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III AVINCf removed Their STORE two doors easi Of
il A. SidJas Main Street, opposite the Bank,
would in,7l enis and the public that they are GOV
rad, vs:lin, 10 sell ,c,n quanii:y ooi GOODS,
be procured elsewhere
(-tii kiais OF toiasy P7o!i.' .e;e'Fcd Iii eSea'5s
n lie market ps.c-s
RicrlonJ. Nov. II, f-JE iiu
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RG R &OHL E GE83 .
Ccru.s Of sfssin anu a.sricn sfrfrts,
Ia ia S. SEQ

H ESPECTEULLY informs his rieat. ira; &c aas sa'
III Ken this house, AID repaired j. iarouaou: aad a'a-
sad il in ,upe.io. yle without regard TO trouble
penss bu, wi:h IN aim comfort sad eonvenisrcs OF
those wh, may him with s.r custom rom ms ex-
pesrcs and ds,e. please re Eo1s 10 csiss
snare of ths puhlsc's patronage.
Ricluond. Nov emher 4sa, 1887. 43N
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TERMS OE ACvERTIsIEC G..

O, dollar per for 'hec i'ss'ss and ssn'5
ccn:s each adiitora! insertion. fer s1uafe oS
,on,. 81: for six months So: $40 per annum; ''F'
Squares SIS SO per shrsc squares Su per anhun
Merchants and Others. advertising by me year.
will b. charged fnr Of iG0 SO per a;.'um
for the ..urta of column. $50; faf aaf OF aeolunn 50
10. quarter OF 4 column. - 4 deduction of 20 PC -s
Wi, bdc on adverlis.ne lc,gcr than quarter OF
n. ,.u inserted by tn. ,alf year year, and rot al
e-ci Chancery notices and petitions for Divorces mus. w
,,d invariably il advance. Advertisements coming ilo
a,road be accompanied wiz, ,s ca=a, ui-css '-ce'e
Tor pub! cation by a brother puD'iShaz
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e1SrEaxcEHs IN ~ ORLxAxs.-The True A
merican SAWS that five Of the hotels Of New Or
leans. thc names Of -, 900 Strangers have been
rceordeI since tho l4sh Noveobes, whicA they
calculate to be third Of the number that ar
rived there from that period to the 2.shMarch.
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TIE pubic informed ssas base a2'ossss.1 n q
Fou.k- my principal wholesale agent -
,hs "a 70 Of my Emhrocaiio,. r.. she csrr OF
Paralysis, spaias, f.umbayo or paia Ia - - =
nsss, CtiIblaias, Bruises, Cramp~. Esras Scs1<e3e
Th:oa.s. &c. &c: and, in order 10 p-ssea: O.
I.;or i,nuosed upo, hy spurious preparations
nxna,ne fL,s~ssr 7honaas pfeken' EsabrsaeE -
90 BIZ impressed ia shs sass Of eash bosfs. 1920
directions " IL. also hese aalse- skoea us
my ow q hand .sr.,ing. Tnis Ensbsesas'os $40
BE re medy for she following dseases iabcr<h va
tI.saa, Sweeney. Feroa, Spruias, IN Itosie 80
oue1safe relief, trssiss. esas. &e. afM
frJ-For saie al the Rlo.rnoaS fsffe'y: y|k
Grocer; end at y. X. Dpgd1le's Org Short, = 80
Lat Of tie Bank. THOAAo
Richmond. % mo. 81. lSJS.
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DkEIlVAEo

ISE&0SW Y A[4O
FOOT & SHOE STORE.-Tne sao>crits, las reno
n we'd his and recently ocsDpea BY JOBS
Mont, & Co. door West of L. J. Sasssrss Hotel
where he Intends carry ae Boot ana Shoe business
all il. branches. and hopes 70 have share Of PUB
lie patronage
Likewise for sale, good as the best;
so pair thick Boots homemade.
"a a0 Calf do do do
so do Women Kid slippers do.
HENRY :. CEOCKER
Eten.osn, Jan. %, 1888 2:a
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BATES & WALES,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FRONT STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
VKyEOTESAI.E nea'e-s il Drugs, P4LNTS,
w OILS, DTESTUTTS, GL.3SSV.fRE. &c !,
aav, rn rs.y stock, which they will sell
low can be purchased as ri 's n'ouata'"' ARK.
Eandctu-ecs All Fig particularly iavited 10
exanils ,aair assoItsneIl. ICiA- Gaz
Feb. =, fss2 4:pm
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BEEOvAEe

~ Y = 10
- E. ICEDEf.I. has removed his aifo1ng saoP &c
one do,r nor: oIaia Pea. street. whsrs he is
,e,s :, cary Oh tn. TAILORING BUSINESS in ali i.s
various branches being thankful for past iavo's would
-es,ec,fsllv request a continuance Of ;he sainc-
v T. He is also ag.1, for NJ oive-s improved pss.as
r. s.-,o,J ~ a. 1es7 43,f
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
printed and Published every saturday Ly
DE-. HOLLOWAY & 3. W. DAVIS,
At the Soutk west corner Of Main aad Front sts'
RICH,1OSD, wayne county, Indiana.

TERMS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dollars pc
s,,,m n1vab.o IN a,,a,:c. Tno Dollars and fiff
crx7s # ,it WITHIN the ycar and THaEE DOLLARS II pay
u,s1.t be DELAYED until the y.cr expires
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NOTlCE...An persons indebted 20 the suo>cfiber by
NorH Boo1 requested % make irnnle-
date oavmens. he is aaloxs close Of
old establishment JOHN SIFFRINS.
R.gnxoar, Dec. 30. 1881. SIf
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Richmond Foundry.

NTEV AitiArtsEAiEIN f.-ine Subscribers hav. e i
tered into coPar.1:e-ship IL :he Iptea 2. HGctt'ae
.Hakias Sore, e, Steet irc md I1,ns. business III
II. n,Ino A.. u,!sr ~. f.f Of Z. GROVER Il Co. ani
they invite re ratoiaes OF taif Old friend the public, for
iey rs,ias at.i dsanie,IS,
and promise - - Iase-Ve coiaatt oil sai fa''f'
for tie future.
Iue s,ess Of the OIL, us will be settled ~ tbs ns"
oac. O-le.s promptly attended 70
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN IiINES,
i. w sW AIN * Co.
J. MOFFlTI i. Go.
J,r- -, i}27 -
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oFce Ct .ie II "a ing r.i .;1s, f.-.tsris4s Conapaapl
Iaichsao.ad. SAT-. nao. 10Th, !Sj3.>
go fro E.sp7,ssr

r o!c-:ic, Of n, s5.9.tio.de-s IA TIE E'cIroS
"A Tsanl.G NAserscruaING CoNrAxr,'' held OF
O. Iiay, 1851, J. L. s,dcahall. Iisaus k1s
I<1a- e yoc. 4. I.or,'1o--y. Jola:ha, Townsend I.
Newman AL ca ami, Fu-nu. elsc:ad directors fo-
y, sa:in, OF shc Drsc:os elect, k-ll ie csx;
dry, Jarss r es!sl1ii Ta7 ole-:e Pres;ia,., Na.ae.
b. leads Sec-ssa.f AID Eli Gotta. Treasurer: and by
.esol4,io. dig D,a, j. L. NeieiaaN AL w. " Leads
apooiI.e1 u7,c,: ,,:s Of all lo business AMI pc
e-t~ OF the COMPANY They Will pay prices
CASH lnen aad rag, delivered
mill CASH will also said for Woo y, Flrxseej ,',osa
sale viii please call Eivaus Hin.
yvol,en fl:o-y VII, Authorised purchase 70.
Company
w. N. LEEDS, S,c-e:ays
Eetro,!. 81 Il, M, 1Ga. 1897. 22sf
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Cooking Stoves 4 Castings.

THE sui,scer has made arrangements with l. T. Jo,as
& Co.. vaich lll eah!c him 70 eep constantly Oh htn .
variety OF ( ,srlNus. eoris,s Cookif Stores Caks,
o@, SIR and Beyal Gearing, !il l-of', !fa oFt-,
yY,,rk 7T5e Ecr5l Isores. f. Rigging, &c. &c. AZ
of wn;c Will sold Foundry prices and warranted
orders Isl. him will be promptly attended 90
~ ~, it., 1887 (o9tf) T. EVENS
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HATS! HATS! CAPS! &C.
xexx xa.t and Can Establishment.

Ygy4E undersigned haze entered nto partnership. IN tie
4 m,uu.ac,sry o. Fla: EGAvER, OTTEE, iiosAM, slLK-
a..3 NoSI. HATS.
IT, ,rs r,.-,.frc,,Irv ladies' Black and Dr,b BEAVER
,- their customers, aud tue public n general. are
oueed IT, call, an KEY Is sutc! II shae, SIZE. co.oT
quality ard PRICE.
TuEY nav. nov lad, and ..sad keeping. genera
.eSo-.-,crt Of Meas BOYS ias and coarse CARS
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particularly ih"''ei % ea ana
o~,n. ,,eir stock as IL is and warranted De e.
in euaii,v and any in .hc Western Country oFco--
il b. thankfully received and panetnay at;esde IT, and
..,ns ,u,d.c,rx ALED SHARON,
JOHN SCFFRINS.
D.-r,.,., n. o., 1877 4Sx
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Alarm AND MILL FOR SALE.

sihs--fc-. haYa- ds:-r7ninei char-. his h
ae, sell II, property wic De resides situate ESQ
N les No.ta OF icsa,.i. In. FARM ia we imP-oye ed
s,i -,s. well wa.--ei: fifty cco ed
afI IN >Ii of cs.ti. a;oa AL thirty ia simoc-
Th. MILL. Is l1I5le--al-ei SAW MILL. WIKI = faH
IF III f-e Moth s-,gl-A of "h::eat,-: sa IL
Surpassed coaay Tor cols:Euctioa All ioca-
oa The, Of I.a:h Saws a.i1-.ad thereto
she Is al IN o-'s7-ha.fnS i1s: year. svo
,,.rcl aai :we...v fee; lumber, AMI
l-,! thousand a::ts. fhs mill well situated tor lumber
1r-i; i, :hs gard n-a- 30 logs. (SIhc property
c4c D. p1se.lass4 1s1a.s i3szi1c..
AS-sLA JONES.
fr4- A. TIL, MILL FOR SALT. Ai<o--A age
tIla.i,y OF LL.iDER, ~ ,lie.cI: kL,d suitable isf
"a 5a,:.. Makes. W hcclwr gas th1r-N ako-s.
s.. sc. By JONES * Ei-LiOi A.
Wa, cot,.-- n. 81 no 81, 1893. ST
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Blank Deeds for sale at this Office.
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The celebrated Mr.. O'Ccnnel once APP lied the
cpiillct "bcggarly" to the corporation Of Dublin.
This drew upon him Il challenge. In the duc!
he killed Mr.. D'Esterre, his antagonist. For thus
shedding tho blood Of ti''low-heinr he felt such
strong "ccmpunctious visi,ings" as caused him 70
register vow in Heaven, nercr, under any cir
cumstanccs, 20 fight another duel.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

A ",Icesuro cxcursion'' 10 Europe is 10 sail
from B.Iiloaye on the Is. of Nav next, to occupy
about nine months time in its conrletion. Pas
81 nc $500. The vessel vii! touch at the princi-
pal and most rema ,kable ports in Europe AMI,
likewise, many desirable points Cn the Mcdtcr-
raneaI, in Asia and Africa.
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s'l FRANCIS !. METrAUEg, M

Pcsr OYrIcr, PETEkssess, Oct. iss, -
W. arrerp Iiu..g. =. " Cfiar'-s,o,. y T.
D.a- Sir Doctor r. J. Mestaacr OF piscs. -
.,,,.a upon BIZ Mr. Montague for letter, 10 ssseh
men Is the Mothers ConfoT, ia all r'a.s@ q"
-o,fde &c. nlay placed il aiy sta:ssseis fse ssee
r;ve on any subject lie IS pafsiciaa o. NUN II.
D,r;enre and has rac.istd in this soyn WIFI n
Nv belief is ,,.at ia. msl:ciae VIII fsronfass <.-k
ro,s:.., i, a valuable .icae, ana have no dcss
Ing c-r,aia remedy ia Affections Of tSs eoSssA -
specially, yo1- o5odicn, sefvaai,
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Anlrew Jackson vas 70 years old Oh Thufsda
the ED of March last.
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ASoruEE CI1Y REDEE,rED The Chicago Char
ter Elect IN took place en- the 6t,.nlt., AMI re-
suited in the choice OF Enckner 5. Morris, Esq,
(Wiis) Tor Mavor, hy najoriiy of 50. Last
wear the Loco Foro ma iT:ty was 2:37, making q
Wing rai, this year OF 296. The new hoard OF
Aldermen is composed OF four Wings and siAsau
B1renics. Last year no, single Wing was
elected.
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,rDNTAcJIES BALM.

~ never vet did know philosopher
W no co,d bear tho 1oo.h-ache patiently
Much ado about nc ll,i fg
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Superior. K5OStimS Cloths.
t2'HMGVAr.,

sV =. TURNER has re.ncTed tro-l the store uAic
III. tie H,:..f,r Chca the buitf.. of Mai
doo Of tlc Jank, where he OF
fsrs f.. sac -stegai OF DRY GOODS, Gro
cseIrs, Cacc sfRY. Doors * SHOES, &c. &c.
NOVEMBER -, 1885,. 46-:f
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BATES e. WALES,

Richmc,3. Jar. I. 1897.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
kl.N'('EfIslK6.
saw NJ - IL \ Il

u.N)k all sums of money current IN Virginia, not
less han five uof exceeding two thousand dollars
IN amount, which may be1CceVed ou dcpositc, Ger
lIfcntes viii be issued b ndlng fully aud ellcdunlly
all the funds aud property OF this institution, for the
payment thereof, when demanded, upon ten DAYS
notice. with interest thereon. nj the rate OF five per
cenium per annum ioi any time not exceeding twelve
months. ard ii not demanded within that time will
be cnllcd to five and 4 hall per ocntun', upon no
tee having been gwen rs aforesaid.
Like certificates will be issued 10, all depo.ites
exceeding IN amount two thousand dollars which
will be tcdcemed IN weekly nsramcnls of Two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest M aforesaid,
upon ten days notice beng gwen prior 10 the
Withdrawal o the first Instalment; but who the
Directors decmt proper Ia do 80, they Will pa, the
cntire amount ol the certificate upon that notice.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday ut 81 O'Clock i. NJ. Al the
Office OF the institution.
JElu WILLIAMS, President;
WILSON i. BklANT. Treasurer;
GEORGE BAGBY, Secretary.
Howell Lewis, James {. Hunt
Jno. 7. Hunt, Andrew &. Elliott,
{ Christopher Melyer, Vim. NJ. DAVIS,
!. -. Shacklcoid, Andrew klnneu,
Thos @. Aeicc, Directors.
AWh WIN II
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THE SPECIE CIRCULAR.
Testimony ,nhich cannot be questioned.

Testimony mich cannot be questioned.
in the debate which took olace IN the Senate, on
tn Oath OF March gust published,) tie motion of
Mr.. Upton, OF Indiana, to insert in the Sub Urea
sury bill positive requIson that the Government
Sld receive, in all public dues, the notes OF spe-
':n. laying Banks, several Administration members
nat body expressed condemnaory opinions of
the celebrated Specie Circular which, in defiance
OF the complaints OF the people, and of Its solemn
repeal by large mNortes of both Houses of Con
gress, in contempt of legislative action. an d
solely in obedience to Executive dctation, is still
the law of the land To these opinions we ask
the attention of the public.
Mr.. King, of Alabama, said . he believed the
Specie Circular unequal in operation, and that
it had done Mischief
In reply to Mr.. Benton, who avas himself of eve
ny occasion TO lug in a compliment 10 the d" ever
glorious Specie Circular Mr.. Upton, of Indiana.
remarked 1.-The gentleman had represented the
Treasury Order as blessing. 1t might be SO 10
Missouri, but it blighting curse to Indiana.
But for that the suspension of specie payments by
the Banks of Indiana would not have taken place"
Mr. Sewer of Arkansas, opposed Mr.. Tpton's
amendment, " because he thought it unnecessary,
though he should vote for it fhe thought discrin-
natien would be made between the lands and the
customs in the public recepts-that was il he
thought the Specie Circular would continue to be
enforced. But he believed the Secretary of the
Ireasusy would no longer enforce the Specie Cir
Lular, and he would therefore vote against the a
mendment." - If the customs not required
10 be paid specie, it ought to be with the public
lands. and he believed if specie required for
the public lands only" (Which the Specie Circular
fequIres,) 1T burden which would not be
borne"
Mr.. Rircs, OF Va did not have quite much
confidence i'll the Willingness ofthe Executive to re-
peal The Circular, though SO loudly called for both
by Congress and the people, and he therefore insist
Cd upon the proposed amendment. lie SAID
The Specie Circular was injurious in its opera
nons' aud degrading to the East and to the West
and 1t IT continue in force (said Mr.. r. think i
VIII be impossible lor the Banks to resume. Tht
nope Is perfectly uspry"
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The cay Aey DO hiags IN Ne,o lort.-Thc eN-
ample OF New orN IN reference 10 the subject Of
internal Improvements, should have great weight IN
either sections othe Uuion because Of all the States
she Is thebcsl qualified to Judge ofthc utility IN
utility OF the policy. What, then, does she say : Let
her action, during the session OF her Legislature Just
closed answer the question.
We mentioned, IN our last, that she had appro-
prated four millions OF dolltrs Tor the speedy en-
largcment oilhe Erie Canal but we were not then
aware, that, in addition to this magnificent sum- she
had also appropriated the following ST 900, 900 to
and IN the construction of the New York aud Erie
Ran Road; 100000 to the Catskill aud Canaloharie
Rail Road $4,000 to the Osweso aud Ithaca Rail
Road /; and 5000 900 10 the Auburn and Syracus e
Rail ioad-being an aggregate OF seven millions
en- hundred and seventy five thousand dollars.
What is the conclnsonl New York has trcd
the system, aud prospetrd Hudcr il ; aud hence the
readiness with which she makes such seemingly Law
ish appromiatons--tfe only true economy IN such
matters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

u The following gentlemen have been appen
ted 10 represent Norfolk borough IN the Comlneiei
al tonventon, proposed to be held at Richmond on
the second " eduesdas IN June next Miles King,
John 1abb, Wright Southsatc, Robert Souuer
sen'r., n {. Whitehead. Giles h. Cooke, john
Allmand, John Capron, Thomas Reilly, Henry H.
keafdon, James IL, Johnson, William Tucker Johu
IL. Butler, ). w. Paul. George L Gary, Charles
keld' John q, Coley, J. X. lubb,d, James II.
sonttcr, Joseph I. Allyn, John N. Tazewell, John
Nilsson, Myer Myers Jolm runis aud james +.
Hunter.
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facshms Nieiuies--f, rmrrs# IN want OF a
lmeshlng Machine will notice Nj. pMkcr's ad.er-
tlsement, IN our paper The published testimony IN
tasot OF MI Patker's Machine is ely ,ttc,ing and
several gentlemen IN this ncighbo1hood, who have
them, speak of theu performance in the highest
terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
OIsEIl AIRY .

Departed this life. the eth of April 1898 IN
the tortleth year OF her age Mrs RrutecA y. Ltr,
wife OF Capt. Richard II. Lee, OF Campbell county.
Her mind had been early imbned with the principles
OF Christianity and At the age ot II years she
made public profession OF Religion At Camp
Meeting At the Lime Stone Camp Ground, the leih
september, 1912. Al the close OF the meeting, u
door was opened ior the reception OF members, at
which TIME SHE joined the NJ. r.. Church. and was,
Tor the % years, an unwWering member OF that
thntch. Size Was not. too many Young ladies
are, led oil by the gay aud the gddy-bui pursued,
undeVlatingy, the paths OF virtue aud religion. She
was punctuai aud consistent IN the discharge of all
her Religious duties. The Class room, Tor which
cold and lolmal professors have relish, was her
delight. Her seat ~ Church seldom left Ion the
occupancy OF others, uui the last few months OF
her l'e when her attendance on the ministry was
prevented by the painful attotiou which terminated
her earthly She has LETT husband and 6
children, some ot them unconscious OF thcn loss.
TO mourn over her death We do hope that her
vacant the table the Church, aud the WANT OF
her counsel III the domestic circle, will make deep
and lasting impressions the minds OF the bcreaycd
husband aud children, aud ultimately lead them to
saving knowledge OF their Saviour IN whom she
uuslcd. In proof Of the gcnuncncss oi her picty.
she met death with undaunted courage, constantly
aro"lug her talmucss aud peace oi mind, saying
like the great Mckendlee, that all Is we'll, all Is
we'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

o. J. Fcuimore Cooper, Esq, The American
Novelist, has just published political work, enli-
tied @" The American Democrat, OF Hints on the
Social and Civil Relations Of the L. 5. OF Amcrl-
ca" The New York American sayst is curious
medley, and not likely to be seIyropuIar Nh
Cooper is ieadcr Of the Administrator patty IN
New York and it may not be unintefestng, there
fore TO state that of the principles asserted in
hls new work. which VIC suppose Is to be made son
of text book of Democracy, is that the Right OF In
sruction is unconstitutional, whether as applied to
the Senate the House of Representatives " and
that, 50 far from being doctrine that is adapted to
secure the domination of real majoriues, II is IA
ther an inrention Of intriguing politicians, to effect
their own wishes, in opposition to those of the na-
ton" What sayyou, Mr.. Enqaner, TO this posi-.
ton of your New York ally
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

~ The Washington Globe says that " Demo
crazy is Reforming principle" and that " FEEDER
aIism isa Retrogadins pfncipIc' This definition
ofthe two terms, If correct, will concIusvey show, as
do indeed other facts that the panty in power the
old Fedcrasts, who have stolen the Democratic
name. They have been in Office nine ycars-and
what have they rCormcd? Has not the country,
the other hand, materially retrogaded, during that
period No one will deny it. We are aware that
party is more proluse of promises of Reform than
that of which the Globe is the organ-but there is
none, athe same time, half slack IN performing
what IT promises.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

Nar Banking System. Gu, readers have been ap-
prsed that the Legislature Of New York, At its late
session, made a great innovation upon the Banking
System. by the passage Of law rendering specific
acts of incorporation unnecessary. The Herald
says
= BY this law, any number OF persons, foreigners
OF natives, residents or otherwise, establish a
bank with capital MOI under 500 900, but TO any eX
tent beyond, by putting III trust, under the State
Comptroller, United States State Stocks, 10 hall
the amount-the other half i'll good mortgages ON
real esate.-lhe association Is then authorised 10 IS
sue an equal amount III paper money retaining al
ways as basis, ia per cent in specie o It's issues
The paper is signed by the Comptroller and the o
rgnal caPIta-hall stocks hall good mougagcs--Ie.
mans always IN trust fund To redeem the issues
IN case OF rcvulslou, accident mlsmanagemcnt
" In pursuance of THIS rev state Of things. we
learn that several banks OF very large capitals on the
new system, aic already organizing IN Wall street
one IN particular, OF At least $50 600 600 Of capital
Isaac >. Bronson is said 10 be preparing one-the
Ba,ngs of London probably anothcr-and several
Trust Companies think of turning rhcf institutions
into Banks. Mr. llldle can also organize his A
geney in Wall street To any extent he pcases under
the law.
In short, we begin era, start on new yoy-
age-and ii the next SIX months do witness
expansions, spccnlarlons, and cXciomcnts, beyond
what has ever been seen III any civilized age, IT will
be entirely owing 10 the reto OF Azaiiah :. Flagg
the Comptroller OF the State OF New \ DIRK, who by
the law, is made greater man. aud will WELD more
power than did Napoleon, Cesar, OF Nicholas of
Russia"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

TIE nc'o National Debt Mr.. Cambrclengs's
bill to authorize new emission of Treasury Notes
(or as II should be called to create a new National
Debt) directs that ten millions OF dollars in sums OF
not less than 500, and redocnlbe in equal portions
in G, . and II months, shall be issued "ifhe public
interest require IL" We don't know villa, the pabHc
interest may require, al this time, though should
suppose that it was always =" the public interest
to keep of debt. The interest of The Office hol-
ders, however may somewhat conflict with that of
the publlc-and in that event, there IS no Difficult
ty IN conecturing that the latter will be made 10
yield 10 tue former. 1t will be placed to the credit
of the public interest," however. When Alexan-
der pundered the statue of Jupiter of the golden
robe which the piety of his worshppers had thrown
the shoulders Of the god lie justified the robbery
by saying that " Gold is TOO heavy in summer, and
too cold in winter; it behoves 10 takec care ofJupi
Isr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

4 Far HL-lu a late debate IN the Senate Mr..
Benton took occasion to read a letter from Gen.
Jackson to that Senator, in which the Old Hero
spoke in very harsh terms of the ariStocratc jcc,"
in Nashville, by whom the Bank of the United States
bad been invited, some years ago, establish a
Branch in that city. Judge White, few days after
wards, exhibited to the Senate the letter asking for
this Bran CHI, VIXEN among the ari.tocratc few" who
had signed il, found the name of Felix Grundy
the Democratic, Anti-Bank, BIdde hating Senator
from Tennessee The effect, is sand was electrical
and Mr. G.. looked as If lie could have crcpt into
augur hole.