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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
Clerks Office OF the circuit superior court
oi law and chanccry, for the town of Lynch
burg, the 9TH day of December, 1896.
William w Peyton, administrator de bonis
non OF Edward Henry, decd, pi,'h.,
against
Patrick II. Fountain, Nathl. w. cambridge
and Martha his wife, John Fountain, Patrick
II Fountain, jr. Edmund Redd and Sarah his
wife, William II. Roane, Ann II. Roane. Sa
rah Ann Trapnall Phillip Ayleu, William I.
Fountain and Sarah his wife, Philip Fitzhugh
Nd Mary his wife, and Betsy Moore and Ann
H. Moore, infants, by commissioner Benagh,
specially assigned their guardian, defts
The Defendant Sarah Ann Trapnall, not
having entered her appearance and given secu-
rlty according TO the Act o. Assembly and the
Rules Of thi, Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that she is not an inhabitant
OF this country Its ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town
OF Lynchburg, for two, months successyelv, and
posted at the front door of the court ouse, in
said town. A Copy-Teste.
d. ROBES, Cl'k.
Deeenoer 20 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

VIRGINIA AT court OF quarterly ses
v sion, continued and held for the county IF
Amherst, at the ourl-house, on Wednesday the
23d day Of November, 1886:
Catherine Cash, a Feme Covert who .nex bv
Cornelius Campbell her next friend, Plaintiff
against
Peter Cash, Defend,,,
In CHANcrRy
The defendant, not having entered his an
pearance and given security, according to the
act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Cont
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
he IS not an inhabitant of this country, it is or
on the third Monday in February next and an,
swer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some new.n,.
per published 10 the town of Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door oil the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tcs,e.
ROBERT TINSLEY. G.
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk,
Office OF the county court Of Bedford ON
Monday the 9TH day of November, 1896:
Smithson III. Davis, Bowker Preston and
John O. Lettwch late merchants and partners
trading unter the firm of Davis Preston & Co.
plaintiffs,
Agninst
Moses Hawkins, James Hawkins, John Haw-
S'hs ana Caleb Ewing, Def'ts.,
IL CnANcERy.
The defendants, Moses Hawkins. James
Hawkins, and John Hawkins, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the act of Assembly and the rules of This
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, II is ordered, that said defendants an
pear here on the fourth Monday in January
next, and answer the bill Of the comnlanantS
and thata copy of this order be forthwith inser,
ted IN the l.ynchburg Nirsinan for two months
successfully. and posted at the front door of the
courthouse ot this county
A Copy -Teste,
N,o Il. {, MITCHELL, enc.
''"'"'' - WIN
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Boarding and Day school for
YOUNG ,LAO1:5Ea

INllE Undersigned respectfully informs his
4 patrons aud the public, that the next SEES
sion of his school for Young Ladies, will COM
mence on Monday, the 9th of February. The
school will be ! united, and only two or thre
more Boarders can be received
Arrangements are IN progress for securing
the services of a Lady qualified TO give instruc
ton on THE HARr.
TEuMs ron ruL SEss,oN or rlvr MONTHS
Board, lodging, washing &c. &c. 500
school tuition, 20
Paper, pens, states, &c. so
Music tuition, by Mrs Smith, on the Pr
ano or Guitar, t,co lessons Il weck 20
lse OF Piano for practising, 81
Tuition on the Harp, 30
Use of Harp for practising 5
Tuition fees are payable in advance, ana no
thing refunded except III case of sickness
Board is payable hall in advance.
F.G. SMITH.
January 5 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

NIRGlNlA-At a cour, held for Franklin
' county, at the courthouse on the cd day
of January, 1897:
john J. Lowell aud Polly his wife, Plaintia,
against
William Parberry, James Parberry. Sarah
Parberry, and Lewis Wingfed and Ezaherl,
his wife, Defendants
Is CnANCERy.
The defendants William Parberry and James
Parbcrry, not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according 10 the act of As
scmbly and the rules of this court and il an
pearIng 10 The satisfaction of this court that they
are moi inhabitants of This commonwealth on
the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel it is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first Monday in March next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and thai a copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Lynchburg Virnni-
an, Tor two months successively, and posted at
the front door of the court house of this county,
a Copy-Teste,
Nj. u. CARPER, ID. {.
January WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

NlRGINlA-At rules held IN the clelk >
v Office of the circuit superior court oil law
and chancsr, for the county OF Amherst, on The
eth day OF November, 1896 "a,
Mourning Christian, =. .riai''ln,
Charles NJ. Christian, David l. White and
Charles i. Burks, Defendants
In CnAScERY.
The defendants, David |. White and Charles
+ Burks, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according 10 the act OF As
s.nbly, aud the rules Of this court, and IT APP
pearing BY satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants oil this country II Is ordered that
the sal defendants do appear here on the hrst
day of April term next, aud answer the bill OF
the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order, be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Nirginian
Two months successfully, and posted at the
front dor OF the Courthouse of this county,
49,. A Copy-Teste. j
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., c.
December % WIN d.
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III. Is. RICHARDS Il Co.
Importers Of Hardwd,e, Cstisry,- Saddiery,
(,Uns Gr

Importers % UdrdTdre, Catfsry,. Sdddit'y,
Guns, Sc.
KEEP CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
Buiiding Materials ri2 Locks, Hinges, Bolts,
Latches, Glass, Nails, Screws, &c.
Carpenters Tools, viz Planes, Saws hlssels,
Augers, Squares, Hammers, Hatchets, Axes
AIDES, Drawing Knives: &c.
Bldcksmihs Tools, ris: Bellows, Anvils, Vi
ces, Sledges, Screw Places, Files, Rasps,
Steel, &c.
Saddiers Tools, a great variety.
Sdddlery, a very extensive assortment.
A LSO, a very large and well selected assert
IA men, of every thing in the line. Furniture
and tools for Cabnet-Makers, Mill-Wrishts,
Wheel Wrights, Tanners, &c. House Keepers
will find Tenders, andirons, shovels and tongs,
knives and forks, spoons, ladies', looking glasses
Franklin, ten plate, cooking and box stoves, !tfa,
kettles, sauce and frying pans, tea boards ana
walters, bread, knife and snufier trays, baskets,
mats, buckets tubs, spttoons, coffee coasters ana
mills, sets Of britannia ware, block TIN and brit
tania coffee pots, patent coffee pots, egg boilers,
steak dishes, astral lamps, plated castors, can
dlsstcks and shutters, brass iron and TIN candle
sticks and shutters, Cooking utensils a great
varie,y-Al.o a splendid assortment OF poke
and pen Knives, Scissors and Shears; Razorst
Dirks, Pistols; Guns, Rifes, &c
Our stock is one of the largest in Virginia and
our facilities to get goods cheap Gas we import
drec, from the factories in England) are great.
We shall continue to sell on the most reasonable
terms and at small profits. Planters, WecnHh
ics, Merchants, and others are earnestly. 'nsred
to call on US and we promise to make It their IN
,eres, TO deal at the sign Of the Golden Anvil
December 8 Us "
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December 5

NIRGiNlA-At rule, held in the Clerks
Office OF the circuit superior court Of law
and chancery, for the county of Amherst, on the
Sd day OF October, 1876:
Peter Dent and Sally Lee his wife, formerly
Sally Lee Camden, Plaintiffs,
dguiHSt
Peter c. Camden, Executor OF LEROY Cam
den, deed, William IL. Garland aud Richard
y. Eubank, Defendants
IN CuANCERY.
The defendant Peter G. Camden, Executor
of Leroy Camden, decd, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly, aud the rules of this court,
and IL appearing BY satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an inhabtant Of this country, il is or
dercd that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of April ter'u next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburr Nir-
ginan, for two months successfully, aud pos
ted al the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county. A Copy-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.. C..
December 5 wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

XTIR GINIA-At rules held IN the Clerks
Y Office Of the circuit superior court OF law
and chancery for Bedford county, the 9TH day OF
November, 1896
John Shrewsbury, Plaintiff,
Agdinst,
William Shrewsbury, (of Bedford William
Shrewsbury aud Rhoda his wife, and William
Dickinson. Defendants.
IL CHAscERY.
The defendant William Dickinson, not ha-
wing entered his appearance and given security,
according TO the act of Assembly and the rule,
OF this court, aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabltant OF this
Commonwealth, il is ordered that he do appear
here on the first day of the next term and
answer the plaintiffs bill, that this order be in
serted in some newspaper published IN Lynch
burg for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the court house of this coun
ty on some court day.
A copy-teste,
JOS. WILSON, cL'k.
November II WIN
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f>Ur. iGoAA..
n E W YEARss DAY. :.

ByHAsTLEY ooIERfper.
While the bald trees strc,oi, forth their long anl
Aad ..sr,rne br,ls peck nigh ,hc so.lsy isr,"ss d.
" nile hoqsoess eaitlcpaw the yellow held,
Or oushins shiSer in tIepe1sious hi'id
Aud naughI more gladstone ia the hedge Is seen
Tnan the dark holly gnniy glistenihs green
Al sueh iine. the aneient yoaI goes 10y
fo lpih its parents M ctcrnliy=
At such a time thcncfiy year = boru,
Like tll. bright berry lro, the sul'd thorn.
The bell. ring out, the boary stccpe rocks
Hark. the Ion. story Of a scors oi eloek
For once ycau thu iiiago clotksagten,
E'ea clocits uniic 10 sound the hour 81 glce-
And every estano ha- a light asV ak.
Unusual Stars long fliekcru'er the lake
The Dosn on high, If any mOonbe then,
May peep OF wink, no aiortalnow will care;
For III. tlie season whom the nights are long.
There. npe, ere ruarni for each 70 sing hls-song
The year departs, a blessing an its head
Nendurnho not Tor il, Tor il i moi dead,
Dead What sthat word toJoy nniae~n'
word whose meaning sense could ne'ethnd.
That has na truth IN matter nor IN lniud.
The pas Sns brcezes gone n soon aslelt
The flikes-of SNOW that Ia thu soft ar me
The wave That Whitening cnrlsii- lfe'hy Crest
And Tails 20 sleep upon It's mothers breast
The smile that SINKS ihioa naidcns y. -.
They come, they 60 they change, they d" not ai''
80 the old ycar-thai fond amd formal nah''
Is with Us yet another and the SAINT
Aud are the honghts. that more are fleeing
The, ,onent that make up our bong = h,l heI
The silent workints al unconscious lu'',
Orb duh hate which oings aud VIII no tm"'o
I'm ,,, dark eaverus 81 tire gloomy hsnrs
The faaries wild and horrible, Which start
Like loaih-omc irpnlcs from th'T cranklinT hoies,
From foul ncglectrd CORNERS vi nut s"oir'
Are these less vital that The wate ~ WIND,
On snow that meltz and leaves 10 trace behind
oh lei them perish all or pass away,
And let our spirits feel New e'rs DAY.
New Ycar's day ='tiz but rerm pi art
Al arbitrary line upon the chart
of Times unhnund.d soa-iond ianey's creature
To reason aleu- aud unknown "a nature.
Nay lis joyful day, a DIS. "i hope
Bound merry dancer, like ahantcl"pei
And rs that lovely creature, La irom lhnn,
cleans through the spicy er"ses ri i'tndostant
Flash through TIA, labyrinth al the may dance,
With foot nimble, aud NJ keen elahee.
Aud We whom many New \ ear. days have told
The sober truth, thar We mr.. grow ~ old
For ibis night o-andio for many more,
VIII he ~ letund a. WE oi Y"re.
Kind hearts eau MAX, December hlithe ar May
Aud IN each morrow Ind Nov Year day
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November IL

NIRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oiLaw
and Chancery, for the county of Amherst, on
Monday the Sd day of October, 1896
Alfred 7. billiard and Elizabeth Il. his wife,
formerly Elizabeth b. Cabell, Napoleon b. Ca
bell and Alexander Cabell, Plaintiffs,
against
Frederick Cabell surviving Executor Of the
asst will and testament of John Cabell, decd,
and in his own night, Samuel Bransford, late
SERGEANT of the corporation of Lynchburg, and
as such administrator de bons non, with the
will annexed Of Geo. (abell decd, Samuel
Cabell, WIN. Daniel a Judge OF the General
Court of Virginia, and Paulina J. his wife, for
mcrly Paulina J. Cabell William Walton, one
of the securities of John J. Cabell, decd, IN his
official bond as guardian for the Plaintiffs
whilst infants William Chick, one Of the
securities of the said John J. Cabell, decd
in his official bond, as one of the Executors OF
John Cabell, deed, and Thomas Il. Friend, Ad-
minstrator OF John }. Cabel, ec'd.,
Defendants,
il CHANcERy.
The Defendant, Samuel Cabell, not having
entered his appearance and given security,
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he IS not an lnhabltant OF this
country 1T is ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here on the first day of April term
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and
hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
he Lynchburg Nirginlan, for two months sue
cesslyely, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-resie.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
December WIN
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BarOuches, BuggiCs, Ph;rtOns,

From the most approved Factories at the North.
and has made late arrangement, by which he
can be supplied at any time with FAMILY
CARRIAGES, by the most celebrated Manu-
lacturers, either in New Ark or New Haven.
From the very iiatterlng encouragements, he has
received since he commenced business here cal
ways selling his own work as soon as finished, J
and the Unprecedented rise in the cost of Car
rlages at the North, he is determined to enter
more largely into the manufacture of such art-
cles. His hands are nearly all from the North.
and using Northern materials, hopes 10 receive a
liberal share public patronage, He is partic-
ulary well prepared for putting up Carriages,
(charge So for persons who buy at the Norll,
and ship TO this place. All repairs done at the
shortest notice. SAMUEL ANRES
| October6 is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
MATCHES.

SUPERlOR Patent Friction Matches. an
- American invention, superior TO anu
matches erer before offered to the public, and
at much iorer priees-Are perfectly safe, and
not liable 10 injury by Keeping
Howell DAVIES, Ig'k.
ALSO,
Dr. Brdndreh's VEGETABLE Tnirersal
Pills, than which none are more popular; for
sale by Howell DAVIES. 1er
December y ift,
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DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES
FOR RENT.

TuNIlE Brio Tent situated on The North
l. West corner of third and West Streets, DC
cupied the past year by Mr. kean; this ,ene-
ment is spacious and very favorably construct
ed for the convenience ola thmily, with a small
garden, and well OF sSGsltaai pure water.
The " Cottage adjor@ine: ,ie'aboye named
lot, formerly occupied By Th rsmhall. This
house is ada pied io:the Recommendations a small
family, with large and produs,vs' garden,
and variety ofIare and choice fruit trees. Pos
session of both residences Gao be had immedl-
atey. For farther par,re liars and terms OF rent,
apply to Nj. w DNWENPORT..
January g st II
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'eepSfakes to be Run oyer,n
LysschbMrs GeMrse,
Spring Meeting, 1897

1sf.IA sweepstake for colis-and tilies H..
years old, one mile and repeat. entra6c,s 'ni'
hundred dollars, halfforfeit 10 name and On, One
race. w make
'2nd.-A sweepstake for colts and 6lI;o. =,
years old, one mile and repeat .,tr,no. 'aree
hundred dollars, half forfeit, TO name s.S Two
by the'l5th April, three or more 70 NAL. close
January 8 r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

OTlCE:-On application to Mr. John Nc
- Kinney for bond which executed to
yohn Mckinney X GO. on the 18th October. 1925.
LOT me sum OF S773 10, was informed that the
sa,d bond was lost or mislaid. hereby forwarn
az persons IRON trading for said bond, as have
receipts showing tina, the said bond has been
paid of. HARVEY AiI.ETT
January j. w3wf
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II -
l. &c. ntwoys on h0nd, or made 10 order By
EDWIN.C. LANkFORD,
Opposite The Franklin iIo,rj, Ly DebhuJg, Va.
Having been engaged during The la.I ,-a ,eas
in manufacturing Plougbs, Harrows and utArr
implements, for this section Of Virginia, VIII
constant and ppTemittej ATTENTION 10 in, pvove-
ment, he now returns bis thanks toJ ihe .neour-
agemeDi received from the Farmers Of ihr .ur-
rounding counties, and also 10 the Agricultural
Societies Central and New LonJon) for the
premiums awarded 10 his woIk. Tbsse form
new inducements to .reaIere1erIIon which he
promises 10 exercise to the utmost extent Of Ais
means, III order 10 keep up complete assert
meni Of the following Articles for his custom
ers, VIZ:
Stewards Ploughs, | % 4 H,rse,
McCormick's do Dis.
Davis do do
Hill side PIoughs; the celebrated Wing coui-
ter, Cultvalor., together w,'A sasrN other ar.
tlcIe of The Plough kind slagaed 10 our soil.
Also, Iiarrows Of every description, ON hand
and to order
~ All person, wishing to purchase articles
in his line respectfully invited 10 call and
examine his assortment. Ordhrs from Assistance
will be promptly supplied
December l-l2m
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To all whom it may con.
Germ.

A have quit the business OF Boating here
"A by give notice, that my man Tom i, NO
longer authorized to run The river, and forewam
all persons from employing SAID Tom, as shall
enforce the penalties vi The law against all who
disregard this notice.
JAMES GREENLEE
Rocbridge County Ta Dec. 2sth 1896.
Jan. 2 wlw
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NEGROES WANTED.

WILL give the highest price in cash fl,
Il likely young Negroes. from ID. to 2s wear.
old. SETH WOODRO GOV
November II 2m,;,
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ROBERT EARLY.

S 4 II GE ON DEN TIST.
Has returned 10 Lynchburg. and NAV be
L found at the franklin Hotel. by those who
desire his professional services.
November II WIS If
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Lvnch's Ware House.

4 HE. subscribers. have leased for term o
~ years, this well known md desirable w AXE
HOT E, situated Immediately on the stree,
leading from the Bridge to the Market house,
We respectfully solicit a share Of Tobacco.
brought TO this matke, for Inspection. The sub
scrbers deem unnecessary. 10 20 into.a minute
description u this property as il Is generally
known 10 be one amongst the largest and safest
Ware Houses in the Town OF Lynchburg. This
house has recently undergone thorough repair
and IS now ready for the reception Of Tobacco.
The Inspectors at this house, are VIM. Canada
and John Wheeler gentlemen whom we can con.
fdenty recommend to the public as capable OF
discharging any duty belonging TO their office.
We particularly invite the old customers OF tins
house to give US a call as nothing shall be wan
ting on the part of the PROPRIETOR. and lnsPsc;
tors 10 give general satisfaction. We will 81 all
tunes attend to the selling of Tobacco for Pan
tiers free of charge.
JESSE Il. BURTON,
MARK ANTHONY, Jr.
SAMUEL b. JENNINGS
October lo--w2m
n. B.--I would particularly invite my old
friends and customers, who p~trdnised me a
Martins Ware House, TO give me their aid IN
this lease as necessary attention shall be pad
TO give satisfaction, by their friend
JESSE L BURTON.
October 20 w3m
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EEN0UGEY MEMS

= lust RECEIVED. direct from the Man.,
- factory, Kentucky Jeans, some of very So,
and beautiful IVY me
MARTIN, WARD &DAtIs
Nov % ~
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OVER SHOES.

4 SMALL lot OF Gentemens aud Ladies
~ Gum Elastic over Shoes
MARTIN, WARD u DAVIS.
M
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January 5

INllE. subscriber respectfully informs the
L public that he is now receiving handsome
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Lynchburg
Plough Mandatory.

DLOUGHS, Horrows, nHirafoys, Seedsr
l. &c. ntmoys on hunt, or madt 10 order By
EDWIN.C. t.ANkFORD,
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NIRGlNlA-At a court held for EranlLn
county, at the courthouse, on the Cd day
The herald., 1837-05-02

MEsrAs PREsHRvATIes.-The following story o,
Irish woman : adroness in evadng INQUIRY. which
we find in an English paper does not strike us as be-
ing entirely new, but droll
"A country magistrate was examng an Irshwo-
man. What's gone Of your husband Shelah p
What's gone of him, your honors worship; faith. and
ne gone dead. An, pray what dld he die Off Die
what day OF the week but what complaintr IOh
complaint, your honor; faith, and it's himself tha, dd
not get time complain. oh oh! ay. ne died sud1
denly Rather that way your worship Did he fair
down in n fit mo answer from SheIab1 He csIi
down in fl, your honors worship why not exoc,l,,
that; he-he fell out of window or door I dony
know what they call It.. Ay ay; and he broke his
neck NO, not quite that, yosr worship What
then There was bt of string or cord. or ,ba,
like and i throtled poor Mike And pray for ,yhst
did he sufierP Suffer, your worship (wecpingl faith
only Tor embelllshing (embezzng) a trifie that he
taught was his own, but his master said !, was moi
and so they swore away his precious life, and thar.
all; for Aicks as innocent as the babe unborn"
The herald., 1837-05-02

"CsEprr CuRREScy."-This is a great term with
the fnanciers of the Courier & Enquirer The "crcdit
currency" with them is equal TO the magnetic power.
They cat, live, and have their being "credt
rency" II is the Alpha and Omega of their political
economy. They consider it money-eash- gold
every thing.
fe, 1t seems they arc utterly gnoran, Of the first
principles Of the science Credit currency" is a
mere circumstance" they say in The west to
the great basis OF products at reasonable prices and
geld and silver as themeasure OF value If the credit
currency extends certain limits il produces spccua-
ton, nse of prices excitement, pressure, revulson
topper and health. The trading community banks
and all have issued one haf much credit currency
during the last two years. The present rcvulsion /,
a natural process and will itself in six months
"Crcdt currency" is Ike buying or selling too much
Morris Canal You have TO break and wadde away
without settling the difference # you buy or sell too
much.