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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

often occur, and remarks are made. from which no
, hArm would come Al they were published 10 the
world, provided what went before and came after
could likewise be known; but taken out of their con-
nee''on, they makea false impression Its by re
Iaung The disDointed circumstances, and repeating
fragments OF conversations, that so much mischief
IS uone by those admitted into the bosom of fami-
You know that with the Arabs, partakng salt is
"a pledge Of fidelity, because the salt is symbol OF
hospitality. Such a sacred gratitude for hospitality
Toy never making any disparaging remarks or idle
communications about those into whose families Won
fare received. know persons who will say un +.
sbushingly, am sure that MIR. So and So Is not
Kind to his wife. | saw enough to convince me of
y when was there. Mrs. =. is very mean in her
FAMILY How do you know thatl Il am sure l.
|ought to know, for staij month in her house,
u yod wish TO be convinced that Mrs. l.. has no,
government over her children. 20 and stay there a,
week as did, 'rhe BIS and their stepmother try
70 live happily together but If you were in their
family as much as am, you would see there is mol
love lost between them
Now you perceive, my young friends, that the
very reason should have sealed this gossp's lips
idduced as the ground Of your faith her evil re-
port.
have dwelt long on this topic of gossiping, my
young friends, because, as l said before, believed
q TO 6e prevailing fault in young and socia
country. The only sure mode OF extirpating IT is
by the cultivation Of your minds and the puri6ca.
lion of your hearts.
All kinds and degrees OF gossping are as dis. :
tasteful TO an elevated character as gross and un.
wholesome food Is TO well'trained appetite.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
The New ADMrsrsrRArrox.-A Washing,

IHE New ADMIsIsrRArIos.-A Washington
Correspondent Of the New York Commercial
says:
ut would be difficult TO eXaggerate the amour
OF work that is gone through by the President him
|seli and by the Secretaries. They have given. b,
their unrins iabors. the best evidence Of the ener.
|gy ana activity which will he brought into the prac
cal conduct of affairs so Ion. as thew remain in of
lhce The President himself is an early man, anS
$50 are all the Secretaries. They all despatch A,ct
work before breakfast. Gen. Harrison's habits OF
3rlsing with the dawn are well known. Mr.. Web.
isters are not different During the last WINTER with
ITS exciting business and all its exhaustng cares
and tolls, he was up with the whistle of the engine
that indicated the starting of the railroad cars for
Baltimore at six o'clock. He disposes of the many
necessary demands on his time, correspondence, Sc
before the earliest vis,er would take it into his head
to call"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
SEARCH AT SEA

The brig Richmond of Salem, from Mozambique
bound, was searched by British maj
of War off the African coast, making according I,
the Salem papers, the fifth vessel belonging to tina
port which had been searched by British Cruiser
within the last SIX months.
The Pretenee Of these indignities, no doubt, is tn
suppression of the African slave trade So that tn
motive must be held in some respect, though the in
suit DC Noticeable. What are the treaty stipula
IONS between Great Britain and the United State
tor the suppression Of the slave tradel Can an,
reader furnish us the information7 We can hardI,
imagine that abandoned in theory, the right o
search would be resumed in practice, withou, som
color OF Pretext from existing treaties with England
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
THE ORATORIo

The oratorio, Friday night, was Musical En-
tertainmsnt'of the highest orler. The Chorus wa
indeed grand. and could not we think. lie surpa.
sed even by the Bostonians, celebrated a. they ar
for rich Church Music. But we were really sur
'prised to see, comparatively speaking, so few ci,i
zens in attendance. Can il be accounted for in IN
threatening aspect Of the evening, or must it b
attributed to lack OF taste in the community D
We can hardly suppose the lauer-ye, we nigh
|be p'rdonsd Tor INDUCING the thought after wit
messing the thin audience Friday evening and IN,
little encouragement given to society, or rathe
"a band Of amateurs, seeking to revive a musca
taste in the city, and aspiring to excellence in IN,
most beautiful OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
A POINTED SHEER.

In his message Of 26th March, communicating to
the y. York Legislature, the Governor of VIrginia's
refusal to deliver up the forger Curry, Gov. Sc
ward disclaims all measures Of retaliation, injury
and rephsal, as unworthy the dignity ofNewYork,
and inconsistent with its federal relations" And
adds THE Executive of this State therefore will
not, although such course has the sanction of the
example Of his eEcellency the Governor of Virginia,
offer large rewards to induce persons to seize with.
the jurisdiction and in violation Of the laws Of vir.
gina fugitves from the justice Of this State, requi-
lstons for whose delivery have been denied by the
Executive Of Virginia"
We understand this to be a sheer, and bi,te
one too, at the form Of retaliation adopted by
,Governor Gilmer, in determining that Virgins
should not surrender to New York her runawa,
ifelons and murderers, when they happened to b,
lnabbed within our confines, but that she woul,
imagnanimousy relieve New York of The burther
Of their maintenance in prison by maintaining then
herself New York could certainly ask no NOR
from the sislerly affection of this Commonw ealth
and in gratitude, ought to accede to our Jus, deman,
for the three fugiliyes who spirited away the ne.
gro.
His EXcellency links Sneer to sneer. "The EI
'eeutve Of New York, (he says will not appeal t,
supposed interests and sympathes in other States
and attempt 10 combine one portion Of the Unor
against another, hut will cheerfully abide for hi
cause the test oftime and investigation"
Very mignasimous truly, Satisfied that Vir
GINA should be honored with the residence and sad
died with the maintenance Of Curry, Gov. Sswar,
aforgives he injuyto New York, and patrioticalll
determines to make no appeal to the Confederate
around her To procure redr.ss We certainly ad
mire the g cd sense and worldly wisdom Of his dc
termination to say nothing Of the patriotic forbear
ance and respect for the Union which are somewha
+ Unnecessarily iugged IN reasons, when there wer
others Of such all sufficieney.
There Is a suppressed spirit ofaIu,aton through
out Gov. Sevard's Message 2. Inc course OF Go,
fGilmer, and not unniturtlly, since il afforded III
bes, apology yet made for his own. (The messae
was puJlishsdin the Wing Of last week. Gov. Pa
TONS missive suuendtring the fugitive Curry, "
calculate, was less agreeable to his ErcelIeney
taste. We have yeiseen no response from him
that communication, and ook for il With some cur
|gguy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

Citizen Blthie states in his last paper, tLat Gen
Harrison was indebted 10 the .8boliiOHids Tor hii
success in Ohio. The Harrison majority in Obi,
vas near 25,OO0 Whilst we were in Richmon,
last iaU' m attendance upon the Wing Convention
We heard ms self same Citizen Richie read a lev.
ter 90 the Spsat House which he said he had los
received from one ofthe most distinguished men i
Ohio, and N which u was uited that the 5hols 1b
clifton dreHgih IN thai State ioos not oVsr ten sn
sand. Old Tip having received $1,000 msioritr
over aod above the who'e abolition vote We cal 70
on tha' celebrated anthme,ican, Thomas Richie
10 tell as how IL is that hn is indebted 10 the Aboli
tonistfJr bis success N Ohio. We only ask for IN
Formation Chss. .adpocafs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
To the Editors Of the National IaieLigenetr.
WASHINGTON March 36 1871

Messrs. Editors: In consequence of the accom-
|panyng statements, made by Messrs. I. J. SmitI
and F. 5. Myer, aud rendered to me, in the pre-
sence OF counsel on both sides, with an understand
ing that they be published, | have accepted tn
same, and directed my suit against them for ibe! Il
be dismissed, as expressed in a note TO the Clerk O
che Court, OF which you have also a copy herewith
And according to said understanding, beg YOU WI,
give those statements, with this and the accompa
nying note 10 the Clerk OF The Court, an early IN
Sertlon in your paper and oblige
Your Didn't servant
ROBERT MAYO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water, thi, day, 5. O'Clock, P. NJ.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Richmond, Chester, New York, sundrie,
Schr Daniel Parker, Curtis. New York, suodr,,..
Scbr Ann Eliza, Somcrs, New York, sunJfies
SAILED,
Sehr f. s. Landrum, Hongshead, Balumoi E
coal.
s'hr Sarah & Mary, King, Boston, Tobacco &
Flour.
Sehr Flash Lake, New York, coal.
VIA CANAL.
ARRlYED-Canal boat Highlander, King. viii
20 tons merchandise, to Bagwel, Smith 4 Jones
Fry K Co, l. u Crenshaw & Co, l. Ludam Il Son,
w DibroIl & Co. Il & r Gwaihmsy, and Shields
x Somervi.le: paying SIjQ II toll.
Canal boat Gen. Harrison, Pamplin, with So
tons merchandise, To uaRall & Co, Dolan, Kinno
IS Co, J. Ludlam 4 Son, and Blgwoll, Smith &
Jones' paying ESQ S.
Canal boat Columbia, Devinnoy, with merchan.
I've to Il T Gwathmey, Shockoe Warehouse
hni a Warwick \ Co.
CLEARED Canal boat Pocahontas, with 37i
tons merchandise for New Market and Lyme. burg
Isl37 ~ toll.
Canal Boat Lancaster Harrington, with 70 ton,
|merohandye, fos Lynchburg, Scottsville, and War
|reni paying SliT ~ toll.
Canal Boat Jos. g. Cabeli, Bailey, with 81 ton,
imerchandiEe, to seotsvilIe and Lynehburg. payin.
i3ll9 81 toll
Canal Boat Lynchburg, Johnson, with sundries
,or New Market, Lock -, and Scottsvillo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
WAsnlse1or. MAncn1i-1s1l

"A7HlNNTohf MARCH 70, ISL
SIR: II is my desire that the matter in con,ro
|yersy between yourself on the one part, and Mr..
Niger and myself or the other, should be settled.
am confident that you can have no intention Of
making me legally responsible for an act IN which
had no actua participation, and where there was no
intention on my part TO wound your feelings or in
Amy way injure you. The piece which appeared IN
the Metropolis" for the publication Of which you
have brought suit against me, 50 appeared In that
paper while ! was IN Florida " CuJa, and never
knew OF II or II until after process was served
upon me. Had il been handed me e., 1ubl,cat,,o
should have rejected u. .Iasmuch a, should h,vs
con'defe9 y Objectionable IN evey point Of view,
80 particularly as | knew nothing Of your public
Or private affairs. This much I should have long
since stated, but for my residence in Florida and
absence from the city. The charges in the publ
cation do not and cannot in any way Justify, as /
know nothing Of the matters therein alleged Dur
Ing my absence the affairs Of the paper we're ef in
the care OF y. S. Myer, Esq. the proprietor. / %
not know, Of my own know ledge, who was lh,
author Of the piece Which appeared against YOU an,
for the publication Of which you have brought suit
Yours, sc.
Dr. r. MAIo. T.JsMGTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
PUBLIC LECTITpE

nc HHth Lecture before the Library Association
will be delivered by professor a. T.. Wa,ns, don
The inhuenee OF custom upon the Physical, Social
and intellectual condition Of Man." on Tuesday
evening, April 8, at o'clock, in the hest Baptist,
nearthe Monumental Church. Tickets Of adms-
SION may be had At all the Book Stores, at d. d.
rfsnklIn'ssboe store on the bill, and 1T the door,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
SPRING DRY GOODS,
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.
APRIL. 1871.
GENTLEMEN's ELEGANT PEGoEn
SHOES.

1--WE have just received per steamboat CoInnh,. r.,
n,litnors; supply OF the above Shoes. mad. bx
hs celebrated Manufacturer. q sntlemrn vanti,.
handsome and good Shoe low price will can ~
themselves They has handsomely as sny shoe. ~, u.
saw we have also some OF Pcck's Boots very b,n.
Eeou' ~. BURLINGTON a. co
no,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

'CaHHns" is the production of one of the clear
lest heads and profoundest thinkers in the State-on.
whose views on any subject cannot fail to command
consideration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

IL 4. reported that Gen. jackson has become in
volved beyond his means, by endorsing for his ne
Phe~, MAJOR Doneson. We hope, with our cotem
poraricS, that the rumor will prove ncorrect-for w
should regret TO have the Ex President s,ripped o
ms property IN his OLD ase-athoush in his old age
ne mas been the instrument of stripping thousand
OF our citizens of all their property.
The Ex-PREsrDEsr.-It is not true, rs stated i,
some prints, that Mr. Van Buren, intends to resid
IA this city. He will make Undertook IN, no ne
". Y. Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
DEBATE AT ALRANY

We viii io-morfo~ take soms note OF the pro.
eesdinss in the Senate Of New York on the Con
trcversy with Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
JsMITfI.


WASHINGTON, mARcB %, 1871.
DEAR SEA; BE pleased to dismiss the suit o
Ropeu Mayo ~. Thomas J. Smith and Frankli
s. Myer FOR libel, now pending in the Circuit Cour
of the District Of Columbia, on the defendants pay
Ing the costs, and oblige
Your Obodient servant,
ROBE IT MAYO.
VIZ. BRESr, Esq. Clerk Of the Court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
VALUABLE ALnEMARLE LAND ron

TIVE Farm and residence beIopyins % ,,. 1890, 20,
iao Professor Davis aioining the TOW of Chs,
willie, offered for sale ""' Nnaihues-
ne Farm consists Of about 80 ofthe BEST Al mr.
hAkLE RED Ia Nd well waicred and IN hI,h -, IT
aud within oonve nient distance h ,Y.s, S
more than % acres Of land SUFFICIENT 10 .nv
, with the main tract '' WIN" VIII DC sold
me tm buildings are ofthc proper rptisp and I'm
ikoou oIuer The Dwelling House is OF brirk rox.,sd
VIII un OF two stories, besides an elevated ba,ssn,
'ht cepacious apartments without rec koning ,hs 80
eu me basement, which latter contains Iour rcoms
No OF mem provided with plank floors and tbIri Con-
iueteu Tor aud used as ktchsn The Who'll. hauss A.
so1 repair ana has oil the requisite Offices aaeheJ
mere Is also an overseer's house, &C ~e"e"
considering is vicinity to the University Of yirgi,i M
iC'uehce OF The society around lis snd
oteuy a residence, anu the agric utuIal deies n
SeIls' an estate 50 desirab IN seLom in marie,
IcIsoh- Wishing 10 purchase, will be shevn The nYe,n
~ any lie upon application there and NAV nav. ,
et nioInaon hy addressing themselves M by LETT,
1IoM Pad To the Undersigned to Mcssrs Iue,n mi
Holm u. Minor, az Charlottesville LUCE" """
" sale IS not effected pTiyateIy beGor. s.,,t.. Al,
s OF June next toi which notice will be given th, mr.
<bidder 1900 ~"'''i w ue hlsheAt
The terms will be made accommodating
H There will also be sold the Farm mr. sep.,,,a
Ip' uaet OF about lh5 OF Wood land yity sbon,
miles west of University, the LyncRb1rs road
, MhRv JANE DAVIS
~ - GU ErrcufrIT o j. A Oar 5seia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

Is 1000 gGIT Funds on New YorE 10, AL. n.
W Fry CO..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

Me,rys tea" dropped ~ her work, but she mad,
Y, ols seeL<vpY Bhe had too much delicaey to pro
claim her cousins private good deeds; and she Z
not tell how Matilda, having had n small sum o.
money, which was 70 have been invested in new
silk gown, gave u instead 20 her kind aunt illy
who was sinking under a long indspOsition, which
her physician said might be removed by Journey.
ID Was-and We believe Matilda little cared how
much these girls gossIped about her Owed flock.
julia lyefs turned the conversation bv SAVING
Don't you think II strange that Mrs. Sanford lef,
Maria ride out with Walter lsbel1
Yes, indeed, and, what Is worse vet accent ,,c
SCENTS from him.
Why does shep exclaimed julia. staring o,.,
her eyes, and taken quite absek by another psrso,
knowing bit Of gossip which had not vet re ,eb.
her ears.
YES she does; he brought her tbre. el,g,r
plants from New York, and she wears a riog ,yb,c
be must have given her; for you know n. Sar
iords could not afford 20 buy such things. and. h,
sdes, they never do
have given but specimen Of various ebnr,,
tiers and circumstances which were discussed till n
young gossps were interrupted by q propositl,
irom the president that the name Of the socie
should be changed; for as she said the little Oh
rites they did 9Th their needles were poor OF,
against the unehartsbleness Of their tongues
There is a species Of gossipng aggravated
troachery; but, bad as this is Il is sometimes col
mittcd more from thoughilossness than malice.
sifl y invited 10 pass day, a week or a month
may be, IN family. Admitted 10 such on intm
ey, she may see and hear much that the laSa
would not wish 70 have reported. Cireumsiane
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
REPRESENTATIONS.

= The spirit of This enemy health and happiness hs
reduced many individual poverty d>re anguish and death
Like Felix deenc amportSn point convenient
season. many lose the opening oPPeuritcs OF serving themselves
and Others Fruc-Snaton business produces the
spirit health and many person adopts every cy for
the neglect of the and the OF In Of
cpeut consumption.
bleeding and bern rcsoed tand the patient tortured
by and drugs Why'
Horehound Candy The isl will bet
days vliconsu physician. THIS and hs
saws quack medicines The paen; knowing hnralc
effects for package takes unknown the physician
and the doctor boasts Of h miraculous
recovery ,u~pcctng that done By package
Horehound Candy. from IS Division street
PEASE'S CANDY.
family all afflicted with the Group and medical
attendant espaired children moe
emily warmly recommended c,nniablc llE ura
Candyard tho result srap cfsscous ThSny
now cuoy their usual health medical
novegc efficacy the well - the old
est. Signed. = IoNNEk W ChMcS street
For sale wholesale retail by J. pEsSE SON Is Division
s,rnc, a.0-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
GrNreAL. uARRlsoN,s rAaaLY.

Tho following relatives Of Gen liARRlsoN were present IN
the city on the dav Of the Funeral viz
Mrs JANE HARRISON, Of Ohio, Sons WIDOW and two
Mrs. TAr1ox, Of Virginia (niccc daughter and two
sons
PIE lIARRisox (grand-:on.) o: J C 5. Harrison,
and grandson of Gen. Pike.
Mr. d. o. CouPELAsD of Ohio, (ncphcw.)
Mr.. BESJAuIs HARRlsox. OF Berkeley, (ncPhew)
HEynY HARRlsoN (grand-nephew, son OF the preceding
who mas acted as confidential Secretary Of the President
Dr. Jony McSE of Charles City. Va. (nephcw
We NAV also add the nanc of Mrs. FINDLAY Of Ohio,
who adopted Mrs. Jane Harrison daughter and
who almost invariably occupied the right hand of the
President a his table.
The following arc the surviving relatives who were abb
sent:
Mrs HARR1sos the Generals bcreaved widow.
JoHS ScOTT HARRIsoN, the only living son.
Mrs Judge SnoR1 eldest daughter
Mrs. Dr. THoRsToS dnughcr.
Mrs TAYLOR daughter. All these living at or near
North Bend
Mr. TAYLOR and his wife and family expected TO be-
come members Of the Presidents family for the whole term
Of his service.
The following the of the dcceased members of
the family:
Lucy HARRIsox n daughter married Judge Este.
J. c. 5. HARnIsox SON. married Miss Pike Both dead
WM. H. HARRisoS, Jr. married Miss Jane Irwin. His
widow presided at the Presidents table, and her per
sona grace= have commended her TO the affections OF all
who have had the pleasure to know hcr
Dr.. BgxJANIs HARRisoS, Il son. Died the last summer
CARTER b. HARKlsos. who lawyer Of fine talents,
and accompanied General Harrison to Coloinbia Died
fMadsoa:an
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
pv hi, Horning's Southern Mail.

.r,or,p..-Tte Tallahassee Sentinel OF the ad instant
rho Indians are fast leaving TanPa Bay for their
,hc far Wee. Upwards of 400 were already on
, I wnv saq1sJonc. has word to Gen ArIi'''ead
r,, c need no, send a 20 him. as nc would not 60
Can, Kerr ha. also captured 20 Indians With their Chief
CO., ru>cnnggec The Sentinel looks upon the wax as
an ,,4,i.hed since Jones l. vet unconqucrcd
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
BEAI,S' HAIR STORATIVE.


& . CEDAR STREET 1e;,r BroadFay-Rcoms open both
) y dav and evening. ! ron 10 O. and IRON TO j.
This course Of Of the useful practice
OrtrNa through rhch udcGi
us.isr rhs 7>trIo;ioa OF c. G MARSH, Accountant.
Thc-e !~aSs tlrartr; . adsviilais
..nzlr.
Cssa book Dsr book jos-gai Ledge
Trua>soioc~ Partnership business openin@ ooo%S
buyng. -.ng lending pairing reccR- pnynen uins anu ta
iug taking notes, 1riAi baanec
OF ;he above and paving notes
paving cash and mechan'e failure ana
compromise ss2pny account Importing merchandise ds
eouu-g accepting selling exchange barieF!ns shpp %
;Esurng. trial balsac.
OF the aborc and
uE do closing do buying exchahse conf
.Pecuaon sles closing company account
book balancing cash exchanging no trial
belancee
Transactions Making eight grand practical
u,hv book sales book and cash book
balance cour the books rcopenng accounts
ready calculations
No course believes has beer de-
calculated practical hno"edgc OF Book
Keeping offered the pGbh and thing short Of
a vii prove OF ht,le use
good eyons about three weeks 10 hc
will BE- qualified keep. correctly aad elegantly the books OF any
9 v, MARSH NutAor OF
The Science OF F1y Book Keeping Slmpdl stand
ard edition. go pages eyo.-Sl25
ae SngleEntr- hccprc improved by the intro
duct!on ol Proof Balance" l30 pages. sso75 ccuts
Lecture Study of Book Keeping. With Balance
, ra,, nampbet q pace. l2rno-ls cents. alo lw
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
. Agriculture

~ .r~;cu,sure-Mr H. CoiM,S's Address the Agcui-
tur Of the United States delivered before the American n.'
, r III. ,.v of Nv York Wednesday the liih INST al
Arrnr and tho frioais Agriculture also Agricultural So
cos in this with the friends Oh Improvement S
orally, invited % attend :, -.
M c. great experience employment for years by the "oSen
of Massachusetts; the Agricultural surrey c
STATE combined accomplishments ehoas render %
fully cqua; . tsS inrtakng. 4'aiE
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Nothing vas done Stock Exchange Saturday in
ouence of the funeral obsequcs OF the late President
Pan of L. : Bank Stock made at either
board on saturday PLiadel bank sold fan advance OF
pr cent Al the second board S State & for lS6i sold at 76
Gov PonrERs Veto Message published length the Harris
,rrh 1t objects repeal Of the penais to which the
Banks are liable that bill precrbcs when the repeal
a cease and pension Instead Of repeal shouldha'c
bcn rse As authority proposed be given to the Banks to
issue ad under Eve dor the Governor refers the
Legislature aat chat If this be ao" "od
they may despair seeing dollar specie circulation
That portion bill which orbis ha, bank directors shall
he- collectively OF Individually liabilities exceeding Ger
tam limits directly issues and expansions
W opposes the requiring Of banks to be stockholders
and says that the tie banks and pay on
more bu, their own rendered by the exception OF
pe, contracts provision ALLOWING the u s Bank reduce
t capital to SiOOOoo HIM unw unnecessary and un-
constitutional
He saws ,hn, he retained The long or the OF
peuc with great care should become alaw he doubts whe
r ,b Of the banks of the Commons would accept
n,oys;on He conclude. his message with remarks the
condition Of banks III Pennsylvania
The BIZ: by MIR. Johnson as substitute ha' Pea Inc
Helsc in OF the Whole