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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
sT.fGE LIVE FOE TIE VEST.

TIVE LINE OF STAGES ria The Natural
BuGge. Dlbreli's Springs, 10 the White Sulphur
Springs and Lewisburg. has commenced AGAIN run-
nng regularly. Leaving Lynchburg every Wedues.
day. Friday aud Sunday mornings. aud conneciue
al Lewisburg with the main mail Iinr To Guysndlle.
EDK THE SOT1IE.
THE NAIL LINE Tor the South ria Danvie
10 q eensbnro', n. G., connecting the regular mail
line l"r the South, leaving Lyucbufg every, Tues-
lay, Friday aud Saturday mornings. NJ . "'cork A.
VI. q. NJ. BRUCE.
April s Wis
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June 81

NlRGlNA:-At rules held in the Clerk Office of th. Cir,
cut superior Court OF Law aud Chancery The county
oi Nelson, IN the month ut June. l&il
John H. Coles and Frances his VIE, and the John r.
Coles administrator OF Nelson Crawford (eoree n
Cra~ ford und john W. Dickinson and Judith ms wife
Plaintiffs,
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office the Cir
cunt superior Court OF LAW and Chancery, the
~ OF Nelson, III the month of June, 1871
William J. Kidd and Coleman w Kidd, laie merchants
and partners, trading under the style and firm OF ". Il
{. W. Kidd Plaintiffs
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tlebery ~ Lyon administrator Of Frances Lyon dee H.
aud his right Seth Lyon, and the admin irator Of
john Lyon, DECEASED when one shall be appointed,
Def
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Plaintiff,

I rules holden in the Clerks Office oftta county Court
OF Patrick, at the Courthouse thereof the 9th day
ol July, l8ll
Thum,s Hancock, Plaintiff
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Plaintiff,


AGAINST
William Arthur Caleb Arthur The heirs at law of Bnrna.
has Arthur the Younger, deceased, whose bn
known the heirs law Rloda hite, deceased formerly
Khoda Arhn whose names unknown the heirs Of
Elizabeth Bowies, deceased formerly Elizabeth Arthur
whose likewise unknown, and Elizabeth Arthur
formerly Elizabeth Greer james smith and Lucy his WIFE
late Lucy Greer Samuel Hatcher and Nancy his wi late
Nancy Greer, and DIucllla his wife, la'
Drncia Greer Joseph Greer Andrew Greer Nathan Greer,
Bryce Greer Bird Greer and Berry Greer, heirs law oil
Nancy Greer deceased, formerly Nancy Anhur,
Defendants
The defendants Caleb Arthur the heirs al law of Barna
has Arthur, the deceased whose names are un
known the heirs at la" of Rhoda White deceased, former
Ia" OF Elizabeth Bowes, deceased formerly Elizabeth A.
thur, whose names unknown and Elizabeth Arthur Tor
merry Elizabeth Greer, James Smith and Lucy ms wv
Samuel Hatcher and Nancy his wife, -- and DIV
ella his wife, formerly Drncilla Greer, Joseph Greer
Andrew Greer, Nathan Greer Bryce Greer, Bird 6rGeF
and Berry Greer, heirs AT law of Nancy Greer az
ceased formerly Nancy Arthur, not having entered hea
appearance aud given security, according 10 the n'' ~
Assembly and the rules of tins Court, and appearing 70
the satisfaction of the Court TINT they inhabitants o.
this Country is ordered that the said defendants DO ap
pear here tie fourth Monda, in September next aud an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs aud that copy Of this o%s
yncbnre for two months surcessvely and posted
at the front door oil the Courthouse of this county
10, c. MIfcuEI, B; C.
VIRGINIA. TO wit:-Al rrles holden in the Clerks u,
fee OF thr Circuit Superior CnHr, af Law and Chnno'''
for the county OF Charlotte, the 9th day OF June l8ll
Wyatt Card"ell, Panuh
against
Benjamin w. Foster, William Z. Dickinson, claiborne
Barksdale and Winslow Robinson, Defendants
IN CHANCERY. 80.
The defendant Benamn W. Foster not having enecu i
appearance according 10 the act OF Assembly aud the NV,
OF tins Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
he Is not lnabtant OF this Cunmouw eath, II Is nfd'
that The sand defendant do appeal here the first NO" &
M september next nnd enter his appearance and "nS" M
r"ah bril, and that copy OF This order he lneIVu
some newspaper sblshed III the city OF Richmond OF ~
Of LVnch'nrg for two months successfully, aud po''0o
the front door OF the Courthouse of said county.
A CopV-TeSte, =,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, 'N'
June u VIM -
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John II. Edwards md others,
-

The Defendant John II. Edwards having entered hi.
appearance according The act OF Assembly aud the Il ale, -,
tbs Court happening by saSn't cvicicr ha he il
not nm lnahani oi thls Gonmonweult ordered tnt
the sad defendant do appear here the NunIa, in Son
emher mkt ahd enter ms Appearance aud lie PLAN,
I'M bill and tim copy this order lie inserted n, sono
newspaper published III the civ of Richmond or town nf
ynchhurs Tor two months successfully, posted al The
front door o the Courthouse Of the sud county.
A Cops-Testr,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON OK
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June 81

Copy-Teste
RO. c. CUTLER OK.
June 81 wom
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June 81

VIRGINIA, To Wit AT rules holden in the Clerks Of
hee OF the Circuit superior Cont ot Inv and Chancrry
foi the county Charlotte, the Sd day oi Nav 1871:
Joseph 4. DAVIS, Plaintiff
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dG61nSt


James Pampn. John Prchard and William J. Kidd latc
tanners trading and transuctng business under the nam. aud
style Oi Pampm, Prlchard n Kidd, Defendants.
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The defendants not having entered their appearance md
given security according the ssemlly md The
rules OF THIS Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants tins ConnOnw eath
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel, Is ordered TINT the een
dnns do appear here the first day september Court
aud answer the plaintiff bill, and thai copy This order bs
forthwith published in the l,nchburg months
successfully, and that another COP, he posted the front
door oil the court-hous Of This county.
Cops-le>te,
). e. STAPLES d. C..
July won
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.o0inSL

Bradley Meredith, Daniel Hopkins and Dolly formr,
Dolly Meredith, Elizabeth Hopkins dow aud rei,ct OF
William Hopkins, dee d. aud formerly Elizabeth Meredith
james Meredith, - Hawks and Polly his wife, formerly
Folly Meredith and Joseph Meredith children aud heirs Of
Joseph Meredith, dec d., Deicndauts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16

Drnclla Greer Joseph Greer Andrew Greer Nathan Greer
Bryce Groer Bird Greer and Berry Greer heirs law d
Nancy Greer deceased, formerly Nancy Arthur,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

NEw SYSTEM or LoGlc.-'' silence gives con.
scnt." or f,ro negatives make one affirmative Mr.
Cay's new ethics IN politics" According 20 th r
compromise amendment If a severe n State says
noting about the location Of branch within It's
borders. then Mcy oashf 70 hare enc Jy AZ msaag,
but 4 II openly ayows, through III Legislature, that
they DO not desire one, then the directors OF thc Cd
harlot must certainly establish branch If ,hey
think il necessary. Once upon a time, a Roman
Consul said to portion Of las army, - do not Ia
sst upon any one Of you performing his duty but
the first man that hcs.'atos sh'll be shot down n
the ranks" These Romaa Cyn.us and Roman
Senators were queer .cD9ws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

slaturc, besides county officers took place en- Mon
day Of last week BY last evenings mail we have
from the Mobile Rlgsler, the Ne'umpka irs's
and Montgomery Jaraai, the first inAings q. tie
result, winch D., likely to end j. more gnal defeat
Of tie wings than any they have yet experienced.
We have beaten the ssh - 70 their own Mobile I!
the returns have No, ye, rcachcd as. but the Dem
ocratc Senator, X. {. TouLNIN, is elected ia No
bile county by majority of5o. THIS IS excellent
We gise below tie vote FOX Governor IN several
.p--
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

No CO. tennessee editor says that several
Of the gentlemen from the United states employed
by the British Government to instruct the natives
of India IN the cultivation Of cotton have returned
home. They complain Of the climate and It's dis
eases and have no faith the enterprise Of cotton
growing IN that region.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

FEMALE INDusrRY.-Mrs. Oliver Cox, Of Henry
co.. Ca, recently, says the Boston Post, made five
beautiful silk shawls, made Of doubled and twisted
sewing silk, which in texture, weight and color,
viii compare with any India shawls Of the same
materlal-four Of them were yard square, and the
other, black, about yard and halt square. Mrs.
C. raised the worms, reelcd aud twisted the silk,
aud knotted the shawls.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

BE,urirs or \ PAPER CcRRuNcy.-A cores
pondcnt Of the Hartford Courier, in giving some
rccollectons of the revolution, las the following
In the month Of February March, drove
a team to Boston, with load, and brought one
back for 4 merchant in Springfield, Mass. had
a five cattle team. Returning home ! stayed IN
Roxbury one night, my team was fed and had one
meal, and lodging; my bin 10 the morning was
equal - Two r'I,or d"ler-i and continental money
had 80 deprecated that paid il in the round sum
Of : - for 4 single nights entertainment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

WARNIyG.-A passenger IN steamboat short
time since brought suit iu -. LOUIS aga.u-i the
Captain for NJ. starting al the hour he advertised
thereby creating a loss 20 him. The case went be-
fore jury. who brought a verdict Of one hundred
and ninety dollars damage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

Dr. james Johnson. author OF the 81 Economy Of
Health put forth the follow ing doctrine: My
owa opinion L., that were the whole age Of the
adult population registered as they come u age, and
each person male aud female, draw name out OF
the urn. and thus render matr.mony a complete
lottery. sums total OF happiness misery or content,
would be nearly. ii not exactly the same as upon
the principle OF selection.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
THE C0rFEE TAX.-PRCEs RAISED.

Boston .Nukct, lug. IN.
C0FFEE-The holders, in anticipation Of re-
yis.o4 OF the tariff, have advanced prices.
Phladciphn .Artd, .lvg. !.
C0TFEE-'lherc has been increased de-
maut Tor all descriptions Of Coffee, but most Of the
holders IN first hands have withdrawn from the mar
kct Until II is ascertaued whether not the late
TariI passed by the House Of Representatives, lay
ing duty on Coffee. VIII become law, by which
mcass the price VIII be Increased.
Babmore .Uakef, ing. >.
COFFEE-Ihcrc has been considerable de-
manl during the week, bat all descriptions are held
higher IN consequence Of tho expected duty OF 20 per
cent upon the article.
Her, Is one Of the effects Of tie Wing extra ses-
sion Of Congress, beginning be felt by the people
already. Tie people Of Pennsy lyania were prcmis-
ed projections bat this the aind OF protection they
receive, at the hands Of whiggary fhey VIII now
have to ay 20 cents per p0und TOR the best descrp-
ticns of c3iiee, winch they have heretofore bought
at fifteen aud sixteen, and for other h!ads IN the
same DroDgrtlca.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

'oorrR.-N man named spencer was ARE ted
IN fh .adeiphia for ro5bng, last week, and uhile
under examination before a magistrate, 4 woman'-
shrek rent the Court room, and strangely enough.
Spencers wife rushed through the crowd. and IN an
i"- thnt was enclosed IN the prisoner embrace.
Il was an affecting scene al inst. says the spirit
OF the iimes.) bat was rendered quite luacrou-
afterwards 1t seemed impossible To part them.
lney Rugged and kissed and struggled outraeeouslv
The whole police force intellectual. tii 1T lcne:h
HIS Honor most automatically ordered ptcher ~
ace 'eqier 10 b. ihroica upoa heir hcads! This -o2
arated them. II coohH their rapture directly III
was ordered bcow-ste went home.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

SHOCKING MURDER.-A most shocking and bru-
tai murder committed On Wednesday evening
last ON the Resterstown road, about SIX mics from
the city. 1t appears that and his wife we're
returning from work in 4 field and when near
barn. he deliberately shot her in the brcast-beat
her with his gun, aud dreadiuliy mangled the body
with some sharp instrument. The monster has
been arrested and placed pr. son. 1t not known
what could have induced this demi-devl to COM
mt the h0rrld act.-Bltim0re Rcputhcla.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

The FArrEsr MAN.-Dixon II. Lewis Of Ala
bama, is the largest man IN Congress. lie weighs
400 pounds lie did not take ms seat in the House
until the 2lst ut, his enormous weight having
delayed his arrival. The correspondent Of the \.
y. Herald says, that some Of the rough roads in
Alabama, where the teams arc light, tie coaches
had 10 20 twice for him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

ANoTnrR LANE DtcK-Our banks have thrown
out the pa, Of tie Bank % S.euhenvil.e. aud our
brokers - p0t purchase The notes 81 that bank %
my price ~ dly.-Clcrcl1ni H.raH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

At the Ant-Bank meeting 10 Philadelphia, a re-.
cent letter was read from General Jackson. giving
his last adsice 70 the American people and urcfas
than sfroHgfy 70 oppose q .Nltoaai Rank. HE
reading oil the letter @as cordially received By TIC
meeting.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

In Engand, when gentleman is riding on horse
oack IN company with lady, he always places the
lady at his left side to protect her from the plssng
carriages, as the rule is TO keep 10 the left" In
tins country where the rule is reversed the lady is
stiI placed or the leii side as the gentlemen prob
ably think that the long flowing habit ola lady j.
better calculated than thcir thin boots and wiitc
pants to brush the mud and dust from carriage
wheels. Coheiy, who has travelled much in Eu-
rope, says tins.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
\ slArn QrAnnnL.-Mr. Williams. lntely sci

\ STATE QuARREL.--Mr. Williams, lately sen.
fenced to pay Il fine Of $4,000 at New Orleans, for
Introducing convict negroes into Louisiana, publ sh
eli a letter IN the Bulletin, stating that he was Jul
filing a contract with the government Of Virginia,
IN winch he engaged to transport these negroes be-
yond the limits OF the United States. He was on
ais way to Texas with them, va Louisiana. when
arreste q, and he appeals 10 the authorities OF
\ Irginia for protection and redress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
Tur Nn.rnrnclnx pRlNclr1r. Inst "

The No-CorncIoS PRlNcfPLr. = Last week,
during the time Lord = aterpars and his party
were canvassrg Negal they met man driving
a donkey cart, the nan wearing blue riband and
the donkey decorated with the coors OF the canvass
eFs, yellow and on beng questioned why he did
not adopt the same coors both for his animal and
himself quietly replied, :. Why, uses no coercion,
we both does as We likes; he goes with his party.
and goes with nine. -Eng'ist Paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

L. :. BANR ". NICHOLAS BgDDLE.-Iasi week
the counsel IN the case Of the United States Bank
against Nicholas Blllle. VIZ: Messrs. Rawle, L.
|. Wharton, and L. ". lllb.ell, filed their decia-
ration. setting forth the amount Of damages which
they claim, at : Geo ooo. They also entered a
rue on the defendant, Bidd.e. to plead elg Oh; days
or Judgment. The counsel for the defendant are
JOSIAH Randall. Esq, e. VI. Dallas Esq, and "
VI Merelllh, ESQ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

FEMALE SivPLIciry.-'I wonder VIVA, my
brother John sees IN the lassos, that he likes them
sac well, Tor my part wad nae gc the company
% AZ la4, ior twenty lss-es'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

CrEE ron CoRNs.-A subscriber Of your yala-
able paper told me a few Days slnco how be had
cured several corns, which had con, -lcd hm 10
wear mocc1sins lie pared ,asm'oT w.lh sharp
knife, bathcd them freely with SPIRITS Of Iurpou-
tine aud laid upcn them linen cloth which De rre.
queutly wet with Turpen'iue. Ia q fem days the
corns came out root and branch To The great
relief Of the sufferer. The remedy IS simple, attain
ALE by al, and from Is ct-ctual cure in tie case
cited IT is worthy ot tr4i By sacA Is arc suffering
from these palni-l .-.,ants. j. K. =.
Jia.f. = .ri-U ifris,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

iaon named Jas Normln. Who rc-.do. noar
Morganown, Morgan county, lad. e,temnted no
murder las wife on the eth ut lledclbcraielv
lolded his rifle and fired at her at th, distance OF
one hundred yards. The ball took cilcc, IN the back
part Of her thigh and ranged To the 'front.' litile
above the knee whore 10 lodged but has since been
extracted, lnilictlng dangerous wound. The ii"nd
was taken before justice and after an examination
was held 10 bal ~ fte offur thousand doll ars
which he procured. lntemperance is said to have
been the cause OF tbs rash deed. though sober AZ
the time he did Il. she b, represented az being
an ama5le, aiiec,onate and yrtuou- woman.
Me .RUasy GG-cHe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

Mcssrs Lea * Blanchard have IN press 4 new
novel by Mr. Cooper, entitled the Dccrslnyer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

IN Y y f0cc0.7-I00 M o1cN $40 \ = -
cese ten cr cent on tue proceeds Of tie lUjs sold
rtHtH rs oieH baas only, the inequality 100 tie S..
tr..lton % thst iuad among the uue states. Is a3
pa-ent 30 gance. Bat 70 present il n ths strong
50 p9ss Die igat. let consider its results N the
dr-t and last d. these states. which M popullt 70
ara the greatest ard tie least.
Arkansas contains 1881 ri acres Of uusold land
when, at g - ..cr acre, would bring
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

On Tuesday night last, after the returns Of the
election In tA., cugaiy had been received. number
70 persons. members 81 the dcnccrat party 3.sea-
bed together ia view 81 t-stitlu- t5lir rrlti-
fcaton AZ the success OF taer ticket n TINS county
Tor tbs purpose they met 90 tie lad north VI
the city and, commenced Tie burning &c tar
barrels aud other c.,la" st.a.c materials. iu tie
midst ot tie eng. ucat, ono ~ tle tar barrels,
iuir winch quantity ot gun powder bad been dee
racGiv placed by some laaa I'D human shape. sal-
DENY exploded, and made dreadful havoc AMONG
many ot tie by-taalers.
j. -lt persons were more OF less iaursl. Sir.
JoIef. u, had 5 broken. PHrct fluIey had
both BIS legs bad. IS rat. y Gerulu, George eia-
p.oge. in Dir. '.tter-ou's Iron store, had h. -
50 badly oau. hy the ez .9s.oa tlat +. W3s j.. -9..e
days uncertain whether hc would ever regain t.e
use o. taeu. 1i.. Perry >.cetA also had one % his
eyes and As face much burut-auI little boy, an
apprentice nj SIR. 1il.er-. was also badly wounded
10 several places by tAe flying slaves some two
~ three others were s.. ,it.y burnt ana WouaJcd.
Tie escape of any one, W.t4 l.c, Is almost mlracI-
Gus. The spectacle presented, as The unfortunate
neu lay strewu around upon the EARTH some ieecl-
css ard nscas Die, and others groanng aloud un-
der tncif torlrn5 paas, VAS ole ot tAe most shock
lng t0 every feeling oi oar nature. b % affords
MS indispensable Joy To- be able to say tAat they are
all noW dong wei and oll soon recover tom their
wounds
Il is far, very far nom our dies gu 90 ay the crime
ct THIS lnqlt0us powder plot 40 the door OF tie
wing Fary,-bu. that 1t was the work 81 sone low,
mlrderous ard maj Iguunt scouadrcl, or scouudrcis
90 that pl1ty, ia most cerlau-somc hend or hends
Who smarting under the disappointment of defeat.
ought ratc eng" H tho blood and murder az orr ct-
z'u. But 10 due % say, that tha wings generally
# this city manifested becoming 2eal Doc the Ell
forts made 90 detect Tho pcrpctraior or perpetrators
of thi- hclii-h decd f.va (fu-cHc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24


Tpr LAsr Pi>,u.-We cannot iad a man among
all orr capitalists who intends % take share N
the Fiscal Bank, should IL pass 10 aGy of the shapes
m which Il has been presented 20 Congress. Our
Wing mcrch1uts and capitalists say at once, almost
all OF them that the stock VIII not be taken. They
deem tie location at Washington fatal. Eastern
capitalists " u not trust their money TO the man
agcmeut OF any Board winch can be found or formed
az " ashington. neither therefore Mr. Clay's or
Mr. living piln be- adopted, is OF very little prac-
teal Importance, or whether the President vct0es
The bill or gns Il. There Is power higher than
them all, which VIII " uon-concur.' II Bank were
made on the old plan and located iu New \ ork, We
doubt whether the stock would be taken, though
many men wiser than ourselves, would feel CONT
dent of IL The fact is people are sick OF
stocks, and Bank stocks quite as much as the rest.
The do'alcatlons and frauds ard misiprtunes
which attend them, and which seem TO dcVcopc
themselves thicker aud thicker every week, fright
en- people. and compel them 10 learn that every man
can manage his own money bcst There IS 40 Bank
stock any where which is worth 20 much in market
az N BE- supposed be worth 10 settle up. No state
iu the Union could make a bank charter which would
be filled up, and we do not think the opinion about
United states Banks ls much better. We guess
therefore that the Loco Focos will never have the
iuu OF repeating the Fiscal Bank. The feeling in
this city s not such would induce any effort or
sacrifice fr the purpose Of putting the Bank on IT,
los Indeed we are entirely mistaken as 90 the
import of what We sec and near, It favor for M
,ional bank has not dimiiiehod exceedingly in this
city within two years past. We know from per
,onal conversation, that many gentlemen who three
wears ago were very earnest n their advocacy Of a
Bank, are now Of an opposite opinion, and we know
of no man who has changed IN the contrary drcc-
t1n. few years ago there were many who did
NOT lclIcvc that the business Of the country could
be carried an successfully without "a Bank. We
know Of no sueh persons now, ont Of tie rank, Of
.ollt cians There are considerable number Of
cur eldest aud most respectable merchants whose
opinions are suil favorable t. Bank. But the
amount and strength OF that opinion has been rapid
ly lc-scun-s tor some tmc past. great many mer-
chaus have held tls opinion, who would now feel
relieved If lbc subject was ut a. rr,t 10 tuc uogi-
Use. TIE miserable end Of thc Last Bank, and the
que wiki which business + now moving ON. arc
powerful arguments with rejecting men. What The
merchants wish Is. certainty and stability in affairs
aud many who Formerly thought otherwise, are now
roul,s. 10 believe that these ends most certainly
attaied without THE use of a regulator 80 If the
Pres dent should yetotac BILL or lgn It. in cur hum
Die Judgment business and business men wl go hap
PLY ,ad quietly along, aad without Il Bank.-jou-
nat = Clmmcrcc, lehig