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sury deposite. The Bank told the bill in England, and the holder sent it to France fur collection, and, arrangements no: hating been made by the French government tor its payment! it was taken up by the agents of the liank in Paris, with the fu.ids of the bank in their hands. Under these circumstances it has, thto' its organs, openly assailed the credit of

the government ami has actually made an J persist in a demand of fifteen pet cent or 8158.752 77 as damages, when Do damage, or none beyond a tufling expense, has, in fact been sustained, and when the bank had in its own possession, on deposite, several millions of the public money, which it was then using for its own profit. Is a fiscal agent to the government, which thus seeks to enrich itself at the expense of the public, worthy of further trust? There are other important facts not in the contemplation of the House of Representatives, or not knwn to the member at the time they voted for the resolution.

Although the charter and rules of the bank both declare that 'not less than seven directors shall be necessary to the traniaction of business, even that ol granting discounts to any extent, is entrusted to a committee of five members Who do not report to the beard. To cut off all means of communication with the government in relation to its most important acts, at the commencement of the present year, not one of the Government Directors was placed

on the committee. And although, since,

by an unusual remodelling ol those bo

dies some of those directors have been placed on some of the committees, they arc yet entirely excluded from the Committees of Exchange, through which the greatest and most objectionable loans have been made. When the Government Directors made an effort to bri ng back the business of the bank to the board, in obedi

ence to the charter end the existing tcgu -Sations, the board not only overruled the attempt, but altered the rule to as to make it conform to the practice, in direct violation of one of Pie most important provisions of the charter which gave them existence. It has long been known that the President of the hawk, by his single will, originates an i executes many of the most

irnporant measures connected with the1 management and credit of the bank, and that-the committee, as well as the Board of Directors, are telt in entire ignorance of many acts done, and correspondence carried on, in their names and apparent ly under their authoiity. The tact has been recently diseh-scd. that an unlimited discretion has been, and ii now, vested in the President of the bank to cx pend its funds in payment for prepating and circulating articles and purchasing pamphlets and newspapers, calculated by their contents to operate on elections end secure a renewal of its charter. It appears from the official reports of the Public Directors, that, on the 30th No vember, 1830, the President submitted to the board an or'icle publish d in the American Q miteily Review, containing favoablc no;ice of the bmk, and sug gested the expediency of giving it a wider circulation at the expense of the bank; whereupon the board passed the following resolution, viz Resolve , That the President be autnnrnpil to make such mcasutes in re-

ami March, 1831. This also was reject- ever more prcspcrcus than sir.ee tbattu'icn uhici cd ;actf The President vciiiy believes the subject the g

sir.Cc thal!tu?ion which baa already attempted to';

government to it win. in ,J VkJ Z X. KJZ

kt. thii rcfus'ini in re bank has not the nower to nioducc the ; his opinion the action ol the general gov- nnilE subscri! or will rucc::im-ncc hu

11UI V. '.Milt Hi. rtn ty ' " r . i i 'II .-,11 !,nn,iii, tMjwcr. or even to re-1 calamities its fiier.ds threaten. 1 he ; etnroent cn this subject, our l.t not to ex- H School in the reonu rrantlv occ i-

nuiro such an account ol the expenditure ! funds of the Government will not be an- j tend beyond the gr-nt in the constitution, j,kd by G. W. (uruth r on the iiilt'f

? ,i hrhnr itie mnnc-v of the i nihilatcd bv beimr transfcued I hey i w l.ich on'y authorises ccngrc ss "to com ; Oe!ol or It) weeks v.-jj constitute the

batik had in fact been applied to the ub i will immedntcly be issued for the bene- money and regulate the value thereof, q.irier. iz:::i cf Titi'iuii will iects contemplated by those resolutions, : fit of trade, and if the Hank of the Uni jail else belongs to the States and the jUhuv? and obnoxious as they were, the board ted State curtails its loai.s, the State J people, and must be regulated by public , r Spcllinj. Pvcr.di z at.d W::rencwed the power already conferred j banks, strengthened by the public depo- j opinion and the interests cf trade. tins. ... rrnf.ar.1 tir M,.n m 1 ciif s. will extend theirs. What comes in In conclusion, the President must be ; 1 orallihehu-her Ivksh Hr.ir.ch-

31)11 ClVM WIM'illlu IVIIVIfVU - - - - - I . !" V.. .i r.iu..:....:.. ilummh nnn Kntilf. ivill f nt:i ilnriiifh ! r.ermiltcd to icmatk that he looks linon iss'.icnas i.iuki ifianuiar, .-

ItS CXerClSe, Jy auviMiii uiv. luuun in in

lieu of the propositions submitted by the j other:

Government Diiectors, viz:

Rcsol'ed. That the board have con

be ai

served

put pose

fldence in the wisdom and integrity of ; debtors moi c hcav i y than some of them

the President and in the proptiety of the

resolutions of 30lh November, 1830, and flth March, 1831, and entertain a lull conviction of the necessity of a renewed attention to the object of those tesolu lions, and that the'Prcsident be authorized and requested 10 continue his cxer-

I tions for the promotion of said object.'

Taken in connection with the nature of the expenditures herctolore made, as recently disclosed, which the boatd not only tolerate but approve, this resolution puts the funds of the bank at the dispo

aition of the President for the purpose

,J . .. .... ' . it .: -. i I I 1 it'.ITDt tlLK. KliH UtlOM. ClKlI'lOK!-

S, ariU ine (OUliluriuiIl wiu uc pic- uie ).uwuig 'juuiiuu a mg.jvr v;is.v- . x-... .... i i t r.ii.

t' I .1 1 . I 1 I l. ....... Itn.i I I, A n.n ..m.. . IH . x . 1 n ' X

ol procucitu: ciatrcss, press its ,oi money irom orc uan;; io anotner. us r . ...ui (;,,.- i.lt

..... --. ti o

can hear, the consecjuenccs will recoil

upon itself, and in the attempts to cmbar

rass the country, it will cn'y bring loss

and ruin upon

stock. Hut

bank possessed

been atttibu

would only be

decision tnrv effect the character of our

trovtinment lor sees to come. Should!

the Lack be suffered longer to use the

public money, in the accomplishment ol

85 Oj

Xo pupil v. ill I e t.tlvcn f r 'i tmn

jthan oac quarter. ihc:i two r ih-tj

scholars are cut I rem I ! i? tiitui'. family a

r.i!al!e deduction will be in:u!i 'I

tne noJe:ctsoi us uttn.us P'P", wiuuc jm-u. , . . , ... . , , . .

if the President believed the lessncss and corruption bcTorc curcyes,:;: V ,1 ,

all the power which has the patriotic among our citizens will des t. "v" , " tr V" - ,

ed to t, his determination pair ol success in struggling ag.nnst its - n ' . j ,.

rendered the mote inflex U.owcr; and we shall be responsible lor;1"". , r -,

! iblc. II, liiiiecd, tins corporation now . riuaiung a upon our ttur.-.i y iuivhu. . holds in its hands the happiness and Vie wing it as a nucsiion of t.cnsccrding ; 10 care he n-pocindly lieiU j prcspe.ity of (he Amc.ican people, it is i importance, both in the principles at.d a PUon cf Hie j.uLic lynse ! high lime to take the alarm. If the des- j consequences ft involves, the President . o 1 -V- ' ! notism be already upon us, and our only : could not, in justice to the responsibility v tnccnne- ..ept., l.J.. u.y- lt.

safety is in the mercy of the despot, re which he omcs to the countiy, refrain

of employing the whole press of the ; cent developments in relation to his tic - it cm pressing upon tnt secretary 01 trie country i the service of the bunk, to signs and the means he employs, show j I'reasuiy his new of the considerations . . . 1. - it i"i!.i-.t- ..t.; 1 . IT

hue wtiters and newsnaners, and to "pay j how necessary 11 istosnr.Ke 11 on. j nc t wnicn unpci loimmcoiaic acuun.

out such sums as he pleases, to what

rHMIE subscriber !;a irv; taken l t'... t' admiuirtiativ'ii rn the o!n!o t-f iMuiel Austin, (!atc of Martin ri.:ini)

decerafcd, all persons indebted to mi id cs-

pcrsons and to what services he pleases, without the responsibility of rendering any specific, account. 1 he bank is thus converted into a vast electioneering cn ginc with means to embroil the country

in deadly feuds, and, under cover of cx-

E. G. A1"STI., Ath:

August 1 1, ism :;:-::i

struggle can neer come with less dis-, on him has beer. de oh cd by the censti tate are requested to itrko innucdiati-pnv- J

rable auspices, than at the present ino- j people, the duty of superintending lSlt f -;tii:c':nc !ici!-y ijti!:cMl l rcKTi;eu ?!:lvTii" mcnt. jopeiaticn of the executive dcpai tin cuts vrv ;it,thcutiratttl for pjwr.r:.t wiihiu All doubt as to the willingness of the of the government, and seeing that the , .,.,.1 j5 ja ' rs lhc t.sUle

oiaie uaiiKS 10 uneicnauc inc. svnau ui lawsaic laiuimnj i stiuau. 11 i 1 ;o:rcf. the Government, to lhc same extent, and '. lormancc of this high trust, it is his on

nenditurcs, in themselves innrcper, ex--on the same terms, as is new pciformcd doubted light to express to those whom)

tend its cortuption thtough all the rami- oy tne iianii 01 ine utnieo oiaics, is poi ; inc lawsano nis own cnoicc irau nuut fications of society. I to 1 est by the report of the agent recent-'.his associates in the administration l! the Some of the items for which accounts !y employed 10 collect information; and goernmcnt, his opinion of their duties hup hpcnirtiflptrd. ctinw ho mm t r ne . I rom t hat w il liimncss. t h tir ow n safet v in 'under circumstances as thev arise. It is

tion which has been given to the resohi- the operation may be confidently inlertio!;s, and the way in which the power it j ted K'sowiog their own resources bet cottiers has beeti exerted. The money ter than the- can be known by others, it is has not been expended merely in the ! not to be supposed that they would be publication and distribution of speeches, j willing to place themselves in asitua'ioi, reports of committees, or articles w 1 it- i which they cannot occupy without dan ten for the purpose of showing the con- j gcr of annihilation or e mbaM assment.

stitutionalitv or usefulness ol the bank. I he only considet atir.n applies to nc

under circumstances as thev arise.

this light vrhich he now cxcrcivcs Eai be it from him to expect or require, that any member of the cabinet should at his tcqucst, otdcr, or dictation, do ary act which he believes unlawful, or in his concb.T.cc corrdemr.s. Ercm them, aid

from his fellow citizens in general, he I dtsiics oniv that aid and support vvJ.ichl

7IIEUEAS mv vi!(, (i.(cv A

Jlr -ir, l.:ts h ft iti ai.d 1 ...ir.l

withi'-it ;:nv eatirc. Ihrrchy warn try pt'ixMi or peii n aii.iiiir! f rttstiitu l;cr u

my :irro.uit, ;is I an: dt tcr:;.i:u d vm t:i pay anv debts of tier t ;stj:w lini. TjifJK.vnix nr.sir.

Sept. is:t:? :55-:;i.

But publications have been prepared and safety cf the publicfur.ds.il dcpositcrl in their reason approves and their couseun- vWY f il 1 extensively circulated, containing the j those institutions. And when it is secn'ecs sanction. , ' ,1 u ,MI :cril', r' ! grossest invectives against the officers ol that the directors of mary ..f tl-.rm are u the lemD.ks he has made cn thh all JS U th; ' U7 , l.P'1 the Governmen-: and the money which ! not only willing to pledge the e.haractct important rucsticn, hetius's the Secre l" 'tnoi, 011 .no imh -V.jm.m, belongs to the stockholders and to the j and capital of the corporation in giving iary cT the ' Ttcasuiy v.tll see r:dy the C'w r "

a DP UCU It! tlions 1 sui.lts iu u; I S unaim , Mil u 1 vi.vii . lii. i;k ..I'll Tvnwvi vi. m viviiii.i'tiMii v. 'niii i ihhi "'hji u(

puutic nas uccn ireeiy

to degrade.

who were suppe

HJMiTY i ai't Jti years old,

in public estimation, those ; own pioprrty arid reputation, wc c innot . ojnficns w hic'nt he Pi evident ha i foimet'i

t . . . . ! .. . I ..I. .L.. ... .1.1... ...... ..... .1 .....1 .t.r-p. I . I : 1 . j It

npos-ui to oe tnstrurneruai in ! uovun uiai uicy ai iviiii ijciici e u.i; piiu-ic oil a iiicauTe 01 i;u-ui iuiumji i.i-.i v , wav six h ci nin, 01 a veuowisii ctuit-

resisting the wishes of this gtasping and j dcposiies would be sale in their runtngc- deeply iiffcriii g the character and is:- p!cioii, bis ip:ht rum crooked at iho el dingrrous institution As the President, ment. 'I he President thinks that these 'Iulncs3 ol his adiiiiisuaiier; and net ? j t.ow- j'di.t, and wIrh j-pokca to, ihuI his

Ol IIIC Ultlu IiaS D'Jl UCri) ItnUl' III lO SCI iiaiisiimi inuiiiisuniMa iiinjui its iimiij; m tun i:i nn.iviu.iii in. i v ji n . ;(:.

tie his accounts, no one but himself yet j a guaiantce as can be had in human i.f j would l?c ss careful to ovoid, as ictd) j VIGSHS l? about years old, ?om5

IIU J i;"I, I liH h l"llllU.Xll'il, II. la il ST (V n I i - li jit bandf which lias made the Htil fntrrr shorter than lhc ether; he is vl !! k-mi li by trade. I will mvo lh! idn.vc reward for the appiedjen: r!i and delivery of said ncroes, r y to John Enw, living in J'qualiry, (iullatin county, HI., r lrfv dollars, if lodxl

lMoti or principle, j j:, ;,nv j:t f -Mi inioruialioii :ivcn to Mr. hrcn as;unicd, al- rin(, OJ. to j) Ifcwcmmp r, in Vi-:ina, elibcration arid re- j jhnso:i county, III., so that I get theiu

know s how much more ban the sum al

readv mentioned may have been squan dercd. and for which a credit may heieaftci be claimed in his acccint under ibis most extraordinary resolution. With these facts before us, can we be sutpmtdat the torrent of abuse incessantly poured out against all who are supposed to stand in the way of the cupidity or ambition of the Batik of the Uni -.ed S Mt ? Can wc be surprised at sudden and unexpected changes t f opini-d in favor of rn institution which has millions to lav is!i, and avows its determination not to spit e its means when they ore

agency oT the State bink. Eiom all these considerations the Pre sidcnl thinks that lhc State banks ought immediately to be employed in the eol lection and disbut semcnt ol the public i e cnuc, and the funds now in the D ink ol the United Slate drawn out with all convenient despatch. The salety of the

fairs, for the sab tv o! the public funds, jo resist Happy will he be, if lhc Jccts

. . i i . r . . .1 i.t . ' : r - I . . I

anei ine pracucytUMiy oi a new sj s.em oj trv.v i:iscir .cc. pi e;vj; :e i.io.tn u.;-.y vji i collection atul diLu? si met. C through the ;min ai-d- ut i'v ot action atcong the

meMi.bcis t.l ilie uiiriiintsii a'.ion. The President i-gain icpeats that he begs his cabinet to consider the pu poset' measuie as his own, in the support c.l which he shall uquitc no one of them to

make a sanihee vl opioioti or principle

Its re-sponsibility has

'tertlie mcst mature d;

banks, must be sccuted beyond all lea rals cf the per pic, lift freedom of the j r j-Vom inf irmati;ir I think thev arc masonablc daub's: but the extent and natuie ! pre ss and the purity of the clcrt'n c fran-i (j.4.jr U;1V J( j;;drann. Thev were of the security, in addition to thtircnpi- Vhisc. without which all v ill unite in say ; ,,mrhT-ed of Samuel i!nrI- Ti'tTI-rn

necessary to accomplish its purposes? : tal, il any be deemed ne ccssat y, is a r.ub j mj: thai the bu-od and treasure c Np.iitlctl t COUiltv Kciit.irky. The icluat to tender cn account of the tcct of detail to which the Trcasui) Dc- d;vour forefatheis in l lie establishment of, ' i v"ii t it t;vnVII'V

manner in which a part of the money cx-1 partment will undoub'edly give its anxi

ptiidcd has been applied, gives just cause for the suspicion tl.at it has been

used for purposes which it is not deem-

cu s attention. J he banks to be employj ed must t emit the moneys ol the Governj ment without charge, as the Uank ol the United States now doc?; must render all ; the services which that bank now per ; lormt; must keep the Government advised of their situation by periodical rc- ; turns; in fine, in any arragement with the State banks, the Government must

ra- 1 to the circulation of the contents oi rd prudent to cxp -c to the eyes of an

the said article, either in whole or in ' intelligent ard vutur.is people. those part, as he may deem most for the inter w ho act justly do not shun the light, nor est of the bank.'' do they icfuse cxphmttuMis when the Hv an entry in the minutes of the bank, propriety of their conduct is brought in Vtfd March tlth. 1S31, it appears that I to question.

the P csident had not only caused a large I With these facts before him, in an of- ; not, in any respect, be placed in a worse edition of th:U article to be issued, but j ficial report from the Government Diicc ! footing than it now is. The President is had als ), before the resolution of 30th tor s, the President would leel that he j happy to perceive by the report of the November wa adopted, procured to bo was not only responsible for ail the abu 1 agent, that the banks which he has con

minted and widely circulated, numerous! scs ana coruptions the bank has com ( suited have, m gcnei ah consented to per

copies of the reports of General Smith mittcd, or nay c mmit, but almost an ac

and Mr. McDiiffie in fav r of the bank, ! complice to a onsnitacy against the Go

and on that day he sugg sttd toe expediency of extending his power to the

prinii.ig of the articles which might sub

our happy rystem of government will have been vain and fruitless. Under

M irksville, E"ui.-ntt:i, ) Au Mt h. ikj:j :n-?f (

these convictions, he feels that a measure j . . so impoitar.t to the American people can j JJ g T 1'4jJM?W

vorn-.nent which he has swam Swncstly to administer, if he did r.ot take every step within his constitutt-mtl and legal power

sci vc the purposes of the i.ititution ! iikcly to be elTieicnt in putting an end to

V hcri upon the tollowing rcs uuiton was uiese uioriunu 5. u u oe possiuie, iui

adopted, v'12:

in the scope of human affairs, to find a

torm the service on these terms, and that

those in New Yoik have agreed to make payments in London without other charge than the mere cost of the bills of exchange. It should also be enjoined upon any banks which may be employed, that it

will be expected of them to facilitate do

not be commenced too soor; and he there

forenames the first day of October next as a period proper for the change of the depositcs, or sooner, provided the necessary arrangements with the State lEnks can be made. ANDREW JACKSON.

"?Tl.ST received from Columbus (Ohio)!

qJ an assortment ol hotir.iiv Mulu'inr,

of a very superior (jtiahlv ,to wit:

("Jum Myi rh African Grcv C.nv

knt or $

Rrsolvrd Thitthe President is here-' reason for removing the Government de- j mcstic exchanges for the benefit ol in-

bv uiiiiorizeu to c:ue u oe prepared"

ard ci' cu' ited, such documents and pa

per as m vy conmumc.

people

e to the

inf r nati.m in rega d o the naiusc and oporAv.or.s of the 'ink The expenditures purporting to have be n made under the authority d 'iese resolutions, during the years 1831 and

1832. were r.noui jsu.ul'u. l or n nor

psites and leaving the bank to its own tcrnal commerce; to gt ant all reasonable

resource lor the means of effecting its facilities to the payers of the revenue; to ctiminal designs, wc have it heie Was ! exercise the utmost libcialily towards it expected when the moneys of the U-! the other State banks; and do nothing nited States were directed to be placed in j useless1) to embarrass the Bank cl the that bank, that thev wuld be put under ! United States. ... - 1 . . , . . . .. ..

the control ot one man, emrowcrcu to j as otic ol the most serious objections j n jH.pe , intends keeping at all times a spend millions without rendering a vou j to the Rank of the United States, is the j i( .j c s,,m,jv "

chcr or speeifiying the object? Can they 1 power which it conccr.ti atcs, care must! qil0 sub-criher abo

THE subscribers in f trm their fnVnd and the puMir, th.it lh'y have juM rccrivrd fVoni VliUaihtp'tui, Htiltinorc and

a m:.v and rxn:?:sivr. asoktmhn

GOOUS,

Suitable fur the present and approaching seasons compi i:-"m;i rOillUGX AM) DOMESTIC Dry Goods, BOOTS AM) SHOES, run Sl wool hats,

; Iron, Glass, Castings, i$c. c. i Whifh vp-p v''prt,l rit n fiifr it.'f flr,r-

Hitters o. t I "ittcr Root. , " ... . f , ollcxa.lliliat:ol. u-irt1, J

And many other articles not Iitc cnfnnc j attention of parrhaser--, and will be rati d. which the snbserii er oilers f.r sale ; tfoj nn:isuallv low for cash.

enne or Cqisicuni Ray berry Nervir.c (Umbil) Hemlock C'j)i or Colic Root ) X Uith' xyhim V O'.iio Krrrtimary

Coarposiiion pow-1

ile is I Pond Lily j L.jbeli i, herb and i seed ! Cholera Syrup a:;d ! powders I Nuuibcr '5 Third p.rer.araticii

ei .no. i Hitter Koot.

in John Wise's new brick building, on Wa

lter strret nearly opposite the I.nnd t)lliec,

holds hiiaself in

tion or these expenditures vouchers were, he consiilcicei sale with the evidence be-toe taken in nn-.tng oincr agents lor tne jj r t(, allclu (f, a calls in the lk

rendered, from which it appear that tore us. that lens ot thousands nave been . serv ice oi me l rcasury, nor 10 raise up i .ui;r;, ,rnriico of tru'dieinc.

snenr lor n r-n iv n n oner, u nor. enr- i a iu c rower irmanv unn:u;iuit. ti-

1 I I upt purposes, that the sarvc motive may

SMITH & CAUSOX. Vinrrnnns, 1st June, lS:i:f. P.) tf

thev wee incurred in the purchase ol Bom-i hundred thousir.d copies of news-

papers, reports, and speeches, made in

Congi ess reviews of the veto message, ' thousands, and even million moref and reviews of the speeches against the And can wc justify ourselves to the pcobank, kc Sec. For another large portion pie bv longt r lendirg to it the money l,o vouchers whatever were rendered, j and pow cr of the Gov ernment, to be em-

but the various sums were paul on orders j ployed for such purposes?

of the Pi csident of the bank, makirg

... ii r

anotner power cquany lormtuamc. a.- t Aso xUv sui,,crihrr Invin- rccuiv

inougn ii wouki prooao.y oc impoio.e , , :itllM,;ntInrnl (.f snh-a-ent. would ia-

lead to the expenditure of hundreds oh to produce such a rcsu-l by any organi- ; . mii,i:r ,ji:lt i.0 t;is rc(-rived a

zatiinol the rstatc t a r. u s which could be i

FOR S-aiiK. TT WISH to sell my Tavern Stand, now ji occupied by Col. Alexia I.cRmv, sit-i-

tssr alcd on Market street, in the bo-

ti w

tiiiiiilr'r i.l wnt ill In nil,-; :l.il ri litc t.k.l

i ... i . i ,-., . :.l ............ ... , a

, tM-1"-)" 1,15 Y'Y. ' .'hcr with llobis

ine appearance. i o miv cnu ii wouki uc expedient to assume no more power over them, and interfere no more in their affairs than mh'ht he absolutely neccssa

reference to the resolution ol the llth rvlarch, 1331. On asccrta'uiing tbce facts, and perceiving that expenditures ol a similar character were still continued, the Government Directors a few weeks ago ol fercd a rcs-.dutbn in theboerd calling for

try. It nas been the lortuncol the rrcidcnt toencountci dangers vhichwcrc

a specific account of these expenditures. . represented as equally alarming, and he

showing the objects io wmen in-y i:au tccn applied, and the pcrsr-n to horn the money had been paid. This reason

able nronnsition was voted down. came to ds

They also offered a resolution tcsein-'l ing the resoluttuua ol November. l2Jc

It has been alleqcd by some as an ob

jection to the removal of the deposites, ' y to the rsccuiity of the public deposite,

t hat Pic b. ink has power, ard in that c ! and the faithlul pet formancc ol their duvent wilt have the disposition, to destroy ' tics as agents of the I reasewy. Any inState banks employed by the Govern ci feicncc by them in the political conment. and brine distress unon the covin tests of the country, with a view to in

Ilucnce elections, ought, in lhc opinion of the President, to be followed by an immediate discharge from the public

has seen them vanish before resolution j service, and energy. Pictures equally appalling; It is the dcsiic of the President that were paiadcd bclorchim when this bank the control of the banks and the currencame to demand a new charter. Hut cy hhall as far as possible be entirely scp-

't'at vas the result? Has the country arted fiotn the political power of the i

on s l.'xtures on I he

iThomsonian Svstcm of medicine, which'

he oilers for sae as abtivc. s. UATimoxi:. Auum 'ji, n a) tf

rouh of Vincenres; also the

And Tu o Lois 3Cs formerly owned by J). C. Jiin-on; situated at the cast end of Market street, in the borough aforesaid.

The Tavern Stand U in a healthy and ; pleasant part of the borough; and tin oth- ' rr l.f.Kvr. i - wr.ll t h-i I :l 1 1 I f tr urivit..

Tu-1 reeeivotl twohtmdied bar- j family, arid likewise in a pleasant and

irir.-HJ rcls hrsil uualilv

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