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cry 's'pe. JOHN J. JACOB, Goreraor.
"oINsENo SNAKE ROOT, &C."

G1NSENG bNAkE ROOT, &C. ann
A subject over which in their differen
phases, shapes, &C., there has been con
siderable discussion, particularly at thu
last session. A lew days ago 1t was agar
resurrected by the patron Of the bill, ant
he after spending one half day battling
with Its adversaries, and failing to achievl
the great object of his life, was obliged t
fall back in good order, however still re.
tanning enough presence OF mind and &C
tivity TO direct the course he wished hi
root bill should take, and had It commit
ted to the care Of the Judiciary. Thu
legislation concerning the
aJ SCHOOL FUND $50"
has no. yet been completed. When las
discussed there was brought out from
various parties, remarks Of suspicion as L
the condition Of this fund, whether TIT
fund was get.atable or not. There ap
pears to DO q disposition to test this case
and to see II the depositaries now using
these funds are able to pay them back
1t Is thought by some and so expressed 70
be bad policy under the present trying f.
naucial times, to allow banks to hoard
these moneys-that as It Is the "Schoo
Fund.-" and would have been paid on,
under ordinary circumstances, It ough,
all the more now to be paid. out, FOL
by being put in circulation i
would benefit larger number than i
will by boarding In banks and allowing
the banks 10 use II. -.l- "
HEAVY ARTrLLARY. Ez
Just for moment examine the follow
ing: 100 -.
Mr.. Knots, FOL Marion) offered the fol.
lowing resolution: .urr '-''
Reolvod, That the President OF, the
United States, Ulysses s. Grant, deserves
the especial condemnation OF the people
Of the United States for proposing and
signing the SALARY Grab Bill" whereby
he placed one hundred thousand dollars in
his own private pocket; and but for Pres
ident Grants influence, said bill would
never have been proposed or become 9
law, and Tor his influence in procuring The
passage oil this bill he deserves the univer
sal condemnation OF all the people Of the
United States without distinction Of party
The author Of this brain rending efusior
should be titled the Whereas" buncombe
member Of the Legislature. l fear that
Mcmillan, Of Doddridge, that good old
soul, will have TO look well to his laurelE
or they will be Lost forever to him: BY
tho way,'I fear that great and good mar
has been tempered with, as he has cooled
down considerably about the United
States Senatorship. - ia - g
Considerable snow fell here yesterday
and to-day. Weather consequently disa-
greeable. Circuit Court still In session.
One of the two murder trials reported in
my last has been closed. Verdict, murder
in the first degree. Sentence, penitentiary
for life. More soon again; 2 EAiis37
ToMAHAwK.
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.Now IS THE TIME FOR sMoK-
In ING Hot euekwhOat Cakes.
The Enterprise Baking Powder
makes them Ma, Lieklsr and s.esttsr than any.
thing else that you can usos Nothing 10 com.
pare with Il for PuRrTY and KcoaohT.
oc2i --gE ,s,.. Wheeling, W. Va.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBEl
CHARLESTON.

stnh Einancs-GinIsng, SndM Root, dc.
-GehooI Flnd-.Hedgy Artillery Of a
Wottld be Leader 9th Democracy Lev
ellSd at the President efae UlstedStdts'
Verdict in q Murder 0d&-KdnG''Aa
County, do, do.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 10. '7S
Special Correspondence Of the IntellIgcnecr.l
As promised ! herewith transmit the
official correspondence relative to inc
State Finances, which suppose will DC
Of interest to some Of your readers
EXECUTIVE DBPARTMNT,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2, 1873 }
Gentlemen efMe Senate: .. Hsu-a
In response to the Resolution adopted
by the Senate requesting me"to commu,
nicate 10 the Senate what amount oil
money, II any, has been borrowed, az
whose instance, from what source, and ior
what purpose"
I respectfully submit the following state
ment: '.fa
I received on twenty-seyenth ult., the
following report from the Treasurer:
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Oct. 81, 1873.
To His Kzcellsney J. J. Jacob, Governor
SIR, l have the honor to inform you
that the Fund set apart for State pur-
poses Is exhausted, and that II will be
necessary to make some provisions to
meet the current expenses OF the State.
aE.llx.
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NOTICE TO RIVER MEN.

=. a gs, goYHeu, UHroH ,B1Dal Co.,
PrTTsHuRaH, Sept. u, 1881
Notice 10 hereby given to those Interested in
tho navigation Of tie Allegheny River, hat the
Contractor for tho stonework Of Union Bridge,
across tho Allegheny river at the Point, Pitts
burgh, has commenced work. Pier No. 4 10 10.
Gated on north side OF channel, distant 2l2 feet
2i2 feet apart across the river TO Smoky Island.
The Contractor will keep RED LIGHT by
night on Channel Pier % signal OF danger.
r. W. SMITH,
sepiS ., t.-. ..r-i Chief Engineer.
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D1oR sALE-oPTICAL AND MUSIC
tention Of retiring from business, offer for sale
my well established Optical and Music Store,
With stock and fixtures. It Is In the best bust
ness portion OF the city, has large run OF first
class customers, in as well as ont OF tho city.
DAYS. Address . ~ y, :. :
MRS. Q. z. CARTWRIGHT.
sepiB - llf P, o. Box 295.
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Immediately Cured and Pun Vieo, ,.,,,..,
This distressing Affection, which 80 Hsn'T
miserable and Marriage impossible ~ W
y paid by the victims Of impropef irSs pesN
Young persons are too aptto Commit 800
from not being aware Of the dreadlnl eoe.AS.sta
ees that may ensue. Now, who thit rnSs.sg! VI
the subject will pretend 70 deny that ~ ,a st,
OF procereation 70 lost sooner By tbSss RN ss
into improper habits than BY ne pnSs T H Y
sides being deprived Of the pleasure d S,.t e
ohspfing, ne most serious and des,ru.;S!
sy%pso%Rs s. o. both body and mind irIss. ~:
system ten, S pSSo%ss petanged the PSysil VI
tive Power, Nervous IrriAbility. nv,r'aaNt1ai'
Palpatation OF the Heart, Indigestion 4cs.s,.
tonal Debility, 0 wasting Of tie Prame cossS
Consumption, Decay and Death S"-sa'
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MARRIAGE.

reflect thata sound mind and bodyMe the moo,
necessary requisites 10 promote eonnublAl hap.
pinees. Indeed. without these the journey
through Life becomes O weary pilgrimage; he
prospect hourly dRrkenB 10 tho view; tho mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled With
the melancholy reelection that the happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own,
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Married Persons, or Young Men eoD,,.,,..
Marriage, being aware OF PhysIeSi w. SlttI
organic debility. deformides, IpoSdilv 1919 1eS
He who places himself under H. s. sst%
J., may religiously eon1de IN his houe, \. q y,
tleman, and confidently rely upon biz stiII |! e.
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Especially, who have been ths Js.,n,.,
~ Vice, that dreadful and destsrs,i BOLT
which annually sweeps to an usHssM hlAii
Thousands Of Young Non Of thO mosfy p1N
talent and brilliant intellect TSo mS.t!e nist
wise hAyO entranced listening Senats! ~ w StAtN
thunder Of eloQuence, Or walled h s.I ~ u
thrilling Tyre, may cali with fuII eonsS.NAsJ u
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Medical,
Baltimore Z 9. !: l Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
0t'es-7 sota Frederick SIM


s..-- DIR. JOHNSON
has discovered tho most Certain o..
only Kaectual Remedy In The VorlS tat
moss Of the Back or Mmbe, Brietur.s. q Wal,
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, inSoIS Ahestiot,
charges, Impoteney, General DcSiIItI ~ d.
meas, pIsPepSiA, LSngqos, Low spIiSitSS tS,,Oe.
s 81 S q 1SsHs rA1BB ISsss. q a.
DISEASES H u H n1aeSs ssS 81 ss SasS /!
IectionS or he Mver, Eunrs, sto%sse !. 2 STA IL
those Terrible Disorders afiIine ~ Bosss
Habits Of Youih-GRunIR and foilt,seG eodllo
more fatal 70 their victims than IN ~ ptieette,
Hyrens TO the Mariners or Ulysst. q U,
their most brilliant hopes or GntieIn:1 slsaSiS
dering marriage. 90, impossible, pAuoh' IA.
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New Books.

The Expression Of the Emotions an Man ana
animals. By CHARLES DARWIN, NJ. A.,
F. r, s., &c. With Photographic anu
other illustrations. New York: u. AP-
pLgToN & Go.
DARWIN is persistent in bis peculiar theory.
He concludes with his dogma, saying: Nv
"bave seen that the study ofthe theory ofex-
" preston confirms toa certain limited extent
"the conclusion that man is derived from
"some lower animal form, and supports the
"belief of the specific or sub-specific unity
aof the several races !; but as far as my judg-
"ment serves, such confirmation is hardly
"necdcd." or course not. Your determined
thcorist never needs proof to sustain his
theories, and will never admit the force OF
any that is adverse to them.
For sale by J. L. ELLYsoN.
The Ocean World: Being Description
of the Sea and Some Of its Inhabitants.
From, the French of LOUIS FIGUIEn. New
Edition. Revised by E. PERcIvAL WRIGHT.
With 435 Illustrations. D. APPLETON i
Co.
F1sU1En is one of the most learned men of
his day in respect to several departments OF
natural history. This book is exceedingly
clear aud concise in its details, and is admi-
rabIy illustrated. .-. ...
For sale By J. T. ELLrsoH.
The .Spy: A Tale Of the Neutral Ground.
BY }. FENNIMoRE COOPER. New York:
D. APPLETON 81 Co. .@-
The ArrLEToSs are printing very hand
some edition of CoopER's works, to which
this book belongs. 1t is admirably illustrated
from drawings by DARLLY.
For sale by J..T. ELLYsoN.
Memoirs Of Maryland Volunteer. War
with Mexico. in the years 1876 47-'4S.
By JOHN r. HENLEY. Philadelphia: j..
b. LIPPINCoTT.
The author was first with TAYLOR and
then with SCOTT in his march upon the city
of Mexico, where the war was ended. His
book is valuable addition to American his
tory. ...r..
For sale hy WooDuoUsE d PARnAM. .
Tile Loves Of Jonathan and Virginia. By
BOSWELL. Philadelphia: LIPPISCoTT &
Co. ..,. '.-
This is a poetic version of the sectional
feuds in the United States.
For sale by WooDHoUsg & PARHAM.
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TIE CENTENNlAL.--The Cincinnati Com
mercial shrewdly suspects that the Philadel.
phians will finally bring up before Congress
with m appeal for money to aid in the Gen.
| tennial Celebration Of American Indepen-
dence. 1t says justly that however national
may be the celebration it must be localized
to the extent that it takes place in Phiado
phia, which will derive all the pecuniary
benefits theretrom, and should pay all the
expenses Of the proceeding Most assuredy.
1t would be hard to compel the prescribed
States to subscribe to national ioliitication
on the score of freedom through an appro-
priation out of the National Treasury. Such
States arc not in heart to rejoice while they
are the victims of Partially and oppression,
and are not upon footing with the other
States of this Union. Let tho jolly .jollif-
cate, and let the financial gainer by the JOLT
Philadciphia-pa the expenses.
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rs,a and Tint paper furnishes the answer
in the remark {. that there p g sssssas suss
q picion IN ti,emind Of the capita list that high
a rates imply bad security !" New YORK, WITH
her rings and{har rascally tricks of sseorn-
ers y and watering stocks, Is not commended
as theatre of good investments. Thesoiid
and substantial Eaglishnan prefers his three
per cent. to hazarding his money In this
blessed Union" at any rate. We aresorry
to add Virginia to the States whose condnc'
has helped to destroy the confidence OF Eng,
lish capitalists in American securities. New
York is the gate through which everything
passes that comes to this country. If She
solyency itself, compared to certain localities
and states-is distrusted by The foreign cap
italist, what do EngIishmen think OF the
country, and particularly of Virginia!
But to return: The Wings example is
most unfortunate for its views. England
has no usury law. The low rate of interest
shows the abundance Of Honey, and the
practice of the Bank of England shows that
advance in rates prevents the outnowing OF
money, when the Wing argues that high
rates drive money oilt Of the country. Tha,
paper proposes zone" or "one-tenth pei
cent" rs the best poicy-as the rate best
suited to Virginia farmers; which, seeing
that Virginia farmers are wholly dependent
upon prosperous commerce for good
prices. il a singular way Of helping the
farmers. Certainly no money could be Dor
rowed in Virginia at these rates, and her
commercc--were nc other rate allowed
would die. But the Wing resembles The
charlatan who asserted that the heart was en-
the right side, and upon being contradluted
said, ooh, it used to be OH the left, but we
huYe reformed that altogether" j.
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LAW OF SurFlY AND DEiANp.-An lows
editor makes curious statement of the
terms of barter in that State which may helE
some of our wise political economists to ap.
prcciate the law of supply and demand
The farmers have an excess of produce fol
the want Of n market, and see to what pass
this brings them. Here is the Iowa price
current: +" A pair Of winter boots cost two
"Icads OF potatoes; a nights lodging, a load
"of oats the wife wears five acres o
"wheat the children each ten acres o
"corn. The price of an overcoat is gooc
four-year-old steer; Of Sunday suit
"tweuty fat hogs. #
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The National Scandal,

When tue culpability Of leading members
Of Congress in the corrupt transactions OF
the Credit Mobilier was suggested in the
midst Of the recent presidential campaign it
was Indignantly denied by the parties alleged
to be involved, and Il great many honest PEG.
plc looked upon the scandal as Il vicious III.
vcntion for party purposes. We have little
doubt that it damaged the prospects OF the
Liberals. But since tho matter has been
probed little many have confessed their
blindness. They shut their eyes to things
which now appear in a very clear light.
Amongst the many confessors is the respect
able Boston Traveller. 1t says that at first
1t "beievcd the Credit obilier scandal to
abe an electioneering canard," and "this
"opinion was strengthened by the denials of
" Messrs. AMEs. DAWES, WILSON, BLAINE,
"CoLrAx, GARpIELD, and others" But now,
alas -. "reccnt developments" have weakened
the TrareiIer's flith in human nature of the
congress .onal sort, and, like its namcsake in
the poem. it has become melancholy and
slow ave have" ii says, ono longer con.
"fdence in the memory of Mr. AMEs, and
"our faith in the word of some others Of the
"gentlcmen named has been sadly shaken"
So great scandal II would never have
done to acknowledge during the campaign.
So there was some hard swearing to quell
tie pilrturbed spirit Of corruption and keep
it in its black den at least till the election
was over. 1t is true that members OF Con-
grcss had been cautious enough TO make an
effort to conceal their connection with the
CrGdt-Mobilicr. They left the stock in
ANEs's hands, and only drew the dividends.
1t feSemblcd dealings with house of 'assig-
nation. The coming and going vas TO be in
the dark--the relation was yet to he MAN.
tanned. But the baud and the pimp, as is
generally the case, blundcred, and the rela-
tionsbip is blown. TranSgreSson, however.
has blunted senshiIity, and what is gained
by the Cre,iit-BIobilicr scandal will be re-
tanned. If its restitution could purge the
tume of the cuprits il would not be made.
The thrift is so grateful that it would not lie
surrendered for purified reputation. The
old adagc is reversed. Ii is now established
that "riches are blttcr than good name
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A Correction.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
A paragraph appeared in the Dispatch of
yesterday, taken from the Petersburg Inder,
stating that Judge Silas Woodson, who has
recently been inaugurated Governor of Mis-
souri,, is native OF Goocbland county, Va,
is incorrect. lie is a Kentuckian by birth,
and emigrated at an early aye to st. Joseph,
Mo-, where he was engaged at the time o!
his election in an extensive and lucrative
practice of the law. he has no brothers in
this State, as reported, but two sisters-Mrs.
Mary Scott, Of Cumberland, and Mrs. John
WoodsOD, of Goochland. CD. WooDsoN.
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The United States and Virginia.

he united SJaLeS tLiSi y = 8 q,
The atsssruens that has besn n1asis csacsfh-
Inc nm anticipated suit sagainst Virginia "
tie Federal Government upon eartain Donas
Md by the Federal Government for the bsns
eft of q certain indian tribe must beswholiy
without foundation. Thereisno authority
under which such suit could be brought,
The Constitution excludes United States
courts from any jurisdiction in such g sur
Iftae Upited States Government holds a NIL
lion. of dollars Of Virginia bonds as the basis
of an annuity to the Indians aforesaid 1t VII.
have to ) pay the annuity out of the Federal
Treasury. But certainly 1t will not helI
virginia to be delinquentin such case. y
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~ Or. TUTTS Pulls are \ nn,.l

!, M DR., TUFTS PILLS are purely
vegetable concentration for keeping the bowels IN
natural motion and cleansing the ystem of all I'm.
purlties and positive cure for constipation They
restore the diseased liver, stomach, and kners tn
healthfal action, while ut The same time they brace
and inyigorate the whole system.
ROME, GA. January IL, Is7l.--Dr. " II. TIT
Dear Sir Having used your liver pills, and finding
none that have done my wife or myself as much
GOOD would Ike 10 know II they would do as wei,
North rs here. intend going North in March. AMI
If they will have the same effect as in this climate
want to take them on withme. Hoping to hear from
you soon, Iremain your obedIent servant,
- HENRY 4. MILLS
2. DIR. TUFTS HAIR-DYE imparts life to the hair.
ia ll-deod&wiw
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@ ROSADALIs.- Mrn. H,rp,-
EARLY, writing from Lima. Ohio says. Ii

LAhLl, HIidhk i6oih SLiMa- Onlo. says:
. :. For about twenty-five years was afrtc,o, -,
an enlargement or The spleen, which had gr..' "nn
increased in length and size ntilitcx,eude, ~
tire length Of fheabdontetl This never en-. en-,
to have removed Now, IN this time suerod w,
erysirelas by spells for thirteen ye,rs and ,,,'
almost despsired Of my life Iheard Of ynu. o"n
brated RcsADAL1s, and purchased on. ho,,, ,e'.-
test 1t, but finding some benefit, continued -" !"
and by the time had used two bote, and -, 49,
before was aware OF 1t, this enlargement in NJ
side was almost entirely gone, which waa az p'
pected as gratifying, for was using the sos,n,,,s
with view Of curing the erysipelas alone Tsan
hnued TO take the medicine until had used Al, w..
ties, and now ut the eud Of six months can s,rs,.
say am cured OF both erysipelas and the epl,yya
ment IN my side, the latter having entirely di,,n-
peared In conclusion L can most cheerfuy recon-.
mend RosApALIs to the afflicted. jall-cod,w
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Mr.. Nv. BoeY, former Mayor of st.
Louis, has received the Democratic nomina-
ton for United States senator from Mis-
souri,. General BLaIR WAS defeated Alr.
BoGy is represented us an ".ahle and incor-
:. ruptible man, of liberal ideas and tenden-
]" cies.n We need such men very much.
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sHEs'aI,AH ,nssyxSEs.
H JANUARY, 1873. g
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. r.. PRICE s CO.. In spite Of the recent adj
vance In cotton goods, win continue TO sell BROWN
and BLEACHED sCoTToNs. sHEETINGs, aud
similar goods 1T prices ruling during the fall
and early winter, thus affording an opportunity 10
hausekeepers and others to supply themselves Re
Gently received ,ti',,.t IL =
!. ga, o.. and 1o-a Cotton sheertngs Bleached ana
Brown Cottons Linen SheesiRgs and Irish Linens
Towels, Huckabacks, ga and lo-i Table Danasss,
Table Napkins, Tray-Cloths, Doylies, Corsets, Bus
tIcs Kid Gloves Gauntlcts, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hcmstitched and Embroidered
HandkerchIcrs, Neckties, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, SC. fIalsl 7. r. PRICE C Co...
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Coon FEEs.-From June to October last
the fees Of counsel in the proceedings Of
New York against the TWEED ring aggrega
ted $22,494.04. OF this amount CHARLES
OCoNoR got $15, 1860. Other fees were
from 81 900 TO 81 500. 1t is not surprising
that Dir. OCoNoR should prefer bis practice
to the Presidency. He certainly has a
straight" business.
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Interest and Money!.

Yesterdays Wing put its foot in it BY
drawing its illustration of the relation Of
supply to the price Of money from England
There the price of money is from two to
three per cent, and it says There is more
"inoney in England than in any other coun-
"iry of equal population in the world" The
lFaay, reversing the accepted law of supply
and demand, infers that the abundance is
owing to the low rate of interest, and not
the low rate to the abundance, and pro.
ceeds to show that, notwithstanding the
high rate Of seven per cent. in New York,
money prefers TO remain in England and
earn two and three per cent.
The Wing is unfortunate iu more respects
than one. England has no usury law, and
the Wh'9adyocates such law ;and, although
the rate Of interest is, during the greater
part of the time, very Iow-say three per
eent.-the Bank of England, the great regu-
lator of the kingdom, raises the rate at its
pleasure, and has sometimes run it up to
eight and ten per cent. And why? To stop
the expectation Of money or gold, which is
sthe article that England traffics with. So
that it is plain from the Wings example that
high interest prevents money from emigrat-
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Miners and Coal in PENNSYLVANIA.

Miners and Coal in Pennsylvania.
The miners and golfers i'll Pennsylvania
have agreed to terms. The miners arc to get
$50 per day for contract work, and $40 for
aday's work. Therecen proceedings withre-
gard to the price Of coal i'll the attempt OF the
Reading Railroad Company to fix the prices
occasions still much anxiety among dealers
and consumers.
We anticipate that the introduction of the
large supply of bitumiuous coal by the Chcs.
apeakc and Ohio railroad will have bearing
upon these questions.
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In the House OF personalities, in u de,
bate on the Louisiana troubles, Mr.. ELDR1DeE
of Wisconsin, suggested that DUnELI did not
claim to be acting asa United States judge,
but as !" the slcegerent of Almighty God,
sitting to dispense sussses. e ells &c. i
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The Bank of England is the monetary
sentinel, and by Its sliding seale'os interest it
protects the country from extravaganza and
mad speculation. Whenever, from oyer
trading, the country is falling in debt to
foreign NATIONS, which is shown by the ex-
i,sftation Of gold, the Bank stops it by put
ting up the rate ofinterest.
Ordinarily, when the exchanges are not
disturbed by excess, the rate In that rich
COUNTRY is losc--indisputably becauss money
is abundant. Why does itnot fysto New
York, users the rate 10 highsfs asks the
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NJOTICE.-The undersigned having quail
IN fed as The executor OF GEOEGE Taylor,
deceased, late OF Horn Quarter, King William
county, notifies all persons indebted TO- the testator
claims against the estate to present them to him.
{ KS tS'S JOHN Il. hfaRYE, JR., I
sss, az TsExeenter Of fiebfges Taylor, deceased.