectfully informs ms
y friends and the public generally hat ne mas re5
moved to No. 2I0 BALrrHoRE STREET, I'VE doors
West of his former stand and nearly Opposite turnover
street where he has on hand and shalt continue tn keep
a Iarg, and choice selection {! CARPEFlNC, &c
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony BRUSSELS mPeraa
with Rugs to match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor Bazes. Table and Piano Covers, and all oher
articles pertaining to tie trades most OF the goods are
expressly for the cit; trade and will be sold cheap,
and on as favorable the be purchased
of any house II this city, Philadelphia New YoIks
ffzsPersons wishing supply themselves with an
Moline th,.ir roIections diff au %
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II. V.B.
No. I.-MAINE, 10
No. 2.-RHODE ISLAND,
No. 3.-NEW HAMPSHIRE,
No. 4.-COI$ MEG FICUT, 3
No. 5.-NEW JERSEY, y
No 6.-MARYLAND, IL
No. 7.-OHIO, q
No PENNSYLVANIA, 30
No. 9.-NEW YORK, az
No. 1O.-GEORGIA, II
No. 11.-KENTUCKY, 10
No. I2.-INDIhNA, 3
No. MASSACHUSETTS,, ID
No. 14.-DELAWARE, 3
No. Is -MICHIGAN, ,
No. 16.-TENNESSEE, Is
No. 17.-LOUlSlANA, s
No. 1S.-VERMONT,
2lS
Necrsearv to a choice l49.
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WANTED no PURCTIASTa

II MIEJIAIESI.f. u 10 30 good HOUSE oeTVdht.
Of good character, Of both sexes from 10 10 % years
Of age slaves for life, lor very extensive Hotel in the
city Of New Orleans where they will be well treated,
and references will be given il required, that they are
expressly the gentleman's USE and not for spec
ulaon and fair cash price will be given on application
10 LEWIS +. sCOTTI S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office, No. West Fayette street, basement
o Barnum's Hotel aus
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ACTuAh RESULTS.

We shall give eur readers the admitted re-
suits of the State elections as fast as they come
IN hand
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FREEMAseNRY-M Charles Gist, the asses
sor for the Sd ward of Cincinnati, pays the fol-
lowing tribute to the Masons of that ward, in
letter to the editor of the. Cincinnati Gazette:
&c One fact 1 have ascertained in my travels,
which record as OF general insarest. Much OF
the suffering and privation which exist at all
times, and especially in the winter season here,
find relieved by the. Masonic Fraternity,
whose ioerality provides for the wants not only
of the destitute among their own members and
families, but alleviatess as have reason to know,
many cases of distress in. persons who cannot
make this plea for assistance Doubtless IN this
way. much must be saved fOn the belaft Of others
in our public provision for charity An imper-
tant difference too, is, that IN these eases the IN
diviinal is not compelled to attend publicly as
an applicant for relief, but she sons and daugh-
tiers OF want are sought ouband relieved at their
own humble dwellings. bear this testimony
the more willingly, having myself denied, and
puhiciy, that the order a charitable. instr
tuition, on the principle that its began
and ended at home.
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAvEILERs.

NOTICE TO SOUTHERN IRA VEcIL4EESS.
81 G&Es1t e<srT1 SSSIl.
eisssssnzSaaAZ- sasa=EznzzsEzE -zEezzSzszs1aszzz-
Nh consequence of the advanced state of he season,
h the Boais of the Baltimore steam Packet Co. com
posing the Line niln;ng from Baltimore to Portsmouth,
Va IN connection with the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, and Weldon and Wilmington Railroad, and
WiImng ton and Charleston Steamboat Line, will on
azd after Wednesday next, the 18th instant, make b
three trips per week. leaving the lower end ofSpear's
wharf on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning atas
O'Clock arriving at Portsmouth il time forward pas
sen gers 10 Charleston without moments delay.
Passengers for Richmond leaving Baltimore either
Ofthe above days will sleep board the Bay Boats and
arrive in Richmond the day following by or O'Clock,
r. NJ.
Fare TO NOlfolk, (meals incuded) %
Fare 10 Richmond, meals nclnded) SO
Fare to Wsden, (meals iuclude1l S}4
JOHN C. MOALE, General Agent,
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
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FLORIDA.


A correspondent ofthe New York Commercial
Advertiser writing from st. Augustine on the
End Nov. says:-Our city forthe last three days
has been ia continued alarm. The noted chief
Wild Cat and his warriors, twenty in number,
commenced their depredasians By visiting Cct-,
onel Hansons plantation, about one mile arda
half from the city, and rahbing the negroes of
their blankets, and carrying off three of his
negroes, who made theiaeseare. On Sunday
morning as Lieut. Jadd was approaching the
city, about six miles, with an escort of FIVE dra-
goens, he was fired upon by she same party,a the
moment they were passinga and thre e Immediate
ly fell dead and one wounsled, having sufficient
strength, by aid ef,Lieut Judd to retain his
horse until out Of reach. The scout has return.
ed and report tAatthey cut off the head of the
sergeant and carried it with them, aAd the other
bodies were taken to Fort Sc arle, horribly mutt
ing that the Ipdians are again at Colonel Han
sons, which place is guardedi by only three
white men, and fears are entertained that they
wilI fire his sugar mill and negro house. This
rascal Wild Cats the only Indian who has
committed any murders this side of st. Johns,
and be has within the last twelve months sent
twelve of our citizens tc.:he grave
For the last three days we have had winter
weather and severe storm"
Office ofthe News, I
| ST.. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 8-I2 o'clock, M.
| Information has been received in this city
from Fort Reid, on the st. Johns, that Col. w.
S. HAREEx, I'd Dragons, had captured twelve
Indians, consisting of women and children, last
week, in chat neighborhood. He took trem
| them about 80 blankets, some perfectly new,
and number of pieces of calico, homespun.
&c. This plumber is no doubt some that was
taken when Indian Key was destroyed by the
wretches. Wild Cat, and his party, are still
in this neighborhood. and committing depreda
tons daily.
Fort Hanson about fifteen miles from this
citv. was burnt about three days ago. The
troops that were garrissoning it (voiunteers,)
had not left it but few hours, before 1T was
BURT. There were eight distinct tracks dis
covered around the Fort by the scount who dis
, covered that the place was burnt. One of the
tracks was that of negro, and very large.
is the same party that are daily numbering ou
people about here headed by Hhd Caf, ana
Goa coo-heef
u BUENOS AYRES.
By the ship Brutus, from Montevideo, Sept
18th, we have later dates from Buenos Ayfes
n We learn that Buenos Ayres was still block
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WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

EDY av0ung man from the Northern States HOoN-
Il Keeper assistant Clerk IN wholesHl or retaH
grocery -four commission store, orany other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful n
his employer. The very best Of references will be ven
in regard TO character, sc. Apply 10
LEWIS F GCOTpI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
Ne.2 West Fayete street, basement Of Barnum's City
Hotel. sc 30
SITUATION WANTED-By a you man
y who come highly recommended, either rs
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, Commission Store
Waiter, Barkeeper any other respectable labor
ing work where he make himself useful to his EN-
poyer-and would have objection 10 go to the Soah
or West.-GOod recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, &c. Apply to LEWIS T. sCOI'IiS
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
meHt, No. 2, West Fayc;e street, basement Of the City
Hotel Sc 26
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10 Bales,


And contained, among graf variety Of other gonds,
the following, viz Black and colUred French MeE-
n-es; black and cOlOred pain aud figured Silks; six
Cloves kibbans; figured Blolsde; black Silk l.ace Cot
ton and Linen Edpings; needle-wUTked Collar; black
Silk Velvet; changeahe solored Silks piece black IN
da Saln Pungees; Lut string Cravats; Mouselanc de
Laiae Shtwls and iiandke TcAiefS; S5iss and Muslin
Egings and Insertin :; MulldO. do. white Satin; pk
blue and white Florence sewing Silks; fancy Pr;sts;
scarlet and yellow Flannes; brown Drilngs Tckiags
figured red Fanne black Cloth; do. ribbed CassimeSes
Satinetts various color KenlHcKy Jeans; Canton KIN
nelss bile ehed Musns; fancy Woollen Shawls; eoTsd
Canlbries; black Mohair and Lambs wool Hoses mixed
do. axony Yarn, white, blue, mixed and scarlet Cloud
ed; 500 lbs CotOn Yarn, Nos. g. 9and 10, Guilor4ac-
torys made by James OWing=, Of Baltimore; Carpet
Chain, red green Yellow PAROLE black and blue colsr
l bag Candle Wick: bales Cotton Laps; bale brown
5heetags; crate of QueeHsware; Concy, Spanish and
Mgskral Caps men and-b0ys' Sillet and Cloth Caps
Florence Brad Bonnets yi.h great variety Of other
Articles.
The above reward viii be givea upon application 20
eiAon q the unae signed.
ROBERT .IIAZLETT, GAINESVILLE.
JOSEPH Taylor & SON, Baltimore.
KNOX; LLOYD 8. CO Wheeling
ATWOOD, JONES & co. Pittsburgh
SAMUEL HAG14ETT, Washington.
OetabeT 1910 l6
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From the MlIedgeriLle Recorder.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

| THURSDAY, Nov. 5.
| Mr.. Echols laid on the table the following
| Preamble and Resolutions:
Whereas, several of the Banking Institutions
of this State have suspended specie payments,
and the bill holders of such suspended Banks
have had to submit to great loss and Inconven-
fence in the disposition of their bills, either in
procuring funds abroad or in discharge of their
debts, or otherwise; and it is the opinion of this
General Assembly, that there does not now ex-
list any sufficient cause for such suspension; and
! that there now exists 10 good reason whatever
why such Banks as have suspended specie pay
! mentS should not promptly discharge their liza
bilities by a redemption of their bills, and DIS
charge of all other debts in gold and silver;
and in case of their failure go TO do, that 1ur-
Their indulgence should not be granted, and that
the extraordinary privileges heretofore confer
red, be Withdrawn.
BE IL therefore resolved, &c, That his FIX
cellency the Governor do issue his Proclama-
ton, requiring the several suspended Banks of
this Stale to resume specie payments, and to
discharge their liabilities in gold and silver on
or before the first day Of January next; and on
the failure or refusal of any Bank to redeem
their bills and discharge all their Liabilities on
the day aforesaid, in gold and silver, that his
Excellency the Governor give notice to the At
torney General or the Solicitor General in
whose Judicial Circuit such suspended Bank or
Banks may be, to cause a Scire BaclGs to is
sue, requiring said Bank or Banks. to show
cause why their Charter OF Charters shond not
be set aside, and that the affairs of the Bank be
wound up and brought to close.
Be 1t further resotved, That his EXcellency
the Governor do cause similar proceedings TO
be instituted against any Bank. or Banks that
may hereafter suspend or refuse TO redeem
tEeir bills in gold and silver.
Be 1t further resolved, That his Excellen-
cy the Governor, if he may deem it necessary,
be, and he is hereby authorized to employ any
additional counsel 10 aid the Attorney or Solicit
tor General in the prosecution of all such pro-
ceedings as may be instituted against any sus-
pended Bank; and that for their services so
rendered, they be paid reasonable eompensa-
ton; and that his ExcelenOy. the Governor be,
and he is hereby authorized to draw his
Warrant on the Treasury for the same, 10 be
paid out of the Contingent Fund.