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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Ercning Session.

Ii EreRiig Session.
message received from the Senate stating tina they
have passed the
"B the mode of Imposing taxes on the sale.
OF wholesale and retail merchants and and rry
laiing the collection thereof with an amendmen,-(yyhel
was concurtcd in
"rhe Senutc have also adopted Joint resolution instruct
ing the State proxies reduce the salary the Pre-
sident u the James River kanawhA Company To $4,000
and OF the Secretary that Company 1900 tMr. Gala
her and Mr. Cruched thought useless this
solution The stockholders had met-eected officers and
Adjourned Mr. Taylor thought the adoption Of the rcsoln
ncn could do harnit would remain imperative for this
year-rhc resolution agreed To
The Senate have also passed the bill
incorporating the Upper Appomatox aud City Point Rail
Road, with anendment-which was concuued I'M Also
the bill TT TIT r T.
keyving and amending the concerning the Clover Hill
hah Road Company, with amendment-which was A.
greed 70; '- 'f''
And the bill changing the place OF training the officers Of
the l5ith Regiment in Tyler county with an amendment
concurred in; aud
The bill prohibiting free negroes aud muaitocs from sell
ing agricultural product the County OF Accomac without
cerhheatc with am amendment (including Richmond
Countyl-which was concurred in; ayes 80, noes 81.
MIR. RANDOLPH from the Committee OF Conference made
apPortsang that the Senates Committee had proposed
that the two Committees advise their respective Houses
that the tax State Stocks &C. be stricken from the bill
and tax ON collateral inhentanccs be substued-which
the House committee had declined complying with-and
that the two committees being unable TO agree upon any
compromise had adjourned.
The report was laid upon the table.
The SrEAkER vacated the Chair until O'clock to await
the action of the Senate the about the
tax bill. AT O'Clock message received from that
body stating that they had receded from their
TO the a bill
The House then adjourned
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CARD-HdHdsome and WeH-kept Furniture AT o,c,ion
ms "Wednesday Morning. at 10 O'Clock over w j. WIN.
Cos Dry Goods Store The Houskeeper and oh
j. solicited. '
mr29 tStoPs . ,,,,r,,,,
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TnE CANYASs.

Tho in Virginia u warming up. u viii be on
extremely animated one. We know not what arc the oN'
poc,aons aud the hopes Of Others for ourselves
press the opinion that tho State ~ Ho0 Wing State, and
getting more every day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
NEW SPRLNG Goods

THNHE subscribers receiving and opening assortment Of
and fresh Spring Goods, which they determined
sell l0g--comprisnR part
Cloths, Cassfrcrcs and Vcstnrs
Summer C1otIs-bluc black and green
Gambroons-piain corded and diagonal
Light and dark fancy Linen Drilling
Extra super white do %
Irish Linens-an extensive assortment
Bride eye and Russia Diapers
Earision and Manchester Ginghams
Mangoia and other fancy Lawns
Rich spring Calicoes, great variety
Figured Pelican Dresses something new
Black md colorcd Apaens figured Parscan and Mouisn
Lame Pongce and Bnndanna Ildkn corded and hem
stitched linen cambue do; Brown Holland very cheap Cam
bfcs plain white md checked Jackonctis Swiss and plaid
Muslns, bk. and white Lace Mits Z fingers Hosiery and
Gloves great variety plain and fancy Stocks Umbrellas and
famsos-togeiher with ehnee Of acasonabo
Goods, al N which win be soh fair terms.
NH 2s-di0te6t LONDONs. WfLLfNGHAMG DREwRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

The Wings of Fairfax held meeting ut March Court,
COL Spencer W. Ball in the Chair and James VI. Haley,
seccity, which they dopued representatives the
Waucnton Convention, consisting Of
Henry W. Thomas, James VI. HALEY, William L. Ed.
wards X. II Cockcnlc, A. s. Gngsby, w. +. Allen.
They as' announced their preference for Col Jno VI.
McCarty Of Loudoun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
FOR THE LADIES

FOR THE LADIES.
HAVE Just received per schr Union. from
Philadelphia another lot OF LADIES' Kid and Mor, s, -
Ties OF Ryans make which a, tbs low pTe 81 An ,e
- no ALEX. HILL.
nm ~ Dealer in Boots. Shoes. Trunks &c &c
To my old customers and the nm hI,c ,,.,,..,t,-
HAVE just received Union from Philad.nht, ~,
dies AMI Genonen Boots Shoes OF the drt ou,I s o
Best French and American Calf skins
DO boot Morocco, foT Gentemens summer wear
Finest English and American Kid. for Ladies Sins
Do French Moroeeo do 10 a.
Do Pup do 40 shos.
he above Will be made in the best and most n h
able manner and not surpassed neatness or durability INV ~
'''s III 'ne union ALEX. HILL
~, Late Cook Hin
" B. am also prepared manufacture bound Brocues n
superior quality NH 90 nj ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

~ The bill extending the jurisdiction Of single Justices
was yesterday laid the table, IN the Senate, 1908
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den interest profits Of all State bonds or certificates
Of public debt o this Commonwealth. or In bonds &C eef
heaes Of debt issued by public corporation chartered ey
this and all moneys invested IN the bond
ccrthcacso public debt stocks ct other States OF TINS
Union, of foreign States, and hall per centun
ON such dividends interest or profits On al weary IN
come in money, aecIung each individual dunng the
year next preceding the time fixed by law Tor listing
his property with the Commissioner over and above the
sum OF four hundred dollars in consideration OF The dis-
charge o any office employment m the service OF us
Commonwealth any body polite or corporate, JOINT
stock company otherwise, IN the employment OF any
company co-parneship individual individuals, except
such exempted by law from taxation. per eenium
on the amount osuch Of ncoe on all fees derived
from any office, calling profession and above the
OF four hundred dollars unnuu per centum ON the
amount Of such Prorided, hOTerer. That if any
physician, surgeon dentist any attorney at law pract
sing In OF the courts OF this Commonwealth Except the
Court Of Appcas) shall pay the sheriff collector the
Of dollars tax he shall not be compelled pay
the aforesaid his income above four hundred
DOLLARS and II attorney law, practising m the Court
OF Appeals shall in like pay the sheriff or colec
tor the of twenty dollars tax, he shall be
PEELED TO pay per cent aforesaid upon his income
above four hundred dollars On all dividends declared
on the capital stock OF every bank this Commonwealth
two and half per all such dividends be
ted for and paid the Treasury the mode prescribed
by the act last above cited IS aforesaid.
q. And Be n further enacted, That these shall
be collected and paid upon every deed convey.
ing real estate in fee simple, for life. for of years.
or IN trust tax OF fifty cents; the probat Of WILL
or the grant OF letters OF administration the estate of
cry estaor interstate Court OF record in this Com
monwealt fifty cents-upon every toll bridge Tex
eept such as are held by Joint stock compane where the
yearly value thereof exceeds hundred dollars
and half per upon such of yearly
value; upon every printing press of newspapers twice the
amoun charged per annum for subscriptions the highest
priced paper that may from such press: Prorided
hocerer, That press shall pay higher than dol
lars. Pr0rded nothing in this contained shall be
construed impose any upon subject exempted
from taxation in the entitled prescribing the
mode OF asccrsinng certain subjects OF taxaon passed
during the present session of the Legislature.
:. BE IL further enacted That tax herein provided
TO be paid upon the salaries OF the Officers of the
vernment shall be deducted by the Auditor of Public
counts quarterly such periods said salaries may be-
come due and payable; and the commissioners of the
venue in listing taxable subjects hereby directed
such salaries in their lists
5 That shall commence and be in force from and al
ter the passing thereof.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Rich nm o nd

Port OF Ia m o nd
ARRIVED,
sehr leontine, Knapp. New YoTk, sundries
Sehr Elizabeth Hammock North Carolina, Ip,oh.
sem w Mowy Hoffman. Jersey City ballast
Sehr Daniel Baker, Baker New York s,nar,es
BaEque Cornela. Corner. New York sundr.s
rHlLADElfHIA March s7-cIearcd schr Laguns. cro.u
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TUESDAY, March IS, 40.
The following communication received from the Sc
/ nate:
1.-The Senate have passed the bills entitled:
Al act appropraung hie public revenue
An act to authorize separate election Foson's Mill in
the county of Stafford.
An act authorizing the Trustees of Rappahannock Acade
my TO sell certain portion of the land said Academy
An act incorporating the Trustees of Brandon Academy
Rappahannock. -
An act to provide for the payment OF the temporary loan
OF the Commonwealth.
An act providing for the of an error in the as
sSmen oil certain tract OF land in the county OF Lou
doun. -
An act authorizing The raising OF company of ARTILLERY
IN the counties of Campbell. Buckingham and Amherst
Anact 10 prevent the transportation OF Oysters from the
waters of James and Nansemond Rivers within certain pc
RODS
An allowing years further time to the Giles. Fov
road.
An act to amend the entitled IAN act further to pro
companies"
An nc, to authorize the citizens of Acconac to catch and
carry away oysters from the of that county for mi
tedPenod, and Tor other purposes.
An concerning public square md the o attached
10 the Government House.
An act TO authorize the appointments of commission
ems ol the revenue for the county ut Prince VIM.
AnaGt authnrlzlng Wm ). Bellamy establish ferry
across Big Sandy River. 10y
An act TO change the time OF holding the annual meetings
of the Bell Isle manufacturing co,napy mi TO- I'll %
poses. - f
An act concerning the appointment OF Directors of the
Bank of the Valley.
An act changing the place Of holding separate election
from the house OF Benjamin Webb to that of Alexander
Lowthcr, in the county of Richie
An act to amend the act to incorporate the of Bow
ling Green, in Caroline.
An act reviving the entitled an act TO authorize
Ferry from Pungotoague Creek in Aeconiack tp Norfolk
and other places IN favour Of Lewis L. Snead and Malta
mel Topping.
An act aboshing the office OF Cbief Engineer OF the
State
An act to amend an net passed 18th OF March, 1871 en-
hued an act 10 prevent the citizens Of New York from car
ryng slaves out of this Commonwealth and to prevent the
escape OF persons charged with the commission OF any
crime. '
They have rejected the bills:
amend an act entitled for the benefit Of the
Weyeron Manufacturing Company passed February 10Th
lS4l. '''
To repeal the entitled act TO amend and reduce
into one act the several force for regulating the
inspection OF Hour Indian meal and bread and the bill
authorizing sale OF Of land Of which Peter Lee
seuer died seized.
On motion of Mr. GALLAHER:
hesofued, That this House WILL with the consent of the
Senate, adjourn this day, sine die
few unimportant matters were attended In end tho,
the House took n recess until O'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
WHOLESALE SALE AND RETAIL.


NEW Dk1 uUUDD DIUKE,
WHOLESALE SALE AND RETAIL.
EDRIS, BERKELEY s. co.
Nj ANlNG taken the house on Main or T.. St.,
II door below Messrs. Wordsworth Turner 3 Co. wiz
this day, and splendid stock Of French English and
American Dry Goods, and AMI
purchased under the favorable auspices the Baltimore Phil
adepha and New York markets The stock being eriHsfry
they take pleasure inspection Of the
i1en Of Richmond and the adjacent county The following ari
Coih.-wooi Black Invisible Green and Blue Cloths
'aneies-Wool Black single and double mned Cashmere
Ete. i,alpour Wv "
chene Gambroon.. new and handsome article
Challa Ncstng, Fancy six d.
INK Satin do. BIZ silk vevets
SILK scne siIesia's
- - 81 Brown French Linens
Heavy Linen Drings cord and white, comprising
1o-i, ii-l. Ig-i Bnrn.ley shectnr.
O., is-t Hamilton do
Russia Diapers Birds Eye do
gold cord DE- LANES. very fine
Fancy cord Dc LANES. very cheap
shene Satin striped do, real French
Satin striped Ciary
lawns and Painted n,usins in grestvarsy
tnsish and American Prints from 81 cents and upward.
Furniture prints from ca upwards
farisou aud Manchester Cngtams
.apns best Bonitaznes, from 81 and upwards
Alpaca Lusiros. Paraeenes
nk AMI blue bh Gro % goi
Blue bh figured and suped Silks
Cord ND striped Ind plaid sins
Nun, Swiss Book Lace and satin .,,,ooa ,r. ,y,,s v,
and corded skirts 1aconeu canrlcs Bop lawns A,rrsp Nan
n@es o ,proI make rsh Linens very cheap Taion Musus
Bonnet Lawns cap and bonnet ribbons Neck d. DAVIS
looms bs and od Italian arse assortment ~ Thread
loe 'ey char bohhrct Fo0ngs and Edrirs Fancy
watts fsucy sh Tor gentlemen Gun, r. Iist srupes
ven 90 cape Lose SID and Threads.
gn.at " ~ aats very superior qualiy faney htb'
~ !. v hds Pongcc' spiiiioheh and Barianna DO snail
Including t1r ss-uaeni Or bios5sd WI uubiaehcd Doss
' bed IeNnE Cotton osrnbugs - Tvned Bggsng Me- ..
a II Willie old low or CASH. Country merchants visiting
The city would N well 70 cali before purchasing elsewhere.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

II IOEIOo uerecs and so half usos prime Rice receiving
~ and for sale BY DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

INHE beauties of vocal melody, being a choice
Il selection Of Scottish, English and Irish songs ballads.
with accompaniment the Piano Forte Edited by William
Dempser being collection Of Mr. Dcmper popular
and ballads Care has been taken only choicest
melodies but Gull from the the
elevated sentiments poetry supply just received by
SMITH DRINKER A. MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
EDUCATION.

DAVIES System of Mathematics, in 12v.
~ embraced series ofto parts. The part
elementary course Eve vols adapted schools and nea
mics Tho second part embraces advanced vols
adapted for The higher grade Of academies colleges
at uc School and Classical Book Store n
mrssl SMITH DRINRER n MoRRR.
ITAUILY FLOUR.--A sfan lot y hvorte u ~.
- tfa Fhniy Flour. GRO w. gRErTER.
NH 2f-U Door bebyw The Ben
TEA.-The subscriber has a chest of superior
. Tea. which Dee viii sell 500 pound where will
found bargains In many articles in my line.
GEO w. GRETTER
NIB 2i--5t Doors below The Rel
TUBS, HUCRETs, &C.
- ICHARDS q GARDNER, offer for sale,
~ reduced prices painted md Iron hoped Tubs
and y reneal assornent ~ WOOD articles NH Is
REAUTIFUL wHOUGIET INFANT CAPS rceeiv'd
- and for sale BY tmhisl W. MEREDITH
HIO, LAGUIHA AND JAVA COFFEE,
1Sn BAGS Erccn and strong secuted Rio
A~O 10 20 Do Lnguifa
10 DO Old Java-At reduced price.
NH - JAS a GEO WINSTON
MOCHA COFFEE, d TEA
lVh superior Java Coffee
DO Mocha do
do G.hTea-jus' received and az 'als "
milo W. NJ HARRISON
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALENaNDEu rOSeIEy.

TRIMS ~ sunsosruoNo City sibcr ber. saOo per ven,
MI Tor shorter period when by siO-ayabe In
mn eases in advance
AD'rRu.se-For neen lines insertion rs cents
Insertions VI isl three insertions ~ so; and every
Ping insertion, ~ cents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
In" number o insertions Of Advertisements noted
hs o they win he inserted stopped and
eu accordingly e- oricrs Tn stop must a-o be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines and in that
proportion for advertisements OF length. and $50 for
hne' except Aue'oneers and Lottery dealers are Changed
ei0o paper ineiudcd)
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f-A FOR RENT.-Thc brick dwelling on
La shockoc Ilu present occupied by W. H. Baldwin
newt door to SIT Achd Peasants. Possession
her next. au4 III H. W. & T. J. FRY GO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-18

bacon AND TONGUES
~ Hams Shoulders and Aiiddinrs
Beef Tongues, well cured for sale
sc - ~ Al uApptsnN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-18

SAIL AFLoNr.-5co .aek. FACTORY filled. daily expected
- For sale BY V !7-Gt nANENrORT 4 NLLEN
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FOR NEW YORK,
First PaCkef-nId 1T,

FOR NEW ORLEANS,-[To SAIL on 2Orn Xsr1
STfs The fine fast sailing brig ORLEANS.
IL Capt WIN. Smith. sail as above. For esl, or uas
sage having superior accommodations paen
seTs, apply on board, I.udan'- wharf. to
JAS. FISHER L SON OF
&C III HASKINS A. IIBBY
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-27
Rangers Notice.
From the N. O.Merchants' Trans, May 90.

FHAKEN up by WIN. Bennett, LACK
n horse with star in his forehead
three white feet, nearly l6 hands high
about 10 years old. Appraised to $40
before james PliestIey, J. P. Printers fee
2 collars.
Taken up by jesse Meek, light bay
mare mule, 4 or ) years old, about IL
hands high, no marks or brands. Ap.
praised 10 $40, before James Priesiley, J.
2. Printers fee 9 dollars.
Taken up by joseph Terry, bay horse
with white face and three white legs, l2
years old, fourteen hands high. Appraised
to SIS, before Charles Moore, J. P. Pr.
fee 2 dollars.
Taken up by Richard 8. Hodge, two
....res, dc. cribcd as follows: One light sor
rel mare, about 9 years old, some white
upon The near fore and hind foot, star in
the forehead, with some small. white spots
on the body. aLoat il hands 2 inches high.
Appraised to $57 so. Printers fee 2
do lars.
The other a dark bay mare, about 10
years old, ii hands high. small star and
snip in her face, some white on the we
theirs, Appraised to $50, before Garrett
G,odoc, J. P. Printers fee 2 dollars.
Taken up by Thomas Richards, one pc.
ney, about Il! hands high, 8 or year,
old, with white MAX down the forehead,
having scar on the back side Of the face,
as if opera,ed on for the "big head" roach.
ed and bobbed. Appraised to S25, Pr.
Zee ? dollars.
Also, one small bay horse mule about 6
years Old, marked with gear, left fore foot
diseased. Appraised 10 $40, before II.
A. Foster, J. P. Printers fee 2 dollars.
Taken up ty VIM. P. Perkins, brown
mule, with roam hips, about II hands high
branded on the lett bullock but not legible,
about 8 years old. Appraised TO $25, be-
ore James Prestley, J. P. Printers fee
dollars.
Taken up by Haley Cotton, one dark
Jay horse, about years old, IL l-2hands
ligq, with blemish in his right eye, white
pat in his folehead, both hind feet white
Up to the pastern joint. Appraised to $40,
'etore henry HhIle, '. L. FrlnterS lee
dollars.
Taken up by Dennis Burns, brindle
ow with a young calf, marked a half
9uare in the right ear and split in the
eft, about A years oil. Appraised to So,
efore D. Morse, J. p.
Taken up by VIM. +. Walker, bay
1are, about years old, star in her fore.
cad, the left hind and small part of the
ight fopt white, switch tail. Appraised
} $40, before Charles Moore, J. P. Pr.
se 2 dollars. II
Persons having any of the above strays
/ ,heirpossessicn, are notified not to deliv- ,
r them W without an order from the Ran ,
er, under the penalty of the law, in such
lse made and provided.
]. A. TALBOT,
Ranger Madison county, +,
May 10, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-27

CrcdulHy Of MiLIerites in l7I2.--In
l7l2 Mr. Winston having calculated the
return on comet, which was TO make it'
appearance on Wednesday, The 18th of
October, al 5 minutes alter five in the
morning, he gave notice to the public ac-
cordingly, with this terrifying edition ::
that totA dissolution Of the uorld by fire,
'oaS to take place on the Friday following.
The reputation that Mr.. w. had long
maintained, both as divine and phlloso-
pher, left little or no doubt with The popu.
lace ofthe truth Of his prediction.
A number of persons in and about Lon
don seizei all the baraes and boats they
could lay hands on in The Thames, very
nationally concluding that when the con-
hagration took place, there would tie more
safety on the wafer. A geniemln who
mad neglected family prayer for more than
five years, informed his wife that he was
determined to resume the practice the
sane evening, but she having engaged a
ba' al her house persuaded her husband
10 put It off til! they saw whether The com
ct appeared or MT. The South Sea stock
Immediately fell to per cent and India
Stock to IL. The captain Of D Itch ship
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-27

THERE Is NOTHING LIKE YOUR 'IF.'-
What pleasant lhing i; is to have a live.
y imaglnatlpn! Mr.. Clay in his recent
IecIiuneerlng tour made speech al
Memphis, "wsihuut reference to party"
in which he related the following ''r!.
m1rkai lc facts"
"l( thee had been no vcto," SAID Mr.
Clay, "ihere would have been no preven
lion Of The charter OF a National Bunk
no removal Of the Dopositcs--no treasury
clrcular-n) multiplication Of State banks
no infalon Of paper currcncy-no
stimulating of excessive enterprises and
mad speculalions--no consequent eXplo-
sion; collapse and the universal ruin which
overspreads our noble land"
Mr.. Clay has not told the whole of the
calimitous results of that veto. If it had
not been for that, the United States would
stl have owned seven millions of the
stock of the United States Bank--M. Bid.
die would not for several years to come
have been indicted for swindling-Anda-
lusia would not have been sold by the
sherff-the Chinese would have continued
to smok opium, instead OF being SIN ,ked
by npowder-paper bullets instead of
lead, would have been circulated in Aft
ehanis,an--thc Eastern Question would
never have been asked--Beaumont Smith
would not have forged EXchequcr Bills
Queen Viclorla'S first born would have
been boy, and so saved the expense Of
sudden repettion--the Yorkshire and
Manchester Banks would not have been
plundered by their directots-the Lanca.
shire spnners would not have made short
work with their mills, nor the military
short work with the popuIace-there
would have been no short crops Of corn,
nor long petitions for bread--there would
have Leen no rise of duties nor fall of
stocks in the United States-ao Swart.
absquatulatiOn-no bank
{, bbcries-no nothing--and, in short, the
md Of the world would not have happen
I'd in 1913, nor the tail Of comet been half
70 long as it is. What an awful thing is
he Veto. Charleston Mercury.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-27

threw all his powder into the river, thar hi
might not be endangered.
The next morning the comet appeared
according to the prediction, and before
noon the belief was universal that the day
Of judgment was al hand About This time
of day, 1873 clergymen were ferried over
10 Lambeth it is said, 10 petition that a
short prayer might be penned and ordered
there being none in the church service
on that occasion. Three maids of honor
burnel ;helr collection of novels and plays
and sent to bookseller 10 buy each Of
them Bible, and Taylor's Holy living
and Dying. The run upon the Banks
was 50 prodigous that all hands were en-
ploycd fiom morning till night discounting
notes and handing out specie. On Thurs.
day considerably more than 700 kept mis-
lreSses were legally married, in The face
Of several congregations. And 10 crown
the whole, Sir Gilbert Iea,hcoote, at that
time head director Of the bank, issued Or
iers 20 all the fire off es in London re-
curing good lookout, and have partic-
Ilar eye upon the Bank Of Engllnd.