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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY AND
MIR. Bolts.

The general reader Is no doubt acquainted Win
the fact that during q debate on the resolotiooe o.
censure against Nr. Adams. in tho House o. re-
presentatiycs Cor presenting . petition % 'i'0
the Union, Mr.. Bolts ridicnled the ides % ee''
;nr Mr. ADAM. xbil., one OF the Secretaries at
The o,he, end of The Avenue, (iudge uPsbuf) had
exore..ed himself an open. undisgsised advocate
Il, II. d;..oI,t;op Of the Usion. This Mr.. Wi.e
d.nied exo,.t on conditions and qualifications
which he stated the Secretary could defend. Mr..
Wise wrote q note /, Judge Upsiur, enclosing q
,sro,, of Mr.. Bots' and his own remarks in reply,
asking whether be Judge u had made such as
sessions. The Secretary returned an unqualified
denial Of the truth Of the remarks Of Mr.. Bolts.
whei eupon Mr.. Bolts takes issue with him, and
promises to sub.tsntiate what he said, viz: that
Judge Upshur was an " open, uodisguised and
boosted advocate Of the dissolution Of the Union
1t 10 well known that the Secretary Of the Navy,
was regarded. during the South Carolina troubles,
as a NulIiher, and as a lesder among the Disunion-
ists of Virginia. Indeed a gentleman has publish
ed a card in the Richmond Wing, affirming that
Judge Upsbur proclaimed to him. in the streets OF
Norfolk, that he had been the hrs, to hoist the Dis
union Gag in Virginia. The Secretary in his rrPly 10
Mr.. Wise, states that his associations and those Of
Mr.. Bolts have been so different, that nothing but
mere acciden, ever brought them together! This
bombastic display Of social superiority Is but anus
ing. to say all that one could Of il, and will avail
he Secretary very little, in discreditine the dictum
Of Mr.. Bolts. who is thoroughly confident Of max
ing good what he has publicly asserted, aad wha'
the Hon. Secretary fatty denies. Tho public in
the mean time, will anaiously await the denoSe'
ment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

On Saturday last, MIR. Scott, chairman Of the
Special Committee on the subject Of a resumption
OF specie payments, submitted a repor. to the Sen.
ate Of Maryland, which was adverse to the provi-
sions Of the bill lately passed b, The House Of Del
egates. compelling a resumption by the Banks Of
that State. The amendments proposed by the
committed Of The Senate, are that the Banks of III.
State be permitted to issue bills of any denomina'
ton not less than one dollar, and these bills to b.
redeemed in specie, provided = larger amount thar
FIVE dollars ia not demanded by any person at one
time, nor more thar ten, either directly or ind,recr
", in any one day. The day for the resumption o
all liabilities by the Bsnks is fixed for the 18Th o
January, l843.
The has, section provides for the suppression o
al notes or issues Of individuals or corporations
excepting thoss Of The Rail Rosd and Canal Com
Psuie', nr5e' = penalty u hhy dolsr. for ssch Of
Re,es.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
A. K~ERSHNER, Pres't,
J EYSTER, Cashier.
RICHMOND, Feb. 3.

RICHMOND, Feb. 3.
TREASURER OF THE Commonwealth.
Yesterday, FABlUs NJ. LAWSON, ESQ.,,
was elected Treasurer Of the Common
wealth. There were four ballots before
the election was effected ; but Mr.. l.. re-
ceived on the last a very decided MAORI
ty. This result must be highly crafty.
ing to the many friends Of Mr.. Lawson in
our City. To be elected over competi-
tors Of so much worth as his rivals were
known to possess to be elevated over
gentlemen of such popularity and high
qualifications, is q compliment very hon.
orable to him. Mr.. Lawson has for
many years acted as CHEZ Clerk Of the
Treasury Department. u is contrary TO
the usual course OF things to elevate a
man from a subordinate office to the head
offs Department. Ii is too often true, as
Mr.. Leyburn said. with regard to those
meritorious first Clerks, that the Ok is
muzzled that treade,h out the corn. The
exception in favor Of Mr.. l.. is but the
more iat,eriug to him. Compiler.
The LEGIsLATURE.-Feb. 4. The
House Of Delegates yesterday was engag-
ed almost the entire day upon u bill,
changing the mode Of c~ompensa,ing the
reporter Of the decisions Of the Court of
Appeals.
The present mode OF compensation is
so much per page, we believe SO cents.
The bill proposed to establish a fixed SAL
airy per annum Mr.. Bayly, the patron
Of the bill, moved to fill the blank with
$1,000; Mr.. Irving moved $1,000; Mr..
Byrd $1,000. Mr.. Bayly's motion pre-.
vailed, and those Of the other gentlemen
were rejected.
At this point OF the proceeding, Mr..
Dorman moved a ryder to the bill giving
the Court authority TO make such provi-
sion for reporting its decisions and COM
pensating the reporter as they may deem
most practicable, provided they do not
thereby involve the State in any expense.
This ryder was agreed to, and then the
bill passed.
Mr.. Leigh is the present reporter. 1t
is conjectured he will not consent 10 per-
form the service for 81, 900. IL so, should
the bill as il passed the Lower House, be
matured, no doubt the Court will make
some arrangement, under the authority
conferred upon them by the ryder
Rich. Compiler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

The question was thee taken on film q
the blank with 9 $4,000, and decided in
the negative, by a large majority.
The sum Of $500 was then reject
ed.
Mr.. Hunter then moved an adjourn
meni, the question upon which was de.
cided 10 the negative by ayes and noes
Ia yes 80, noes II.
Mr.. Irving moved the indefinite post.
ponement Of the bill. Lost. Ayes 80,
noes "a. A second motion to adjourn
was then decided 10 the negaiiye--syes
"A, noes so.
Several points oforder were raised, ous
Afterwards settled. The sum Of $1,000
was rejected by a vote Of 40 TO oO, and
thai Of 81. 900 adopted. a ryder was
then proposed by Mr.. Dorman, aud a
dopted by a vote of46 10 81, providing
tina, The Court Of Appeals may make any
arrangement, for the publication ofthe de.
~cisions by which the Commonwealth
would NOT lose. AS thus amended, the
bill passed.
FRIDAY. Feb. 4.
Tae COMMITTEES on Banks made a re.
port adverse to the application for q Bank
at Sco,isville, Albemsrle.
STAY LAW.
The bill, entitled g An act. reviying the
provisions oftlic act Of goth June, 1887,
IN relation to proceedings on executions,
trust deeds, and other demands in Ger.
tain cases." came up on its passage
Mr.. Jackson advocated, and Mr.. Holla.
day opposed il.
Mr.. Holladay offered a ryder, provid-
ing that the law should be imperative aE.
ter the resumption Of specie payments
This was adopted, and the bill passed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

FIREs.-The house occupied by NJ.
James Carper, or. the Opequon, about 7
miles south east of Winchester, was de-
stroyed by fire on the night Of the 9th
ult., together with the furniture and entire
clothing Of the family. We learn also,
that a considerable amount OF grain was
consumed, and that the family are left in
a very destitute condition. Loss estima.
ted at about 500.
The barn Of Mr.. Martin Fries, in the
northwestern part ofthis county. together
with a large quantity Of grain, was de.
stroyed by fire on Tuesday of last week.
The loss Of Mr.. F., we regret to learn,
is between five and six hundred dollars.
The FIRE was communicated to the barn
by a negro boy. about ~ years Old
Wine1estv Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
THE RAIL ROAD NOTES.

An ordinance has been passed by the City Coun'
ellis Of Baltimore, ~hicL. is now . law, to authorize
= loan for tho purpose of withdrawing $500 .oot
of the stock orders of the Rail Road company from
circulation. This seems to hsve operated yer,
fsvorably on the Rail Road notes, for we observe
tho discount upon them has been reduced about 8
per cent. within the last few days. We hope they
will continue looking IN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
RESIGNATION on SENATOR Faulkner

In another column, will be found the Address OF
Mt. PAuLKsER to bic constituents, ~resigning his
ssal IL the Senate at the end Of the present session.
He gives his reasons for this step, and we presume
his numerous friends will got doubt their jussness,
Whilst. at the same time, they regret The refinement
from the Senate Of 50 faithful q representative, and
one who has ever watched over and looked after
,Ie interests Of the entire people OF bis District.
this Richmond Wing Of Saturday last, thus mo-
nces Mr.. F.'s resignation:
SENATOR FAULKNER.
IL will be seen by a Gard in this days paper.
THAT this gentlemen contemPlates q resignation OF
hi, sea, 10 the Senate. at the close Of tho present
session. We sincerely regret the necessity which
readers this step unavoidable. Mr.. Faulkner has
bsen . true, seaious and able advocate Of the rights
Of his immediate constituents, and Of the honor and
substantial interests of the Commonwealth. We
dislike to SEQ such men quit the public Cooscils.
But in this case we know il cannot be avoided
~,herefofe We submit with what grace we maryland
we call upon the enlightened District. which he re-
presents, to send another, IL they have him, as good
and true, TO take his place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
CONDITION OF THE BANKS.

Below will be found statements of the condition
of the several Banking institutions which furnish
a considerable share Of the currency Of this section
of country, except the Farmers and Millers' Bank
Of Hagerstown, Of whose paper there 10 little or
none circulating here. We m with the
Bank Of the Valley, which, il will be seen, 10 In ex.
cellent condition.
STATE OF THE BANK OF THE VALLEY
IN VIRGINIA, INCLUDING ITS OFF,
CES OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOS.
lie, DECEMBER 6. ls4l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

The Lexington, (Ky.) intelligence
states that on their way to that city
Messrs. Vjckers and Brown, Temperance
Missionaries from Baltimore, spent a few
DAYS in the town of Washington, in thai
State. and obtained the signature of every
drunkard in that place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

The New Orleans Bulletin Of the goth
ultimo, states that Mr.. McRae, bearer oil
the instructions from President Tyler to
Judge Ellis, U. s. Minister IN Mexico,
concerning the citizens of the u. States
captured with the Santa Fe Expedition,
leitahat city on the 10Th, to proceed from
the Balize in q revenue cutter TO Vera
Cruz, on his way to the Mexican capital.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

4 BREAcH OF PROMISE CAsE.-Mar.
,ba lane Prescott has recovered 1866 ~
from George Dane, in virtue ola verdict
rendered before the Court Of Common
Pleas, sitting at Dover, N. H., for I.
breach Of marriage promise.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

PENNsYLvANIA.-In the lower House
of the Pennsylvania Legislature on Wed.
nesday, the first section Of the Bill requir-
ing the Banks of that State to resume
specie payments forthwith, was passed by
a vote OF "a to IA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
NEXT GOVERNOR.

To morrow, The ilth inst. has been Fixed upon
10 the Legislature for the election Of a Governor Of
the Commonwealth
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
S6,524,663 10
$6,524,663 Is

In the amount Of circulation above, ~. 1876 dol
la,s Is included. s,olen from the Office at Dsnvills.
l he notes were all stamped cancelled" and
hence II Ia presumed there will be no loss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
S5,2l0,153 SO

GENERAL STATE OF THE BANK OF vIR-
GINA N BRANCHES, JAN. LIST, l842.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

SEsArE CHAMBER. January 81, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10

RESOLUTION.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Hun.
ter, that the Committee on Militia Laws
inquire into the expediency Of providing
for the annual enrolment and return OF
all persons subject to military duty IN
time of war, but exempt in time Of peace.
A Petition was presented by Mr.. Nc
Infancy, Of citizens o Jefferson and Lou.
doun, for the incorporation of a compa.
ny to build a toll bridge over Shenan-
doah river at Harper's Ferry.
THURSDAY, Feb. 3.
REPORTER OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Mr.. Bayly called up the bill pro-
viding Tor an alteration in the mode of
compensating the reporter of the deci.
sions Of the Court Of Appeals.
The pending question was the motion
of Mr.. Hunter to fll the blank with
$500 as the salary of the reporter
Mr.. Bayly had previously moved to fll
it with $1,000. Mr.. Irving. in the course
Of the debate proposed $4,000 and Mr..
Byrd $3.50.
Upon these propositions a long debate
arose, IN which the general merits Of The
bill were sustained by Mr.. Bayly, and op-
posed by Messrs. Daniel, Scott, Irving.
Dorman and Crutchfeld.
Mr.. Irving moved the indefinite post
Ponement Of the bill. This motion was
decided IN the negative.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10
rue HONEST SON.
A LlTfuK sTpRT on eMYRsA.


A grocer u The cry Of Say ma had
son. ~ho. smh he help Of she lalIis learn.
irg The capnlry could sGoId. rose 10 The
posi o. Nns. OF deputy of The C.di: snd
IS such sisi'rd The Markets. and inspect
ed The we.ghls and @sasnies Of eli retail
dealers. One day. ~ This 0fiiesr vas go
ing hls rounds. Ihs neighbofs, shn knew
enough oihs is,hets character 20 susPeet
that be might stand in need az the eau
tim, advised him 10 remase his weights;
but The old cheat. trusting N hes rslsuon-
ship 10 the inspecsut. lsughed q Their I'd
sicr. Tie Nsib. On coming 10 hls shop.
eorlly said 70 him. % good man. ieseh not
your weights. that ~s may rxsnine
hen" instead Al obeying. the grocer
~nerasored 10 evsde the order wuh .
lsrgh; bul wss soon convinced thai his
son was ,erious. by bis ordering The Off
GERS 10 search his shop. The insirumens
ef his fraud ~sre sacn discovered. and
sller an impari.l examination. openly
condemned and broken 10 pieces. lie ws'
al,o senwnced 90 hnr oi 6fsy pissIres
and 10 rscrise the ba.iinado Of - MANI
blows on ,hs solss Of b. feet.
Ahsr this had been elIee,ed On The spot
The Nab. IespIng from his horse. ihres
hims. II 81 the Ieei OF Iis fs,her. and va
,ering them wi,h his tears, thus address
sd hun: " Father. 1 have discharged %!
duty 10 my God. my ,o'ereign and N
, country. % well IS 10 The s,aslod ! holt
prtmi, me now. by nv respect and sui
. mission. TO scequil the debt ose . p'
. rent. Justice 10 blind; IL 10 the power |
r Gnd on earth; u has no regard 10 the ~
8 kindred. God and ouf neighbors RICH
!, are above the Iirs Of nature: yau had Il
4 tended against The ia~s Of justice: y
$ deserved this punishment. hot | AN SORT
n Il WIS your fate TO receive IL from H
}. NV eonsc,eace w"uld no, suffer me
n art oiherwne. Behave better Cor The |
i mre: end ins,esd of censurlng me. p'
o ms being reduced 70 go cruel . neees'
st w."
- So extraordinary an act Of justice eai
ed him The aeclams,inu and praise Of
c. whole city; and irr~" "i - being ma
as IN the Suhlime Pure. the Sultan sdvsI
I Cd the nsib 10 The pee, OF Caei. and
soon sf,er rose 10 the dignity Of Mul'i.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10
Iron late number Of the Dabiia Gentle.
msn's Magar'no
FUDGE!
MILITARY ASD HEROIC FrpcE.

MILITARY AND HEROIC FrpeE.
any brave iellow-soldiers, Nc are
now on the eve OF eneouRtrring the en-.
eny. See. there he stands in 'hosiile
array against YOU. lie thinks TO ,er.
rily you by HE farmidshls appear
snce. Ba, you regard him si,h s'ra
dy. . fearless eye. Soldiers! The -nrlc
rings with The fame Of your deeds. Your
glory is imperishsble-n w'll live for
ever. Regardless ol wounds aud death.
you have ever been f"renost sheie honor
! wa. To be won. Rec"llrct, then. your
ancirn, fame. and let your deeds this day
!. show that you are sull the same brave
m-n Who h.,e On often chased your enc
mics from the field; the same brave men
T " no have ever looked On death IS a
: thing uuwor,hy Of . moments conside
/ ra,,on--nn di.honor as the creates, 81 oil
: evils. Band of heroes. advance!-On,
E on TO victory. wounds, glory. honor. and
h immor,slnyw {" iIwra. hnrra. fell
2 marshal Fudge forever! Lead us 40
9 Il, Id.mar,hai. lead u. on" lead u
|. on, INV brave fellows! Would TO hesve'
Ii ms duues would permit me The ens'abl'
n honor! But IL would be tho much 4"
one 80 unworthy. Alas! | dare not. NJ,
k duies call me 90 another par' Of the field
n I obey the call eth reluctance. But m!
:. confidence 10 your courage, my brss'
:. Iellows, enables me 10 trust you 10 nd
|. vance yourselves. On, then. an, IN.
Y b,nd Of heroes. aud fear n"thing! Th
W 6rh nsrshsl raises HIS hat gracefully
lie bows pol,,ely TO his "bsnd of heroes,
IN and rides of to hight 81 safe distance
I'd from which he sirws the battle comfort
er ably through HE telescope.
D. PATRIOTIC FUDGE.
IN "My country, oh my county! u
VI for thee. Tor thee slone. live; aud for thee
he nv country. | will q, any time cheerful
" die. Who's that calling oo, lndg'
RS Nearest my heart 10 the wish Tor III
IA welfare. To see thee happy is the onl
at desire of my soul, and that thou ma!
es, be so is my constant prayer. N'g'
'ar aud day dos, thou engross my thought
his aud all. all would ] sscT'fre IN Thy we
fare, My private interests are as dust
rly the balance. Cwho's tina, again cal'''
d. out fudge! turn him out. My pri's
a. ,neresu are rs dust in The balance; Al
-. shame. shame. oh! eternal shame to !
lyd,d wretch. m~or,hy TO live. q
Do. s"s,s for q moment prefer lbs 'nd'''d'
:, ~" ~ .se. yemen, 10 his coun'ry's s"'
y a e'" .N s,ne. perish tie name OF
own miserable mh>.eani Wesl,h!-shs
wealth :" me, my country. eemra,ed
rem thy happiness! Station! wha ,s'..a,i,
mer- unless thou TOO ar, advanced, Pow
'me- what is power. unIes. The power Of
nied ing thee g""d! Oh. my county!
ence country. OH" {" Oh! oh! DBL" from
just rious paiu Of the house. The pa,
nting si,s down wiping his pa.rtO.ic nose v
ords, white handkerchief smids, ,hunder'
spplause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
OFFICIAL
OUCH.
President.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY and nth The adriee and consent Of the Sepa,.
II. Binnsy, Judge Of the United States for IN.
Eastern District Of Pennsy yani1 IN place of Joseph
Hopkinson, deceased
CONSULS.
Ed Porter, Of Virginia, ut Tobnsco in Msxico
IN the place Of Henry h. Coleman, deceased.
James Shaw, at Belfast, in LELAND
LAND OFFICER.
Jean y. C. Rachel, Receiver II Public Moneys q,
Natchroches. Ia. vice Jlm's H,rrison. reso1oJ
CUSTOM-HOUsE OFFICERS.
Thomas l.. Shaw, Collector, Georgetown. S. G.
70 appointed.
Mahon Garfield, Collector, Great Egg Harbor.
" J re appointed.
John w Campbell, Collector Petersburg, w. re
appointed.
Thomas Il Jervey, Surveyor, Charleston, s. c.
re-appoinied.
william Gray, Surveyor, Port Royo', Va. re-
appointed.
Joseph TiIiinghasi, Surveyor, East Greenwich
X. J. vice John O.. Mawney, whose commission e1-
pitos January 20, 1912.
William ID Little, Surveyor, Porsm ,uth, ~ n.
vice samuel Hall, whose commission has expired
James Owen, Naval Officer Wilmington. North
Carol ma, vice Daniel Sherwood, whose commits ion
will expire on the 2Oih Of the present month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03

RePorfef Committee NJ ne SioetLeH.rs appointeda,
msfr meeting, January g. 1872.
The Committee, 70 whom w,s referred rnl..
two Resolutions Of the Stockholders the dntv ~
examining the Repor, Of the Pfosiden, and DI.c
tors made on yesterday, and, also Of inyestigatoy
me general condition Of the Bank, beg cave to Re
port,
That want Of adequate time necessarily compels
them 10 DO very brief and they n only c,Il lie
tenilon Of the Stockholders to a few por,icnI,,,
winch came under their notice. 10 regard a., Al.
Report Of the state Of the Mother B INK and Ret
e. Wey would state that they believe the same IN
he correct generally, with tho ercepton hose,
oi mat port n winch refers 10 the bad and doubtfp
debts o he institution and the estimated vol,. a.
the stocks. The bad debts Is set down. IN the 70,
port OF the President ard Directors. NJ stzs aos
an1 your COMMITTEE, alter a careful cHam,ostion
~ 'y ,aI,.Ds 'sins cannot estimate u NJ much sst
Than sR2oplOi and they have increased the do,,b,.
inl debts. which was set down as sG2 600 ~ A.,
about S97 600. "
The report Of the President and Director, r,-,bo,
SHOWS VIC amount NJ Stocks on hand to bs s5go =
s54, held by the Bank NJ Richmond. vvb,le ,,o,,,,
COMMITTEE. under tho most liberal view az tbe 49,
cannot estimate it as worth more than ssts0oO
ms reduction IN tho estimated value nj Tho
> Ocks held by he Mother Bank saw 1910 400
ouoeo 70 me increase Of bad debts which the Com.
muee hTed $4,000, and these two items. in tnrn
added 70 tho loss as oct forth IN tho rrno,, ~ 49,
President and Directors, Of Sos, 900. would sueil
the real present los, Of tic Banks 10 tho sum Of
s95s 3Os "'" "
From The above sum Of s95s. sOs, deduct tho
profits on hand belonging 70 old and new StockboJ
ere, Of s57O29l, would leave the deficiency m the
capital o. The Bunk % sum equal 10 about $500 600
Your COMMITTEE also hsd under examination n
'isi Of The Suspended debts, which amounts to he
sum ~ e5R,OOD, OF which amount s2I7,OOO are
considered rs lot by the foregoing estimate. All
bore your Committee would remark, az their deli.
horato conviction, that some Of this loss has result
% from the creation q large debts and the want n,
| proper attention 70 them ater becoming suspended
They further STATE that they hnd one CAS-. ,S,,.
The endofsof ol note has been entirely released bv
neglect, though they consider this debt "a GOOD
and that another large debt might have been lo,,
under the Talute OF limitations, but for the t,m,ly
counsel Of the present Cashier, on his coming into
flee
They also hnd that many of these sl.peoJ,d
Debt, which have always been, and are nos. eon.
sdored good, have been lying, without considers.