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CMR.sGE or SCHEDULE
Da the route direct from S4LlSBUR y
10 RAIEJ(,TT rim Ashbsro,gL and

On the route direct from S4LlSBUR y
to RALEIGH, ria Ashb0rough and
PiHsboroBch.
n EAVES Salisbury on Wednesday and Sat.
n ! urdsy At . o'clock. 4 NJ, after the aFtissI
Of the stages from the South and Wet. Arrives
in Raleigh next days at . O'Clock, + II
Leaves Raleigh Wednesdsys ard Saturdays al
8 O'Clock. A. H., arrives 10 Salisbury, neat days
Ut 10 O'Clock, +. "
Passengers will bear II mind itat tits route
is Is or % miles nearer, end 50 50 cents cheaper
than via Gresnshorough Pcrsons ftDm The S9u'h
and West. wishing 10 travel this route would 20
well 10 enter to Salisbury only.
All possible e1eFiion4 Ill os used to contribute
70 tie comfort Of passengers
JOEL Mclean.
BY TIgmgs @ N:Lcan Ageat
Arg 90, 1871. Isl
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to effect a cure, o. the purchase money VIII DC
returned hy himself or travelling agent--Ihey
comprise tina Hygeisn or Family Pill; the liy'
geian Tonic TO restore the debilitated or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill. TO cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar to women
and the Aguc Pill, TO cure intermittent tevers end
asues. For further information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves Of the Hygeist and
Extra ilyguisi, furnished gratis aithe proprleiots
office, No. ., Astor House, New York, and by all
bis agents, These papers contain Information
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and inyalds,
together vih twenty five useful receipts, and
uass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Hygeian Mcdi-
clues are invaluable.
For sale Ivy
THoS. j. HoIToN, agent
Charlotte, Jan. Il, 1871.
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a CARD.

Gt9Is HAR. DANIEL ASgURY, informe
~ KY his friends aud the nublic gen
fza orally, that he has located himself in
S..--a.s-3 Charlotte where he will be happy 10
attend TIC calls Of those who may be disposed to
iaYor kim with their patronage. Ills shop ia in
The Office Of The Journal, few doors south East
ofthe Court FIoase.
jim, IL, IS4l.
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Gold W;uc for sale

10 VIE subscribers offer their valuable Gold
N Mine for Sale known by The name of Hun.
iors Nine five miles North Of Charlotte in Meek.
eabofg Connty, Nc For terms apply 10 tic
subscriber, living on the premises.
Oct %, 1910. ~
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FARRAR u HAYES

I'd ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends,
n o that their stock Is now complete, to ~hiea
they have added large and general sVsor,snont Of
Cotton Begging, Bale Rope i Toine,
and is offered for sale az usual
Aag, 20, 1871, t53
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The Gid u. states Cap, stock,
shirt, Linen Collar a. Oiled silk
MANDATORY.
John M. Daries = Zones,

isrocEssoAs TO ICEE DAVIES Asp sos,
LOG H,iisdm street, corner II John street, tuO
doors ahors tkeir Old stand.
NEW YORK.
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W SEEK REELS

"a a superior quality, made b. lbe subscF.bel
~ at Mr.. Ogetnan'a old Coach Shop A fair
sample to bo seen a, Mr. Joseph Summers ono
door above the Shop
WV. II. WRISTON
C6arta,ts, july 70, lsil. rs
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uzyANTEp. IMMEDIATELY. two BOYS
w irosn IL to lG years Of age, "a APprsnli.
ces to The Tailoring Bosiness.
j. & ID. JANtSoN.
jan. Is, ie4I. 35,f
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Caps.

Geniletnen's Sserunp Travelling. Opera ard
Dress Caps. yoath's. childfen'. ard igispts. NJ
cloth, seNetis, ak. selset meFino. Sc. stl The
newest European end hmericzu STYLES Ofsccts
Of the Army and Navy furnished Vi,h Dress and
Endress Cana.
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OF ssiiu, vesiinR. velvet bou,basir mode, &c ;
plain, trimmed with bows, wit borgfns plated,
81. Partisan Stocks, verg light ard beautiful
article, far Summer wear an entire ncw stye - 10
which J. ". u. & J. would resprc,fulls solicit
the attention Of their customers. The superiority
pf our Caps, Stocks &c. l. well established By tue
constant care taken to render every article psr.
Ga tw8 ttnraf.fr
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WarraHtee Deeds for safe al ms OEce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
P. TAYLOR, SEC y.

LATEST From MEsIco.-The New Orleans papers
have dates from Vera Cruz 10 the 9Th ut Santa Anna
nah of The ID of September about clock, captured
BY assault The fort of San Francisco one Of the strong
holds of Busamente and also the fer! ofst Geronimo
Most of the officers and captured Immediately en-
rolled themselves among Santa Annas party On The
Sd, Presden, Bustamente, with 500 infantry and 5OV
cavalry attacked one of the posts of Santa Anna but be-
in resisted by the 500 men of The corps Of Puebla and
Larras, was epuised with grea, loss and retired env
ing on The ground his killed and wounded. Genera
Gaiindo on the same day, with 700 men, abandoned
the cause of Bus,amente, and joined Santa Anna =
The Censor says that, al the last accounts, Gen Santa
Anna had completed The beseging line around the ca
pi,al with the prospect OF lis early surrender. The
Commanding officers of all the Northern States nclud
ing Arsta, Rivas at Tampico, and others, have for
wsrded letters declaring their adhesion 10 Santa AIMS
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CUN.HDNTITTFD.
called some time since TO see enc ct the grealfs'
curiosities that can be imagined. woman Of Mrs
S,r,. Shelton of Gooc,!amd was badly burnt when
Young on her right Knee from the burn there has
grown horn, projecting ou,waris nine inches IN
.noth and Of an oval form, until it reaches the thick
part of the leg II seemed TO have every disposition 10
make lis way into the lesh # il was not prevented oy
mad From further examination and measure ment
where j, made lis first appearance the diameter was
inches at the lower end about inches, nearly as wide
as small fingers, with Deep rough ridges, and had the
appearance Of the hardest kind OF horn, something '
The color Of gun flint. DIR. George Harris sotaa time
since leaked OF piece, aud have heard he intends
I,l;po il of INQUIRED Of the woman how long it had
been growing she said, about years. Mr. Editor, u
I,hn @ Adams the leader Of the Abolition party, had
such horn as this, he would horn Wise out Of the
House.
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property, upon the pledge 10 relieve il =, s,,-. -
ou, WIN something more for lis rl.c this Cultivation i;
ncc "hlch laUor exchanges for property; and this
~" 81 Obligations constitutes so Iarnr . n,nntinn
~ 'hP general mass oF credits, .!a, i, j. ,s.,ss J., ~
~, "ir ether kinds in The present ron,rr M,
% not labor, they producers md there.
erd u'"g ' tins cehnitiom, cannot have crcd, 10
~, III subsequent part of the same s,ooch n,
II IL shys That then, MIR. Chairman is the rri
- o' linus issuing paper money Lul lax nnnn
u"i ciehi', and Of consequence upon l,bor;''
.'s s"'es The enigma, and reconcilrs the seem.
s pa'a'"N he credit which Bank notes rrpres.n,
h,rcrs u Inc BORROWERS from The Bonk the Ia
49, :, ue producers, whose labor is ple,!urd ,hrouy
'"e paNk to pay the holders of the E,,s ,, 49,
u'i' oue on Their face. Restraining Laws ev.ry "a b,
fi"'''t me ah"rer producer from direetyu ,;. h
a;' - =; ISSUING his own notes without Offset, ar
""e"h"t, ana thus drive HIM 10 the ucca.s,v or 80;
Tue Bank tax Of nix or more per cent - r"s.ns
P'f''ege OF using his credit in the firm =, RI
notes he means of the Banks n redoa,n - Du"n
lne'r notes. ore chiefly the individual notes Of the bnr
fo@ers from the Banks. Take awav from, No NJ
these discounted notes of their debiors ana H.
notes lose their credit for they no ,aa
tner own, but the cfedit of the borrowers from IN
Da,k which being cut of, leaves them without, value
r n or representative. Credit belongs 10 lal,orN
nahAs do not furnish, or lend, or exchsnge credit
u ,ney mercy tax credit. We define BANKING 10 he
i"E ENcLrs,yE PRIVILEGE OF TANNING ,xnIv,nr,
! ,"cnil ana &c challenge any one to detect error -,
de hclency in the 1. fo,i;on '"' VI
c,eo. system processes to furnish and
foster credit, whilst, in,u,b il only operoe 70 res,
and lax it Eight hunad Banks are PRIVILEGED si'I hn
law 10 levy an unlimited on the individual , crsS ~
OF the citizens lens OF this Na,io This is Startling
MON that Banks lend, furnish, 0. eycbnnra nreJ
is as gross delusion as ever took prsess;on Of tho
human mind wy
Snme may object, that besides the notes u ;nd;v;a,
ais discounted at Bank their specie capital whnb o,ah,
to be equal TO third of their notes. affords es
for redeemng these notes md gives them credls 10
part. But in fact this capital is generally fictitious
borrowed 10 begin WITH or is absorbed IN banking
houses, bonuses, expenses, losses, &c. IT, however
i, true that the specie capital of banks Away
cqcal 10 orc third Of their liabilities, still two.th,rds o.
their liabilities would derive their credit from ndiy
dual debts the banks, and the tax the credit OIL
lie borrowers from the banks would only be slightly
daced. Banks, therefore, conducted the most ap-
proved principles, viii! perfect integrity in their adm
;" % ~ I rg on "e s,,d ."
JouS TAYLOR CAROLINE.
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Deaths.

bed III Darst Tavern, In Rocshrdce county, the h u
in"r'ni. Jcp-"S F>as the 22nd year OF his age He wa,
ana resident ot siscsienourg county, where
ana relatives now reside, hut had gone up country ia
pursuit of health lie died among strangers hui they exhibited
l., nun nwear,ed knknes Able and attentive physicians CT
IN his chamber. Mr. Finch young gentleman IN Wbn an
intimate acquaintance enables the hef rrue cc
affection TO assign high grade Of Intellectual and moral ch,rar
ter lie had not long before his DEATH finished course OF stu
dies IN the Columbia College, C., and close apnic
lad impaired his constitution Ills parents boped nv AZ
'erins him from books and business short period 10 re
Store HIM 10 vigorous health But they been Disappointed
While we symahise deeply with in their loss We r,oce
IN being permitted that who have
no nope 0a lie Of unusual purity their added death
Of resignation 10 the Divine Among his last words wer
these: fie Lord give myself 10 hee-lt that can do
OF consolation. ~ " Ell
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FOR TIE E.SG LIRhh
POPULAR nELCSTONS.
u Snnn.L ~, liz InnE Ri

Mr.. Hunters Speech on HE Gank BIZ.
Mr.. Bolts thinks that Bank paper is money-that
money itself has uny the value which the law aiiSes
it, This opinion does not even rise TO the dignity OF
a popular delusion We have met with man, how'
ever dull his faculties of mind, who could not dis.
tinguish between shadow and substance, who was mol
aware that money represented exactly the amour. o.
boy who did not understand the morale of Lycurgus
iron money carried about in carts, and who was not Sc
tisiicd through after life, that since the most despotc
monarch who ever lived, failed in stamping fictitious
value upon money, no Government could ever 90 SO.
II would be time wasted, seriously combat such an
absurdly as this but there is somewhat AKIN
TO it, which is almost universal and far Pernicous
IN ts consequences Men commonly say, nlna'
Bank notes represent credit furnished by The banSs
which answers most of the purposes Of money-'na'
The Banks lend their credit in the form of notes. Tor te
use Of which, they charge him an interest. mr.
Hunter, in his late speech on the Bank BILL dehhes
credit thus "When labor obtains the present use o.
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Extract Of a Letter from williamsburg

alt being understood that the President desires no
public dinner entertainment, has been or will
be offered 10 him; bu he has been received and enter
tanned by his old friends, those who condemn his
public course, with great cordially. On the evening
Of his arrival here. himself aud suite were entertained
at our friend VS. where his daughter happened to dine
that day and 10 be spending the evening HIS pre-
sence there, however, accidental. On the follow
ing day. Capt A. paraded his company and invited the
President and his suite to COLLATION. at Scuhalls Ho-
tel, at one o'clock, p. M where the President was
greeted by many of his friends. The officers who ac-
companied him left about half past two clock, on their
return to Norfolk. On the same day he dned with
Judge T., and since then he has been entertained BY
others On Tuesday, quite large party assembled at
Bellfeld, where they remained that and the following
day. On Wednesday evening, Capt. A. gave HIM
party at his own residence. Yesterday, Mr.. S. had a
large number Of friends 10 meet him. and to-day lie is
al Cappahose, the guest Of Purscr L. T. W., where he
will regae on the finest York river oysters. 1t is said
tha, he will leave here in few days. but whcn or by
what route, am unable 10 inform you. though runor
says he will pass through Richmond The report con-
corning the Hon. G. { of NJ becoming member of
the P. S family, is without foundation"
~ 1t is rumored, that Mr.. Tyler will arrive in Rich
mond this Evening in the steamboat.
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Tic Distribution .4ei.

We are sorry 10 see the Cla,hsburc Convention put
ting in its claims for portion Of the Fund-hongh the
Committee in their eloquent Address have wisely steer
ed clear Of that rock.
The Chris,ansburg Convention have also Stunned
Though the Lynchburs V'rsnan lays grea, stress
upon it for the accomplishment of the Southwestern
Road-and says nothing but the "madness of Party
can reject the appropriation.
Party. not, respectfully and frankly recon-
mend il TO Virginia 10 put by the proposition, al the
coming session The Distrbution is wrong, in
every point Of view-and it will well become Virginia
TO decline the ouceur and TO her energies for the
repeal of the law. We would advise the friends OF
ing the fortunes of their respective with the
fate of the Distribution scheme They may catch at
the shadow, and lose the substance The Distribution
is at war with our political institutions themselves
takes the very money from the Federal Treasury, OF
which il stands in need and throwsa new burden upon
the People in the shape of new loans or new tariff du
t,ao
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Married on Sunday by the Rev. J. b. Taylor Mr.
WILLIAM McDERaorr Miss MARY " BREn.s both Of TN,
city. - ' -" = "'t'
Married. in the First Baptist Church Of this city, on the eth in
slant BY the Rev. 10. RyiaHd Mr. ROBERT T,ytoR of King
William, 10 Miss BARBARA OrEaros TH,La,s Of Hanover
Married IN Thursday evening, Oct by Rev. Mr. Hen.
stall Mr. THoas. l. BEAzLEr, Hiss MARY AsS YorSc ali
Of this city. - -
Married n the Retreat Clarke Cnnnty the u by the
Rev r. Shras, cU ions s. MLL,oN Norfolk u Miss M,.y
r.. eldest daughter "ftne late Judge Richard E. Parker.
Married, TUESDAY morning, Goth u, tieogetnwn H. O.
by the Rev. Mr. Edwatd r Josrru soHooLrrtp Of Pous
mouth 10 M,- MAav b>pE daughter OF d. English, IT, Esq
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CoE.VUa1C-4TED.
Ill AI.IE.AN.

HALIFAX.
Atameeting of portion of the Democratic party OF
HaliCax on the 25th of October, it being Court day
DR.. p Foster was appointed Chairman, and r Taylor
Secretary and The following resolution adopted:
Resotxtd, That The Chairman appoint committee OF
seven TO draft aud prepare such resolutions as ,hey may
deem expeden,; and that they report and submit SAID
resolutions to the consideration aud acton OF the He
publican party meeting of said party at our next
(Noycmber) Court Wherenpon the Chairman in
conformity to The above resolution, named the follow
ing gentlemen To constitute said committee, viz
TAYLOR Capt. VIM. II. Clark, Richard Logan, Esq
t,,pt. Tics G. Coleman, Dr. Thomas Il Averet, Jno
II Edmonls, Esq, and Capt Thomas Watkins
P FOSTER, Cha.
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A NEST NEGRO STr,Lfns DRoKES isro.-1he
Star of Thursday gives long account OF the arrest OF
"a negro man named Lewis who Il seems has been IN
the habit ofenticing away slaves from their masters
living al Tappnhanaock, Va, Two Of the runaways
were arrested on board The steamer Patrick flnry One
of the negroes arrested had in his possession Sl0O
BILL hich he stated given 10 him by the captain OF
Yankee vessel, called the North Star, and that said
captain gave him forged papers tie also states that he
was to have made his way Ia baltimore where the sea
ca plain promised To meet hun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

Siren Primo Forcs just rsceieed by Z. +. Nash.
% the Julie;. have received Piano
- Forc which, added tho twelve lately unpaeked
my very and ompic have beautiful variety oc
patti. price hundred renty five
hundred dollars all of which will be sold snhec; Ia b.
turned IL really good with gncommony large stock
upwards uf thirty inments cannot fail To please those In
may Of the article 30 steps in tho dark
any risk in purchasing from the subscriber no
wlin, that purchasers withhold until they
are faly tried. E. r aAsli, Petersbarg.
NJ, 10 4--Ctif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

II eaaats, have for sale 49,
roo bags Rio and Java Coffee,
100 hids r. Rico Sugars,
40 do. prime aolasscs,
20 do. Whisky,
1000 bags Shot,
800 kegs Nails
loo boxes loaf Sugars,
300 kegs lie Powder
500 do. blasting do.
5000 casks Lubec Ground Plaster
30 bbls. Tanners OIL,
40 do. No. Hcrrincs,
50 half chests fine fcas,
80 do. black do.
Raisins, Lamp Oil. Cheese, PAPER
Candies, Soap, Vince White Lead
Pepper, Indigo, Bacon, &C. &C.
Al on Consignment and for sale by wholesale NJ r,yo.t
prices, for approved paper. " o'e
q. auction sales usually on MONDAYS or THURSDAYS.
- 5J-3
s1o.i. ". H. BlNFORD having located himself AZ Curjs
s'He; mar Tue Buckingham Springs, attend puucay
Ny ''' mat may be made for is professional services
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s,EMALE TEACHERS WANTING SITuAT.oNS.-i an re-
o,esrd to obtain situations for several Ladies OF uneacep-
tionae character considerable experience and undonbed quail
Gcalions az The English branches, together
with the French and Music tie Piano Forte.
800 and board the scholastic o. ten months ohers,
experienced in teaching but otherwise Desirable $500 and
$50 and board
Communications addressed tie subscriber postage paid
viii be promptly attended To. T. p. NASH,
R,ot cra Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, ia.
c sale aoIt thirty Piano furtes, of different kinds all
of which will sold Upon condition that paym may
withheld until the Instruments family tried.
E. p. NASH.
5I-ftlf
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BY fyLOES {. BROTHER.
IT ~ E1IIs~ = I'sS'1 = fIFsIR
Tree nh Rare Course, &c az, at Auction.


THE Sab.csr having determined remove 10 tile State III
Missouri, wi w'h the assent o! al parties conccrned II
Auction premises, Wednesday, November I.i nj N
o'clork valuable property known the Tree III Rae
cors together w all the Land, Dwelling and houses
&C., belonging thereto.
This Property besides its value Race Course capable OF
being Farm and Family
of Land with excellent dwelling containing eight
good roon, with hrcpaccs besides the
wafer 10th spring AMI wela good Garden and is oniy
miles from Richmond, GOOD turnpike road which viii be free
after February next.
Also hi cntiic HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Al
excellent uf well kept ares Of the beat anuac
the, such
Handsome Centre aud Gard Tables,
Rich ri Mirrors
a handsome pan" nearly new,
Ten good feather Bed, wIl Mattresses, &C.,
Dining and Breakfast iabi.s.
Handsome Sideboard, aud Wardrohes
Bureaus, Chairs and Looking Glasses,
Rich French lima, Cut and Plain Glassware,
Carpets Toilette Tables, dc Sc
With general OF Kitchen and Cooking Utensils
Also - barrels Corn several good Mich Cows very fine Sow
young Hogs, &c. ~ -
SUPERIOR Old WINES.
subscriber viii also sell his Wines, consisting
a variety OF Old Madeira Sherry, &c.
TERHFoi the RcR. Estate. third cash. the balance
Of and IL months Tie Furniture stock,
days credit for all so. All for approved
J. ". SEiDEN.
WOODLAND.
There viii also be sold Lime aad place. p OF
adjoining Woodland.
Oct y t3-tjs l. d D.. .7acts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

VALUABLE NEGROES AND LAND FOR sALE-wiI be
sold, cash, the ist day of Cumberland November
Court likely Negroes boyS and On
the "Wednesday following, November tho aft will sold
lie premises valuable Tract OF Land large portion Of
IN which Spencer Brown, Esq, Of Cumberland resides
living below Cara, Immediately Wis's river, and
containing nine hundred large portion Of it in
original growth heavily tibered Tho land Is OF fine quail
~ good neshborhood and has almost every thing
recommend gentleman wishing purchase good FARM
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S
WI. FRhYsER, "<s'''
oc, 10th, 1911. fs-wld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

The thunder of popular sen,u'rn, nus turned tht
hard cider Of the Wings into -riHcgar.
"Uhoersr runs may rcad one Of the principal causes
Of the tremendous Revcrses oIihe Wings. "rhey la ".
The luc, of it, (sald Of the People to the other
day-an old, unpretendng citizen) They deserve it
1t comes from their humbugs Of last year. have beer
looking for ii. They paying for their msdeed:
and nquities. They tried TO cheat the People-an and
an awakened and indignant People arc now scourging
them for their sins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

and his views has, aso Gen. Alvarez from the r4
cite. as well as Canaies aud Gardenas.
Negotiations were pending between Bustsmente and
Santa Anna-hut nothing drfinite had been agreed
Cen Victoria had been called in mediat,r and had
leit AaaPa for Mexico for that purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

The Democratic Pyramid IS rising higher and higher
New York has capped the climax We should not be
much surprised to Massachusetts (who voted yes
terdav) GROWING the pinnacle Itself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

We are sorry to hear, that Sunday night, Powels
Hotel Petersburg, and the Presby Church near
were destroyed BY fire. II originated in the Stable;
and every horse in il is said TO be destroyed, excep,
@''s which belonged to the Circus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

Nothing so completely shows the larIorn and despe-
rate condition of the Wing presses, their miserable
effort 10 raise shou, upon The reduced majority Of the
Republicans in the City Of New York. Toy are lite
rally sinking and catch even at straw. They know
perfectly WELL that have really not lost inch Of
ground in The Ciiy-,hn Bishop Hughes has been
nected with very miserable intrigue 10 suspend for
momen, our whole Republican force-hat the man
ought to be unfrocked for his pans-tha il owing
to his influence, that the Republican majority has been
apparently reduced-and that the very votes, which
were given tire Hughes ticket, were Republican, and
that the tickle, itself embraces all Repubcans-and yet
the Wings affect TO rejoice at the reduced majority ofour
ticket In the rest of The State they have been SO
completely swept away by the rising surge of pu lie
seniime nt that they cannot find straw 10
them from drowning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

Weinvite the attention of"u readers 10 The very mas
terly Speech Of Mr.. Shields Of Alabama which we
have commenced in this days paper II discusses the
subject of the Currency and Exchange in lucid man
manner-and dwells with irresistible force upon the
objections to National Bank and the necessity Of q
resumplIon by the Slate Banks. &C. &c.