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WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

ny young man from the Northern States Rock
Keeper or assistant Clerk in wholesaI or retail
stOceIy hour or commission store or any other
o H SITUATION where he could make himself useful 10
nus employer The very best preferences will be ven
Ia regard 10 character, &c. Apply to
fc,......,r-.,... LEWIS F. aSC0TTI'5
~, UelSL ItellIgenee, Agency, and Brokers' Office
no Wesl Fayette street. basement Of Barnam's CITY
doteI' ~. t. 1854 Sc 80
SITUATION rG ut. WANTED-By you man
~, mhG can c Solne mgny recommended, either az
WAITER or Barkeeper or any other respectable labor
ing work where he can make himself usef 10 his en1
plOyer,and would have no objection 10 90 10 the sont
or West.-Good recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, &C. Apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTI,S
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
men No 2, West Fayette street, basement Of the CITY
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FOR SALE.
OR WILL BE TRADED FOR ONIIBERAL TERMS
0n ACRES OF LAND, handsomely loca
EOSB ted, and suited 10 an industrious family re
moving West, being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio on the direct road from Cambridge to New Com
ers Town. and within six miles of the Ohio Canal the
adjoining properly improved Forty acres OF the Land
"a on the south side level and excellent for 80
- the plsugh the balance is in TIMBER, con -
ssIng of chestnut oak and poplar of large size. Thert
are two springs Of fine and it is believed large
uppiyl Coal, on this property.
ALSO FOR S.aLE-A VALUABLE FABM, con
tanning 800 ACRES, which if desired may be advanta
geouSy divided into three convenient Farms, situate IT,
Fayete County, Indiana.
FOWLER s. TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
ylsd SoHth street.
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WNTANTED TO HIRE, by the year. female
w Slave-able to do Washing cooking, sc. for
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years Of age
Apply Mt the Pilot Office. au ll-du
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST, -1
AND MANUFACTURER OF
0CELAIN INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
. No. 50 South Sharp street,
, ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bal.
M more, that he is prepared perform every opera
ton apperaining tn his profession, such Cleaning
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. lie will also ini
Incouptbe Teeth Pives Clasps, in the msst
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, Baltimore.
John Needles, 'ooie'
VIM E. Bartlett,
George Truman, D
I, Elisha Z Tow, Townsend, Dentists, Philad
27
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J. 4. TRAvERs, Sec'y

TENTH WARD-WHIGS ATTENTION! =
{h7-There will he meeting of The Tenth Ward Tip
pecanoe Club and the Wings of the Ward generally.
held at Mrs. emperley's corner of Howard and Mul
berry streets, on FRIDAY EVENING, ;jOth inst. at
O'Clock precisely. As this will be the last meeting be
fore the coming election, it's expected that every friend
of Harrison and Tyler in the Ward will come forward
and assist in making the necessary preparations for the
| same. BY order, ELLIOT OD. POOR,
| no 90 Secretary,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
PERFTMEKY! PBitFI NlERYV

PERFUMEKY Y! PBitFt hlERyM
NWTE continue TO manufacture and have for sale
w very general assortment ofPERFUMERY, TOT
LEI. and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &c, pre-
paled from the best materials. aud put up handsome
syIe 10 which we ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city fol the purpose of procuring their fall goods
In addition to the above. we have French, German
and English PERFtAIERY, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms Orders thankfully re-
ceyed and goods carefully packed with the greatest des
patch LG. s. N. w. MCCORMICK,
go No. 10 Gay ST., east of High,
,-- and 222I Baltimore ST.,
SO def I'd dooreast of McClellan's alley.
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SHOE THREADS.

SHOE THREADS
IN LARAE EsF,, No. 20 South Calvert street, has
lie received b. tic arrivals from Liverpool, the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, uprising the various kinds via
BRowH, GREEN, HALF BLEACReD, BLEACHED, and VEL
Low; ali from the factory in Europe. Also, in store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS AMI FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all Sizes &C. &C. all of which will be sold as low
the same articles can be had for in this any other city,
Country merchants will do well to call before purchas
ng dIslm sep II
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LAW NOTICE. o.a..
HNHAS. III. PITTS s. JAS. e. sIE HHzes n Favere
~ ness Lao, have removed 10 tne nnosite Bar
street. few doors east of ST. Paas street, Juriuo
num,s Hotel They may be found at a., a. absent
business hours, when not engage amer Of he tho
from the city. In the absence q are office. ap2i
= No. :; ,5Fs5 AND PRIME BEEF
= 4 5000 lbs WesieTq,A TALBOT ftf JONES co,
For sale by
au 1-eoa4t LIS
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
tnLIREaHING MACHINE

NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THREsHING MACHINE,
FENHE subscriber would inform the public that ne
n has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public believing that they will fully meet the expec
will be found equal, if nQl superior 10 any Machines for
that purpose row in use They are compact, strong,
and believed to be very dLTable calculated be work
ed by faur horses,
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
ng Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale Of Mr. Urnuys Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines; those preferng these
Machines procure them by calling at his Farmer's
r Repository in Pratt street.
sSd 8. EASTMAN
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J. Il. ATsON.

IMPROVED WIRE WEAV NC AND SIEVE
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, .----
No. &c South CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
- E. would particularly inform thos G who buy " O.
Z q YEN WIRE and SLEEVES to sell, that il would
be much their adv luage call him before pur
chasing elsewhere. He als0 manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Cltchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Gases, Windo WIS, Sc; Bird
Cages, Raj and Mouse Traps, sc. &c. oc 2t-dSt*
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EVER-POTNTED GOLD PEN.

TENHE combined qualities of mcoTosblity and dura-
n biIity possessed by this new and beautiful article,
may justly claim for it the title of Ever pointed" The
body Of the pen is gold, an incouOsble metal highly po
shed and will always retain its elasticity and beauty
and the points, are formed Of metal second in hard
ness TO no substance heretofore discoveries having the
indssOubiIity of damond, and wholly nseEsble 10
ioson use eannot Wear in the slightest degree affect
them In addition to these enduring properties, it has
the soness and smoOihRess of the quill pen, and its in
cono.ibly allows free and pleasant flow of the ink.
1t invented by j. l. Hawkins, of LOndon, who also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manshiP and long application KAYE been necessary to
perfect it, and is offered the Ne Plus u1ua'
Of pens having the beauties oflhG quill and metallic pea
combined with its own peculiar exceleRcy of always
tanning the same elasticity, the same easy flow, and the
aame beautiful stroke Interchangeable by time and use.
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptible wear. G3.WarraRted for one year.
For sale by CANFlELD BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets
ola Agents for the Manufactures,
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RENOTICE.-Se

KU ANTED-Immediately at l.. t. SCOTTI'S
w Intelligence and Agency office No. w. Fay
ste street, easement of Banum's City Hotel, Clerks,
Book keepers, Pouers, Walters, Coachmen, LabOTeTs
Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &c.
"a
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STTUATION WANTED-By young man, eli
- her as Clerk Assistant in wholesale and retail
Grocery, Flour, and Commission Stole, in Counting
Room. He is tullyacquaned with mercantile business
and produce the very best kind of references in
gard to character and qualification. For further nforma
uon apply LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S General Intelli
gence and Agency Office, No. West Fayette street
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ne SECOND WARD-The Wing voters OF thi
Ward, one and all, requested to attend the meeting
of the Tppecanoe Club No Q, at WHITE HALL, on
FRIDAY EVENING, to make preliminary arrange
ments for the total discontinue of our opponents 90
Monday next. BY order, r. 8. BUTLER, sec'y OF
{Fy-NINTH WARD POLLS will be held at No. ]
Sharp street, East side, between German and Batm
streets Election for Electors Of President and Vic Z
President OF the U. S. on Monday, Nov. 81, 1910.
GEO. w KREBS, -
THOS f. TILDEN,
- d. /. COHEN,
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SITUATION as Teacher wanted, by young
IN man, (frOm Portsmouth,, COllege,) who has had
two years experience in the business of teaching.
situation in aprivate family an Academy in or
the city, would be preferred. Enquire at the General
Intelligence Office" or address an. N. L., through
the said Office shall be promptly attended TO. 90
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.

The Legislature III session d' ue"RIo' J0
the Portland Advertiser, adjourned on Thursday
having completed the revision of the laws and
.or,e other business, after an extra session oil
five weeks and one day. This is the end OF the
old Loco Foco Legislature. The next session
will show new set Of men, and new political
organization. -
PENNSYLVANIA.
We state with pleasure that number of the
most respectable members ofthe Van Buren, par
ty, in this city, express themselves in terms of
the most decided censure in relation to the outra-
geous attacks that have been made by the Office
holders of New York, upon such men as Messrs.
Grinnsll, Blatchford, and Wetmore. The
Americas serrtinel, also, whic his certainly one
Of the most respectable Van Buren, papers in
the Union, holds this language s-PFR, Eoen-
ing Star ....-.
s'The known and long established character
for honor and integrity Of the parties accused,
together with their solemn denial on oath of the
allegations, ought TO suggest caution in forming
a Judgment till the whole matter is fully invcs-
tigated. We think it is not unlikely that the
story has grown out of the fact, publicly known
at the time, that the wings of New York, in 1888,
applied for persons to come ON from this city
and other places, that they might recognise and
challenge imported voters, if offered by the other
side, which, as they supposed, would be done.
We 6eReec and trust for the honor of the
country as well as of the individuals implicated,
that this will turn out to be the upshot of the
whole matter"
VIRGINIA.
A New PERIoDIcAL.-Ed Edmund Rufiin, Esq,
of Petersburg, Va, proposes to issue literary
periodical, to be entitled g The Southern Maya
zine and Monthly Review" In one depart
ment of the Magazine, Mr.. Ruffin designs fol-
lowing the plan Of the Quarterly Reviews of
Great Britain, The work will have political
tendency in favor of State Rights principles
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REMOVAL.
WzTILLIAM LUSBY respectfully informs his
w friends and the public, that he has removed from
No. III Baltimore street, No. South street, doors
from Baltimore street, on the side South street,
where he intends keeping hand superior assortment
of CT. Otis CASSIMERES and VESTINGS-whieh
he will make up order in the most approved style anu
at the shortest notice and the reasonable terms
oc dat
BUCKETS. BOXES. BOWLS, BASKETS
go 0n FRUIT BOXES and BASKETS
ebOSF 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assorted
LOCO Butter Bowls and Trays
500 superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
Woollen and Flax Spinning Wheels.
DUKEHART s. CO.
10th NO. "a l0lt Baltimore street.
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north side Of Market between Pine and Pearl streets.
BY order of the Judges ocJo
{63- BALTTMORE NTY.-ATTEN1TON!-
FRIENDS OF HARRIsON. The friends of Harrison
In Baltimore county are requested TO attend pubic
meetings to be held nj - O'Clock, on the days and
the places mentioned beow,when addresses will be d
livered by distinguished friends.
On FRIDAY. 2oth, ut Middletown.
On SATURDAY, 3lst, at Parkton Depot, % miles on
the Susquehanna Rail road.
oro3 f
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SIMON.
NEW YONG CONsPIRACY,

0-Since the publication of the handbl by the Cen
trail Committee, another very able the same
subject has been published and will be ready for disr
button THIS DAY, at the Office of the undersigned, No.
North street, near he Patriot Office.
Any Wings who may have opportunities of crcula-
ting them in heirsevera counties of the Stale, par
ticularly requested to cal for copies.
oc30 LEVI FAHNESTOCK.
SIXTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-To YOUR
POSTS ONCE MoRE.-The Sixth Ward Tip. Club will
meet THIS EVENING, Both inst O'Clock, at onion
Hall, Baltimore street and Trpolet's uey.-
Every member is earnestly requested to attend bust
ness of importance will be laid before the meeting By
order oc3O
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n-GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIENDS OF HAIR
RISON AND REFORM IN MONUMENT SQUARE,
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock
Tie several Tppecanoe Clubs of the city will concen
trate in Exchange Place at half past O'Clock and march
in procession TO Monument Square, with Music, Ban
neTs and 1ransparences
Capt. WM H. WATSON has been appointed Chief
Marshall.
i63-TaIented members OF the party will address the
meeting. BY order of the Joint Committee.
oc28 THOS. CARROLL, Sec'y.
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o. ATTENTION FIRST WARD-The five hun
dred and thty-four good and Harrison voters of
the First Ward are requested to meet at the Market
space, Fes Point, Saturday night, at 0c lock- for
Square. BY order, A. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Sec'y. r
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RICHMOND, Oct 27-Arr schrs Julia Olivia, fun New
York; Amanda, Bnllimore
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WING ELECTORAL TICKETE

G3-THE WING STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE
will meet THIS AFTERNOON, the 3Qth, at O'Clock
oe30 N. +. WILLIAMS, Chairman
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nF-TICKETS FOR THE SEVERAL COUNTIES
can he had on application to any member of the CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE. oc28
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

Mn. ECREsRY-Sir In your paper Of tbs s3d
March, you have a paragraph in which you eyince
a want Of correct information ON de slhject Of Annnal
Magnetism. You misquote the late newspaper para
graph. Itdres not say ANY of the mineulou acts. bu,
reading under such and such distractions Your
authority i a newspaper correspondent. Now a Com.
miitec Of the Royal Academy Of Mellieure. in Pnri.
after on investigation Of FIVE years, reported in 1891,
that Animal Magnetism was true in all its claim.-
Now my secptieism will not reject the report Of such
a Committee without a careful trial Bot a nev.,ape,
paragraph and a PARIS oorespondent-Good lack :!
Good lsokN Tha, any man of cool mind and cnlisbL
ened reason Should be carried away with hem.
OF the reality Of the Magnetic sleep, there arc now.
neither IN France or any where ia Europe. NM well
informed mind on the subject, who doubt. Which
would evin'e the most wisdom. Mr. ArCrcar. 10 risk
being g"aed by newspaper correspondents. or to risk
an eHamrn1iion by your sensesl ! emit urging fhr
lact' that u the latter be the safest course u might h,v.
been well to have deferred yJur editorial for q day or
two. ~
I fec no untindncs " yos. nor wonder tl,, 80, a..
eroduIou' enough to repeat fT the fifty ,hou-.nath i,me
an opinion never Uttered bot 10 be refutcd
Al Tho revenge 7 ash is ihai YOU will fcso n
pense attend my Lectures. on Condition ihat 7 nav vop
for your time Il you are not convinced Of all se Ie,5.
ing dogmas Of Magnetism, and also conditioned 81,
lyou arc convinced thai here . something real !,
That you shall IN ySur respectable PAPER rceunt your
an sir, your servant.
S UNDERmIL
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MrEriSo AT THr LIMESTONE scnooL-nousr.-
We did not attend. rs VIC had intended. the meeting
st the Limestone School.housc on Saturday last. We
have. however. had a very graphic description Of il
from one who was present. and shall make our CON-
ments accordingly. The merung wos crsaniz-d in
due form. about equal numbers OF each party being
present. An hour for each speaker was agreed upon.
and the debate commenced. Ms. MFcrran, on the
part Of the Administration. was the first speaker. lie,
il is said. made rather the besi speech Of the three
that were made on that side. lie did not write this
time. and all decide ilot. hs effort a, exiempors speak
ing was much better than the only cricmpore attemp,
ever made by the Hon. Isaac HILL, in Congres.-
II Mfr. MFeran had words a ID ideas he would be a
good speaker.
Mr. w NIX, Lambdin followed. Mr. 1. is ofen
listened 70 here with much pleasure, and il is said that
TN. was one OF his best efforts. His hour was n5s
with sound argument and calculated to do good.
Mr.. Newman followed him. with the same speech
that he usually delivers. where he tells about his hay-
ing iIubibcd democracy in the Auid that nourished his
infancy. lie i. 50 fond of dwelling on thi, assertion,
and IL seems so vivid in his memory that hi, hearers
have become impressed with the belief that he has
received additions to it very recently, and he may. for
ought VIC know be daily in the iabii of acquiring his
nourishment in that innocent way.
Col. Parnoii, succeeded. He is n good speaker q.
all know for a popular audience and he seems not 10
have lost n whit of that yigor that formerly character
iTed him. In anticipation Of the odium that would be
attempted to be cast upon the character of Hamilton
by The speaker who would fnllow him. he passed. We
are told, one Of tho most beautiful ~enlogies upon thai
statesman. The Colonel, we believe, advanced argu-
men;s Shs, viii no, be forgotten. and viii be remcm-
5ered for good.
rol. Thompson fhep came on the stand and occu.
pied hr hour mostly in attempting to prove-wha,
think you, rcaderi That our so viour was the first
d mocrai, and the Deity the first banker. Hsnce ne
argued ,hati, was impieiyin ma. to create banks. We do
n; intend to act the judge between his conscience
and his God. however impious we may think such rs.
scriions, on his part.
Col. Kelley then added his fire 10 the Wing charge.
and IL produced some manifestations Of retreat among
rhe foe. Ia commenting u?nn Col. rs. profane argu-
meni. he censurcd IL pretty severely. but condesccnd'
cd 70 complete The figure the other had used b. rug.
Costing ii as a fair inference that Judas IscaIiet was
the first sub-treasurer. IL was a home thrust and had
the effect Of convulsing the audience nj the e1p.nse
Of Col T. Mr.. Kelley give up the last half Of his
hour. rs il wa getting late. TO Ifnj. Good. Senator
from this district, and a conservative. Mr.. Good very
clog uently and beautifully portrayed the position OF
the conservatives and the reasons. for that position.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

" The Huron Advertiser gives a ludicrous A..
Count Of q Tory gathering at SaDdu.ky city, Erie co IR-
w. on The Ith maj. After four weeks preparasior
and advertising the performance m newspapers and
handoiils' the day OF meeting arrived. The Advert
SIR iLus describcs The opening scene:
About IL o'clock. noon, a sofi strain OF music WI
neard' and n procession Of six wagons and fou. men
on horses. (all told was seen ia The PRINCIPAL street,
isiiowing two clarioreis and n ha.s-Irum, The lati :,
bumped Justify by a boy. The procession moved on.
qnieiy and deInurely- "hurrn' was attempted oppo.
sHe 10 . grocery but II was faint. and evidently mo
60. Tn big gun went off occasionally, and the BOYS
(the Provoking imps ? shouted "liuTra for old Tippe.
Canoe"
All this was intended to initiate the ray in which
~ iiPpeeanoe Boys do up their business. but il would
~ ! 20 The number present 90. pa, down al 400
me hird boys, and one third liar SON men. Ii
was a spiatless concern.
Inc managers OF a'e farce were, one sheriff and his
eePu'y' one county treasury. one record n. one Indian
zsen' al e'shf dollars per day, one post master. and
Tie usual compliment obscene shiiiers.
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J y. MHARTON. Edtor and Preprier.

TESss-The Tr-weekly Paper is published on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at IS per annum
in advance. or So At the end Of the year. 60 for sI
months No subscriber received for a less term Than
sr months.
TIE Weekly paper, the wcsiern Virginia Times. j,
Published on Wednesday at 50 so per annum in nd.
vance. or 3 II not paid within ono month from the
beginning of the year. Nune~ subscribers will be re-
reived, except slch as pay in advance. For 6 months
II 50 Is invariably charged. No subsc rbcr received
tot a less term than six in,nths, and no paper discon.
Iinued. except at the discretion Of the publisher. sntil
all srroarages are pail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

CE-. Van BUEES-Tbe editor Of the Fer-s B,B,o
Courier thinks u Is ~lsUghable 10 hear the bco-sooo IN.
tors tsb q HsyrSons eowarjics. and - IN trstb 4. n
What Do hey really think of General Won Buren,,
bravery-and Of his oldien-sphrtreusurers--FlmsJ ,
Jog on1 sN' Mighty sIient fellows. eh,-F,v.
years irjing % whip = thousand Indisns. and no,y bsv,
70 enlist dogs % do what men could DOT aceon-fs 3,
~ ~ ~ vs,- .oa-C- 81
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SENATE

An amendment proposed 10y Mr.. Atkinson to The
bill TO provide by a temporary loan for ihe deficiency
in the Treasury"
Strike olt all uC he first seeIion after the wuni .tLat'
and insert rs followG
cit shall be the duty of the Treasurer Of this Com.
~monwcalih 10 sell n pablo auction. 10 tho Ia hest bid.
der 900 shares of the Bank stock belonging to ia,
State, sner having published The time and place Of sale
IN al least two OF the newspaper in Richmond and
such others rs he may think necessary, for at leas,
twenty days before The day of sale. Not more thar
2OO shares TO be sold in any one month; and the pro.
ceeds thereof shall he deposited ia the same mnI,ner
as other monies belonging 10 the State"
The amendment was decided in the negaiiye-ayes
9. noes 81.