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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
General Agency and Commission
Business.
1--WE subscriber offers his services TO the public
U rs n sscmcraI AgcMi and CommIissiOE


Merchant, To wit: to establish Revolutionary
Land Bounty and Pension Claims for widows, who
were married prior to January, l7oi-for the buy
ing and selling OF every species OF Property, wheth-
et Real OF Personal. all kinds of Country Produce,
Mulucaulls Trees and slips. all kinds of Stocks. &c
&c. Also, receiving and forwarding Goods and Pro
duce, renting of Real Estate, hirng of Negroes
drafting of Instruments OF Wiring, negotiating Of
Contracts, and sale OF Paper on Brokerage, &c. &c.
all OF which, and in fac, every other kind Of bust
ness, that may within the purvicw OF IN Agent
will be transacted the reasonable terms, and
with the utmost despatch.
Believing that the present and increasing popula.
ton oil the town Of Lynchbutg, and the eonse-
queut state oi commercial importance II must arrive
at from It's commanding location, its extensive back
country for support, the very heavy crop OF produce
that Is grown the present yc1r, aud the general spl.
III OF agricultural Improvement that is abroad in the
surrounding country, together with the anticipated
aud speedy completion OF the James River aud Ia
nawha Canal TO this place, renders establishment
OF this kind. conducted on moderate commissions,
desirable IN this place at the present time. The sub
scrlbei's Office will be kept two doors from kyle's
corner, leading to the Washington Hotel.
ROBERT H. GRAY.
Oct % 4w
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NOTICE..

Ky virtue Of deed upon trust dated the Ilth
January 1887 and Of record in the Clerks of
"ee o, Campbell county, executed by William Cor
'o"' 'or certain purposes in said deed mentioned we
e. one Oh u.s. shall proceed to SELL public auction
wi 1eauy money. the Tract of Land IN said deed
o"n,' on which the said Corson now resides
bIfaos 23o acres, more or less preserving one
f,nI., 10 the heirs of Mn. Norvell decd as Il
c,eo.s ou,ymg ground) Also five slaves with the in
b.u W .le females thereof, viz Joe, a man. Is
and AdoI; "''"' ana her three children Nancy Eliza
the gear for the same "'' '0'' ''''''' '''
s,, s"e WIZ take place at the dwelling house on
S.le, vi Land near the Toll gate Of the l.. and
'' 'o'"P'S'' on The 2lst day of December 1899.
THOS. A. HOLCOMBE,
PLEASANT LABBY,
Trustees.
o'' 10 ids
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Term LodH-The New Orleans papers state that
the Texan loan Of $1,000 900 has bsea negotiated M
England At per ceut interest per dnnum. payable
annually. aud redoemahle in thirly years. Tho
New Orleans Bulletin, acrsialina the above report,
add,-."Ne would advise holders of Texan money
not to pant with II At the pr seut low rates. The
foundation q the government ~ beyond doubt Sc
cure aud II cannot be very long b.lre L c natlon--
ii revenue OF the county viii call IN every dollar OF
IT'S outstanding debts. Sne IS now llra ilonrIsiing
condition. Her crops VI cotton are already begin
ming to be ol much Importance 10 The southern por-
llon oil the United States. Foreign capitalists are
gaming confidence IN the integrity aud eapabilIly OF
ner rulers To met al demands, aud il would be
at all surprising. II, beiotc taeiyemonih expires.
The ueasuay notes OF the young republic should
stand AT par with those OF our governmeHi. There
fore, would say 10 those who are N 4essese'on OF
hs money, do subiil 10 the presen great sacrI@
fees" -
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oeronEn 7, bodybuilding new-oeeasionally
nocturnal staile amid the huris Of the rain nnd
wind. brenehng torrents and high wind from The
east since The first. and the vhuie coast. north and
south, whltened with the loam breaking and rolling
sixty feet over the sandy shore. They keep con-
siant roar. and if any unfortunate vessel is wrecked
on NE coast, its fate IL pitiabe, and ia meet
Amos certain cruel fate. Tile biows look
Grand. and The tagcs with Tie storm. Two yes-
sels glimneied IN the mist of here to- ay--srnggl6
hatd sailors for II these breakers catch vow you
are gone. Tie coast is generally Iined With para
iei shoal, one quarter Of a ntle of from shore,
where another line OF white foam forms, and between
The two lines boiling white.
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RsAssEbVV ARE. &C.

FENllE SUBSCRIBER has now received his fall
assortment, embracing almost every article of
Hardware Cutlery. Sadery, Coach Makers Mate
tiaIs, Guns, &c. Which he Is determined sell,
Wholesale or Retail, good terms similar
goods can BIZ purchased IN tins State ; aud he
pect(ully soiclls call from all who may arll-
cles IN his line. II. b. RICHARDS.
just received, supply OF Wove Wne-Wheat *
other Seyes-N enetan Blinds and various other
articles. H. B. K.
Oct 81
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TRUST SALE.

WlLLBE POSITIVELY SOID 70 the HIGH.
Tim. est bidder for cash, upon the premises on
of I,,nd me 2oih day November, 1889, tie Tract
and Which, y" t ~n,ch Capt. A. S. Henry now resides
bensG, mas been conveyed to me in trust for he
the cal. "'s peen several times advertised and
time uPted. but il will now be Sold at the
"rP"'nen, and without reserve.
Nov !, THOMAS T.BOULDIN, Trustee.
t0SN
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Oct 81
commissioners sale Of Land.

TN pursuance OF two DEGREES of the county court
Il of Bedford, pronounced in the suit of Greenwood
vs. Copper, &c. the FIST at the November term,
in the year 1885, and the second al The October
term 1880 the undersigned, Tor some three Of thcm)
will, on the 9Th day OF December 1889, on the pre-
misses, expose 10 sale. by way Of public auction. the
following LANDS, belonging to the estate OF the
late Samuel Greenwood. deceased. to vii
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E'OuND by one my servants. in the road be-
tween my house and John Nouh's a BANK
eolE, which the owner get by describing it,
and paying for this advertisement
PAUL A. CLAY.
November1S OF
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sslsl2AlSo
urur LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

W ..nireekiy, fepery Monday and 7hwsddy'J al
pRs''' ,ua.sa: payable IA adraacs. No snbscrfp-
f''r Do', ,d fora shorter period than SIR months and
t's s discontiaued fercep al the disereti0" Of the
.'p'T until al arrearases are PAID
EIi''g rc inserted $50 cents per square
"A, first insertion and 81 cents for erery s"6's-
syJoB PRINTING eseen'ed neatly and erpe"'"'"''
,..osonable terms.
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James River kaiaaWha Conn
Basny.
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.

]
VNHE Fifth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Janises River aud kanawha Company
will he held by perl ission from the proper author
Nv at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, on
MONDAY, the Ion December next.
By order Of The President and Directors.
w. Is. CiIlrrENDEN, Secretary.
K edmond, November H. 1889. wId
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Public sale of Land ~ Negroes.

DG virtue OF \ deed of trust executed BY Richard
ID 5. Ellis, to the subscriber, on the l1th day OF
December 1885, and OF record in the Clerks office
of Amherst county. will be sold at Pedar Mills, IN
the county of AMI ers', to the highest bidder, for
cash, on Tuesday the Doth day OF November the
following properly, to wit: one tract OF Land on OF
ter Creek, containing 400 acres, more or less ad-
;oining the lands of Larkn b vars and others three
other adi Joining tracts. lying on botn sides OF the
Enchanted Creek. and containing together eight
hundred acres more or less, adjoining The lands OF
Moses Martin. deed. &c. three other tracts, ali
adjoining, containing seven hundred and thirty one
acres more or less, lying the forks of Pedlar riv
err and Horsley's creek, adjoining the Pedlar Mills
and ohrts also other tract OF Land CONTAINING
300 acres more or less both sides OF Pedlar river
adjoining he lands Of John Davis Il Others; also, one
lot OF about one with tn Brick Soehouse there
on. Mt Pedlar Mills Also the following Slaves, to
wit: Ohrllo. a man. and Frankly his wife, and John
now aged about Is years aud Nancy nov aged
about ID years with their increase, If any, since The
I7lh Dec 1885. The title to the alorenamed Land
4 NEGROES is believed be indisputabe. but ing
as trustee will convey such title only as is vested
IN II e by the deed aforesaid
Iflrom inclemencv of weather. or any other cause,
the sale of the aforesaid property should not BE- com
Melted on the day named, ii will be Continued from
day 10 day until finished
SAML. Med. REID, Trustee.
| lconsent that the above named property may be
sold At the time and place named IN The foregoing
advertisement and upon the terms aforesaid.
RICHARD S. ELLIS.
nn,O
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NOTICE..

Il
xvTIIL BE SOLD, on Friday. the 29'h day oil
w November, at the late residence OF h'cn-
..ad'S,atham deceased, in the lower end oil lamp
Ali County, the following property 10 VII
~ the stock Of Horses, Cattle. Shcep,
Hogs, several good yoke OF OK
en-, Wagon and Carts.
,..., the Horses are several FINE BkOOD
m,peS AND FILLIES; also, fine young
s,.,lon the Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
.ooJ carriage and Horses, large quantity
sGV "s,l futed Pork, good Threshing Machine and
o' WV, &c, some three or four hundred
,,.rrcIs OF G q IL Oats, Fodder
ron, Shucks, aud a number Of other ar''cles' 100
,rn. sal. viii commence at eleven o'clock, and
Ill, roo,inue (,om day 10 day, until completed.
T.sA credit oftwelve months will be gwen
ii s,,,ns ,ver ten dollars, the purchaser giving
.onJ de- viii approved security. For all sums under
,cn dollars cash will be required.
The PLANTAl ION will also tie for Kent the
s,.une wear, and possession given al Christmas
JOHN JOHNS, } Exccu-
WIN. FURBUSH, s tors.
Noypmber Is l~JN
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(sEAL.)
tl6I)
November Is
N'OI'ECE.

'I'HOSE persons who indebted to Mrs. Al
mira l.. Scott for property purchased at her
sale IN March last, are informed that their bonds,
winch are now due, have been placed in the hands
Of The subscriber for collection
JOHN y. ANDERSON.
Nov Is o.
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purchased expressly for this market. consisting of
Seal and Ouer, of fine quality, suitable for the
approaching season, and warranted To render com
font and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price Of those articles. is
worthy the attention of the public ;-M.s SIX Fur
Caps, extremely low, together with a choice selec-
ton OF y onths Caps, of various qualities, Fur and
Cloth. Chdren's fancy Cloth Caps. remarkably
beautiful, and at prices such cannot fail 10 please
with llige stock Of Hair Seal Caps suitable for
servants. a. The attention of Country Hatters
and Merchants is specially requested To my stock of
trimmings which is the largest ever offered here
aud on as liberal terms be purchased this side
OF New York. On hand large assortment Of Wool
Hats white and black, which offered al mode, ate
advance ON original prices. The public are invited
TO call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. % an
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CUTTINGS, with two buds
each, of the genuine Morus
Apply 10 the subscriber.
u. b. RICHARDS,
Is
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9'e2Es.FEGO E.ES'RaS.

lying and being in The county Of Amherst, on the
south branches Iun Creek, and adjoining the lands
Of Micaah Camden, DAVID S. Garland, Robert
Walker aud others, beins the same purchased by
Jno. Robson Of NJ caiah Camden, aud containing
by survey 1888 ACRES, be the same more or less.
Also, al the same time and place, one other Tract,
sad county lying upon the waters and upon
both sides of huff Creek, on the south branch ol
Buffalo Rivera adjoining the aforementioned Tract
of Land, the lands of Ajax Walker, Charles Il.
Penn and others. being the same purchased by Joo.
Robinson OF David s. Garland. Ga these Tracts OF
Land there is some excellent Tobacco Land.
Terms, one third cash, the balance in two equal
annual payments. JACOB M,ROtf.
Proctor for w. College.
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A.sE,S! FE.fTS..

MAIN STREET,
ed door from The corner leading 10 the Wasbinoton
Hotel, aud opposite the Dry Goods Sore of
Messts. Turner * BurwenA
HNHANkFU I'll for the liberal PATRONAGE b.,e,o-
lore extended to him, respectfully informs the
citizens OF this place and adjacent country that he
Is recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar,
ket, tor neatness durability and unusually cheap-
Having purchased in New York exclusively G,,
Cash, he fllers himself that the inducements beId
forth cannot fail TO please.
tbs assortment consists of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, OF his own manufacture warranted sunc,i,,
10 any made in this section OF the country and nurh
lower than formerly, with a variety of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
FORM OF PROXY.

Kro,o all Men by these Presents That we, The
Subscribers Icing Stockholders in The JAMES
RIVER AND kANAWllA COMPANY, do
hereby constitute and appoint - -, our
true and lawful attorney aud proxy, represent each
Of us in all genrra me, tines OF the Stockholders OF
said Company, when are not personally present or
represented ty some other proxy; with ul pow r and
authority at such general meetings to give such vote
votes, and TO do such her each Of us
could give do, member OF the said meeting, II
were personally present and we do hereby rduiy
aud confirm whatever orvoeS act acts SAID
attorney may lawfully give do Tor us in pursuance
Of the nu horiiy hereby conlened upon him.
Witness hands and seals this day OF
-. one thousand eight hundred and -.
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- sHtA and Coach Trimmings,
''"' assortment, just opened. for sale by
SEM IN II. &. RICHARDS.
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- -, (sLALI
- -, (sEAL)
-, (sEAL)
IeStc, -, tsEAL.)
To Vii: ], Jus.
lice of the Peace Tor tho aforesaid do here
by certify that - -, whose name is above
subscribed atiestlng witness, personally APP
pesred before me in my - aforesaid, nd made
oath that the allowed named -,
whose names subscribed as parties the alb We
letter oIauoney, acknow lodged the IN presence
OF The said witness, their act and deed.
Witness my hand aud seal this - day OF
-, eighteen hundred and -.
-, (sEAL)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
letter, No. XII
WAsHINcToN, Jan. 16

WAsHINcToN, Jan. rs.
have just heard the tilt between
Clayand Calhoun on the question Of
the public lands.
After the usual business of the morn.
ing Mr.. Clay got up and made his
reply. 1t was a very moderate effort,
and by no means increased,in my opin-
ion, the intellectual reputation Of Mr..
Clay. 1t was what | cali the speech
ot'an intellectual loafer, without order,
arrangement, analysis, or generaliza-
lion. He charactenzes the plantore-
duce the price Of the public lands as
waste destruction : &c. This is an
entire misapplication of language.
The cheaper The lands are put up for
sale, the more rapidly will the popula
ton, wealth, and happiness of the coun-
try increase.
Mr.. Clay has great readiness, some
wit, a tolerab!e Imagination, but In the
clements Of real intellect, analysis, and
generalization, he is fal inferior to Mr..
Calhoun There is a classic severity
in the thought and style Of Calhoun
that is perfectly fresh and original.
The little tiltto-day will probably be
represented in twov opposite lights BY
the respective partisans each. To
me it was evident that Calhoun had
the advantage Of intellect, argument,
and craftsmanship Clay the superior
ityin wit, voice, and isolated points.
Mr.. Calhoun's mind indicated more of
that which makes the statesman
Mr.. Clay's tina: which constitutes the
popular orator or stump speaker. Mr..
Clay is a Cicero Mr., Calhoun q Julius
( cesar.
Atthe close, Mr.. Calhoun took the
opportunity to declare solemnly, that
he was no saspirant for the Presidency.
The delicate irony hisremark SEEM
ed to produce little effect on his great
rival.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
NO. ~.


ainst the reductionof theprice ofpublic
lands. One Of the prime causes in the
late Revision was the operation ofthc
present land system. Asnow organized
we will have these disturbances renew
ed during every period Of high specu-
lation. Yet Mr.. Clay is in favor ofre-
tanning this system. Mr.. Benton's sys-
tennis onlya modification ofthe same
plan-and would produce the same re-
suits. Then again Mr.. Clay's argu-
ihent, thata reduction Of the price Of
public lands would be unjust to the At
-lantic states, il a proposition still more
ridiculous. The cheaper the public
lands are, the sooner tile West will be
settled. The Atlantic states can,
though their CONGRATULATIONS make
more BY facilitating the rapid growth
|ofihc West, than If they were TO keep
the lands at high prices for a century.
The land systemis only a modification
|of the best modern system Of coloniza-
Z ion-but Mr.. ay'svicws are narrow,
Ishort-sightcd, 70 entirely destitute ola
grasp ofthe subject. Mr.. Calhoun's
larc decidedly the most philosophical
and statesman-like ofany ofthcir plans,
{
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,TAE IlNlON
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4 SATURDAY MORNING
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!. - J;s,,u,c in the collection Of our subscription
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IN, ,,;ll noi The terms of snbscription.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
will be- inserted az the rate of 81 90
s,ore for tho first insertions arg ~ cen.s III oaci'
cak the,eater-tcn lines or less o .u =
.a,c. ,%o margin Of the manuscript. % they WIZ
s "" iii forbid and charged nccordingy "a,
,'ssa,a,,,s from distance nl'st 90 accompanies
,h the CASA or a s@"a r wil 10 ss each
YEARLY ADVERTISING.
e,r,y lines or less renewable al plcasnre $50
,antr,ct taken for less than one yeafT-aha paya'
na,, ofannial ayertiscrs imitedto tcil
~ ;mnriatc business; nad NIL adyeriiseincnts 10
y. h."s of other persons, scntin BY theni must be
,ad for by The square. .rvrp.rrsruENrS
Cor 10 lines 81 less not aerabic, months. ~
10 do do do !, . months na,ns ~ ~
:. 10 do do do Y months months 49,, ~ -
rs-As the above rates the same as tItse asthp'
md in Natchcz. vicksburg, Grane Gulf Nancnrs'cr
Ind elsewhere N this state. no dAduction VIII %
n adc from them in any case VII eteyrr, rop ~,
wrAiI. JOB WORK MUST gE PAID FOX "
DELIVERY. ~ ,b.,
~ Letters on business mus, b. Tost paid, or they
viii NOT be taken from the Pos Oice.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
From TIE NEwORLEANs PicAyuNE

PERrEcT CALEB QuoTEM. Our rea-
dcrs may rccoIlect that, some time since.
we published an account Of a prncheri IN
the neighborhooh Of Shreveport, who,
while holding forth under a tree Of 4
lot Sunday, got 50 warm that he could
not stand il any longer, aud finished a
short discourse with .Boysit's too hot to
preach, let's all 90 and liquor"
We understood. yesterday. that he is
now cgularly ordained, and IS good
hearted jokcr--preaches a good sermon,
plays a good game ofpoker, i an excel
lem Judge Of d horse race. has the best
lighting chickens Of any man in those
parts, and lays 4 Bowie knife across his
Bible, 10 keep il spreadopcn. On are
cent occasion, between the morning and
afternoon service, he read the following
81 am requested tostate that immedi-
Iatcly after service this evening, there
will be d race, Just back oftbe church,
two mile heals, for a purse Of $3o0-two
nags already entered, and some hopes Of
another. Trust you will all be there.
IN. B. am ono ofthe judges
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
ssAnd why do Won think SOP? saidI.
kfRrcnnsn az TN yicI,. dpyn,n,emc,,t ,

Y VBccnusc Of tho rich deyc'opcmcilt 81
allthe tender feelings Of he heart
A sisIel's influence is lcli even il mar
hoods ripper years, and The heart u him
who has grown cold in lis chilly contact
viii the world ~ vii warm and thrill with
pure enjoyment, as some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
within himthe softtencs, The glad melodies
OF his sisters voice; md he viii turn from
purposes which q warped and f,lse pitilo-
sophy had reasorrd into expediency, and
even weep for tile gentle influence Which
moved him u his earlier years.
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LEXINGTON, 1lIssIsslPPl MARCH 8, 1883.


a n ACT to empower tile Circuit Court
Judges 10 appoint d Clerk pro. TEN.
SECTION !. lie il enacted 6y ne Legis-
lafare cf Hie Stale Mississippi, That II
case yacancy shall occur,4he Office el
clerk oflhc Circuit Court in any county
IL this Stale, BY death, resignation, orolh-l
erwise, II shall be the duty u the circuit
Judgc IF such circuit, Or the Judge presi
ding and powerisIlereby given such Judge,
tanppuiut clerk pro tenn. 10 fill such va
cancy, until clerk is dulyeiecteh, ms pre-.
scribesl by the laws, aid consiilulipn;
such appointment may be nude IN recess
or vacation, under The hand ard seal b
ahe jadgc, which appointment shall he en-
tered on the minutes Of the court at their
next term, Or ii term time BY order .of the
court, and such clerk sosappoipted shall
enter il bond, and take The oath ofoiice as
in cibercascs, and when 81 appointed an!
qualified, his acts shlli be as valid, and he
shall have all the powers and condiments
for the time, that regular clerks have ~
law.
SEC. 2. And be ii further enacted, Thai
this net shalltake effect, ard be III force
from aud AFTER its passage.
Approved, January 26, 1880.
The rial of rbonncev N;xor aud
Arnstlrona istaa,n i octn,oA s. AZ c;tv e
philadch, /; = 4 nyer Tbav were
cl,aroad win r,,p Nm ~, &, ~, rrp
woman IL adm;niste,;ns, ned;c;nc -
produce ~ aho,t;on Chauncev wos
fonnd oniIfv - ronrder II ,esocond ~.
oree. and tbe CHER prisonets we're ,,c.
Quilted Thc de,a;Is 20 Ills atIair are
Ia looo q, ;nsertiop Ison,bern SIM
Z
| PRIVATE BANKINc. An act for the
suppression ofallpriyate banking passed
both branches ofthe legislature or this
State at its recent sltting; and would
have become a law but for the fact that
1.-The bill gould no where be found, after
its passage, and consequently did moi
receive the signature Of the executive
We think The provisions OF this bill were
salutary; and that it would have bccna
good thing for all sworthless'' private
banks 10 have been put down. There
lis however ssone'' private bank in this
State wlaichshouldbe fostcrcd and pro.