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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29
Clan Glib in Henrico.

We invite the attention of the Wings of Hen
rico, 10 the notice below. II is time that the Hen
rico boys were in motion. The metropolitan coun-
~ should set good example TO friends at a dis
lance. Let them come up like men, at October
Court, and organize ut once. The note of prepa-
ration is heard every where around them. Let our
friends hasten, lest they be left behind. Let us all
take long pull, and strong pull, and we will have
the monster, Locotocoism. in the dust.
Clay Club.
IL The Whss Of Henieo requested to meet at their
October Court for the purpose OF forming Clay Club
The Metropolitan County means place herself in the
OF that Great Army which marshslng for the year
~. MANY WINGS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

u The IFhiss Of Po,chafan will meet at their Court
House, MoNpAY, ID October Court day. the pur.
pose OF Organizing Clay Club, and for other purposes
sc 26-c2t
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Commercial Rcror0.

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2s
TOBACCO-Since the last steamer there has been very
little doing in this article and the market remains dull
Lugs 80 : 25 Common Leaf 81 80 n 3 80; Fine Ma
nuinctuTing 81 30 10.
FLOUR-S4 l-l6 very little arriying-dul.
WHEAT.-S5 n gDc.
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mraiids, read and reflect well tit an incout,s.
mat OF the various diseases which afie mankind the
~ have been and family.
ueaay seonrges Its virus he
,' contrary pfoGagae- mupies infniyeIy comes
same person formerly slow some
n's aeVe cease. to be only more nsdiou
anu !" esot ITSELF with more violence midst Of SILENCE
nPo,ed ey shaneiane.- the poison always wandering here
am nec from person to person spaiing climate season m
ini'dua no age mo constitution This should n .
cent TO urge upon the aiedic OF
Medical A-wiueh Dr. HARrEY who confined M. u,,,.,
attention. Tor more than ,.,,,
val OF these prevalent disorders por
afaheeions which, when OF with 6ey
In prompt and perfectly safe while labor much
more intensely under Old and complaints making ..ycrc
nroad- upon the constitution wou ehcery sor n,
PAIR "of gss up hopeless considered so by
otheis under his wei directed guidance. durable for
VI IT, has the p''Ec and can refer the krr,Ica many
surprising cures OF such who.
We're on the NcyNctge at DEATH living
OF hts sklfl
egmng OF which those hborng these
" tue hofy OF the Of
severely FELT p.rio win he removed
s,"usy ny Dr H. In as they may have a.ei
Nea. TOT YET he well all thu mi,rin. A, ,
""u ALONE WIN never them. from vel
he OF the poereatve youths being ad,r,, 20 A.
uue'Se habits both states OF want OF timely a,,nc.
au mpoeney may by applying depend upon pern,
rsove OF both their intellectual physical powers DR.
ma! be consulted Of the i,y upl
er at his ONCE on Locust Alley Richmond Va n. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

Mr. Wej'er's pesch--ProfeefioH NJ the AqyieuifuraI
Interest,"
We invite the attention Of the country reader that por
ton Of NJ Webster speech which touches upon the pro-
lection Of The Agricultural Interest
II Is truth, clear any truth be- that the sgrcul.
tura interests Of this county, requires far protection
than the manufacturing and that tariff which Is bench.
Gin. to the latter, is in the ratio productive Of happy
results TO the former Whenever manufactory is built
1t - Of certain advantage ~ the agrculuralist lie
% stioed the hands, and furnish the materials for working.
Unless his -four pork cotton, WOOL be used in this man.
nor IL must seek foreign and precarous market which
his after ALL been sufficient to consume one half the
products Of the American producer Every mandatory
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TO THE MECHANICS or RICHMOND AND
InININ of uLNRIrn

The Committee appointed 10y the Agricultural and H.
cultural Society Of llenncO procure the exhibition OF
noSi meeungof the Society, Specimens Of the Mech.
Aro Of the city and county-and the rum OF thirty dol
being placed ~ their disposal hereby give notice that
best specimen Of the following named articles premium
SILVER MEpAL To each will be awarded, viz
~ IL. L.-L -...-. L. L. Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

The Wing ball isrong IN Vn. Several Clay Clubs have
been formed, and We that notices Of meetings some
OF tho counc5 for the purpose Of organizing clubs havo
been gwen Petersburg must not be behind her neighbos
ia few days oil our nbsontees will have returned from their
summer auns, and then will be the time fpr the Wings Of
the Cockadc 10 place themselves IN position for the contest
Pei. Int
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awarding tho prcmiuuis ,e1pec,ed tina, tho article
ucles will be deserving the samcwherc they deem.
cd so BY the committee, premium will be awarded
JAMES BOSIIER, Chr'm.
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The committee regret That the Of the society would
not permit the placing larger their disposal 80 iha
they could have offered premium the various manuac
Jurors IN the city and county but they earnestly request Ill
who feel an interest IN the prosperity Of tho society eShb
II specimens Of the articles manufactured by them. IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29
HOYr q cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under tkac Exchange.

The Money Mill OF Iioyt l. continues 10 GRIN, ON, ma,
Soe more wa, sold in the last drawing Nos sO-,ha will
the $1,000 snd Monday, makes 81 900 th. wo.k ' WIN
To day We Offer 10000 prizr for ,,l
O'Clock Il You want To be- sure O a prizr '
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NIAEsRIElb.

At the Second Baptist Church. on the 2sth of Septem
bcr by Rev. T.. l.. Magoou Mr. ALEXANDER CowIE TO Mis-
AGSEs LUMSDES, all of this city.
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MADISON HOUSE.

INoNGuES and SOUNDS bhis Tongues and sound. ~, sail
- low from board OF -esr. Mary Clark--AppIy IN ~
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

VIE suDscrIber, thankful Tor previous patron
age takes pleasure in friends and IN. nu
TIC generally That having rented
specially soeiis those desiring ar
year month OF week the terms b..
e-s sc -'-eoJt JOHN VI. BOYD.
sShNS, ana other Materials for Ladies', x,c,r
OF most approved kinds: Merino PRINTS ho,s
French Enssh and American former of great h.,
tyJ '' VI s'e' oeau
FAMILY MOURNING Rogers patent and Welsh r,,,,o,.
Needle worked Trimmings Iaces &c -"'s'
nauiask Table Linen, Diapers sheeting- Tou,Ir, pu.
Shifting Linen-all OF besfm makes '"'" A'n
CLOTHS and CASSIMEREs
Shawls Hosiery; blankets; Quilts Gloves Dr,pe,y
Inside Curtains Of beauty; and Table Cove, T
Stocks; Cravats; Ribons. &C. sc. 'S' ''sf'r'
WIN complete assortment OF best makes OF English and A
ncan Long Cloths Fannel Kentucky Jeans; satn,ts. a
Tweed Casmercs; cheap brown and O.naburr - 49,
ana ~ Cotton shectng Canton Flannel sa,ines. Hoe
Blankets &c &C. always hand ~
My facilities for purchasing Goods as to wauan,h.
Suane that IN quality and buyers can he as well suited -
any other establishment country.
,e29 rn ~ nm,,een ny
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we invite attention 10 the Sale OF Mr. 4. M q. rr
rf nj his residence 10Th street. near Main This fFra,v NJ
ming Mt 81! O'clock ~ V'"A'I 'o'-
,,., .....
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RlND-sToNEs-lo Nova scotla Grind ,one. I1. -
~ eeiyed for sale by ls29l WEBB, BACON 4 70
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Il. CUNNINGHAM Ne,r Stnro SL4,.L

3 ne 4Ntfc Store, ShOckpe
" H Hsary opposite Ira TifosRor' received his .,,
STOCK OF fa and Winter Dry Goods which will be found
complete assortment OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods as follow
Cloths, Cassimeres Nesiings
Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans AMI
Silks, Saiins' Mennocs, Mouslns
Plaid aud Striped Velvets
Striped and Fis'ed ChangabIe Chusan,
DO DO do T,s,n.
Blk and Cored Alpacas
Furniture and Dress Cacos, every variety
Linens aud Table Diaper
TowelngS, Of all kinds
Bonhazines and Mourning Goods ..
OZlnburgs Brown Shirtinrs and Sheet.ngs
Bloached Slndings Shectngs
SILK Cotton. and worSied osiery
Ticking, and Blankets kinds .
flaid. broche and Cashmere shauls
Carpets, Rugs, and floor cloths
ALSO.
Servants Clothing. Of every description for sale low N
81 "a ,,,Ss,, Nv
FbNIlE subscribers received and Offer IN, al
II SalSoia Sal F-.,,s
Sab Pctre Alum
ipsom sails pcaIlash
Potash S,rrh
White Lead. Lewis No Chrome Gre,
'opaI NaInsh Do yellow
Coach do Olive oil
Alcohol LinS,ed do
Tupenune, &c. &c. BOLTON 4 HARRISON
Sc 30 49,,
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CLAY GLIB

Amory, ?Gih September
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-11
Arrp EnnM CANTON.

la
The ship Charleston arrived from Canton yesterday,
br,nsing dates TO November 70, days later than
we're received By the Great Western. Every thing was
ouiet in the city, though or two popular tamuts
had been excited.
Tac Press Of the l9h, represents Tie feelings Of the
Chinese Il, Canton as decidedly hostile 10 foTeigne,s.
The Chinese had commenced rebuilding the Bogue forts,
but dessied on receiving message from HE Captain O!
one of the British SHIPS OF war, that the rebuilding could
no, be pe mited until the ratification OF the treaty had
been exchanged.
Sir Henry Po.inecr has issued proclamation &c.
clarnr that British merchant vessel can be ao" ed
TO 90 10 any OF the ports Canton exceptcd) that ae 10
be opened IN accordance with the late treaty, until TIE
tariffs and scale of duties shall be fixed and consular
officers aonpoin;ed In the tine the ports ol
Tin .hae (.;rsan aud thu, Of koolongsoo (Amcy) are,
rs heretofore open all vessels wishing to visit them,
II HE lsst place dreadful sickness prevails among the
roops Gl oil whom have died since July. Letters from
amoy state that accounts had been received the 10 the
Eject that only persons still existed OF the many 10
were snwrecked on the coast of Formosa, in the Nat-
budda and The Aan, of whom Capt. Denham Of the
Ann is ore Capt Morton, his second officer, and 10
of the crew of The ship aulmen, have arrived here
The vessel was lost on her voyage from Calcutta to
China The brig Mary ,ewarto Of Madras also lost.
bottle was picked up containing note signed by the
Captain and stating that al the time OF wrtng-April
2Sth--.lie vessel wac sinking.
The Press complains bitterly oil prociama,on c;rcu.
lated al Annoy aud Loolunsso, signed The Americans,
and inviting dealers to come 10 them win supplies OF
tea to the amount of about ten Thousand chests II
is said by the Press to have been put forth by the
American missionaries at Annoy acting agents for
Canton firm The chief transaction for teas had been
on English account, Prices had opened very high.
IN, T. TriLuoc
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.Setu.aaH's dotn@s

A ,uoct;n- If 6 large number 1.-THE Democratic par
to II will n, ne.ceved by reference TO another column
assembled the Eagle iio:e, III LeeshcrE On Saturday
lass. and will. lAsy express thei. confidence in the
nocal integrity aud capacity Of The Hon VIM Smith,
Of CpIo.ur 10 represent the oh Congressional DIS
,tct N The next Congreas Of The L. 5, they at the
same time bring forward, nominate, and recommend as
worlhv Of eaaal confidence end support, Messrs lay
lor. Mason aad Bronau.h, suitable candidates to
reoresent Inc Democratic party IN the next House oil
This j. a. should be-for although we cannot ex
rec, 70 realize grateful pleasure rs would he that
OF announcing their election yet We have no obga'on
10 discharge III casting Votes Tor members o. the
Other parry we have ,red ina, before, and never have
t.,sy rrqned the service rendered. That party are
loud in PROMISES il true; but they are too 'afdy, too
iore,,ul or too treacherous 30 fulfill them Ii is hgI
tims therefore, to lei them know that they not
lo;-er those they ca: 'o trust Our flag cavers
and waves oTsr gallant t,io-and while they on the
hand deserve ':,il they the other receive, the
united support OF the party. We VII deserve victory
or our Legislative candidates, and will a'l only in the
sracavor obtain Tor the war Of uo5e voters; al
thour!., from The discsrdant materials composing hs
F-dere party, may, bye and bye be able 10 achieve
IL. representation at Lououn IN tie House ct Dele
sa:as We PROMISE saetn co:Gal and firm support
On this occasion i.ets6lrg spi,f y Democracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-11
The 1",co I'oices /.

The Charleston Mercury OF the 7lh, replies TO oul
query, that even ri the Democracy or majority o.
the Democratic party, favor Of earlier day,
yet It VIII sill ''uncompromislngly insist upon May
Si4 because it is important 10 the OF the prn
clpes OF tic party, that the Tariff he settled before
nomination is made, and recognize party duty
as paramount 10 honest regard for the protested
principles Of the party.
How much conslerate, conciliatory and pro
per is the reply ofthc washington Spectator, which
flies the Calhoun flag the Mercury ave
answer directly, (says the Spectator that We will ABIDE
By the decision Of the majority fhe Democratic party
in tins all other matters OF party organization and
action Blu, the Spectator falls into the error OF sup
posing, that the political managers IN our State Con-
ven,on had superseded the voice of the primary meet,
ings OF the people, the time of the Convention. The
Spectator however, valves the discussion Tor the pre-
Mt as the Enquirer truly he has 'oher fish fry
We rejoice TO the ability and energy with which
ne is deyotirg himself to his work. We thank the
spectator for lis compliment; but II is true, that we
cannot turn away from the work ct saving the State
from the hands of the Wings, by any discussion on
the Presidential question Yet cannot fottear recon
mendng 10 The Charleston Mercury the adoption of q
more conciIatory and rather respectful tone 10
wards presses winch may be JUS! as independent and
honest itself l.: has any doubts about Mr.. Van
Buren, in relation to the Tariff, may not ask
whether it would not be best 10 go TO that gentleman
directly for his opinions, instead of awaiting upon the
acts Of his friends in the next Congress: In most
cases 70 10 The principal, rather than 10 some OF
his friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-11
am, respectfully,
You, ob't servant,
c J lNGERSOLL,
TIL IN NiLI

TIL. TAN Bill
The Wings tying 10 lo!: up the lax Bl!, re
Gently before the Legislature, no"si5r much 10 b'
dreaded by Tie ssc psoa, ard are giving verslons O
it's provisions winch y, does nc: contain Tor the fct
pose Of maxim capital oct at II for Their benefit h
coming elections. he WHO paftv should reco,lcci
and keep it before the dear froF!e. whom t.cY az
now trying - firhten WIKI tbs head and blood;
bones that they (the Wac) haze had tho control =;
the Legislature TO: geyc:a! fcats past {taf ye1f e%
cep,ed) and that, during the, Tine, they voted anp-o
prations many large amounts, oaec's :"h.t we
of ,le benefit either 20 the people. Or the n'e'ss' q
the Sa;etha 70 o!.an the morcy ;nus aPppro25'a'en
they Uhe Wn'.s,} b1T,o E"d money, and pied go tie
faith Of the Stale 10: - Repayment IHe present t..
gislaturp, having Democratic majority, mad the
funds Of the Stale ,raGeGca'e TO lie Eares; o.
the State debt, aud nos !ett The aeTneli"e Of
either increasing the taxes 10 meet i@r Interest 81 lac
debt, repud alton, "a some OF TIE other STATES rave
done. Now Ne humhit think, TINT as this debt was
created BY former Nhrr legislatures, ,hsy shon!d,
in all fairness TO DC the last 20 complain Of an
increase @: taxation TO meet the interest cf The debt
Again the subject .dT.s;glsd by Wing c,ainor, be-
cause the BIZ q he mc of writing Ibis article, wa:
not finally disposed or and, hence II IS impossible 10
know lis provisions, yet those VIM. wise acres PIE
tend to kno@ all about Il. tough 1t Is ia ;le womo Of
tuiuri,y No.., muca the friend OF moderate
burdens the Wngs bs-but when we are
placed in the alternative 81 increase oi taxes -
honestly meet tie liabilities Of the STATE, and main
tain credit at hcc and abroad, and 20 keep mp the
value Of the State stGcks the stock market Vt -
easy for every bo;es cad hasral citizen 10 choose br-
tween the ONLY alternatives ie.t nir, VIZ moderate
increase Of taxation Repatriation - tie state ce3.
We hope tn honor of the State tA": no good AMI
ioval citizen would hesitate hc."een tic Two points
We moreover hope tia, not one VIII he alarmed al
the WING slan- tina. - now eoa: The rounds 81 The
community Tor the PURPOSE 81 TallrT capstl' i'f tue
Whig party II they, good sou's, bad been 81 mueh
AFRAID Of axaoa, why we've hey aot more CARTONS IN
she creation Of the deb! to par which, s inefcas' ct
14, arr A.
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RASCAL[TIES,

Mr.. Graves, the Treasurer of Mississippi, was ap.
pretended on the affidavit Of Gorcrno. Tucker that
he had defrauded The State OF about $50 GOO He
pa, under guard, but he prevailed upen them 10
permit him 10 sleep in his wiles On searching
for him the next morning, the bird flown. Graves,
it is said, had escaped IN the mids. OF the sentinel
offers 81 COO reward for his apprehension
.inoter Jacob Shipman, Jr, many years coniiden-
tal agent Of the Banks and brokers OF New York and
Philadelphia, repassng daily with very la &c amour,
of funds absconded last Friday night, with large
amour, of available funds al the lowest estimate $780,
900, and is now probably in full cry for Texas.
The celebrated Monroe Edwards has attempted to
escape from Sing Sing; but after producing the i'm
preston that he had thrown himself INTO the DOCK and
the river dragged for his body he was found ensconced
in of the shops, with bread enough to last him for
three days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-11

DrmocRAr AGAINST HnlG.-- BE II remembered, by
the Democratic party, that i@e Democrats oil the Le
gislature Of Virginia order to pay the debts vi the
Stale have imposed land tax vi not quite one
seventh OF per cemta tax on negroes above The
age Of twelve yeas, OF only ioItystz cents, on
horses, of fourteen cents each, sad on Bank s'och,
State STOCK and money loaned cut n, interest, tax OF
two and half peg ccat their dividends ard interest
being a, tie rate OF not quite onc.sevrpn OF one per
cent-a ealaries tour hundred dollars, OF
one per cent, aud u scale u: iacrecsc on merchants
licenscs, al the rates o. o1etenh q, ono per cent
ALL have sat, % pay the debts u l.'s go'c Old
Common wealth be 1t, also, remembered, tha: the
Wings have es'ebstec, and ao'g defend, hi'i IN
Congress, imposing macy articles o. the 1f't ne
cessiiy the whole connii;, tax OF oae hundred per
cent? tax Walsh operates I:fmets property,
which all .isic negroes, whether o:ef, or n"'2i
twelve wears oG ,gc, i,:c extent al Their cons&nr
tion which taxes their ives aad daughters te more
heavily the PLAINLY they dress. and wt's' taxes
every othe! class II the community most nnjaatiy-
For what SHY % p-o:2c' parcel ii N~fshef" manu-
factuTe.s VIII Tie richer the; g., ie i9ote ciu"fonS
they become 'F Government paf'o 5t'so "ie 'Oito -
revenue, "a Ii ss ID rf"l c,'rn w'ich The : .
must pay the HoriA-io distribute TO the SoE:h ana
,hrse iiths Of ihcir regoea, waa the South aud all
their negfoes have paid, jeducNnS ihcIe ON The ao'r'
said two thirds, when ey have pat n'o the pockets
OF the Northern manufacturer, and winch may lie
whistlcd f1r.-I,ii.
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EXTRACT Of letter from Ponhatan dated APRIL Q.
'Alr. Hopkins had rencontre with Mr.. Bolts, our
Court House, on Monday last Such cas,igaton has,
think, but seldom been administered to any who
has tronscendod his sphere TO attack another; not
one point a!ore, but on many. When II was pinning
him closely, B. frequently interrupted him-H. always
allowing him 10 explain. When on the 2lst Rule, B !,
wrhng under the lash, again interrupted II. The
latter then made objection to this procedure and
pressed The hope that il would not be repeated Oh
which B. Immediately remarked, rhen | cannot stay
in the house, and broke ground accordingly.
"Many persons near him heard The words he uttered.
think the above were the identical words he used.
Several friends pursued him. and having arrested him
about the door. induced him 10 return into The midst Of
the assembly This fact alone, lie sufficient 10 enable
you 10 know how to appreciate whatever you may hear
from the WI ga about this passage al arms
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lr,,m ,l,e re;e, burs Rrnnel!eaa.

.luother Uhie fajricftioa ".Eatted ~ ne Counter.
The Wing Address put forth y the ConPeniion ei
the 22l February cd not require weeks IA rs conro
sitlon for nothing 1t stated rs the author or az
thors Of that Address, ~ sreaa" OF the pubic de3i
due at the close OF Mr. Van Burens Administrator,
tina, he or thew had the authority Of Mr. Charles
Ingerso for putting the amount Il, Twr"Tfrwo MI
LIONS Mr. iuceyslll mas written letter 10 gently
man of ,his Stale, OF which 'he following is copy;
PnlLAprLPni, Marc. -, 1913.
Sir am much obliged by yoar letter OF the loi!'
inst, because It enables through You-yon are at
liberty to use this answer you p'else-to deny and
Yefue the totally uaounded Statement, whica you IN
form me appears in the Address o.! the Wings Of W.
gina that acknowledged - address t. n: consi'-
tuents that The pubic debt 4, the close OF Mr. az
Burens Administration, was twenty two millions o'
dollars never sald so, thought 80, any ihing ii
ell Ike such acknowledgment. have no, seen i:le
Wing Address YOU refer 10, and have not NJ hand TIE
letter 10 my constituents TO winch, suppose, II m'y
alute In that letter. | believe, stated The putitc
debt, in Sepemh.c, 1872. at twenty t"o millions "'
dollars winch done i"r the purpose Of showing
tina, II had that amount aao4t one year ate
two sessions OF Congress Ct Wig rule Tie th;r act c
which Congress vas for borrowing i"eis- :non, al
do,iars followed 80 afterwards BY secoud act for bet
rowing five millions more, and Aen thl!t &c. for con-
verng millions Of the loan nto nm issHc OF lfeasu
~ notice bearing interest PER cent because the
loan could be negotiated par, Of these acts
of Congress, containing AUTHORITY hitherto unheatd OF
in time OF peace ond plenty 20 dispose Of the loan
under par. A. least seventeen mi,lions ct the twenty
two stated, were, therefife, Wing debts and sls
ted and according TO wha; have understood and be-
lieved the on,y cebt left By MIR Van Barens Adm
nistra,ion, wau q Treasury rote deo OF about FIVE m
lions winch the at the country would have pa
off and ex,ingusaed without difficulty Or further ap
preparation
am, respectfully,
Vim nh Mt