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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

"H II Subscriber W..
II pectfully inform the Gin
bus and us vicinity, tha, thew
themselves with the view # g., :;
Butchering Bushes, n
branches. They pledge rhe9e..
niSh as good beef as can BE- h.
reasonable terms as furnished h..
person. We earnestly >rl,r
public patronage. Beef can /.
morning at the Market house
SHlDLE Y HOWE
Late # Hun,a
Columbus, Aug. 8, 1857.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05


Notice is hereby given, that the
In above attachment has been issued at
the suit of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant as an Ascending debtor for the
the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
to this Office, duly executed. and ~ now
pending and undetermined in the Circuit
court Of Lowndes County. State Of MSsis-
sippi; and that unless the said defendant
shall appear. on or before the second Mon
day Of October next being the first day Of
the Circuit court, for the county aforesaid,
give special bail and plead. judgment will
be entered against him, and the property
attached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff,
demands.
Witness the clerk of the said Circuit
COURT this 21st day ofJuly, 1887.
OVID +. BRON n,
Printers fee $3.50. clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

THE Subscribers having enter
dInto partnership forthe purpose
OF conducting general
Grocery & Produce Business.
blended with the Receiving, Forwarding.
and Commission Business, under the StyIe
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

and-and-, ofthe same neighbor.
hood, testified to the same effect
essrs and of the town Of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
Beef /! Beef!I p,

August IS. 1856 ~ ! !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
EFFECT OF GOVERNMENT CREDIT OK
BANk-NOTES

II nnly remains for 10 at.yen hfeils Il Que ~
Two additional opies, 4 have done. L has brenaf.-
ed As II tie currency giren 10 blnk palrrm 1hIs euun-
try, were due alust exclusive, " tHr couulcaaaec
which government affords II, b} RECEIVING itln pay
isent of public dues. Cerainis SIT. i5u pairuiHsr
ct government IS an tnpouaut concerning csusc Of
1hseredii, but II Is not rue that is essrn'ial to IT,
v hat Dies the House of Rntlselild u the
efnnenis OF Europe; that liou,e 10 which ali the
governments on the continent are obj Ell 10 ye re-
course in Their financial cxigeucjes AID here lvt
me call TIE aitehtiol 0itias. wa deellim Ycic
inenty against The agency OF biBk corporations. Ia
the iact that Tins might, hoasc, with scarcely les
than rosal Influence and sn,end1f. like mast of The
other establishments OF the same hind IA Europe
Is no corporation At all. bar 1r.gale panther
ship, aud tothe additional act that Ills colossal Tor
tune has been ana.s q IN le mere th,na sia2,e se.-
GRAFTON. by an obsrure ptrsun born IN corner oil the
Julien SIrasse o. Frsktolt on the AaIut and lis tour
so1s. Do yua tot Sc. thea, sir, that the o3i3us
common places about he money roNrt,R aAt -" tlle
political powers" either have no meaning, OF apply
with al then iorce 10 every aecnpalatioauIe api5aL
ani all the great results OF modern commerce
The money po~ef" mesnmc, signifies = the
power OF money" which Is widely difused III this
country. thanks 10 ,he protection OF equal laws, and
which will exist aud continue TO have IT'S ia .nurr
so long as those Laws slall protect II ,.oHI coll
fscation, whether il shall borrow the orc.u OF tie
government, or the government shlIl borrow It's ere
dit. II is scarcely necessary TO notice idea al.
alogoss TO the last, whica has been very much IN.
sisted on, and flH is, ihat the commerce oil New
York has been built up by government credits.
Why, Sir this does appear too eXttlsa 1aut 10 neei
exposure. New FORK has been built mp by her uu-
questionable natural advantages, and there Is ia
measure OF this goyernflent-ihere Is only e,elt,
that Can possibly deprive her of her immense COM
mercial aseendancv--ihe dissolution of the ulion-
thai and nothing hut Htai, can DO it. Commerce
have already reinarked leads every where
tralizaiop look At Liyeriool--look Al HaeTe, the
last 10 a hsad inoaey country. But Oh tins bead
there very important consideration, which has
been urged with all his admirable eloqnence by one
Of my colleagues infhe Senate. Mr.. Prcston.) II
this cuneentrationof commercial business at that city
BIZ injurious sihers gew. what viii it be ONE, by
collecting the resenne III gold aud silver aud thus
making gold and silver mere merchandise you add
10 the disadvantages Of Capitalization, all The diff
rulies OF procuring coieaks \ eN y ork the great
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

UNITED STATES SENATE.-The terms of
service oflhe following Senators will expire on the
4th OF March,1o39.
Ruel Williams. V b. Maine.
Benz. Swift, W. Vermont.
Da4lc Webster, W. Massachusetts.
Asher Robbins. w. Rhode Island.
John \. Niles, V. B.. Connecticut.
Il. II. Bayarl, w Delaware.
Samuel Southland, W. New Jersey.
y. =. Tal,madgc V. b. New York
Samuel NJ 'kcan, Y. b. PENNSYLVANIA.
Nm. C. Rues, Y. b. Virginia.
John Black, W. Mississippi.
Felix Grondy, N..B. Tennessee, whose successor
Is already elected in the person Of +. H. Eos
TLR, W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

HE following appointments, usderstand from
good authority, sals The Army and Navy Chtoucle,
have been n"de by the Secretary ofihe Navy.
Lieut.. jaime, Giyuu. commanding the bric Com
SORT, Geoenphct and photographers
Lieut.. Matthew +. Maury. o(the Ship Relief As
trouomer.
Chaplain Waiter Colon, Ilisoriographcr and Ii
brardn.
The duties OF these several appointments viii be
discharged by the respective lucunibens we believe
III addition To their duties rs officers OF the navy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
a HORSE STOLEN.
s E: ,;$:$s i; s: g !.

81 II ' hy"S il'% Inst ." n@ss o,ra
~. AZ Ell. BAY BsOEsE-somf, 3D. nj HI.
him Brown Bay--abold five ieel four 'o'" Ie,.
rs is supposed, lie may be something hoi' e,ca1
lnevermeasured his height-belleted 10 o' snrGJ
old the next Spring The Horse IS "H ,birh d
under the saddle or in harness. the marks ~ IN N
visible n him, having been USED op'a main.
plough and wagon this Fall. No nator1l, ar Ilai
bout him 10 distinguish him from any QUIZ, %a, un
of he same size. colour and age, eXc'P' ,,,G
his aneles before appears TO be rather larry That
other, bat tins may disappear III lilnei ",,, dOi
heavy quarters would distinguish hun eddie
other horses. lis natural gait, under .n' al info
a spirited trt, though he PAGES when 'o'. liant b.
by the rider. He has an accidental marx " ,,niup
which may be discovered by close N' hl,r
which is small slit in the upper corner "
uosiril. . me- 81
ANY person who will deliver The HORST - md i |
receive TWENTY DOLLARS reward ts'ls co
detects aud apprehends the thief SO 'nts oLLA1
soted he shall receive Tiilk u fly jdaI
moie SO that lie may be rewarded WI" lEGI
by NlLbla'' Is
November 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
he wal.hef. Of. tllat civ. II

TIC walthcf3 Of tIiaf civ Tho aceon,,.,..
narrative Of the eye=wilness--- ''sN' on The
Ab"ni2 o'claca on Nontay morning T.,
commenced tier geai,ls.s They al - e slar,
shoot from common erntte IA tie ,ir,5f, 'Vp 10
Great Bear, All iaeNiy IN no,iaeinly 81 ., the
,,aas leasl,s ' . r'es belal Tor lao
t'ree seconds. The thernonetrr ta5out IL "
mencenent Of the d,spa9 slnod Al 4, d a',e com
bnt us the morning advanced Il tel gr,,.,,i7i,' tar:
deg, al 20 minutes past 1 \. NJ. wien nm, 10 >!
ant let his position ION the Top al three MORN
up town. and retired to rest l'pro thar house
mad counted htty-one ineeors, of ,,tiou4 d,., liz
br'il'ancy some OF them very beautiful 9''F' d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

Joseph keut, W. Maryland
Tho ~. Morris, V. d. ONO
John llpten. Y. i. indiana;
Thomas H. Benton, Y. i. Missouri
YIN. y fulfon, Y. b. Arkansas.
Lacns Lyon. Y d. Michigan
Total Is: six Of whom are Van BnFen men from
Vii, SAFES. fiecuang cnnreciicnt.) These beng
with Wings the ssua,e wonl siaad-- y higs
II. Y Il. men p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
'ITIVNI y, my =
FIRE ND LOSS OF Ill.l :. =

Ne have the painful duty Of recorin.,,a,
calamity which has excitpd much >ympaiby ''t
cuy. The alarm Of fire was given ahon, ! :" e't
Yesterday morning, when the flames wef, = otecs
N the Stable ol the Bell Tavern Tie G.o'errd
citizens FASTENED 10 the spot, bat Their and
were ',enee'u1'' eAefW III preventing The fir. f'
spreading 10 the ncishbouring bn,llipux nom
During thu progress Of the fire. tie g,,,l.
fell ana Killed INSTANTLY very worthy and ,i val
nos 70 my MAJ, mined Hugh \. Follard 1'h-
Butler, &c., who Tor some time n,s, l.. '"'c
IN the emPoy Of Mr.. Joseph Boyd. Ir IT, o'ea
fora cry Of Baltimore. Mr. FoIiar1 " was
taken from the ruins, much bruised aad .''y
AND his remains were Inferred ycsrer,ly 'rr','ei-
attended by the iiremen aud other a,soc,,'
which lie ~aS a respectable member VI
An tier cHIcrprsing aud worthy vo,lau ,,, y
~ Gallagher, was buried under thu G,Dlin ,i ,''1.
and seriously injured Discovering his dm .'"pI'
attempted to retreat, At the ulstan, his n.,G "r
fohlanioa was oFetiaken bun he WAS too l,pn ..1
was bruised iiom his shonider, 10 his f,., nod qua
III great agony. lis lie in extreme tl,o., ''
are entertained OF lis recovery. Mr. G.Il,.l.i
also from Baum 1re, we rrrsl.a1 MS h.
employment Of MIR Ansell. oft.s city. l,r,y..,,e
lei receiving al proper medical ali, an In. ,i
uons attention oil his friends, ''''
bui not Seriously, "'a'
There were Ia Tie Stable Al the connp,,reo,au,.
the hfe, twelve or fifteen hoses AMI five or ~ ,a9
Some OF the ilerses, II i, ufrasel and orc of,t
COWS e9c1Pcd but the HuIn!Pr ncnlIliy d.,,,r,,l =.
not ascertnHed.
The source of tie Gic is M aosn. l,.t, There
sroug rHason 10 believe twas the #w,,k of soo,, ~
tiguat wretch >reh in4 rrvrusp.as Nrs.,, k, =
Al,aa, tt.e pfolfIeiuf> 81 HE fWeta Meir botL -
at late hnars Of Tie ni2h', Mica 0ot sal, o(,,
was 10 be sreH ia mean de stable. Ialard on. =,
them was at the Stable but al hoal piotr The .I,a
was sIYen IIIL5,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

An eniizraut who wcni 10 LIB ii? about fP'
wears since, with his vile and Two ri hls rh1V'
lately returned for the purpose ot obtaining iI'' =
mainder OF hiS children. who aye sill itih III sing'
Alta meeting Of the Cooniz tilon ;>ocrlN % H'.
more on Tuesday last. SG0l were subscribed to e'
bic hm 10 purchase his other ch.llien.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
DOMESTIC EarELg.IaEgcH.
NV 7 WEh. .fUts II
WIG =t'.LE8sArloS Ok FNDAY. 2ej

- .
he ie..en4t S ia'gfti'ih' iitl.e LIBERATION 10
b. bed oiti III 81 iasi.. - hsnor oi Tie spea'iid
~ his Fflafifs Aielt atiteFfI'a'a especially leose
a'h'ff9 10 iht silt .'n' ''faie oi -Htw hik,
isi--A H'ah' .N3'3i.h same al ROM iInfte"
''ni'' - ~ i.,es-pie hundred guns 70 b. heu Al
t"5a 81 IRE t.,t'"is f'eta, WI OH, 'i7e' '7f'
lf loo. " a>ll's ION quar-. ana at nf n'3trN
atd t"hf li'ttfrh Guns 10 be hfeh II sun SCI, one
h",'a. 81" ca u " 'e "f'o' ~, e' l', 'i'
- . '5gIe ~ M e's"'1- Two ilua"i'a ''hF
sial st i"s''a'is suas ~ faeh 81 tir be'"t.-'i'h
!oh'i Iilee' &C., sh9s'i'unhs 'tahtiSa F"f4 i5i
~ a,HhiElon square.
~ n ne 9clneh ~ tie 40 lia- si|il eoa-
heee me 0aas 81 81 salute ilIa hae OF hf''5
10 sN'e"a 10 Pnil"o and to be continued thro"sh
ne dg uhiii shh=srl. ! he committee invite onf
Wing hnen's n Tie cues and towns on the route
p't@'f" i"s e,'} ana h'''9'o 70 Jph III me saiule
by h'9s ~ 'atl place the irs gun" be bred q" nin'
eioch, ~ NJ i,"si'iy' A one minute Ih'st lihe-
I'm 'i"i1c3 i,onst he'P'ie
~, " '1''ii,si"3 l n t'9'H
"ai isoa's i.i'he3 'c@
Sl"s sung ipret Red Hoo"
,s'o9'3 Io'h' aus III
IN .i1'. s'''"ei! ,l'h'tS
- ON N"A'aehM
- "p'i- seH u ''''h"te
'i''''''5 :" t"s'e''""
.....,,,.,,.. W.. Ao'"s' WIN r.
~, '"' nv !" hgs u" '"e nae Oh 'He ''na VIII
'H' 'e '''e ''"'' A'o''y anu carr! II Oh 10 h"i-
y" ,r.....,..z.,#,,.,,.,,.t....,..
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~ 'zs or'''a- ,',1 "a! A'3 10 '.
H. ,',e i'"''1 i,
''' "''''S '' '9' ''' 10
,'s'' "'''os '"s t'e''Hl ana 10 request
- T., lIa'.,. ~ ~, ~ u ''5'
~ - ',', u 20 10 WIZ u ""'"a NV
80, 'i'I .' "'' ''' ~ 10 ''S 't'"
''ti ~ -, - "3' ny iHe cf,hhE'
At a ma, 'g M pe',s Is, 81 'e VARIOUS 'nnlflo.
ne ing ,''5''1 It'' ''' '''' III Ioof al s""
- ~ n"'N", ''i' Al sun >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

We learn from the Charleston Courier that The
reputation OF Cherokee Chiefs recognised as media
i'.' between the SeminoIes aud the United States.
'el' mat CITY Tor Flotda ON the sth instant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

.Ne'r J'rseY l. sgiS'Raec. FIR '.o.a nit'rr the
enalFrA>'m"nls Of thu country has been mS'rnr'-'
by snta oil - To l., 10 report hih frpralt1. m
law OF that STATE. prohibiting tie ssnr of small npte
far as To allow he solvent nh, 10 s,nr s,nal nV,'
at the dfnnuiina len OF one ,olar and nhWar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

oSeola IS at last taken. The momcnous question
30" arises What is to be done with him ~ II has
occurred 10 u.s. thai the proper course wonld be r.
SEND nm to ST. Helena, aud surround the Island with
SIX ships OF the line and twelve trigates. Om Go.
''l9heni can never rest quietly its pillow as long
4, thls second Napoleon remains upon the continent.
~ no VIII be the Slr Hudson Lowe" to guard the
.'IiasrIops exile! You, Cen Jesup
Louisville Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

= Re .>aoo,@s Stafs-lt appears by paragraph
III lNe New ork Mercantile Advertiser that the me
leof'c shower which predicted to occur ON the
morning oil The 18th instant was seen Inv smno nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
go T4tfs = I.f.q TEES.

II ESlROUS If getlin, Blankets, Negro Cloths
~ aud every article in their line al prices that
viii aslonish them, we recommend them to eve las
a cali We are selling exclusively for CASH and will
assure them their interests viii be fully Protected.
ROBINSON x ELL1OTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

"a II
sachnsetts, as follows -
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct 81, 1857.
You will doubtless learn BY the newspapers. The
c1piute OF 0seoa. the great Seminole warrior hief
tnl NOT from eye witness of This interesting, scene
! "ae loiinaaie en0nJ.l To be sprctltor. In con.
~sqnone ol the "a tute by General hernandez of
Philip. o5e ctihe INST important Chiefs lis son
G'aeoe'hre, Mid Ca',) cam uto 81 Augustine to
Ifafu the Late O! his tthcr After remaining >everM
day., CuacoochCe WAS allow ed 10 rc urn Through his
Influence, Oseola Coala1io aud Other Chlafs. with
5o0, seventy Of ihe followers, were induced to come
IL with a"hte Flag to endeayor to effect the re lease
OF Philip. o,eua and the other Chiefs were encarnp-
ed abont seven miles from this place while Coacoo-
ehee came 10 town ~ inform he General Of their f
freath, To-day General Hernandez and StaiI { oil
Warren, and several officers OF the {. s. Army in
General Jesup's STAT went to have an interview wrh
these bold warriors.
Shortly after heir arrival. they were invited To be
seated on logs brought by the Indians orte purpose
and the tttf commenced Nhle thus Engaged about
three hundred mounted troops, Who had been cans-
ell 10 make large cirC nit about the Indian Camn.
suddenly closed up The cncle seized the Indian s
RIFLES, Ponies. &c. SO unexpected was This move
meut, and so quickly executed that not an Indian
made his escape Then they were hemmed IN with
about seventy Indians and then most celebrated
Oh cls.
II was Almost interesting spectacle TO witness these
brave spirits oflhe woods thus cnrapped eudeavorino
I" suppress every exhibition of emotion. Many of
them were evidently much agitaled but OseoI. WAS
50 perfectly himself that though the noise of rushing
noises ana men, and the seizure OF Indian rifles was
neat lie never even raised or turned his eyes, but
ohtnled his remarks the same as if Stiffness reign
ed around
What will be The effect of this capture. il is ,nnos
slble TO say. 1t viii doubtless hasten the ternination
OF theWaf. The campaign is now openi. ~ Troops
s''l' on an expedition South Tomorrow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

FB2 fnap Georsr D. Patterson, OH = named not ba,.
ag entered h- appearance anil gjye sarure uern. II,
Ia aet Of Asseh, ana the nlrs OF TIN ror aad it up
pelrug by satisfactory yHenCe, that he an nahian
at this Commonwealth il ordered thar la suil Paflsr+
do apeor'lcre' the iourh Monday ia January ueNt aud
4hss ne fil OF t plaintiff nn TIA T., cory Tins oreg be
published IN the Of llncburs, foNn ion;hs succe-
siVe, and posted At HE an door Of the Courthouse this
county. Gopl-3s>la,
mo. L. SlEPrOE, 4. C.
November % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
November ~

'lRGlAlA AT mlrs held in the Ctfss Ol.rr of Rod.
n.1 e"HHs taarl, ga Monday the 6h da, al No1gel.
hsr ons tlonsf.l, eisJt hundred and Tim, -sstco;
Michael Goser, pI,int,f-.
AGAINST
Georee H. Patterson and " ilum Mcaa Caninsssasr to
al The es;o1' ahd dmEis traitor OF John Patterson lrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07

when, as the boat having of course stopped moment 10
take them in began TO move, The accident tooh
In an instant the Dolphin was complete wfech-an mo
pieces Of her were floating IN every direction over 'e
water The bows and stern of The beat were scpa'a"u'
and the engine aad machinery sank 10 The boilon ea'
inc pot oas Of the wood work TO float SeVcrai o! le
MESSENGERS were neur the catin door, among whom was
Col Dell who was blown into the wafer lie succeeu'
ed although in extremely feeble health, IN gaining
piece OF tie wreck upon which. waist deep III wnlef' ne
1iUalrd near mile on the main WICK MI p",'a'"
e, s,acs that he blown aio HE no" CT HE "oAt
He WIS some what stunned by the s9ck or "Dune i.s'
c.rr lis eye G,I it ecrns m struck "a ms i'cau ir'
rccoy,riG so as TO stand and alter Tie smoke ara SCAM
ccared away so that he could see he notced ciosc IT,
side him. Col Brooks, who lay iiess ana peFiec'! r
,ioacss except slight si'a Hilcr "nicn' ID al IN
slant. his acr turned purple. MI y. lhIhSS nc was
killed br tie shock -, -,
90, The how ago was Lieut. Key who deliberately
tool; barr, OF bread, and with it plunged into Tie wa
ter probably will: the inrlnrn hope "i swimming asn''
Mr. Wa was also on the bow, WHO, "ilh HIr. ION
ason Gained the oil tie toal HE largest ana eic't
mart rf the wreck; Immediately nl!er The owS sank Dul
soon rose aan 70 tie surface. Col brooks was seem no
more Onr of the d. OK hands jumped INTO the plioi boa'
Gu, j. hose and helped Capt kudolp h from Tive water
into it, Alter lying Of scEie time they returned l. Tie
wreck
.?icces &C tho wreck. the bow and sIern, which have
fpalcd nearly up the beach were SEEN AID examined
but utl!,u Of value found on item: some articles,
TO wit: two trunks belonging to Col Drown, one Ge'
longing 10 Charles Waldon, AID Lieut. Mickey writ,
in case contain ng lO5, which is n"w in possession ct
C,pt. Wightnan, found on the beach, bul no DO
dies could lie discovered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07
aaass'I'Ess Z .
.fErora ;'fir'7s Of ihe .2ansc!S.')
THE WEARY WATCHER.
.,.rru UT REA,ISs-S.cH"."

TIE WEARY H9lCiii-
BY T. II. pAYIf.
,l'is rot th<hou: her lover u ''::rn,
Yet sic already deem: Inn idtc
And poets ircr l!p, a. u !shtihee
r,hat mortal uiai shGula make &c: wait.
sh. CONT. tho ruutcs o'rr ond DER,
Yu; seems unconscious al ;ht:I ul1itj
And scc will wrtch The oath 81" more
Where ETsi his foriu "I:! DC ~ sici''.
And were she sl:unvn:.! by his VOICE,
She would not :iiin hcI heh" 10 S'ee' nam
Come when ic !Hay, size VIII :csoics
10 .ho# now col!y she r"a 'rEcH' EiiH'
she will no, sInwn, for ftowns would sly
That she hid WEIGHED for LIS return;
She will no. s!i!ir,--i! wo3li b"tFGy
she su,; hin: 70: with uucUnccIr.
Oh, SHOULD ne ever cone, no trace
u! weah ..nciio1 shall appear;
She'll suc:.:, while gazing on is face,
UncoasciUus that lie stands - nr"F
No h!ush ,i.i II .:.aalc on hc: cs"E,
No tear shall t:c:.5.n IL ::sI eye; .
To some yong stranger siie VIII s;"aN'
AnI seem .n:,osscd BY his reply.
And thiak:a. ,hn., shn proudly ieEns
A,ainS, the Inirhic u:IHstfiIr;
Gone when - muy, sac "c"e' n'"aas
10 raise i:e! eyes, .: tGfn !St Iead'
LADY, ,!.o,; haau!i:Il thue AK,
h:I pr,d. :,ccu.nc= thee 'G'!i The crowd;
Bot On w:;h .iai ":o wiIs :hr hr-i'.
1.nu'rt :oai--%sGk-any thing hot proud
Gesen,rn...; whan h. Leaves her side,
:;eIrays .:tc ,iry;h o! wc.unn's love;
And VIXEN me .ia;I!rs Of III pride,
what bu; hcr weakness doth sac prove:
WIS starts she nov: ,:Iiy .E'ms her head
With such n glaze. eli guy delight:
Alas I. tni:ciiIas uii ii: said,
Sac smiles ITO aJ:..cn; he's IN sight!
The wcary :,ch 9! command
80 woe. ~ wound, 10 ;Town &c call;
Ih. .iicu. p.-su:: u Ter Eanl
AssGrrs Il;Iu u" is r!cn::" still.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07

s,itutions is also matter Of surprise; md enineny
hazardous US it u.s. it is greatly to be wondered that res
ponsb!e persons should have any connection with them
Not combining themselves 10 operations on their own capt
tai or on the deposits made with them they extend their
transactions, by means of their credit, in the metropolis
and by offering for discount among the metropolitan bank
ers notes and bills taken in discount III the county
10 such an extent has this system been carried in some
instances, that banks with actual capital OF mol
more than $500 Geo. have discounted bills and made al
vances TO the extent Of from ttre to siz millions TIE
prpss from such procedure are, that they obtain mo-
ney in the metropolis at about three per cent, which IS
loaned cut in TIC country at from four TO five. The
Transactions in this way are, of course: extremely adEan
agcous, while accident tn interrupt the ren
lar train Of their proceedings. If their credit continue
good, and The rates Of interest in the metropolis remain
row those Of The country, They succeed s"lIninnEiy
but let reverse take place in these fundamental eqr
Sites and is easy 10 perceive what wide spread and to-
TAI min must be the consequence.
Gnr OF. Inc must important results Of tic great In
Crease of these banking establishments Throughout! tie
kingtom has been the rise in tile price Of almost all
articles of assumption and manufacture. Wheat has
risen greatly. and Eon from being A. per ton, has risen
10 I'll in L twevemonth and ali other commodities in
p!upor,on.--.i. D. Bnhriin.