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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-27

Gen Horrison's .3ge.-On the 9th Of this month
Gen Harrison CS years of age, and at the time of
the commencement of the next Presidential term, he
WILL if he lives long, be g. At Go, Gen. Washing
ton Mr. John Adams, MIR. Jefferson Mr.. Madison, and
Mr.. Monroe, all retired from Office after having filled
the Office of President He is older than any
one that has ever filled the Office when he stood
ddate by two years. Gen. Jackson, when he entered
llpnn his second term. was Gii
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Grcat meeting Of hc Bn"hrrs Of Mc district Of

Great meeting Of He BGRhfrS ~ nc LtSiFtCt %
C0iumbia.
large and respectable meeting Of the Bankers and
Stock iobbers OF the District OF COLUMBIA, held on
Saturday last al the Old Theatre, Louisiana Avenne.
The meeting was called To order by Richard ) Coke
Attorney Of the Bank of the United States and the
Bank Of the Metropolis and Roger c. Wcigh,mln,
late cashier and director Of the Bank Of Washington.
was appointed chairman The following gentlemen
were appointed Vice Presidents:
Raphael Scmmes, Director Of the Farmers and alc-
chancs Bank OF Georgetown, VIM \. Bradley, Pre-
sidcnt OF the Patriotic Bank.
a resolution was then offered by p. R. Fcnda that
committee he appointed to draught and report rcsoIu
tons for the action of the meeting; whcreupon,
The chairman appointed Samuel Harrison Smith,
late President OF the L. States Bank, Jacob Gideon,
IT,, Director Of the Bank OF Washington and ID. i.
Hall, agent Of the Hartford Insurance Company.
Richard Waliack, Notary OF the Patriotic Bank, was
made OF the secretaries of the meeting, and VIII!
liam ilayman, director OF Fire Insurance company IN
Georgetown, the other.
The mceting after ransactIng variety Of important
business, adjourned over to Tuesday evening.
An djourncd meeting OF the Bankers OF the District
of Columbia, held in accordance with previous
notice Eloquent and impressive addresses were made
by Mr.. Coke, Attorney Of the Bank OF the Metropo-
lis, General Jones, Ex-Attorncy Of the Bank Of the
United States, and Mr. Bradley cousin Of the Pre-.
sdcnt of the Patriotic Bank Aer the business o. the
evening was concluded the Bank Presidents Directors,
and Attorneys, together with numerous concoursc
oi citizens, repaired to the lodgings Of the Hon Henry
Clay, whom readers may IccUcc, was rejected by
the late Harrisburg Bank Convention, H"Ec@'ro'iAy
That honorable gcmtlcnar Mr.. STAMP of North Caro-
lima (ot whom mention made by DR.. Duncan IN
series of letters published the Globe during the last
session of Congress- and Mr. Profit of Indiana one of
the most fluent and refined leaders Of the Bank party
in the "lo,rcr House -enchained their audience with
the most animated and pathetic strains of eoquence.
IL cannot he denied. that numerous and hinl-
" fashionable assembly of the bankers and brokers'
yer before was congregatcd within the walls of any
building in the District of Columbia
istropo}ttJu
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POETRY.
"MucH rEr REMAINS UNsuSc."
pRoNEs r. WORKING CLASSES.

DRONES u. WORKING CLASSES.
By SHELLEY.
Those gilded flies
That baskins in the sunshine of court,
Fatten on its corruption, what are they:
The t.unes of the community. ihry ,rcu
On the mechanics labor; the starved hind
For them compels The stubborn glaze 10 yeid
It's unshared harvests; aud yon sqnaiid form
Ieaner than fesliless misery that wastes
sunless life in the uawholesone mine,
Dr,ps out in labor protracted death,
TO rlut their grandeur; many FAINT with toll,
That few riay know the cares aud woes OF sloth
Whence think'sr thou kings and parasites arose'
Whence that unnatural hive of drones, who heap
Toll and unvanquSl!able penury
On those who build their palaces and bring
Their daily bread? From vice, black loaihsome vice;
From rapne, madness, ;rcachery and wrong;
From all that ecnders misery, aud makes
OF earth this ,hu-ny wilderness; rom lust,
Revenge, aud murder.
And when Reasons voice
Loud rs the voice of Nature, shall have walked
The naons-and mankind perceive that vice
l. discord, war and misery-tiat virtue
IL peace, and happiness aid harinony-
When mans maiurcr nature shall disdain
The pay;hlngs of its ClilGhood-kinsly glare
VIII lose It's power 10 dlzzle-its authority
Will silently pass away-the gorgeous throne
Shall stand unnot!ced in the regal hall,
Fast falling To decay-whlst faisehood's trade
Shall be rs hateful and improbable
As that Of truth IS now.
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tn. following is copied from book recently published
hv the Historical and Philosopher! Society Of Ohio
"C;aeianati, November, 1887.
"Dear sir-Though am not disposed to say much
nor, indeed, any thing, of myself, further than IS
mocesaarv IN stating the transactions in which par
,icpated yet am unwilling to conceal the fact that
{. was and always have been Federai.st Educa'-
" ed in that school, retain ana cherisn .ne
name as descriptive ofthe purest Republican patriots
" the country has ever produced >,rrr, !,
EaI II
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Ian

As r. WM TiHDI WATKINS, take notice that shall proceed
"a the nth day u HarCh oiG NJ the "i." 81 R!car! ONO
aGGFG, n Ninn-nn ~ ilr Comfy &: FSann aud "" ol
virginia TAX" tr deposition .,F" Glass, Jesse FE~;
and others: and III Louisa CuHltlOus the Of g. Il. ay
18th day March, 1870, take The deposition Jnr.-
T. tow-d, Philip H. Jones and others aud the li ii
March, Sil at TIE Bel Tavern tie cy oi Richmond, Va,
deposition If SaS GnulunIfp and Others: aad
10Th March, $50. iluil!.hTuuS Hotel;
Gr>burI, Va, take the deposition oi Henry Davis and others and
the goth March, LILO, ;c house George OIuIundn
County Of FIyanna and State Of virginia take the dpoSi
"n If William l. AIrSrcc George Om"bnudo, John Gmohun-
dro and others and al the Of James Smith, al Palmyra
the County 9" invanna, Na the ed March, take the dcI
tion Of William A. Strange, fcacrry y Luckadn, Abraham
Slcppcrf IT, and others The dcpsus w.i h" taken b.
the aud uf tho each day the places
and time above Named and continued from day day until
rml,etrd all TAKEN be Rad evidence in
injunction depending in the Circuit superior Cont 81 Law and
taancHy, for the County OF FuvanDa which you and others
defendants, and am pantai which times and places
may attend If You think proper. WILLIAM FONTAiNE
Jan 30 ei-Wiw
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IN CEiANCERY-vIRGNIA- Nottoway County Court 2nd
Il January, lsiD:
Henry g. Farmer trustee FOR Benjamin Farmer an wife and
children, Plaintiff.
against
Ranc A. CabaniSs. Thomas F. Bradshaw and rasha -. Lips
romb", Defendants.
This day the plaintiff by biz COUNSEL and filed h. bill
against defendants, aud the Defendants ahaniss ana Brad
shaw not having entered t" appearance and security
corn. Act ui Assembly and the rules Of this CONT and
appearing by satisfactory rydenc. that they inhabitants
country, orrc that the said defendants do appear here
the day of the March Of the court and
the bill al Tie plaintiff, aud that copy Of This order be inu iii
inserted published the Richmond ,r
successfully aud posted front do" Of III"
of ,! cuaty. And further ordered thHt the def dai
lISromhr hr restrained and inhibited from paying ewing
away srcrctng the debts y him tn" c his hand
belonging. the defendant taharI, until further order i
court.
a Cory-Tcetr, /. FITZGERALD, c. {.
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GENERAL. HARRISON.

As the Federal Wings are making great efforts to
prove that Gen Harrison is a "flero," and that his
military achievements have not been duly appreciated,
by the American people, we shall occasionally, admi-
mister them dose this subject. We have abundant
materials, and shall them, which go directly 10
prore that he esteemed BY any considerable
portion Of the people "soIdicr" We will notice
The REBUkE, Gen. Harrison himself termed it,
"DISGRACE," which the Senate of The U. s. attached
bis name in lol6, immediately after the close Of the
War
In the tenth volume of Niles Register page l2.,
we read the following part of the proceeding in tho
United States Senate; to wit:
"The Senate resumed the consideration of the JOINT
resolution directing medals to be struck, and together
with the thanks of Congress- presented to Major Ge-
neral Harrison and Governor Shelby, and for other
purposes After some discussion Mr. Lacock moved
to amend the resolution, by striking thcrefrom Major
General Harrison. This motion was determined in the
affirmative BY the following vote:
TeQs-Messrs Galliard, Gore Hunter King, La
cock, Mason, Roberts, Thompson, TAFT, Jackson,
Turner and Varnum-l2
.HYs-Messrs. Barber Barry, Candit, Horsey, Ma
cen, Morrow, Rugglcs, Talbot, Wells and Williams
TO-
What do we make Of this Was not this most
pointed rcbukc of Gen IIarrson' His had been
presented ,rih Shclhy's motion made and car
rcd to strike his name ont Could dircspcct have been
more strongly married. Was it not sngnlarly iari-
diousf We will not say that it was mark of indeIi-
bic disgrace of Harrison military man--but We will
give Gen. Hnrrisons otrn opinion of it. In the 10th
volume of Niles Register, on the 4lith page, let
Gen Harrisons signature, dated July l6,
ISl6, from which the following is an extract:
"a vote of The Senate Of the U. S. has attached 10
mn name a disgr0cc which am convinced no time or
efforts Of mnc will be able TO c.cc Their CEN
sure is indeed negative but il is not that account
the less severe
Now, We do hop" that our political opponents viii
not accuse US of publishing Gen. Harrison dis.
graccd man, for only quote his rordS 1t must
be borne in mind that Gen Harrison rcsiaGed his conf
mission in May 1911, having lost the confidence of the
whole army Let it also be remembered that this was
the most gloomy period of the when the country
required the services Of every of military talents
and frmncss The subsequent services of Gen. Jack.
son and the unprecedented and brilliant victory of New
Orleans shows that there work enough, and peril
enough, for n in prospect, yet Gen Harrison retred
to North Bend. The country got along without his
services then and closed the war in triumph of glory,
and she needs not his services n0c.
Think of it, fcllowcitIzens the Senate Of the tnUcd
States did not think that Gen. Harrison mcritcd a
sword the thanks of Congress for his military
riccs,-Ifamit0n Tlcgrcph
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.:so, q Dsmoerats'-thc genuine disciples OF Judge
Rurnet attempt TO deceive by assuming new Names
and sailing under false colors;
AD!-READ!!-READ!.
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no Joseph Binns, also EdnInnd Brns IN hi, own ID
a.i'r Of Mars Biuns, and ~ or of Martha T.
Take notice that III" 2Stl dag If February nr,.
of John Webster in The Coauiy nj Amelia hrYcrn Y:
nine o'clock in ti forenoon and five O'clock in ,b W. -
shaI proceed 10 take the deposition Of john Wrlr
aud nj the Exchange Tavern. the t.wn OF Mani 1uH -
terrified c0uaty, th. I'M! day u: March next
hours 10 take the dispositions Of John furpn RebrA,
and Others: be read - evidence sum nn,y ~.
hancrry sid. OF the Circuit Court Of Amelia Cun,y
an, plaintiff and you and Others defendant. >" IA
shMrEI. GIaRs
By Taos. Gt!JS, H.. g,.or,' '">
Jan ~ II "ht
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules holden tc CLERK.
nirr at the E!Ecrt Superior Cont ui LEW aud thanrr-y
the County oi Cumberland, Monday the ID day OF December,
1884,
Samuel Wallace, Plaintiff
James L. Anderson, I!ez Ford and Richard \ Risen,
Defendants
The defendant Richard 4. Ron having appear
ami erntity according the Act u Assembly
rules Of this cont, AMI appearing By sa.iiac, evidence that
nc mol M natan Of this country. II i ordered, that -tt
defendant do appear here rules IL h. JGdcn the Clerks
flee Of the Circuit superior Court nj Law and thaucc for
County Of Cumberland III. r M0Hday Marri next
the bill n III" plaintiff, and tia; copy hi. o5jr b.
with inserted in newspaper published the city u Rich
ond for months icrcsivcy, and the dJar
the Courthouse oi tins county Tor tay
Copy-T.str, J.. u. NODiSOS,
ID. c. c. s. c. L.a c. {. c.
Jan9 .5-.sw
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IL CHiNCERY-VrEGIS,.A rules held in the CLERKS ofcr
n the Circuit Superior Court Q" Law and Caucery Caroline
County, the 9Th day Of January, I5!o
Thomas Hunt, Plaintiff.
against
benjamin Hurt. Jr. and Ot!crs, Defendants
The defendant Maria fane, having entered her appearance
and given security according 10 the Act Of assembly and
Of this court and appearing
inhabant Of this commonwealth, ordered that the
said defendant appear before the Judge Cou r
Courthouse Of said County, tho first day term and
The bill of the plaintiff; and thar a Of this order hr
forthwith inserted published the
Richmond months successfully and posted q, the front
Of the Courthouse OF said County
Culr-Tcsra, R0DT. IIrDCTN Cyeyl.
Jan lE
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST coz
ore No. ~. South Strrsi, BGi;,mort.
c,PIIL PtrD ~, Two MILLIoNs - DuLi.n
'EEHE President ard Trustees Of this Company retc'
nry NrpGsite, on which Interest viii h. aIUEot
assurances Lives, grant Anuut!cs and Enduwnrni'r
crlvc and manage Trust 81 every description whIch ma
united Ia their charge, whether ilom dnIda. cU
dies. or courts of justice.
l. M0SEY viii be- received and held In trust, and IA
.hereen paid .rmannuaily. quarterly, IN coniurnI
direction OF the uwnerOr the Interest VIII be placed Az
rl every sh months, To the credit al The Trust Fund IN L
ia;ipn.
=. LIVE observation-disclosures may effect insurance. q
Company upon their own lives, The lives al other
year, term OF !tli-, ~ thu whole ri lIie Ire Iats
computed Tor this Company upon the most aNo'at y
wen for the officers uf the Navy and srny, cnHs-L
BE- Ind ON application :" the Company ar is Agents
= A>>CIrIE,.Ihrse wi! be granted upon >ucE hiG's
.Eal!r the anE"..aa oenJ"y the largest Income tNh
amount ni moncv.
l. EYUowmrrr..-A person who desires 10 PfoTIds
lor ward when hc shall arrive a; tie ~" % y =
marriage portion tor daughter can effect II 'f"DRh
gary.
Oserrs and TRUSTEE, NJ the co,qparg--P. Macaue f.
Pr, siGrnt riIumne John Du,r, i.sl., l.. l. J.. |rr
New Work, Richard Wilson, Secretary, y. Thn'''.N, y
Secretary
Tcas;e,s.-Isaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, "
Charles A. Davis, Samuel W"rnnre, David adltf
liarckiay l.. SGaTcs. George /. Ia'lman, r. g. New,
l.. Colt Nurrr Robinson, New York; Matthew l.. ~
riai, John Moss, phiiaicIphm; James Coz, Wm. T. >
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick w. Bruno, 6. = u.da".
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, jr., Baltimore.
Applications may be- made personally, Of By ciei.i%
the agents Tor the Company III Virginia, VII" va"
rates and other Necessary niormatiur In persons ct'
fcCting assurances or making other arrangements J.
Company for the benefit of Their families OF estate.
7. VI. TABB, .igosi, h''H'- |
PuiL,r ". TABs, Esq, Richmond
wv. :. Srmrsor, Esq. Petersburg
GEO. W. C,Mr, Esq, Norfolk.
ROBERT ANDERSON. Esq, Williamsburg
JoHs. BRucG, Esq, Wlnchcstct. II
II
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DR. WILLIAM EvANs's CAM0WILE AND ~:

NR WILLIAM EEANS'S GAM0NiLE am 49,
~ PtLIs.-FOE CO>suSrIIoN, c"r.ii, asp com. -"i
Diseases, liver complaint dyspepsia, bilious disease, p
,ln weak - and all case" al Gy pot untr!as H. ""
paIptatiun vi the heart nervous ITrItGb.ly, Hrnn.
uor aIbus, seminal weakness Indigestion los of
burtr general debility, bodily weakness. cturrs cr -.
ness atulcncy, by.terca funtGs-, MYSTERIES br,d,t
cup sea sickness, nightmare, shrnnatrsIn asthma n,
c::lip, ,,as;Cdc affections, aud those Who are y,rt
most eNcfuciatiug disorder, Coca viii had relief f
fcrng's by a rUutSt of DR.. Evans medicine. y
CERTIFICATE.
ar Letter from The Hon ih,aitIm NJ allan Suly.,
East Tennessee, Member ii Congress. :" q,
NA.niN"Iuy, yuly q -
Sr-Sncc have hccn in this city, have T..d .oI =
l,vr !, to he a valuable remedy. arc If nv cpr.
him sGiHr, wci did, and he has employed II yery ,,s
in his practice, and says II l. Invaluable. Mr. J,h,t
agent this place. thinks luu would probably Ike 20
Tennessee. Il -, would rrru.au'cnt nr. l. Cau.rr
pr person cifcigic for tho sal, 81 yoir r,ulrl,
Should you commission him. H. i wiling act rgr
Srnd 10" nr.lc.lr l.! Mater To- tie 81 Rio,
Sons, Knoxville" count, Irunrs.rr, Is uL ii C-F'
Houston. TaGgw"il East Tennessee. have ~ tod, +.
ynu tad agents several counties ~ East Tennessee
deal uf y"nr medicine would b. sold. an gong 80 TAI.
81 hHIe with for my use. and that lny in.rt
should like Ia hear from You whether you w0nlG liz" an
ElurntvG, sullivan county, Ea.l Tenn. | get .lnr
trChants Ia act for y"T, a liN" near i!Icrc.
ours respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN Of Tess,.
JosEPH Gill, gchrg
4. DCyAL Echp,.
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TN CIIaNCERE-FRcISAAt rrs held in the Clerks Office
The Circuit Superior Court Of Law Charc.ry OF Caro-
line. thc tn day Of January, lsi1:
Arthur D. Clayton and Jane iiicy, h- wife Others
Plaintiffs.
against
John BAYLOR George y. Baylor and Others Defendants
The defendant John y. Baylor having entered his appear
and given security according the Act assembly and the
rules OF this court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence That
he nahitan Of this ordered that
the sand defendant appear before the Judge tho said court The
the fret dag of the
Of plaintiffs; and that copy this order BIZ forthwith insert
ed published city Of Richmond for Two
months successfully and posted The from, door o the con
house o: the said County.
4 Capy-Teste, ROET. HUDGIN. Clerk
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'g'uE sub'cribcr havns eEsas cd Nj "i&1n 81
er, viii of"n school iof the en'ultg i'", o. Z
mile North Of hmeila Cour house COMM, oisi
uary, and end on lj'h December, VII vac q ,,,r
the summer. MT. Mahcw-is .f'dus'c m,,i,,s'
(Mainel and brings The most sh:Islactof! '''
rlcterana competency as teichsf c,,,gs -
The object OF The sraooi BENZ 2rineipalf =. -s,,
Subscribers oYn sons, i, will consequently ~ 30 -
superlntrnd-nce. He viii ..kc into hs '"|n; M
rr. ii esriy application BE- made iii' "'H' s,rlst
For board, lbrddrg, washing nHd enna' ~
Tsnching the Laliu gnd Geek language LII
Mathematics. Moral auj Political Ph'I"'%,n3r az
Reading, Writing, common Arithmetic L'7 !
ond Geography, ,..,rr Z =,
The location ofih- school ls a. htlitHs 49, 81
AMI a neishtothood highly rnGTaI anG fo"-'Val -.
will be Ioiwhrdei To parent. and sHafdian'' r:s
public examination previous 10 tue S .l,.a I.
wishing 20 engage ,hsi, 'oai OF wares w. JSo !! 4
An-ls Court Gyu,e. Va.
Nov Is
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unrmLru kirnrc TOR Anlr.


ELr iSliiNG 10 purchase form q Larger .Re'' =.
-al- my FARSI on Pamauky river. containing r.
lies within - Inii. OF Richmond. 10" !! nii- o. W
AID miles above Nrw Castle. Ih'T" great ast.
On ire f,vci. Immediately above ..uH below. aEd
l.HHt strong iuacDtIOns OF CaCureOGs dep sites ~
body Il valuG1i" wood a,.d 10 clear. The ilHd i
corr, wheat, outs and CUvcT-,hr .fgin may D. tci'
within mites uf the !OUr I hr IEcI hes frmal H'
icvc', HGt.ly -TIic, containing 'i'" "r1o ""-'' 'a.
state oil Improvement. In word, 10 point OF BEAM,
u cii1llcrsa- comparison wirh any tara ~ Love- -,
3Didns-. overlooking Sust eXi"u, vi ia' itFH '' 4
TO Of the f.rm, ma ~ good quality. cJa-,-a: o.
house wh ro9U.s OF tae SIZE. Il kitchen wit" ir"'.
"NcrlI.nt scGhou.r, w" good uv"ssr"f' ho'' ;,
stable, c4:IiWge hDGsr, baTn, cora i"U.c., frfS'1
GOOD horse power, good cahIu. AM every E"''t ~
yard rrt garden handsomely rrci".rt. ~ 'b' %.
'horr !. a'sc q Simmer Eousc, .'irn"i.} ''#..
perfect h. i:i, with well Of the 'e'! -
yard. -,-.-,
Also, MECRANlcKSyIf.LE FOR -alc. u corr
o. land ard IL -l!ua,s on The r"alD fp"d ir'd'a-
church by Dibney's ferry to RicEnoni "i'hin ~.
Il Is :ooi stand for a grocery cud -in" dl s"
smith shop, rl"r.iit ,hon, and private ""i
s no pubic hnGsc ih;- road, Tor Gt.iihso -.
Tic buildings new, consisting Of d"cnU- s,rs
rsom. anI passage, kitchen and aairirs, sio',
y accIwright shop blacksmith .hop. bc,Ir. u ~
NJ Address, Enticd, kiag !",Ilrsm. .,,, 3 4 Il
Nav IL Ijl-ia "" -
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WILLIAM COLE, Orange Courthouse Va has employed
W an elderly gentlemen from the North educate his dagI.
tcTs and wishes To take bDa."Ts
continue - DO for The gov rnmcn Il
th"n' will d-'o"e on '> Col who will pay every possible
teiiiinn 70 their health de pertinent, &c.
f.SABoard sl29; Engh tuition, IS Latin IS Creek 20;
Music, %, Piano use, 10.
The month Of August vacation siysa should aIso like 70 take
Boy under Il Yeas Of age
IeuS ,o-rloy
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PIANO r1!"rE WAREHOUSE.
ry'iiE subscriber constantly rcreisns iIuH HE rtr
z wanua!ar:ury uf MISS. X TLhE5, New Nu!h. ,r.g
palu Piano Fo."S possessing the latest Improvements,
t.acy oi tuci ana sweetness al tone, peculiar 10 lie
Eufarturr.
AL.n, large assortment of Musical instruments, AMI
Merchandise IN general
pano FurteS repaired, tuned, let hire. and taken
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection 0f aiuSc Offered frr .st
State mag b. selected from ri the III. suscfibtr
enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia aud New fuk va
AMI retail prices.
P H. TAYLg
Piar9 Forte and .NgSie StOrr, Cpp",G, u, E.
Aug. lf -,
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s.This sound state Of the currency will have another
most happy effect upon the laborng man. lie will re-
ccive his wages in gold and silver and this will induce
him to lay up, for future use, such portion of them
as he caa spare after satisfying his immediate wants
This he will not do at present, because he knows not
whether the trash which he is now compelled to re-
ceive as money, will continue to be of any value a
week or month hereafter. knowledge OF this TACT
tends to Danish economy ftcm his dwelling, and in
duces him to expend all his wages rapidly posi-
bic, lest they may become worthless on his hands;
s.Sir, the laboring classes understand this subject
perfectly 1t is the hardhanded and trmfsted men OF
the country on whom must rely in the day OF dan
ger who are the most friendly to The passage OF ths
hill II is thew vino are the most ardenty in favor Of
nfusng into the currency of the country very large
amount of the precious metals. - iobe.