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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

SgH CANTON PROPERTY FOR ShLE.-Nli he citfrG
y n !~ m th- town New Canton, Monday tie qua
N!. next all Real Estate belonging u the 'at" Jn"
-.n deceased, large aud comnodIaiS laNrrn House.
In,,fut..i, spacious rooms below pas
-. .ni -tarS running up IN the passage, Tour r"oh's
ire pl,c-, passage. porclics above aud below, on
% II The house, dining IN The cellar WIN hre
49, f. rao &C., good kitchen, smoke house, dairy
~ * large stable, eniirrl: new, two very spacious gar
c seven ~ eight Of land attached This Is TIE most
-ci ,iaton m the town, commanding view up aud down
au. canal Cor miles. Also that wei known
i. called Canns Ferry with large and well hn>i-d store
= portion G.;,y in. he'd .ood STYLE fol small Family,
% Lumber house and Ware house. entirely new. Ai> y
500 - ann, = l,ii acre lot corner I'll III. street cadh.
. i-r-: All yig he offered for sale the following teens;
~ 4rh IN purchase money IN lanh PAID e n,,s y.
. tuurll ia.,s bonds with approved security, WIN
he ;ropcy the payments it us ueinc''
ne property VIII .- made known on me gay % sue lt''>
IA, mo ,,nm.rrv urryions to the day Of sale. view
time ;- lives IN The place II ihe a'o'e
lis >old prove unfair then The neat air gay hereafter
JNO. MAXEY, 81,
Acting Trustee for LcHla D. anderson.
I,..sa l:p-tis
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raI,oI-iEE MiIlrE SILrlM-K sNEING...

rJ1S rrran, establishment open iT the reception ~
visitors under the control and uirilnrh''''r -
III. The increasing reputation OF ~ waters Is f
superior accommodation, aud IL proximity 10 tie Northern fi,
leave The urupr,ufs hut that thc III
very aud fashionable On usually excellent baud
nf viii Attendance On The III m July Stages not"
n from AlrSandria Frcirrck>burg charlottesville AMI A
chester and the Isl q; Ju:y, VII ran GdIS li" lr Two
former points, .um Fredericksburg leaving ihtt" aiif i
arrival al Richmond ca arvtns II Ire S;nin:> "!c
Pu- olicc kept srts. "''t' c;rG ~ ' l"'S>
ii Post Office DEPARTMENT. ~ irro'rH sfinE< D:!t stIs
a.rvr nlit. iron; south Passengers III n"
South, AFTER breakfast, will IT !" ft'i"fck>t:'- y @
fr The cyrnn. car>-;ia.r North. vii !ca:c tie spfnt-
sunrise, and reach Washington ~ time FER the A"tirfn
III" fare viii NOT exceed 81 - !" 'ksMf. =
Washington. These increased facilities ~ ihr
attendance o accommodates. assistants aud The pledges 81 ~"
Superintendent 70 leave n"ln. nhdn" T. ~"
.aisiainn Will he hopes, hc snirt Inrccmrn u lafr
portion Of the public favor with irr presence.
DAS!El. WARD, S"pcra's,!,nf
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NTOTICE-The subscribers have this day entered mo W.
nehp and will transact business in this city under INC mn
Of Richardson * Co. .,n-ov
BENJAMIN w. RICHARDSON.
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~ ,cuar information may b. had by reference to Jere
Nooa. Ell, who will be IN Richmond nntl iis J,n :"
ma amer it PERIOD on his Farm, adjoining ''the Horse
n il r;,er addressed 10 me- Racoon Fard T. o. Cmpeper
IS. r. GEORGE MORTON.
g.. =. ,..l loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

H. .i irce Tracts of Land in good state Of improve
~. AIT clover and plaster finely upon Them They are no"
condition siu. aoundaut crops 81 corn wheat tobacco
.a ne .l adapted Sach selection oil valuable
nm rare.y Offered those who may seek an investment IN
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EXCHANGE IIUTEl-B.4L7LNORE.


The Petersburg Statesman will publish as above and sed
account 10 this office for settlement
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TH0MS0NIAN iNFIRMARY
Il S 4 N Il II o. PIT AL.
EAST RANDOLPH. TT.
u r. J s rIITII :.

FENENDEUS his grateful acknowledgements to lii ii, Is
u md the enlightened public, for the liberal rUtrUEtgu
bestowed Tn lis establishment for more tlun iour wears
past md which, lie HAPPY say has more than Guul,d
every year, Until it is admitted that he does double the
business Of any other rhi stefan in Rurdo!Ihj and tic
board of assessors for lctt--ulc Of them an NJ ID.
assessed him $40 for his medical Mcult,-und himself
and the rest of the regulars only from $40 to $50 each
This shows the estimate which placed upon the ski
and practice OF DR. Smith in his own towleyCn by those
whose interest ii is To on O>c him.
The TnoMsONIAN SYSTEM, according to an estimate
made by DIR Nhttcrhowc, formerly Lecturer in the
Medical Department OF Harvard University, now MIN,
bcrs about tour millions If advocates and nothing shou
Of It's intrinsic merits could have commended il To
such general favor. 1t found to he speedy and Efficient
III rclhoNi ing disease. The Medicines harmless and
operate in harmony with the laws OF life. The Lor6S Gre
not rotttd uiN calOmcij The skin is not WctrGttd Wih
"'StcF$j me ~am end mares are not dtddcntdW "cr
coficS nor the body U0Sted GW0g By dPyring Of its
oaLy HouTiShmtnt-thC Giood. What is disease but de-,
pnrc OF the stem from healthy condition and is it
possible use caGtl blSiCrS rGrc0cS or the lotcct
without producing disease 10 greater less extent
The lhOmsonans have Elajn ant SIic process for tho
cure OF disease without nicng any additional injury up
ON hcsl stems and that they have met with brilliant sue
cess, cGHHctbc caiiCa IN question.
Dr. SMITH, desires most respectfully, to inform invals
OF every dcscrrt0n, that nor, is the time for them TO
resort to the lhonsonan system OF medicine for relief
and he is ready to receive them, and give them the hest
OF medicine, medical attendance and nursne-with tCnrd
ana washing, ut his lEiriuy. lie conlinEcs to hive
palcns from all the "rcgicn round about ard to uppv
tie snc and cicacOns remedies Of the immortal yhon-
son, according to their situation and circumstances. Many
have been cUrCGotlcrs greatly rfitd, after haNin tr
cd the whole round of the yc"Wiar faculty and found it
worse than useless Many ladies have been relieved q,
various female complaints, ind many more are under
course of treatment and will soon regain their usual health
Though they had employ cd ether physicians IN rain
SOME OF THE WORST FORMS or ISSASIrY HAVE nEES
CURED, AND OTHERS GREATLY RELIEVED; AND FER TrE
ENCOt RAGLMEST OF TIE FRIENDS or TINS MOST INruR
TuNArE CLASS OF INyALDg, THE Dr. LEAVE TO sra.
TIE THAT IRoM LONG ENTERiENCE WITH CASES or TIIIs
kiHp, nE is OF OPINION THAT NINE otT OF TEN MAY rr
IS Easily CURED by TIMELY AND JuDICIous Aprllc,
TIoN or FuRE THuMsuNIAN MEDICINE, As ANY o1urn.
More than tWO hUHdr6d of the worst ard most ccmu
Gated cases that ever occur in this corGu-ordercdto
in many instances by Tie i0jopOUS rrd crtI trcaIrcnf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-17
THE LION OF THE DAY,


TIE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS
Mchiy recommended by Doct. JalcfiiWc l;gy NJ u -,
N !. and Cftcrs.
rHNlESE are the orders ANY one that does no, Gld re-
lolom these pills the price is TrrIdcd Lack lh,so
the POSITIVE orders Ofthc Proprietor to and
Others.
In Offering these pills tothr public rproal to their i'm
tlligtncc. lithosc pills rot what they IRE recon
mtEdCd You are IN duty bound ont oic.rtct to Nru,
ana community iorClcct them. and publish them to tie
world as IN imposition, humbug md uuackcry TLcIlI
Hcmal DC assured they are purely vegetable, iht,, are
composed oi hlht ingredients Fart O the medicine i only
nuhG III Asia nrd the vacs Of Gcruuuy For coIvCnit nee
these extracts ARE made into pills ard will found sure
cure ~ Teieior all bilious complaints. yellow Hrd Lors
ievcrs, fever AID ugue, jaundcc scarlet rash bilious cul
iC dyspepsia &c.
II is not intended that this medicine cure for ell a.
sCnses to which the human stem j. liable. Ten hCuavot
useless efforts have been made to draw pin The region oi
unknown fancy, loEg spun theory Of magic nrt which
would each and every disease Good medicine i. nor
to be found in the fire or whrlwiud
Health and happiness hang upon chance winGs-iDc In
the herald Of truth.
The past ut last is secure they have ALREADY raised
monument ofther greatness which will DEFY the corrou,
tooth Of time.
Sold by John A. Dunbar. Tan. RatCsS Co WooJstorl.
4. Gibson, ProciorsVillc, SlerWiu 4 Richardson. Il
Dcming a Co, silas Bruce. Jr Chester: H. D. N,vtcu
burton 4 Brooks, Norwich; j. C. Brooks. Cusbirr A
Nichols, Hartford J.. Clement ErGsowattr; e. p Inn
.inston, llartland; l. W. Hubbard, Iiuett a savpcc
W IndSori :. e. Fay; Reading Back Jones. ScntL
ktndinEi Robbins a White. CayeBdish; :. PrentSs Pr
Slns'le; Bailey BARTLETT Wealhersfcld; ~ Rohard.ut
n 'o' l.. Atwood Rochester. Silly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-17
NOTICE TO FAMILIES,

4 ILL., LOVERS or GOOD BREAD nrc recommended to
~ male U,e nj nm BEOHNS FCRIfbLE rihE
lEiSI Hs II makes the bread much better than the COM
mon mode. The Yeast tree from I'll impure Ingredients,
hukCs the bread perfectly white ard light is well adapted
for ship, I,c, and viii keep in p climates. 1t isrow in
extensive sc in Boston, and orders are beginning io be re-
crycd from all quarters. NuhrurCyiGCurcis wanting ot
10, Superiority all other articles used Tor rising bread
than Tie following certificate.
Bor'oH, li0y 2CH, l'il.
The undersigned having mujc usr ot WIN. Browns
Portable Cake Yeas, for rising bread, in opinions this
rev PREPARATION ct Yeast Tar better than amy other arti
Gle we hive ever made Csr Of, md viii make the bread
much winter aud very light and lccyc it to be free
from Uli impure Ingredients.
Sienclh the Pastry Cooks At the fremont House. Pa
wilton, American House. and Marlboro Hotel Boston.
1t Is row in r-c at most Of the Hotels in the city, and
on hourd an he Steamships belonging 10 Mrcuund, line
nj packets. note is just received from John Anderson
Pastry Cook board the steamship britannia, who
writes tht De- has made Of WIN. Browns Ncnst for
making bread during two yoyugcs ucrCss the Atlantic and
can recommend it as Tar superior to any thing else for
Rising bread
The uloyc article now for sale hy the Proprietor Isl
Washington street, Boston. RclHiioL by
Woodstock, Vt. ! \. DUNBAR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-17
poetry.
Vun ROY AND HES ANGEL.
BY MRS. {. NJ. SAWYER

On, mother, I've been with un aigclto-ohy
| was out ulone in the iore5tat play
Chasing the butterflies, watching the bees
And hearing the woodp,chcr tapping the trees
50 played and played, TILL 50 weary grew,
/ sat down to rest in the shade ola ycw,
While the birds sang 80 swertly high up on its top,
lhcld my breath, mother, for fear they wcud stop!
Thu, long while sut, hooking up to The sky,
And watching the clouds that wcntAurying by,
When heard voice calling Just over NY head
That sounded rs ii, comc oh brothcr' ii Sn'd
And there, right up over the top Of the trcc
0l mother, an angel was becknng to me!
And 'btother, once norc come, Oh broher he cried
Ana ncw on light pinons close down By my s'dr
Aul, mother, oh, never was being so bright,
A, the one which then beuncd on my wondering sight!
His face was as fair the dclIcate SHE'LL
Ills hair down his shoulders in fair ringlets laIl
Ills eyes resting ON me- so melting with love,
Were as soft and us mild us the eyes ola dove
And somehow, dear mother, felt not afraid
As his hand on my brow he cmtsSrgy laid,
And whispering so softly and gently to me,
Come, brother, the angels are waiting for hce'
And then on ny forehead he tchdcry pressed
Such kisscs-o mohcr they thrilled through my breast
AS switly rs lightning leaps down from on high!
When the chariot or(.od rolls along the black shy
Whc his breath, noptng round me- was son ~ me b:ccAc
That played in my trcsses, and raNtlcd the tre''
At last on my head deep blessing he poHrcd
Chen plnmcd his b,yh plnions md upward he soacd!
Aud up, up he went, through Ii" hIae sky, SO lar,
lie seemed to float there lis" & gNttcrn9 star
We, still my eyes followed his radiant fiaht,
'pil lo.tm the azure, he passed tom my si"W'
Il, 1..t Il,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-17
IGENTS IN TERu0Yp.
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY.

vi lb.-h remedy that has gained great renutstion
for the cure Of coughs colds, whOOpns couob nbtb.i
sore 'roa AMI hll diseases o the lnngs also il is In eN.
tcnsiye for clearing the voice for Vocasts or p,c
Speakers and in consequence of the extensive .,r suI
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complains bps
caused number of Druggists and Conccsners tn onn
been shown with my stamped the candy evil
IDENTIFY to deceive the public. For the genuine YOU will
call for I" VIM. Browns Boncset Candy, Mcicaed" md
that the direction is signed by the proprietor aud the
candy stamped " WV. BHOwE" The true article l. for
sale ia Boston, Mt wholesale rnd retail hy the Manuact
rer. conner nj WashiE-ton aml Eliot ST.
lci sale hv \ DUNBAR. Wnolsto,t VI
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-17
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

fIHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues to carry on the above business IN
n IT, various branches nj h old stand, nearly opposite
NhincYs Hotel, where he will hold himself in readiness
70 accommodate MI who may feel disposed to paronize
hint The best If stock will be kept constantly on hand
and no pains will be- spared Keep the best workm'n IN
constant readiness execute orders for the most durable
ware in this lire.
HAND AND ron SALE,
STANLEI'S PARLOR STONES-Oour sizes, )-tlle most
brautitnl pattern in the market. Also,
WOOISONS COOK, and sheet iron diving lue, COOK
STOVE. and Sheet Iron stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS q TEAhETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, "a new and much approved astclcl
HfRD WIRE. sc. &C.
All who in Of 1T the above articles will do
well call aud examine the and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLiSH.
Woodstock. De- -. laiN II
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REVEREND I. COyERTs.
BAL NJ or LIFE.

4 NCW aui ruiu1tlc rCm,iy for Nc durc of CoHUmD
tim, i}ttaa ByourIitjs Tropg UhO1yin.- C9ri an,
MI dScaScs If i'c LuE-y anil UOtdyip,; crienSjr,LJ
used QHirCcOH,m,d'ib by tie lIcdicai trHHy, IL uhDn
fic receipt has bCeH irtoiy mGd' kacrH.
| II, PHELPS ND 60. BHOLES.I LE DRLGGEST
~ HITTER STREET. GEN ERIL .fGENYS, iEE
PRERjRED TO SJPPLT all ORDERS on RIM
PROPRIEROR'S Y'ERVS.
| TliE PROPRIETOR j. now receiving, almost daily
l. testimonials nj The highest responsibility IN GNurut his
medicine, from fhys"iuHs ClurgymcH and others, who
have Income acquainted with h, nature and effect
ulnung which urr the following &C.,
From the Boston Hrti"a'JoUEW, August -'th. 1850
The following is an extract rom an article ~ that paper
on " HJ'juy IyrVH.,Us ,Iorun or RrgUrJiiiy
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Nutrriu Mcdira
aud General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"lhr Row |. Coycrs Mixture also now used ~ cNcn.
,iyrly for this affection by 'lrraymcu belongs Ia the
class Oi stimulating rNpCcturt, being one u those lucky
combinations OF mcdcinulugcntsN Which, while IT promotes
r>pcctoraun does not impair the Of The stunurh-
OF this medicine we feel nj liberty 10 speak since il, com.
position is not held from the Professions and We hone
the p.urtors will soon see fiji to give 1t to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend IT, having rmuluNcd
in oar own case, and in tn case Of mgny others with
CJIIrd bCEyUt.
IA al irton il fiqg conc,ra: This ma, certify that
have examined the Rev. Coycri4 ingredients. com
pounded under the name Of the BALM hlrE: aud hc
lcyrd said compound J., happily calculated 10 relieve ucr-
Ora ages aud sexes afflicted with ncurHud chronic
dacascs of the lungs aud winjpipc, indicated l.,
coughs dru breathing, and pains in different parts 81
the chest, II administered utdcr suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH 7. rlFNEY,
PhysiciIl 8 Surgeon.
AuBURN, August 3.st, l-3S.
This ccrlie. that having examined the Rev. l. Coyers
BiLN or LIFE, in all It's component parts we do be-
licyc it to he one of the best compounds for coughs con-
snmpOns, chronic nlurltions etc.. az which We have
ANY knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named discr,c
NV. DANIELS, VI. M,
w. LONEJOY, NJ y. H"hha'
GORDON NEEDiIAN, VI. y. OnouI,ra
LNWRENCE. VI. y Baldwinsyills
DR. CIR PHELPS, Ncw-Eusanl Agent, Hartford, Conn |
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-17
BETTER RCB THAN RUST.

ldlcr, why lie down to die;
Better ruh than rust;
Hank, the LARK sings in the SKY,
Die, when die yOa must!
Day is waking, leaves ave Shaking
Better rub than rust.
Ia ,ha grave there's ~loop enough
Better lub lhanrust
Death perhaps is hunger proof
Die when die YOU must!
Men are mowmg,bTee2cs blowing
Better rub than rust.
lie that will not wcr,, shall want;
Noughl for nough Is just;
Won't do, must do, whca he can't
Better rub than rust
Days are flying, slothls dying
Better rub than rust
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FRNE subscriber huying ontractcd with Mr. s. l.. Oh us
a for the riaht of his for The County ol Windsor,
bcgs leaves To call the attention "fhc public to the
The stove is beyond doubt more economical and convenient
an any other cooking stove ii use II is convenient be
OF its peculiar constructions and economical for the
that il will three lUurs OF the mel Necessary to
be CONSUMED in other stoves order TO do I'm cul It.
mount utCOOhiug II contains Ooyens OF large UmCn
sul which can in instant have the temperatures chan
scd by bumpers, as be adapted TO baking or roasting the
delicate well rs the codrscst food Tile boiling dc
department Is perfect IN every point OF view SN boilers
can he used time, The hr0llng department issO
sructrd that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room being CONVEX cd directly into The stove. Owing
the pcculary olc principles upon which this stove OPP
crates none of the heat front the fire chamber Is suffered
pass directly into the pipe, while all the coolest in the
stove Is discharged This done by air chamber lurrc
rarc6 Ing the air and smoke after thas parted with its heat
and in such manner, to produce very strOn. draug
thus NIL the heat generated must he applied some prac
ticU purpose.
In proof above have connected with This ntlvcrt
snrntthc following certificates from gentlemen olunduabt
cd character who using the stove in this vicinity.
The stoves will be kept constantly on hand aud for sale
by TITUS HUTCHINSON .R.
Woodstock, July 18th 1910
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CONSERVE OFHOLJ.YUoCK q,

~ best compounds among Thomsoglan mcJic;ncs ,o,
Quin1y Colds, rheumatism sc. '''
Forsale al ,ho Jsweiry Store NJ
Dee g " n p,yry,
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TO 7'HONSONL.f.N-S.

A FEW copies Of Maisons American Vegetable pr,,
n tiCe, or a and improved Guide to Health ,sc,
ed for the use Of families. Far sale hv
Sept. 90, lsil. n. Il NJ. o. RANDALL
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crates, none oi tAc neat nl ttt tnor 10 suffered To
pass directly into the PINE, WINE all the coolest mir in the
stove Is so discharged rms done ny IN air chamber orrc
rnrc\ ng the air and smoke alter haS parted with lis heat
and in such manner, as to produce very strong
husall the algcncrated must he applied to some prGc
tc0l purpose.
In proof the above have connected with This ndvcrt-
''r''ht ,ooN'hs ,iu" So'Gnleh ouhuoHb'-
CO. h''u',n N''u 'tn"" u's .ip ao'r III 'h'' NclH
eSo'cS VIII pc AoPI on NAM anu Tor sV
n.y., 49, nus hu lCIilNsON JR,
WOODSTOCK, July l4th lSio
C1RTiFICATEs.
Dcprsr-I hive u.cd ono orvour Cnoln, s,c, IN, nay,
family for SOM tnr ,I,t ThG Stow, i aIiit Ia -,
r,,,,1nrn,n,J il to h, nndI tI +, ,, iI ~, %" NJ,
consider one ofthc mast In. ortaat ,rcuiions ,rau
my &aow'cd"c Being simple in construction and rem
roaicm in form deem it to be draiic aud wen cu,
lated Stove. From ctthlt Jecrc il roaii Sare me
price Of the Store in HCii in one yCW in addition To IN
m'y cong r'eActS "h'h 'h'sslo'e r"sS'Sc orar "loM
@oyt IL! use, nave Il" HESITATION III fcr"Mncdingii III
C.u"N l'''u I'" 'utNtry one, "hGlhrr ihcN already
"'rr"' nav nv ~, 'i'' ''pItS' IAuL HUME
,r,i,i, .,, -, ,..
No. t''' Lr,' "Stu 4; L., aus, No"Ns ''o''
' ' w RI o'I' VI '"oA'nS N0'hhH NG usual III l''
''' I' .t u ~ 80 ~ l''t n'd', ana
""uS So Nn',l n'Nt cNV' "'to Ut ',fH ana mum IN
PruH't, ma mat II requires no mare ihon one io"rh
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
VOters.-Remembe Der

Hyou vote the anli-bond ticket you ofcourse
vote to destroy the legal existence Of the
Union sank. The moment the bank is de.
stroyed OF course every debtor and stock
holder is released.
Remember-that the Union Bank debtors
are the men who have now got all the money
that was received for the bonds.
Now, remember you are to answer at the
polls whether they shall be compelled to pay
or be released. You can release them and
take the debt upon yourselves if you choose
Remember that Uoting Will not in the
slightest degree alter or change the liability
of the State; but you can thro1O alUay all the
resources Of the bank if you choose. or you
can use these debts in discharging the bonds.
Now, voters, no shutflng-no Ainching-
stand up to the question-which do you Zee
like doing?
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
Next Monday and Tuesday

viii decide whether the people of Missis-
sippi will gjUe to the debtors Of the Union
Bank sir millions o. dollars in order that the
Union Bank Bonds may be paid by the peo-
pie at large. The question will now be dec-
ded whether those who owe thismoney shall
pay it or whether those who shared in none
of the benefits of the Bank shall share in ma
king up the payment of the bonds. Shall
those who owe the money pay it or will the
people at large pay it for them! That is the
nuestiOn.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

them to throw away this large fund and make
up the money themselves by taxation. And
4th-That the people have neither the power
or the right to decide upon the validity Of
any claims against the State, and that to at.
tempt to repudiate the debt in question, with
out lessening the States liability in the
slightest degree, will tarnish the good name
and reputation of the State in the eyes of all
the world, and place brand of infamy and
disgrace upon her frontlets and her escutch-
con which time or circumstance never can
efFace.
These are the two sides the bond ques-
ton. And though some men may entertain
private notions which would END to the &C.
cupancy of middle ground somewhere to be
found, yet in voting we repeat there is nc
middle ground. You must vote for one Sc
of candidates or the other, and here is the
creed ofthese and there is the creed o. those
Now, choose you between the two.
So we'll assured are we that the people
will fully sustain the reputation of the State
that we glory in the anticipation ofthe decI
sion. Already has it been openly acknow
lodged by some Of the leaders Of the Anti
bond party that, ''the question was started
TOO SOON! Yes, verify! the people have
had time to discuss and understand the rea
question. And most appropriately may it b
said that this doctrine
'To be hated, needs but to be seem"
The people have seen it,-they have ex
amined it,-they have condemned it'-an
they will seal that condemnation by the pub
!, lie seal of their franchises.
Next Monday and Tuesday shall be day
long remembered for good in Mississippi. |
years to come they shall be looked back to
our children as the days of the moral deliver
ance of the people. In the callander ofyeal
they shall stand up as a beacon light to tie
when it was that the assailant of public cha
tity was spurned from the virgin presence
people who were chivalrous, honorable
free. They shall tell the day when publ
dishonor skulked and hid from the gaze
the people, and when National faith bold
D inscribed her name in letters of moral Writ
e and public purity upon the fair frontlets
Mississippi.