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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21
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LOUISVILLE, Oci ..
Wagner and Grey Eagle have again me-. and great
sswas the contest het~ecn thtn ou Monday. il
thtomn idio Tho Shade by lie lace oi fu-,lBy
Though he latter has once motc be, q tanuuisAcil
he has shown himself inferior only 10 las Own none
fortunate competitor. I he on tthcr entry tot The
purse the tull sisct o. Sin- etou. A. HE srtrt
Wagner led I'll at an extremely moderate pace, GIrA
Eagle aud Emily Johnson following sumr length a,
the rear--when WITHIN few ynds otthe astsuctch
IN the frs, round Eagle made a brush At Wagner,
aud put him TO his speed, tuunin1 locked wIh h.u.
until the first turn IN The thili mile when lie passed
him, and maintained his position. H the trrriua-
ton of The heat.--Ffom the tIa.e he headed Wa
ner made succession OF brushes nj Eapie, fc.
qnenfly locking but revcr could pass Inn. lie
hoalls ceased all effoa at the distance stand. per
hitting Eail, Johnson 10 brush bIs 'ppunrnt frou,
thence 10 the Judges stand. Ilmr: I'm. 81 g.
This hea, would have been quicker, b1t for the
tdray pace in which The ffsi OF d mi9e was run.
A, the appointed time. the three AHA brought
10 ilse stand. BY some misnauasenelt. Nagurl
aotbath tue star and track lie penmtied 10
MAINTAIN The lead until lev huBdied ,afds Of the
isstsrctehiu the second mile when Eagle collar
ed bin. and IN despite Of an thit whip an1 snur#
could do, entered he stretch ahead. From this out
the Pcrsndders were called Inio constant slIun
aud the two horses ran locked until by a terrific
brush 10 the last stretch OF The thid ruund, Wa
cleared himself of his adversary by full
length. Eagle fell nio The several lengths aud
II supposed by all. had gwen up tie contest.
WSsp however, nearing the last stretch 10 the fourth
mile Le again gathered himself for situgcle-ran
up-Iocsed W. gner on the last Turn. an1 mus ran.
out lie heaf in 7m 43s, and losing by about Is IN
cI,es " hen iakiag lnto consideration the differ
=, &c 10 the state of the uack, and the beat OF The
49,. her he Zine OF io-day's must rank before
~, .-.sionday. Emliy Johnson drew UP the third
,aaaS,, hesf. and was therefore dstaueed
- o 20 tai.- e. ~ the annals Of racing, we've
,n,, ~ Sever bef.. either, whose powers we've SO
% '"a !. s = broug u, to.
I I'D matched led off, Eagle FOL
es;a una heat Waepoy. inning thus in
lie 49, 90 easy peace s" ,. and when
,asI - fus'ter of the "e IL gave
sas. aad preparing for bs,'Iea rouno, y
Instant he became Hoeon,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

81. Lorfs Oct. l.
SPECIE GOING SOuIH.-1Le sleamboa. s
Naomi and The Piarie carried 10 New Orleans each
the sum Of one hundred Haosaa daiaJs "a ayeee, al
cansignedto q. Hall, cashier OF the Commercial
Bank Of New Odrans. iiomtlis cry w hcIrd il
siatedin company Of gehllsp.en 40 tbs cry YES.
to-day. that tie a1iooat Of speeie slupped fem s.
LOUIS for The Sonth aud East nlfhiu The l4s sx or
eight weeks. will not fH shattot bsskrf tsglrrf
thousand dollars he hiah fafr # Eastetu OK
change has made II AZ object 10 buy speele. rsui, q
and dia" asaiastit. The blHk Las been compelled
10 do tbs. and number ol the brokers also. TIE
effect Of all this is TO stfip Of lie metallic euiru-
cy. thing muei, priced by SOME oil our huubue
politicians, yet We see no pressed remedy iorr. l.
Is all the result Of the glorious lrlurmattea oil The
currency, brought abou. by tie present AdaIuisira
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21
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AIIESaIipN nENHIsT.

E-V AS returned TO Lynehhurs, aud can oe found
u u ut the UNION Hotel, where he will IN future
keep his office. lie takes pleasure IN informing his
friends that, whilst at the Month. lac selected and
purchased an abundant supply of every material. re
cessary iur his business. Those who may need NJ
udoia teeth, fom entire are invited to
call and examine his attIcles h. believes that they
are moi surpassed for utility or beauty, which he
viii insert un The best aud most approved modes
Aug. 10 Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

o. The oilice-holders, the Globe AM.
,n,,bcr are M donbt sec,e,,v ,o;.ia.. ''''9as d,
pension oil specie payments by the Banl. n
Sub-Treasury being ia operation, they Of co,.
eeye then salaries in specie. and are con...
enabled to ''tnrn a handsome penny by s.I;,
the brokers at to 10 per cent. premium. n.
illustrates the force of one OF the Enopirs,,
Tho S,b-r,a.,s,.. 1"''ef obIe.
ofice-holders, and mother for the peotle.a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

Jermont-The Legislature Of this State met at
Montpelier on the 10Th inst, 1t will be Remembered
that the Administration party claimed a majority N
the lower House; with how little truth was shown
in the choice OF Speaker, which resulted thus Fd
c. Coolidge (Whig) ZIG, for Paul Dnshan
V.B) 100. In the Senate, there are Is Wings and
- Loco tocos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

u Mr. Can'breeng told US, lasr uin,e.
remark has been ose, and often rere,,., sa5 h
Seb-Trcasnty is now in full operation. IL
suspension OF specie payments has ore. ~ I
Where IS IL power then, 10 prevent =
this evil What virtue-@hat efficaey-ca..t 4
in ,bis nos,rnn cf The .nner,n.,,,..y '"' i4eth
having diseased the system by their preseri,,i.
now resorlng 10 desperate exredient, uI,,l. m
instead Of curing lbe patient, already rros,,.,z,
the facilitating effects Of previous expetn.a,z, =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

NV SLaor OF NAR.--A new sloop e WI cal ed
the Ddke sas isuf ehed lhe Philadelp "a Nay
laid on Woue sd, lasi. The Dale cary sixteen
guns. nd both nipsll and built ~ Lrnthall,
Ihr naval constructor. nn.c knanletged sill vas
beser shown niefs Advantage than IN his beautiful
lutte e<se Which SIS On The water nIh tie Ftacc-
inluess ot asWan. As an appropriate compliment
Ia The ntmefy Of eaiinni officer the vessel Is
named ailef the late Comm odore Dale. aud Mas
ghtts,eged Yes'efdag ~ BIS son. Commander John
Montgomery Dale. VIC hespHokl led her bows With a
bottle al VIM ia paned bs ms lalher IN 1853. Com
n5rde y sie Hofc asaoId on tie occasion, tie bis
fery ofnhieh. are informed. Is not q ue femaf-
kabic. Ih- svoId. which is spl,rdid neapoo,
lavnp hilt 81 pnte gold aud blade beautifully a.
dnrn"d With efnh''masfes devices, US gwen BY Lou.
l6'h Of Ffseoc 10 PAU jones rs token oil esteem
and admiration Tor his eonduc, IN fbe desperate fsbt
between Tie Bon ilamne Ejchlf1 and the Scraps
"a Isl ea he uusatpassedp The annals OF naval
y aflatr. This iuuaf aas The niore nttefing. IS
Ibe French monarch had never bestowed a sword
upon sny oIlsf iiirer Commodore Dale W. the
itsl lIsotenant ~ Ne Eahstd IN the aetion viii The
senpis, aud Paul Joacs attributed much Of b..
igrcess 10 dat oli ol's CALAMITY aud cpolnrss. be
igdly 'rieseied tie sword To I'm. from whom II
fstrpdrdfo the gcatlsman who sate It on Wednes-
fay. Pint Penn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

u Mr., Van Buren,, some years ago. gave ~,
6uiiiou olthe great difference between the Fedef
aud Republican parties, in these words " I"'
federaIissseek to absorb, as far as Practicable a"
power from its legitimate source, (he peope'l 'D'
To coGdense it ina single head. The Repabl'ea''
Labor asslduousy 10 resist the encroachments, ana "
limit the extent of Executive authority" Wen
who are the Federaliss according this defh'lO''
Are they not the men who are seeking to o''''
down The barriers to Executive aggrandlzemen' s's
10 eioihe the President with more than kins'y Po'
et-ln the emphatic language ofthc +. Lpq'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

IennesSee.-Ihe Legislature OF Tennessee met al
Nashville on the 9th inst. The two Houses organ
ized and adjourned. In the Senate, Gen. T. S
Love (V. B. was elected Speaker, receiving 10 votes
and II. H. Brown (Whie) lO.-ln the II. Of R.
Jonas +. Thomas (V.B.) elected Speaker
Thomas ~, Solomon d. Jacobs (Whig) so.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

u The Loco Foeo papers are particularly in
dlgnan that the L. S. Bank of Pennsylvania has
suspended specie payments, and declare that it has
'disgraeed and degraded itself" This may be true
but Why do they not apply the same language TO The
Bank q uR'nia, at the head of which is Dr. John
bfoekeabfoneh, the Loco Foco candidate for Gov
eroor of lie State Viii hey tell that the Doc
tors Bank yielded only necessity ?" So did
the Pennsylvania Bank TIE necessity may have
been strong in the one case as in the other; and
NE cannot understand, therefore, why DR.. Brocken
brongh's b ank isueaied with much lenency by
those WHO deal out such bitter anathemas upon the
Pennsy lvania Observation-Disclosures indeed it be thai
CERTAIN pecunlary and political considerations restrain
their wrath IN one case, while they excite il in the
other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

o." The Government has been issuing Treasury
notes "nd has Therefore BEEN 10 all practical in
tentS aho purposes, Il n-specie paying concern,
ever since 1887 Why is it nol denounced as
swndIe' ny The Au,l-B Bank patty Why do they
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21
TIE [. S. BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA

TIE l. :. BANK OF PEHNS1 LBANIA,-
TIE BANKING SYSTEM.
:. In long aud unusually jrsD,ticd article on the
reeeDl BanA Suspension, he Richmond Enquirer,
iiter parot-libe lepet ion, Tor the nine hundred
and ni1ey ninth lime, ofIHs sopbislical aud llmsy
mgumenls sgainsf National Bsnk. bas Jie assa-
auce to tell rs that This asl ite' las broken oot
"iu I'll same Bana unlcr IFS geac tcrm Of the Penn
sylsaala Bank Of The T. States" il Is difficult To
comment win ealnness upon remark which dis
4 plays much oi the jesuit aud little regard for
CANTOR aud fiir dealing. The sg,ae BaDL - II
this be tue, Why j. tie Efquner sef eleually
waning the people u The danger Of eeetng II. Clay
lest National b. Ak be the first frut ofihe Wing
uiumphl Why does ttelIos in the very paper hieh
contains This bold attempt al pton, that "tle
Wing press and tie Wing orators viii ere long throw
/ OF tue mash, aud come out fora National Bank u
little Penusy wanna Institution be - lie sams Bank
What do the Wings want with auoillefl The
Euqufef's daclHalipn Is uuonnled, II Is ieats are
tcigued. Il wlI0Ily Icrvers the character Of the
Pcnuay lfaUia batk,--or il ealumniates the Mhigs.
by mpufrR purposes To them which II knows they
do not entertain. To make our meaning Ilain--d
the Pennsy Iyania Bunk of the L. States be tie old
National Bank. INA NV tofm,' Il en- there is M
liona BHk already. aud al ne t9umenis drawn
IRON, thst source agaHs M. Clay are hollow aud
"FP"'.'''e''' II II 'e nor &c s'"'i MI mercy d
SUITE Bunk, endowed win 10 q orc power, ether for
goodef fur 'yl, dian any OTHER State institution,
''I' 10 1t '"' Il ''e e' e"i'''' dia more extended
'''u'' ne" '"e ii 'i''''' "7ei'i' 70 make po'lc9
''P'' o"' u 'Hs s"Sl. ''s' H. D! throwing upon
nus haN me .sIoos'''y o. ''l" 'c'' md "eu'n5
'os N"li" "e M cause Is 4 s'''"'''ss i tempt !"
IN, H.,
"ecepoo'' IA "ilen any man not "a'N9e3ea Ia the
,''ue % P"""cs' "en'' ''o'" 10 be "fteeitd. Hte
H'qu.'ef WI" say i'h '"e 'ha''ef Oh tue e""S1i-
wanna oah@ OF "i1 '.''"'S e9n'e'S upon II Que Jot
81 ''e h"'e 81 power iu'h Is possessed by any OH
'I 'Niaie b"""--1 II VIII say that IT'S powers a'e Co
extensive ana eozeqa"I WIN lbese ct the 'Monsiet'
"H''ht ea Under The eio' bat wan which 1t now
chooses 10 represent II as Idth eai-lhfn We ot QUE
VIII Say hat We aloo-er dos re National Bank-
because we SHAH be sali d that We hive ovetrdted
its capacity Of uselalaess and Hut it is enau
y Of I'm sehleI aud ferl Baliiil do not possess any
more power lhanaoy other Baot, IN Penns, lvania,
u@u pt Bf'cLenhrongh's suspended Baul Of yin
gmia,--ilt has none Of the attributes Of Bank of
the Uuiled Sales, xcept Il name whf,h is mis-
numef AMI never should have been usurped 10y it,
then shall contend tlur H. career only cuuylnees
Us more lho,ouglly taau We ever vere eorc, Of the
absolute neccssit, Ola Naiilaal Bank, To rcgulaie
the system 10y huldi5g in cheeb these adventurous
S,ate institutions And lie Enquirer ihfref1e, las
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

{ Jet down. Grca vas lie sympathy fslt BY The lnu
filule Tor ls aftl accident The noble ant
NAL. Tho Wagaerfas again beeu iiiumlhaai, Yet
never has he bslofe en- auutefeJ suoha competitor
lbs badgers looked al sorts 81 Ways alter lie hrsi
llest aud "heo E4ele e,rIe N ahead, the an WAS
made to ring Nth tie shouts Of anplaase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

Georgia Electon.-The vote of few counties on
~ bave been received. The vote Is thin one, an
we infer that the Van Buien Governor is erected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

shin Piasiers.--There seems TO be general con
eunence eiopnion every where against the issue Of
"shin-p asets, by irresponsible individuals aud
roralons; and the question is heely discussed in the
papers" What to do for change I" No
difficulty has been thus FAR experienced here, nor is
it likely that there will be any SO long as the Banks
continue, as lhey have heretofore done, to furnish
specie IN small fbr this purpose. There is no
doubt they viii continue this practice long as they
can do 50 with due regard to their safety; but
II is possible that thcy may be compelled TO djscon-
llnue II, as the Philadelphia banks have been, by
stern necessity. In that event. this question will
force itself upon Some of the papers think that
by approaching the value of The small silver coins
passing ;he lail-dimes for CT cents and the dil es
ior l24, the specie a(oat may be sufficient for
the purposes OF trafic others recommend that the
Banks shall issue small notes. inasmuch as having al
ready incurred the penalty of forfeiture Of their char
tefs blythe suspension hey subject themselves TO
no scVerer penalty by supplying necessity created
by that suspension; and others 20 for revival of the
reign OF shin pHsiers, 10 be issued by Tom, Dick
and Hny. We hope that this latter recommends
ton will be universally dlscuuntenanc ed. The prac-
tee is wrong in itself-and it may be most deeter-
Gus in its results. TIE issuer may make a for
"ne-bnt the great probability that, il he does, he
will eXpend run eff with before the period ar
riyes for the redemption of has liabilities Auythioe
hut that In Baltimore, the Common Council it is
supposed, vii issue small bIls-he faith Of the cv
being Of course pledged for their redemption. /; will
be time enough TOR us, however, begin to discuss
tins question when the incouvcniences Of the sus
pension shall press upon severely than they
have Yet done. We Lave merely written this para
graph Tor the purpose of entering protest, adj
vance, against iadirdaat shin-ptasters, come from
what quarter they may
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

Ohio Eiection.--So far as returns have been re-
celved, there is but ule change since last yea'' ~
Locos will have snail majority in the Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

and letet.--but for as oVerhros aud de'""''''''
fI.,.,,, #assd lie STATE Balls allies IN The war
upon tie Naionsl Bunk. they are now e'se y Y
ply lie knife TO the throats OF iieif ia1e ''"''
rapes! Az The people prepared to az III us
tort lflley are Mt becomes inrinia Pa"se nc
fore they CIV. any farther support 10 a" Adihin's''-
non. hieh, say mlfai II may, is detrlnipeo op
.Ibis contamination. Ifthey are. have they YET re-
Elected upon the substitute Tor The system heh 'hey
are invoked 10 de.fo, Is thele.tp be none Are
ue. Ike travellers ia a circle. TO 60 bach 10 thai
. g..i.!enae4.' When even arisfocrdts wore only
leaf about their Ions and fed upon aeorns or
not 10 tIage 20 Gar back ia search for primitive
simplicity and nakedness, shall we be content 10
make a single ca1ifast, such as once celebrated
merchant was here, only the general iot
an excessive region Of county, but The controller
:, f prices, both oran,les purchased aud sold, from
whose decree his csslo.uers had appeal Or IT
we are 10 have a snbstitue--il. all men OF sense
adult the idea Of n exclusive metallic currency
IS a base lfetente, thrown OUT by knaves 10 cheat
FOOLS and 10 have. alter all, paper currency
whence is ii to be issued The Sub-1reasury
scheme answers the question. This babe IN
swaddhng olothes,' which now seems SO innocent
aud harmless. is lie The Herculean paper manniac-
tory which is to furnish with Just as mnc h money
as a corrupt Administration may lnd il expedient 10
lysh upon its prodgal schemes, or just as little as
may be essential 10 enable II 10 force the people
into a compliance with its designs. This Colossal
Treasury Bank i, to be the MONEY King Ct the
when the Money King and the Presilen,
and The how long will il be before the
President will become Flrst Cousul-Consu for life
= Dic,ator-Empetor Let the annals Of the wor"
give The answer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21
DOMESTIC gNTElLGEEACE.

rl1LAprlp uIA, Oct u
We lean that The Banks have .,iei.fa. med 10 dis
continue the pasmeutof lheir As uotes in specie
This drierrninaiian has been Ell Ia, ~ conse-
saeace OF The pursued BY msns md .,a,fais
IN obtaining specie Tor $ noies. ani Inn cdstels
selling ITO the brokers. J ~ Banks. il Is pndeI
sood. have los stree "Wednesday lasf S156.0Oa N
thiswas-Ihe effect as aill be tesdiy seea. j. njuz
rious. iaipotiart paints al view. 10 The ftst
place. the specie Is ak altnnthe Banks sold 10 lie
brokers' and thus Lept hom general eHcnlaitcn
while. ia The seeetd. the eenn,utils ase de.
prfsed OF So notes. lie smallest description ct bis
whichthc Banks ares ufhoi I'D 10 Issue. updet
+. isriug ciinmsancts. We eptdia lls tH the
sentinesf Of one Of fllc Speakcfs be faan Meet
Ing on Saturday. vi" SAID. that ATTY man Who. at
time ike this, nnnsd axe advantage II his broth
citizen by collecting specie ft,r ratpnse 81 eel.
ling II Al premium. ought 10 be roateJ al viii
the finger al scofn.
80 The course 81 he Banks has been adopted erh
view Of k.cfug the 6,c doltst eiieui alton.
aud thus, as faf possible OF acc orunaHaHc lie T
public EsqhiFcr.
ess PUBLIC MEETING.
large meetiAea : eiiizsns "as held IN lnHeprn
deucs Sqaare. Sandy afternoon, agreeabty 60 ad.
journnien ~ order Ia bear tie repOtl OF commit
appointed Aea1iesd4y last, Ia tnqnItu INTO
the causes which iase modnoed the lafe su~pcH-
,icn. fhe meeting uigainlsrd by ealing Fred L
erlsh Sio,er 10 thu Char, and appointing lall 1
~ dozrn Wee Presdeels and Secretaries
The report and resolutions offered. recommended
farbearance AID node the pat II t5e people
nj hepreseut esis-thai lie Auditor General furnish
The Governor statement OF the eondt 81 the ha +
ofths eiiy-the Legislature 10 appoint co l.uit-
to ssli the banks aud make report e such tx =.
amnaiiun--to dtseonueuanee the emission Of oil
lills under S5-esfnestly requesting tie hahhs 10
ay Their noes OF IS. and tho United States Bunk TO
iedeem her ten dnlsr Notes.-The cry corporation
OF 10 issue sm4 bills--ihe eifizrns 10 rely upun
he LAWS. aud Ia lend their influence those
a,lks which shali manifest disposition Ia nniuo-
ate the pnblic, nd mercantile
turing, aud mechanical Interests III just nia psttIuH
during the present efisis-and appointing a commit
tee oI hten 20 pfepaie an ad3fess TO the 4sn..
.lmerteaR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

O. = The Office Holders in Washington Lave
held meeting. for the purpose of RECEIVING their
employer, the President with snilabe honors on his
return from his electioneerng tour. And who does
he reader suppose presided al this meeting EdgH
". ROBINSON the Ieiaulting postmaster at Winches.
ten, Va who ON the discovery of his default, resign
ed, and was Immediately transferred to the General
Posi- Office al Washington. as one of Amos KIN
dall's favofite hreIngs Is Robinson looking his,'
cr1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

The Saspcasjoa.--rhe Exchange Back of Viz
GIN a at Norfolk has suspended specie payments,
though her branches At Richmond and Petersburg
have.
oar dates from New York to the evening Of
the 5tl,, al winch Time the Cry Banks continued
pay ing specie. There had been no run upon them,
any anticipated.
The Banks IN Boston have not suspended nor
have those IN Trenton, New Jersey.
la Providence, Il. |. they have temporarily sus-
pcnded--that is, they suspended on the lllh, with
understanding thai they would resume again on
the 18Th, if the New York and Boston Banks stood
finn.
The banks in the interior Of Delaware, Maryland
and p ennss lyaua have generally suspended.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

4. S. Bank Stock-'rhe stock of this Bank
winch The 7rh Oct. before the suspension, sold at
SlO4 in New York fell the 12jh TO SO. On
the lIth, TO sd aud The 10 h. sales were
made in that city SIC, aud it held at $50
Ia Philadelphia on the Is h, S53 were Offered, aud
S85 asked.-lhe Philadelphia L. S. Gazette char
yes the New Workers with a stock jobb.ng tflck 10
depreCiaIe its value below its intrinsic worlh--"ll
they succeed 10 lheir plan (says that paper) they
will easily make ha'fa million Of dollars by their job
IL pretty good movement" The paper de-
nouuces article against this Bank, which appeared
in the \. Y. journal Of Commerce " as gross aud
uafounded libel, got up for speculative purposes -
and expresses the confident belief hat tire Bank will
poslrale all its enemies here and in Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

a." The President reached Baltimo re on Il
18th inst. and was TO leave for Washington the mex
morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24
THE HUMAN HAIR.

f17- Personal appearance 10 Influenced by nothing
materially than crop Of hair The loss Of the hair
in oceaoncd solely through neglect OF those
which really do exist to preserve it, To prevent its de-
which Mr. Chrehugh has for II directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair lbs structure
nectea with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the most celebrated psychologists in London
and Edinburgh dsesed the dereHt layers Of the skn
ined the boodvecs and bahs connected with both
skin and hr and by these discovered the which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowedgs Of all these Subjects ard after
ing according the constitution of the individuals the
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, INDICATED COMPOUND
II composed Of ingredients OF the most viiying powers
combned with those which will promote the circulation give
healthy action 10 the skin, and restore the relaxed functions
Of the nerves. and absorbeats II will thus be
evident that emily by such the restoration Of the
hair be effected
In proof confidence which CLIREHUGHhas in
ing se hair he prepared to treat with any gentleman who
~d wish to have the pound applied by hmselfSt his
Hair Cutting koo- This will be done witoi charge
tai the hair restored individuals the ability
who have bad their hair restored win
testify to the great efficacy ofthe Compound
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become thin
brokenoen sausedb by tying the hair tight this Com
pound o~y restore it. In such cases. all OILS geasas &C.
fatty m1tter pernicious, and only be
mended through the gressest ignorance.
One application OF the Trcoperons Il sufficient 20
Seurf and DandrE from the and dsspae all impurities
frov, the skin
Price bottle soldby CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut
ting Room esrner Of Fslion Broadway and Of his ap-
pointed Agents. B. Dodd Druggist, Of Bleecksr and
Broadway Wm Minor. Druggist corner Of Dey street and
Broadway. ms3-Sn