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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

GoMMoN WHIsKEY-64 ho,ro,. =,
" steamer Muskogoc, for sale b v landing IA
mI8 u. DORSS9
M ALAGA WLNE.--5O quarter cos5. le,ss. =
1VA sweet Malaga WING, very s,n naAs mousss
sore an an for sale by BodERT H AWrTasa1sst
I Ealno., bbs aud go half nj.
Passport iierfings IN prime order and Sss NJ
DARTS, WHEEL BARROWS s !loRN,
| ~ carts; 81 iec barrows, - d;,t Mc--l5 IL
wheels, now landing and for sale at rs ManssNs
:, % e :, r, ,,zz, ! L .aiifscs;1i 81 \
- ii,h ia 30 cases of one dozen cocI-s- -
~ BILE silk Hats, and will be sold low IN III, dses
s'sInheht by BoGART g. HAWTHnSne%
~ ~ !. on F1T7 OK ,i7 : :, % GnvsraN
ACk l bbls no 3, mackercl q a.,
maz "0 10 DO no l. DO for sale at no Cont 40
M. ~ > nzzn WHITNEY,
ing paper, IN store ana Tor sale by ~ PIN
20 BoGART g. HAWTao,,
tiiAMPAGNE-7o baskets Champagne m
" brandt now landing, and for sale hYs "e' heass
NIB D BEN & A COHEN, 81 co
YIN N W ahd .a3 h nd tin ware assorted ja,
NIB JDBIEN& 4 COHEN, 90 Comm,
M OLASsES--8OOO gallons for sale :.
1'A above the city, by READ & BARStEms%s,sa
4 ,AsTILE soAP-Fidy boxes Of TWEEN S.. 'o,s
~ each, CASTLE Soap, received and for saIo foui
m23 BoGERT 4 HAWTHORN. S a.
GuNNY BAGS-80 bales landing ftom ~.
- n, ~ Tor sale at l34 Magazine st. by cup III
:. mo nov - l bridge 4 c.
NAILs-5Oo kegs Boston Iron co. n,1. ~
sizes, landing from brig Pico, for sale Inv "''A
m23 ISAAC GRIDGE & Co, ISL Msgaz.,.
NLoUR-ll bbls saperfine ilonr Iand,n- 49,
l. boat and for sale by SI.oO S' a. Ry Iron &
WHls'kEYIRectiied, landing from sicam:: y =,
NJ, M, and for sale by DORSEY III
DoRrER & ALE-6I hhds por,e1 ~. WV . ae e.
now landing from ship United States "" a ~ DO Az
AZ" n.. ss""'' ST. 'y ,pn1ES : 4 co,r 70, "'
DEANS e. PEAS.-5O bbls white Ieon, -
- ut a low price to close consignment ~ ana PEA
4. Poydras st. by m29 SANiI.. 81 'ATE Se
GLEAK PORK, Lard, Western 6ui;e, !. I'M ~.
~ tcle, an3 sweet Malaga and sherry wins s"od
~ ~ poydras ST. by MEG SAMi.. SLATE ~
HNOBACCO.-20 boxes tobacco il: store and f: Nv
m27 ROGEPr g. 1IAvr,,
NOTICE-All persons having goods come oa..;.
cd to order per ship United States, Tuns, ~
ler' from Philadelphia, are requested to attend .
receipt oil the same, otherwise they will be s,.ul
heir expense. m30 S&JP WHITNEY,
NOTICE
Ifeasnrcrs' ONicc, Second .M,nieipobtv
bDEksONS who are indebted to this Mun;e;0y.r.
:. Tor paving done in front of their propcrty ~. .
formed that MIR. l. Gacnnie, is arpointed Co,.,Aa
pun VIII be commenced in ten days utter notice ,.,.s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

NoIlCE-Persons applying for Professional ser
vices will please cali between the heurs Of nis
and five O'Clock during the day, at 70 Canal st.
my |, PIOEGH Dentist.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

EtSTRAY-Taken up by the night watch one Inv
49, Horse, Is l-9 hands high and rough shod. The
owner is requested to come forward prove properly
pay charges and take said animal away before tie SIX
instant. If left after that time it will be sold at public
auction, BY r. A. Guiotte, Auctonecr r''''e
VIM MCDONALD, Colnmissary Cd Ward
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

IL 10 b boxes late importation and of fine flavor in
store and for sale by BOGERT Il HAWTHORN,
m "a Grnyirr CT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05
MEMORANDA

Stip Slrcy, spoke OF Carisfud Reef sl - Mississpp
King leader left II the albor of ampico Am brig Ma
do Clement Julia for Cnmpcachy; do brig Minerva for w.
pasco Mex sch toreo for d." uIina for Camrcachy;
ras ,or ors AT anchor off the har Hamburg sc Hen.
~ hdopl fin Gihralta; Eng brig Pear fin Liverpool Enp
sa sybel FIN Vera Cruz The Mexican squadron to sill
Tor Texas, on the esuIt. consisting lgs Lihertnd
Aiamo, Gen BaIaga, Fama, and schr daeo Rumos of n
rising IN ouca, against &c nrasn hut nothing certain nj
the time OF departures small force sent from
Tampico to que some ouhrcakins of few troops at us
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

MOLASSES HHDS.-2O0 MoIasses hhls on hoard
~ the barquo Herald in good order and for sale at
93 Common st. hy MY L. II GALE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

oseola refuses TO come in at the last adyices
IRON the scat OF war. family at F,rt Mills have
fallen victims to his savage cruelty, as the deed is
supposed TO have been perpetrated by some of his
: band. Report says he has beer elected Chief of
the Micksuckies. If so, this modern Lconidas
will send before him to the next world many n
q white man, before he comes to sup with his enc
mics. oscola is resolved upon making himself
name, and if Gen. Jessup is not upon the aler, he
= may have some of his laurels shorn from his brow
by the savage brave, before he is aware of il.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

tORN-l5O0 sacks corn in fine shipping order, juat
~ received and for sale by
m4 J II GRAHAM 1d9 TcboptouIos Ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

"ENRY HOSKIN, having Withdrawn from tbs 6n
Thomas C. Cash & Co., the accounts will b ~ ~
tied, and the auction and Commission business COME
ned at No l3 Camp street by hos. Cash, under wv
old hr-. THOMAS CASH,
HENRY HOSKIN.
New Orleans Morcb H7,I, 1897
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

WASHINGTON GUARDS-ATTEND,!!
STATED monthly meeting this evening, (NIonday
SApril 3d. at o'clock, at the A,mory. Punctna
attendance is desired, business of importance will be
transac ted. BY order of Capt Hozey,
a3 J. b. WALTON Secretary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

4 gANDKERCHIEFS, &c.-2l cuscs choppa silk
n IL hhdkls; do high color pungee do; 3 do grass
cloth ackets Just received and for sale 60 Camp ST.
by m27 YORkE RROTHERS -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

4 EMONS-30 boxes fresh Lemons in store and for
1-l saeby TR HYDE & BRO.
MA corner Common and Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

NOTlCE-All persons having goods come co,.;-
y cd to order per ship United States, Turner ~
er' from Philadelphia, are requested to attend IA
teGs'pt ol inc same, otherwise they will he stored
heir expense. m.IO s e. IN WJIJrNTn,au
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

L ARD-2OO kegs Lard of superior quality, in stor
e. and for sale by GklVOT PAIGE,
MO IL, Poyirasst,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

IfNHE subscriber is now opening n supply of new
Il goods, received per ships Kentucky and Harka-
ing:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

g TRAYED from my stable, corner of Poydras and
~ Camp Streets apair efblack Ponevs. Any person
taking up said Poncys and returning them to the stable
as VIM Hill
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

ENLOUR-llO bbls superine flour, lood,ns ~ y
IL boat and for sule by ST 40 " ~ iron d
m2i IL. III DfRPE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

TndtteT
EDWARD BROOKS rs HIS CREDITORS,
ditors of the insolvent and all others Interested do
take place before II. b. Cenas, Esq. Notary Public, on
Monday, the 9th day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. Nj
for the purpose of deberatng generally on the affairs
ef the estate ofe insoiventto appoint f they deem
necessary other syndcs in the lieu OF the syndcs
deceased since their appointment by former meeting
or to confirm the powers of the surviving syndc and to
confer upon him such powers and give him such nsruc.
require, or may be deemed expedient And it is fur
tler ordered, that Henry Denis, Esq the attorney
heretofore appointed to represent the absent creditors
be re-appoined, and notified to attend said meeting
BY order oft the Hon. Charles Watts, judge of said
court, this olst day Of March, A. d. 1887.
a3 Jew JOHN l.. LEWIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

THNllE undersigned, essecs for term of years Of
public that they are responsible for all contracts
obligations, of said Railroad entered into
since the fist of January last.
All accounts against the railroad ftom the periods
Dove stated, must be presented nj the office of the Nv
scrlbers at Carroon, or at tho carhouse, in NeE VI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

N1STRAY.-Takenu up by the night watch in the Ist
n; r. ward "a municipality, sorrcl Mare no mark
inc owners requested to forward nro,c sro
perry pay charges, and take sud animal away before
the 18th instant lfle after that time it will be so Id n,
public auction, by p. A. Guilliottc, Aucli3nccr
w. MCDONALD, Comlnssary ID Ward,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

WhlSkEY-,f!ectilied, landing from sicsm. y -
w and for sale by {; D nnS'ams, Ell
"~i "A Nc,y -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05
A tLEAR PORK-3OO bbls for sale Mt II Commerce,
" ST. by m27 LAYET & AMEIUNG

| PACON-1O0ca casks hog round Cincinnati Bacon
BE in first order just received and for sale bvs
| m23 SLOO & BYRNE, 1873 Tchoupoulas st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

HeELTRlES-29 packs 70, sale by
H. MI III WALLACE, Bank Alley.
EeACON SlDES-l0 hhds bacon Sides landing from
- steamer Echo and for sale by JVAIRlN,
ln2I 2G PnyIrns 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

''oTHF.k' IU
SECoNDE MUNICIPALITE.
a llS-Ies preparedness DIES rerrains assesses pour
~ payer les depenses pour rouvcrure ct ramelic-
datn des rues dams cette Municipalite sont nfrmcs
devront payer mnediatcment presentation de eur
compile. al J. DOANF Troso,;er
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

opACON-2O0 casks hest Cincinnati cured bacon in
- store and for sale at &c Poydras street by
m28 VAIRIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

E1STRAY.-Taken up by the night watch, one b,v
T. ~ blind Horse, Is hands high and rough shod
me owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
the 18th instant. Ifleft after that time, it will he soI
at public auction by p A. Guiotte Auctioneer. '"'
WIN. MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

"HIsKEY-25O bbla rcctifed whiskey. in store
w and for sale at 26 Poydras st.by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

GHAMPAGNE-70 baskets Champorn. ~
~ brand, now landing, and for sale bye "'' 'heaass
NIB j ID BEN 81 A COHEN OH ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

TREAsURERs OFFICE,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY
NOilCE-Thc owners of property assessed to nav
l the expenses of opening and improving streets in
this Municipality, are informed that Mir. William Dea
CON- jr is appointed collector. Prompt pa, mcnt will
be required. md j. DOANE. Treasurer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

We arc indebted To Mr. Kidd for the following
information transmitted 10 the collector of our
port by the Consul at Tampico:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

brands, one the Ugh, and one on The lc, ,iI
and some white marks the back The owner is ,e'
1nescd to come forward, prove property pay charges
left after that time it will be sold at pullr nurt;n,
Z. a. Gnillioe, Auctioncer y
w. MCDONALD, Comm.sary Cd Ward,
~ I'd Munripaltv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

Il y from schooner Hiram from Charleston ind for sale
at 90 Common st.
moo ] DBE1N e. A COHEN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

Dk1NTING PAPER as bundles lar. -
Il ing paper in store and for sale bv 81 s'is pin
BOGART g. HAwTpo,.
m6 on HORN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

D- A great public meeting was lately held in
Kinds county, Mississippi, to devise some mean.
of relief from the present embarrassment, in tina,
section Of country. The meeting was attended
by all classes of citizens, without regard TO poll
tics, bu, the Van Burenites, from their beip. the
most numerous, took the lead. II was resolved
as the sense of the meeting. that nothing short
of National Bank can relieve the country from
its pecuniary distress. and give permanency 10
its currency-that it was expedient for the le
gislature to issue State bonds to the amount Of
$4,000, 600 in sums from 800 to 8 1000. bear.
ing an interest of per cent. to be loaned out
at 8. upon good security. and redeemable in 3,
6, and 9 years-and that it was expedieut to in.
vite into Mississippi branch Of the Penn,ylys.
MIA U. s. Bank.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12
OUR MAILS.

BY notice received on yesterday by our Post
Master, we learn tina, we arc again TO be depri-
we'd of the comforts and conyeniences of a daily
mail from ShepherdstowD. We believe that
repeated memorials, and private communica-
tions have been made to the Post Master Gene
raj within few years past. asking daily mail
to Martinsburg, and. if We remember Alright,
every application has been granted, and daily
mail established, which after few mouths,
without consultation or enquiry Of our Post Mas
ter or any other person interested, has been dis
continued. The Inconvenience of receiving mail
but three times a week, is one that should not for
light cause, be imposed upon US, and it seems
proper that the m after should be properly repre-
sented to the department. Whether the change
is suggested by the Post Master General or the
Mail contractor we do not know, for we cannot
keep pace with the constant changes OF mails
between this post Office and the cities OF Baiti-
more and Washington.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12
DEATH OF NATHANIEL MACON.

DEATH OF NATHANIEL MACON
The venerable 81 virtuous NATHAN
TEL MACON, of North Carolina, is
no more. The Warrenton Reporter
of Saturday last contains the following
annunciation OF his deceaso:
at is with feelings of deep regret
we have to announce the death of the
Hon. NATHANIEL MACON; he depar.
ted this life at his residence in this
county, on Thursday morning last, the
Doth of June, in the SD year Of his
age"
Mr.. MACON was a member of one or
the other branch of Congress without
in,ermission, almost from the formation
of the present government down to the
year 1929, when he voluntarily reti-
red to private life, only TO emerge from
it subsequently, for short period, to
assist in the convention Of his native
State in revising the constitution. Du-
ring the long term, and through all the
exciting periods, of his public life,
though always conspicuous and infu-
entail party man, no one, ofany party,
ever questioned his integrity or the pu-
rity of his motives, and he has descen-
ded to the tomb full of years and with
universal respect.-Ndt. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

in suspending specie payments, IS, III
my estimation, not inferior to that OF
fraudulent bankruptcy in an individu-
al. The right of any Legislature TO
authorize such suspension is ques-
tionable, aud the repeal Of laws ex-
pressIy enacted to enforce the fulfill
mcnt Of contracts, at the very moment
when they have been broken, Is mock
cry OF all moral principle and a scan
daI to human legislation.
But, felow.citizens, indulge the
hope that the suferngs of our country
at the present crisis, are, like the pa
roxysns OF fever, efforts OF Nature
to throw off the disease. We have tri
cd the nostrums of empires, and as
usual, they have aggravated the worst
symptoms ofthe distemper. | fear we
have not yet reached the last stage OF
the pestilence, and that we are still to
be more severely handled by the doc
tor than by the disease.
But the patient has firm and yigo-
r0us constitution, and cannot die. AL
ter suffering, as we must, under the
operation Of some other mounlebank
experiment, upon the failure OF winch
those who palm it upon us Will tell us
il is what they always predicted, and
then offer another, perhaps the People
themselves will discover that they have
been led astray upon wrong track,
ana will return TO the right one. This
mas happened to us more than once
heretofore. This calm and consde-
rate return Of the People, through their
own suhorings, TO justice, temperance,
and prosperity, IS one OF the greatest
and best characteristics of the nation.
Il rave us an excellent Constitution OF
tho United States, instead of a. Nation.
al Palsy, under the name OF Conied-
Grafton. 1t gave us a gallant and glo-
rious Navy, instead of dry docks and
gun. boats. IL restored specie payments
after they bad been suspended almost
universally, and under circumstances
Of far greater difficulty and danger
than the present. trust il will restore
thcm again. With regard to the pre-
sent Administration, ! cannot have
much confidence that as you suggest,
II will profit by the errors Of the last.
The errors Of the last Administration
are, in the eyes OF the present, its vlr.
tues. Tie eminent success of the SUBJ
stitution Of State Banks for Bank Of
the United States has crowned the late
administration with so much glory,
that nothing lcse than hint from the
People can ever convince tine present
administration that il was in eTror.-
The reform must come from the Peo-
pie themselves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

TOUCHING INcIpENr Mr.. Busting. a
trustee OF public schools, relates to US the
following case of utter restitution. A lit
tie s,rl, pupil at one Of the public schools.
who was generally remarkable for her Vi
vacity and amiabie department. was obser
ed one afternoon to be dropping in her man
ner and neglected. to her Rotations. 10
the teachers inquiry if she were i'll, she re
piled in the negative. but she became more
and more incoherent in her lessons, star.
ting wildly about, and seeming quite IN
conscious of what was said or done. II
was subsequently ascertained that her
strange conduct was the effect Of actual
starvation mot having tasted food since
early the day before She told her pitiiul
story with the modest reluctance that al
ways accompanies real suffering. and gave
as a reason for her fasting so long. that her
mother was a widow, and could get no
money.-.N Y. Sun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

New MUsIc.-A young lady ofh high &C
complishment (and no pride)in the absence
of her servant, stepped 10 the door on the
ringing Of the bell. which announced Wis
it from one of her admirers. On entering,
the beau, glancing at the harp and piano
which stood in the apartment, exclaimed
i thought heard music-on which instru-
ment were performing, Missp On the
grid,ron, sir, with the accompaniment o!
the frying pam replied she my mother is
wi,hou. help, and she says that must learn
to finger these instruments sooner or later,
and have this day commenced taking q
course OF lessons.n-H arerhiH Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12
TROUBLE IN MAINE.-NEw ENG

TROUBLE IN MAINE.-NEw ENG.
LAND BoUNDARy.-ln consequence of
the arrest by Capt. Mclaughlin, agent
of the British Crown Lands, Of Mr.. E..
J. Greedy, at Madawaska, while acting
under the authority of the State OF
Maine, the Governor has issued proc.
lalnation, dated June 9th, to the mill.
tia, calling them to be in readiness to
repeal an invasion of the State by the
British authorities of New Brunswick.
The Governor says he looks to the
General Government for redress. ~.
Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

The following account from the
BrownvilIe (Ten.) Banner, is one OF
the strongest illustrations ofthe foolish
ness and danger of wearing deadly
weapons in society.
FATAL RENcoNTRE.-For some time
slight misunderstanding had existed
between Mr.. Henry w. Anderson, OF
Bolivar, and Mr.. Richard Fl. Jones,
merchant of this place. Near the close
of last week, Mr.. Anderson came to
Brownsville, and, according to custom,
placed his name on the Hotel Register.
Shortly afterwards he discovered re-
mark Immediately under his name, i'm
pugning his character, and bearing the
signature OF r. Fl. Jones. He then
wrote reply, attaching his proper sig
nature. On Monday morning last, at
an early hour, Mr.. Jones called al the
hotel, and seeing the appended remark,
became much enraged, and declared
that he would have satisfaction. lie
walked across the square to the door Of
a store, into which Mr.. Anderson had
Just entered, and called to him to come
ou,. He complied, when Mr.. Jones
demanded of him whether he had writ.
ten the remark alluded to above or not.
Mr.. Anderson answered in the affirma-
tive, at which moment each resorted
to pistol, standing about four feet a.
part; in an instant they fired simulta-
neously, making but one report. MIR.
Jones's ball lodged in the muzzle OF his
adversary's pistol, and the contents of
Mr.. Anderson's pistol (three balls) lod-
ged in Mr.. Jones breast above the right
nipple. He expired in two or three
hours, leaving a wife and two or three
children.
Mr.. Anderson submitted immediate.
ly to the civil authority, and was dis.
charged. Upon examination it was
found that it ,cas entirely a misunder-
Standing, and that 1.-THE parties had on
ly conuersed together on the subject, no
difficulty rould hare ensued. Thus
have we lost highly respectable citi-
zen, and poignant regret has been driv.
en- to the heart of another, while a
tender wife and infant babe have wit.
messed the flowing blood and dying
groans of him who was to them most
dear on earth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12
From III. Ohio Star.

THE SHIN PLASTER PARTY. The
party in power, in their chimerical pur-
suit Of an exclusively metallic curron-
cy, have virtually destroyed the cur
rency OF the country. The result Of
their measures has been 10 drive specie
out of circulation, and supply its place
by excessive issues of bank paper.
The party ought therefore to be de.
nominated the Shin Plaster PartB for
to them is our present condition owing.
Let us look to the facts, and see what
states have created the rag currency,
which has inundated the country since
tho destruction OF the National Bank.
The legislature of Maine, which eles-
ted Messrs. ShepIcy and Ruggles, Jack
son Van Buren, men, to the u. ). Sc.
nate, increased the banking capital Of
that state from $2,050,000 to s., $40,
$50.
The legislature of New HamshIre,
at the same time, increased the bank
ing cnp,al OF that state from 81 ,79lr
go to s., 655yD0s.
The legislature of Connecticut whlcf
elected the sapient Niles to the u. s
Senate, increased the banking capita
Of that state from S4,4s5,177, TO 81,
$50. 100.
The legislature Of New York, which
supported Gen. Jackson and sends 81
las Wright 10 Congress, increased the
banking capital Of that state from $25,
3el, AGO, to $38, 20l 400!
The legislature of Alabama, which
elected VIM. X. King to the senate
Increased the banking capital of tina
state from $643, SOB, to Sc, l07 ,623.
The legislature OF Louisiana, which
elected A. G. Nicholas to the U. S
Senate, also increased the banking cap
ital of that state from $500, $50, Il
S27,l7l, las, and last year to SAT,
o0O,00Oii!
The legislature of Mississippi, whic'
substituted Walker for Poindexter il
tho L. S. Senate, enlarged the bank
ing capital ofthai state from $3.50, 900
TO S5, s00,362.
The legislature OF Tennessee, tn
hero's own state, enlarged the banking
capital from S737, SLY, 10 So $50, 3eI
The legislature of Missouri, whic
sustains Thomas II. Benton in the Sc
nate, has created a new State Banl
with a capital of S5,000,000.
The legislature Of this state, whc
elected Thomas Morris to the Senat
added about 100000.
Thus we see that in ten states, Will
under the control of the supporters {
jackson and Van Buren,, the bankin
capital was increased, in very shor
period, eighty-one millions thirty.nin
lhuusand two bundled and forty.thre
dollars. To accommodate these dem
cratic i1s,i'utons, the depossites wer
taken from the United States Bank
and deposited tor safe keeping in thei
vaults. The result has been Jus, wha
every body PrsdlcIed-the prostratiol