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$50 0OO ,rorh Of Dry G0ods at Cast.

$4,000 T0rM Of my L0ods dt Cost.
rYyIIE subscribers intending rosc their present
of Jny next offer their well assorted stock Of Dry
cost and great many Of the cut Goods III less ian cost
are. in part, as follows
perfne and extra super Cloths and Cassmeres ASSORTED
Rich figured and plain Velvet ard Sarn Nrs;ings
Super figured ierino Toiline, and Swaasdown 10.
superine, middlins and low priced Tatt'nrts ~
Pilot Cloths Glasgow and Victoria Kerscys
Plaid and Plain LiDsrys
81 and Ga super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, Dufhl and Twilled Blankets
Superine, medium and low priced Prints
White, red, yellow and green Flannrls
Rich Satin, striped and Painted Moise'in and Chay.
Plain black and blue black, and assorted c0!ored do.
Superine back and blue black Bcmbazines
RosIn, Circassian and Cashmere PLAID
super black and assorted colored Silks and satins
Rich figured Satin, Hrochc and Thibrt Shawls
Chenille, McrinO, Tartan and Vaen;ia do
Thibc' Me.no, Chenille, and SILK ilandkerchefs
Mcrino, Satin, Chilly and Victoria Scarfs
Ladies' Mrrino, Cashmere and Mohair Hose
Ladies' white and black plain and ribbed silk Hose
Plaid embroidered and plain Cap and Bonnc, Ribbons
Embroidered hemsitced and plain Thread Cambria I!a..
chiefs
Large and medium size Table Cloths
BId-eye and Russia Diaper, Dow1s and liuchabuck
81 Canhric Jaconet, Bark Null Swiss and Checked g
Garment ard furniture Dimiiy and Lawn
Ladies' Kid and Fillet Net Gloves and hittS
Bandanna, Spitafed and Pongee Handkerchiets
Cotton, Flag, Blndann1 and Plaid do
Thread and Bobinet Laces, Edsilcs and Inscrtings
Filrt, Railroad Work, Blond and silk Nett
White and black SILK Lace, Blond Spring and Star Thu.
Cambria and Bobinet Edgings and !nsef,ings
Six and Cotton Umbrellas aud Paraso's
White and colored Victoria aud Corded Skirts
satin and Bonbasine Stocks, Shirt Bosons and Collars
Also,
full assortment of a. Al and Brown and n!sas4
mcstics, Cotton Diaper, Bed Ticking, Apron and fle
Checks, &C.
As il is our determination sell NJ auction whatever d
main the Isl Juy next, every intucemcnt viii he he'll
purchasers enable reduce stock The nwr.
amount before that day VALENTINE x BREEhiA
White Etiidings, n s;rect, S.ocsa'i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

r6WENTY DOLLARS REWARD for the delivery of -
Tom, called Tom BraNon lie left my plantation ~ ~ I
inst Tom is tall black man, six feet high, upwafd -
enlargement of 4 vein of his legs liz TOOK away 4
brown domestic cloth irock coat, old wo"l ia ana @
other common Gotten clothing. Tom was purchased Y 4
few years past, in Pichmond and sold hy DR. tb;i"2
Baylor of Caroline county. II is probable lac VIII a'tein @
his way 10 Richmond and Caroline from where b" VS.
when sold in Richmond viii eve the above reward ''r -
livery me-, Mr. 1hos D. Jackson, ofhc chg OF !rv
dollars fsecuied in any Jail sothat gel HIM
Meeklcnburr VI Dec I5ib 1870 us--H r
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Y-RGINIA-At ustings Court, held 90 The town ~ Isir
r NJ he CourtIlousc on Thursday the l7h day OF De-
cemhcr, 1910: ; ,,, /, ,c,son nj
color - liz has confined ~ TIE Ja! Of 'h!s Town if e ''
eis,, months. was Tins day brought into Court - :
Whercnaon net being able 70 ath r'"
c;,bes az s cina free person. n inava. slave, do orer
mai no Sergeant al advertise han III nc s"rs ~
,.liceneer and Richmond Enquirer niil thc tra hnn ~
cnnr and apparent and tile sad William Lewis a
Lewis Brown, is rcmarded To Jai
Wy D. NJ. rERSARD, C,rrt.
,,, ,,oroned IN the foregoing order OF Court
committed - the jail 81 about the Isl 81 NAY ist nc
H. f, three and half gche .. shout MY yeats :" hse
~ dark Or nearly compcSi"n aud has large scar on e
.,ri Of his right and wric and being very hr he
ncd He state that he carried about twenty years ago
from Dayide Nv Mr. Benz ardaway 10 he Ste oil alahaa
and tat liz resided The Western and Southern states from ia
nrd IN 10 Tie hcgnnn. Of the present year. when ne returned
- y,rnio lie also States that liz liberated by Mr. arda-
,av IN Alulana and free wife III New Orleans.
ny " j. BRANCH, Sergeant u Petersburg.
G-talJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

~ CuANCERY.- vrKc,St. AT Cont 81 Quafrf!
sion continued and held for Louisa Coin,, NJ IN :
House thereof, on Tuesday, November the l0t 1870
William Meredith, Plais'
against
Mary r. Duke, adminstratrS Of Benjamin D. Iake, -
and IN her own right, Alexander Duke Alfred Dusr ~
Dnke, George W. Duke, Lewis Duke, OrlInio D"S' :
Mclaughlin and Mildred b. his wfc, Hu!iah pps. aG'
Hanes, Deieai =
This day tho plaintiff By hJ attorney and mr. -
and the defendants, George ". DUKE, Lew, DhNe ah'
Duke, not having entered their appearance ana even
cordng 10 law and the rules Of TINS Curt anu
this state On the rno,ion the paHti by NJ Con-
ordered, that tie said defendants Georse ". Duke,
Court of snd 1ou,v ~ The Ccru Ifanse, The -ecohd
February next. and the bill OF The plaintiff .a ~,
copy Of this order forthwith inserted IN some
and that another copy posted at the front door OF w
House Of this County, on same Court day.
A Copy-Testc, . :
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nersons are hereby notified tia, the land OF the
Subscriber is pasted and any detected in me act oil
"'nT >, ~ a,,.n, ~ III. inv THOS. RlTCEIE.
seruteu !" ~, ,',o eA'e'' - IS" ~ "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

TEssEssEg-Nr. Nicholson has received from Gov.
Polk the temporary appointment Of U. S. Senator, in
place ofthe late Judge Grundy. The appointment was
first rendered to Ex-Gov. Carroll and afterwards to
Judge Campbell, both Of whom declined 1.-THE latter
on account Of sickness in his family and the former
account of his nirm health. The last Nashville
Union, from which ve learn these facts speaks highly
of the abilities and character of Mir. Nicholson
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o.. x.

CURE YorR coLDs.-Cal and hny some Of }. Tease
so, rcd Essence o fiaarlouno Cany, renowned ~
New York during past year, for curing Coughs ,ous'
ioaiSe"ess' 'or'' IiII s. DaBNEY,
Garner cb0re the Co"is5iap
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For 10th January.


will be directed 10 " W. i'oii = W.
For 10Th january.
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. be drawn January ISL
- numbers, l5 drawn 49, -. :, 80 ooo ooo . mn
800 80 1000 1850 1902 $780, 400, 800, 1885, oV' %
prizes Of i,C0O
Tickets Si0-slares in proportion - \.
certificate packages of - whole tickets WIN n seh' or
slO certificate Of - halves and quarters IN prootoh
Iecsmrr virginia. Lottery, Class No ~ for ls4 10 DC drawn
January 3tth. Isl-75 numbers, ~ drawn $3.50 : o 4, 80
prize of S3OOU0, lOo, 5uo, s,VVo -oV' -''
80, 100 OF 900.
Tickets Sl0-slarcs in proportion.
certificate Of % whole tickets in this scheme VIII DC sent LOT
s3O Certificates Of IS halves and quarters III proportion.
AL Prizes
Virginia State Lottery, decided drawing of Maryland Cons-
datcd Lottery Glass No. for January 2d lSil-oJ numbers,
ballots. ooo :.
ScnrMr-i capital prizes Of $4,000, prize Of 3oco, OF
0l0 of l419 1900 oil $500, - Of $40, &C., &C
Tickets Sl0-sbnrcs III propo!ton
certificate Of package Of - whole tickets will he sent Tor
500 certificate Of - halves and quarters in prnpnrtion
" Orders far Tickets from any part of the United states ny
mil or otherwise enclosing cash Tickets, thankfully re
and executed y mall with III. same prompt atte
lion a. application and the result SENT when request
ed ! Immediately after the drawins-if addressed 10 ~
'S $3.50 u. NJ. IIOYT & co.
ar All communications strictly confidential. =.
Zee io-u
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SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1911

SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1911.
Below YOU have Schemes for the first month oil the ne"
car they are all rch only look 1T the make your
and sell all the prizes Of conrs your orders
pjll be directed 10 u. VI. hoii O w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

CLASSICAL SCHOOL, at Prince EdrGr9 Court HoEss,
~ The subscriber intends opening School al Filhce u
Coir. House on the 1T of January next III which lie MI
srrnclon the Latin and Greek Languages and IN the
Of The Mathematics The OF instruction Is intend
thorough The viii be $40 for the scholastic yer
months Instruction. at charge, viii be given, Il -
IN the Hebrew and in the German and French angu1'
dents from abroad obtain boarding conveniently - y
families. ELISHA BALLAS ~
D,c II Gt--y
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a Copy-Tcste,
Dec .Ga-w5wl |. :. JEFFRIEs, D. :.

IN cHANCERY-vrncISa.-In Hanover County Col;i.
1 brr27th, 1910:
Polly Lawrence Fanny Duke, Sally Pendlcton Lucy r,
ton, aud Thomas VI. White, Pa-it
against
Austin Peay and Maria his wife, silas Anderson and E
wife, John Pendleon, Creed Peudleon, and Carter A. y
and Eliza his wife, Dcfrnta.
This day the plaintiffs by their Attorney and 81
bill TO which The defendant John P.ndlcon flied III, a.9"
The other defendants, Austin Peay, and Maria hrs wit
derson and Emily hi wifi, Creed Pendleton, and Carl
loy, and Eliza his wife. not having entered tcir anpai1
gwen security nc Ia the act Of Assembly and ~
this Court, ami il appearing by satisfactory evidence M w.
inhabitants O. ibis Commonwealth IT u ordered ih ~
defendants do appear the fret day Of lamar G
and the hill Of the plaintiffs: and thai copy u III
lie forthwith inserted III newspaper published IN is
Richmond for months ely aud iat aro 81 ~
posted the front door OF tie COURTHOUSE 81 tt CoGht
c"py-Teste, WIN. o. WINSTON, ~ =. y
Nov. 81 GlH-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. subscribers having associated them
T. stiv., in tie Grocery and Commission business unter we
~ ~ ..,auLrr Garrett i. TO- recently occupied ty
vn pubick opposite the lt;ciiuhu ff'dciicks
urg aud Potomac Railroad Depot They WI Seep c"i.l! on
a cn,, assortment toccrcS, which they otter Ia lhcr
~ IN moderate terms. They will also attend prnray 10
the sale kinds Of produce thai may ne entrusted 70
cs !. ~, nuu ILL., =, $780, ALIEN AMBER GARRETT,
u Pu''N f7 D.iENEY VI. MILLER.
,5,o g-fw
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OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine :. ,, S,oct NJ
~ Old London Dock CosHac Brandy, being part u 'o ~
Mo Madeira Wine in pipes half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Pom Wine. in casks and bottles
Champagne and Caret Wines
F,on;.nac, in quarter casks do
Namsev Madeira Wine, in IL gallon casks
London Dock and Orird, Dupuy & zoe Cognac Brandy
Janaica and Antigua Rum and 1oland's Gin
Richardson's and Gbson's old Barley Nhiskey.
By Recent .irrirals,
SUPERIOR old West India Rum
Do do Otard, nupuy & COS Cosnac Brandy
Do do pale and brown Sherry No. a.
90 baskets Champagne Wine, of various ranas rom Due NC
Nonspencer down To Fanny Eiser. ,, ,;
Cr,crirs in abundance prices commensurate WIN thef
QUALITIES anu '"' "''''s Wi. WALLACE.
6l-5Wt
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4 MRS jaNRENrE CARR. ArIaHxEr At Law, hGraHha
j Cart ousr pirgria--pracses III Kama" ahu uf
ING cnn.ies Agent III hiring negroes, cet'"s
ahi fe"'. !, "'''' rpcr IT C6-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

E,lFrY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from me sI'.saDn III
Twin. IN Mddcsex county, the 6l OF The present mu
nora man named Charles Charles is very likely, oF.h
mnao fellow very light blue eyes, about se
Id fy, feet inches high. and wei proporlionea lie
he left brow .lth clsr blue ca--het
falcons and white far hat tie left without my poyoc'"n T.
.v,r AMI i no doubt endaa.orinG Ia Tree stue nc =
ycr sno sensible lllo and il wen calculated " pass ho
stcd viii give above reward for fl'e apprehension ;
i.,ivr of nm Ia me- jan 50 Thai can cei 'h
..n ANY information concerning h.m wa ~ lhihh,'a
ceiyed vi, address Cchyic, ad,esrN ,.'hy' ,p
.. a, ,ct, 42-tf
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

,,.,,, ers ,v;pr taken tho house the street i'm
nedia.cy in front Of The Bell Tavern, aud neAi door :" es
lanes Slcr 4 son. intend carry on Inc Auci1n ,
sion Dsirss in ali lis branches. They VIII also o'n e
friends and the public they will continue lr @ ~
ness OF hiring negroes and collecting debts ID l ny -
mond and thruu phou The Of ysiniatls givs "
chants and others an opportunity Of having Their claims =,
ON the most They hope by srict a'en %
tain an addition To their already very liberal patronage.
house will he ready 10 goods the liih si 20
'o ~ - ' ROBERT HILL & co.
6 our carre for hiring negroes will be per cent lo
collecting Same, 81 do for collecting over Soo IN s es
ef9es III case VI s'"hess '"'01e cG-if
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CHEAP GROCERIES-IliLL Z DhBNEi stli continue 10
sell Groceries al their Store, the first door above the
Tavern on as good ry be had IN the
invite their and re public 10 give then c a. s
are determined undcrsod in article IN Their i.nf
49, - Curry Street
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THE subscribers having removed To the corner apove c VI
lumbar Tavern prepared furnish their customers anu
with call, WIN all H.es III 'e wv
cery line on rs good terms they can be bought.
' ~ HILL & DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Columbian, Carer Street.
,o, ~ ~ 39-n
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DOMESTIC.
To MY CONSTITUENTS

Debate 10 be eontiHyed.l
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4 LLEGuANY COUNTY COURT, NOVEMBER TEfu
n the motion of Samuel M.r,. Of The Iegae's
Merry, deceased, by George II. Payne. his Attorney ~ "
ru having elapsed since I'll" quaiiHcatiH
Executors the SAID James Merry III This Court y !"
that all persons who have claims against The said Tea
required exhibit the sanr for settlement - Ena1r
of the Executors 1T said Terafur. rcsin: ~ ihr
Prince Edward, the State Of Virginia, ~ Joseph r
Agent Of said kcisn. IN CLAN! County, ~ u" .a'e
within three months; and that THIS order be published
Richmond Enquirer a newspaper published ~ the t =
mntd virginia. IL! c2hi weeks. ah posted ~ to ,oat.
Of tins county scycial Count dIt
ANDREW FUDGE ~
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-05
For The Age.
YOU HAvEHURRAH'DE ENOUGH DEAR
NOW EAT YOUR TATER.

FRIEND EASTMAN. was highly diverted
with the following remarks made in my hearing the
oher day. Calling at house in Orange County
to visit sick man ,one Of those cold days this win
ter, as usual on such occasions, some of the family
friends were present; and among Others there was
lille urchn scarcely able 10 speak a sentence,
with huge, baked potato in his hand, on one side
of which some dental impressed had been made. A
lady, who was aunt to the little chap, was frying
pancakes by the stove and occasionally assisting
several others whose business seemed to be to learn
the little fellow with the potato TO Ilurrah for old
Tip. As an inducemen they promised him fine
cake they held up 10 his view. The little fellow
holding fast the potato in one hand, swang the 9TH
er and lisped out, "IIuuah for Tip - IIereceiyed
the cake, and being told f he would 60 il louder,
he should have another, he sings out II, the top of
his voice, "Hurrah for Tip" lie was thus ,rea,e d
till the company had beer sufficiently amused
After little time, the boy thinking he should like
another cake, approached the lady ,swang his hand
and cries out, "bnrrah for Tip - But alas the
lady turned and said to him, "you hare hurrah' d
enough dear, nop eat your tate, ~ The little
fellow was sorey disappointed. lie looked down,
then at his aunt, then at his big potato and SEEM
ed to say to himself; this potato has got cold now,
while I've been hurrahing for old Tip, and still
mus, eat il or go hungry. If had eaten it while
il was warm, certainly should have had share
of cakes with the rest But now my share is Ell
ten, and while they are making meal Of warm
cakes, must sit in the corner and munich cold
potato Now, il to the people, hurrahing for old
Tip is only being stuffed by their masters, with a
warm cake or two when they are wanted for tools
and finishing off with a cold potato am satisfied
This is the way they are coming out who have hur-
rahd for old Tip Now that their employers have
neither amusement, or interesi,,o seek from them,
there are no more warm cakes-it is," eat your ia
ter now ~ HIcKoRY.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-05
WHAT WILL PLEASE THEM?

twill be rscollec'ed, we presume, that, during
the late political canvass, the assumed tasteful er-
trauagance Of Mr. Van Buren's administration, was
great argument in the hands of such creatures as
Ogle and other federal demagogues
But, now, presto the tune is pitched upon an
other key, and Bell Of Tennessee, denounces the
administration as mean, and nigsardly parsi-
monious! :" What consistency When il would
seem to be for their advantage, Ogle comes down
upon Mr. Van Buren,, in full cry, for EXTRAV-
AGANCE in his wardrobe, in his kitchen, and ia
administering the affairs of the Nation, and again
when it would seem for their farther advantage
Bell turns upon him and accuses him of being
NIGGARDLY PARSlMONIOUS !"
Now, we ask the people which of these accusa
tonsis true 1t would seem rather difficult fol
Mr. Van buren, to administer the governulen
with wasleful extravaganza, in every thing, as thu
iederalists asserted, and with niggardly parsimo
my, as they now say he has, at one and the SAINT
time, Yet this paradox must be entertained,
the assertions of the federasts are to be credited
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-05
GAN ODoR OF NATIONALITY"

This was the phrase Mr. Webster applied to the
United States Bank, in his speech in Wall street,
just before the election. Wonder what he thinks
of that oiOr just now He might exclam with
Prince Hamlet
40, ii is rank, and smells to Heaven !"
Or he might have told the merchants Of New
York that they would shortly find out the value OF
United States Bank bills by their od6r, as Prince
Hamlet told The king he might discover the dead
body of Polonus;-
But, indeed if you find him not this month, you shall
nose him ms you 60 up stairs into the lobby"
"Your city banks (said Mr. Webster, in Wall
street) pay specie. The Bank of the United States
does not pay specie, and its paper is consequently
at discount here Of three. and, believe, at five
per cent. But how is il on the frontier | under
take to say You may 60 TO Arkansas or Missouri
wilha note OF the specie paying banks of New York,
and with another Of the non-specie paving Bank OF
tho United States, and The latter shall be preferred
And why' Because it is in the name Of lis ma
tional predecessor There is an oaor Of nationality
which hangs around it, aud ciings TO t,and is long
in being separated from it.--[Loud cheers.
These cheers probably came from some ofihe
wise men of Gotham, who have been duped by the
managers and lawyers Of the United States Bank to
keep this national odor in their pockets, until il
snleiis 50 rahh they can keep u lheIe no Iongcr'
We have seen various plans suggested for ma
tional bank that is to regulate fate, destiny, and
the laws of trade aud the universe, and all out OF
nothing Some have proposed to take Biddle's
stock, which can soon be got for nothing and put
that in for capital, to nvoid the trouble Of the only
ways there are to make national bank with any
thing, viz; either BY drawing all the specie out Of
the state banks and braking them, or by borrowing
specie from Europe,n and running up national debt
to tax the people, Either of these plans would be
ugly, and would trouble the federal managers
The shortest cut is to take Mr. Webster's notion
and make a bank without dollar Of specie, just
filling up its vaults with q plenty Of " national
| oaor. "--B0sion Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-05

scorn turned 10 secure the proofs Of Lady Flea
nor's marriage, but Alice had repossessed herself
of them. The dowager noticed it, and reaching
forth her hand, demanded them Before Henry
could speak, to prevent her ginning possession of
what would have been his ruin, Alice had torn the
documents into thousand pieces, and cast the
fragments out of the easement. Henry's eyes
sparkled with delight, but the bafiled dowager was
mad with rage.
Alice, unmindfnl of either, approached Clara,
and commanded her to kneel, and swear on the
cross which hid been her mothers never TO atenlnl
to claim her birlh-right. Clara pressed the curl
ously wrought golden cross to her lips, and took
the OATH Dorset, as her future husband, knelt by
her side, and joined voluntarily in it.
In retvn for this sncrifce,' said Henry, Clara
may claim of me the title of Countess, and the cs-
tates which were her molhers.'
And think YOU, said the dowager, that will
permit this The berothed Of my son is king
daughter, and such will proclaim her
Sand who will believe it, said Henry, the
proofs are destroyed
Then answered she furiously, Il withdraw
my consent to the union
Ella, say you So cried Henry, and bending IL
her car, he whispered few words. She turned
deadly pale, when he drew forth package of pa
pers, and held them before her. Clara knew then
to be the dispatches she had given him at the camp
'lave we your consent TO the immediate unlor
of these persons y said Henry sterny, tapping th'
papers with his finger,
| To the surprise Of every one present, excep
Clara, the queen dowager bowed hel assent.
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From the Richmond Enquirer.
QUERIES.

|. What has become Of Mr. Criltenden's prcdic-
ton, (made in the Western part Of Virginia,) that
the moment Gen Harrison was elected, ii would
add one hundred millions to the value Of the prop
er,y in the U. states'
g VIVA, has become OF a similar prediction of
Mr. Pies,on'
5. What is the mighty "change" which Mr.
Webster iore,od, in all directions
Amns, every body is complaining Of increased
pressure-pinchng porcriy-And, indeed, these
sangnine prophets ough, to have foreseen that the
election of W. II. Harrison could not operate, like
magic, upon the embarnssmenis of the Banks and
of the People. Can he expect to pay my draft or
yours Was he to pay what each customer owes
to the Banks, and what the banks owe each other'
Was ho to furnish new market for our predlc-
tons; new capital to conduct the business Of The
country; new funds to raise the wages OF labor ;
Was he to raise the value Of the stock of the Bank
of the L. S.. weakened as il was by its own wild
speculations' When the Banks resumed specie
payments wns he TO supply them with additional re-
sources, in order to extend their accommodations,
and supersede the necessity Of their calling in more
than they gave out The General is not the great
magician which his friends represented him. This
immediate change in the market proves to be all u
hun,bug: and the People begin TO wonder at the
decisions which have been prac,ised upon them.