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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY


NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS.
j FiJ iai Winter ~ 60. 49, AND rr.r hcn al whole.
sllo Dr r.nu 40 mes 'a conn lr TO- sure sales
gIrrl superior wool dyed black Corls and Clssmcr,s
D. ~ Invisible grcsn blue, DryTn, irab, lni other
HEAVY b.ayeraoa pilot Cloths
Superior fancy london Cas.mercs great variety at all
Srincrs, Huutoon7 kentucky Jeans
ClHIc-r1ap K,rssys, Washington do
Rnso, wmu.y Dom 1nd Ntc1ioaw Blankets
Printed DruEE'.ts. Green Hiil. Ingram Carpets
Coiunln ~ due wine. RET green and yellow Fannel.
rI.e Dome.a French EugIsb suI Gsruao Mrnnoss, oil
rlar and fl7cidao black and buebaok Bombazne
Crap. ia H1ebc', Grape dc ROD
Rich rmbrujsr. 90 ami puufod MousHHnq
BI,ra suI isai. black luI Dlreilaoz dn
,,ry r.,-s 40 Do Rune. aa'i rt,i.sr silks
EIab Br.caIe tu,ue, striped P"ptde So. -,,....-
Mcuno. -k, -aug aud Cga,y vesui.w
| Couoa six aai Mcdao Hoe 'nl llall I IIose
gerfrueTs rlz SUD Netno Siirs agd Dawers
/ Ia..' D.. ~ Ns-'s DO go, ~, v,,,o
/ Thrc1i la-es CanDnc and AdHm EIs'nl' AMI 10
/ N1.Ir Bands. Iyl, ami BsbbinetI 1ccs
I iu#. lncn T4b,c Lucur, HucsDack, Birds eye an.
| Ffcurl Gasiisl aoi Ger,uln 8eduoea, At prices
! brown su1 bIcschcd -IoefinEs and Stnrungs 49,
! Cotton Ozusburzs Bod 1icsing, Furniture aud Apron
| Checks
| Gum Braces. satin and Boubazne stoeH
| linen Collars HuI HYFIul
/ tli Iius, ri u.i Cotton
/ shell Bray a1i ivory Combs
| rilk StIin. Ktly'o anil Hfocuo Shawls
| Fsucy kluI Mcun1 liandkerchcis
Together with many ufhcr artries too numerous ~ I'u
ton, a ~ Witch will be- foId a small aiyarce IRON
| % Is LArfRop vANDEURsEN.
FOR RENT,
| A Store end Dwell hug On " street, In a good p
E5rA tuafOn Tor auaur " Iesiredi the store WI b
| kJst1 rented separate. Posses may De had IN
| >SA-AA- few days.
ALSO,
ensllbr comfortable House. and lot ~ Two acTes
and attached, about one uiie from Richmond. Posses
SION lsi November. Apply 70 - - 80.
| SOD RICH HILL, ". 10.
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no constant supply Of the above instruments with
DR. Hu's improved EIusses for Hernia VIII be Scvt 10y
LNElI, JOHNSTON \ l.N ELI
n. Z. King, Norfolk; Bngcs q Thomas, Pol"I .hHrS'
Spotswood 4 Robertson, do, James T. Ruyalr, Lynch
burg WIN. "a. Chapel. FaTmVile. uih ,
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4sa Ess1 sssss9 Ess.ss
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION

DASSENGEES going North are Informed that there are
u'w taTcc d'ty huc Ci cars fiom Washington In Ia,
tmcI' one immediately the the Potomac
sirauuoats auutCr ~ VI the morning; aud aun
thei a. before Rus last Ccnnrc with iin, tryin
baGrorc - Pna,e phta - 7 VI: Inns Attending travel
crs n Richmond and Petersburg opportunity of pro
cecdns tuincd1itlN and reaching Baltimore
maiuiug all uAht n NaShntru, oT, they desire
iuuEs IN Washington until before - the d,Y, aud
vet r. 'D ~ Philadelphia lodge Fare from Richmond
To- BALTIMORE, $40 IiiOS. SHARP. A-cn' Ttan~'u
ap az Rich. FIR \ 70. L. H.
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Which NIL De uuut uutuu 10 be- the most sI'cr.
r. ami url .s'fsd that ''N have hd Ia th-ir
lower fu t,tsu al piece r4IfIrUi 'tr
Goods can H" purchase, In other House rkr
his 80 Ulr-gc whcN they determined ~ iuld snd
respectfully AK ,Nl from those n want Of good bar
lains N sossrual., Fall aur Winter Goods
~ ih' annexed st they have tatc the
" ' roum-~'uc their ~focEaN ~ t-tich Sc found
aud m'", Others not cuumc ayrd It early appucaou be
IN L.
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LYELI., JOHNSToN q YELI

LYELI., JOHNSTON q LYELL,
A. Jams .lrhiauas D'3 Stand. Ri-lvrEF, Virginia.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS iu Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals. Dye Woods. Painters Arm
cl.s, obs, NIyIow GLASS, Glass Ware &C. which thcy
will sell OF iib r.. terms.
NUfuCss, Mace, Indigo Suuh, Maccaboy, L. Iril.
Castle :. ap, Cloves. laTd's. scotch, d..
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black, Back Lead
Coppcrls, ROiru Stone Siaughtuu RTicrs, Chalk
POI att Ptlrl Ashes, starch sup. CaTh. soda Putty
Llluonce Rail LoCwooL Setdhtz Powders, soda 10
-lCra'us, Fig blue. Alum Yeast Powders. Alcohol
PuViCI ei Ginger and Root Castor OIL in uotJlgs
White Load, dry aud IN oil EPSON salts Flour sulphur
jamaica Ginger. SaUpctre luk, u buIvs, birthstone
OF Peppermint and other iIcifrr Matches
essential otis British Ius'rc
lsuslass, Russia Olive Oh, IN baskets aal
sponge. coarse and fine barrels
soda. for washing
OllS-N!ntCT a,rlnCI sperm; Fall do; lIuseel Neat
DOT, spirits Turpcrfiue
MISCELLANEOUS ARTl'LES-Surgcal Instruments,
-ance's EyansS best own Importation. and
genuine: Apoihccarcs AMI CouiccuonrIS' Glass Fur.
lture. assoueL NJ all de.siiponsi Walls tiles CoIks.
&c; PCrfgmcTy, Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Powders. -
Paints try aud ground OIL, OILS. Window Glass Bruses
CCCrs ami Painters Articles
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-Physicans and
Country Merchants select GOO from as large and
good be founln any other store IN
ne SIatco Virginia.
to The most prompt attention paid to packing and
shipping orders. nm ~
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRING WATER,

a cure lor SsrDruie, Dy'repsu, Chrome Diseases
nGd DrOpsIcs.
FT1T r.uirE fgrHr.frH 1r" DO. med Sufficient FOO show
fIs ,ff..rt Of .I. hI.H Wa.nr
From fI, Esv ID N'fcaIoi K0ckIfiizg. un1r lfurc0u
MAJ @rfH.I-4
Ns..r.I&A % C1mpHeI-rsyug nr H,grui ,f..1s,
v...ru.r rI.y af,rrlf.H -rrugs, suI hsgiug uniform
Iy.t...I much l1vfnfr.r ifYu fIr Is" ui fH water
r..s.IHIy .lIuy .nu.uy fI esrurs bH'i fi other
IrraIT. ly l.it If done. ~ th' nee uf H wafer.
fHH fff you Iuil measure hH I'WfrIcI Tor r
expensive improvements anil exec lent accommodation
yruftgr mad, arI provided Ny disease e chronic liver
f10rUu panied with cough auiiyFrrp.H ~" va
frruHrfm'y sprsHI- o f0 liver with great acton on the
Bowels urI 'Us aIp'tr aud igcfIYur nnd produces
general nur effect f'e whole system. feel well 49,
.fe1 t' afu U"sHe 4. fo Irge oH'H fo the virtue OF
| .u Alum ~Hiu. Sue considerable portion ~ trc health
| anil cumior. hlgr rrrHyr1 SINCE tried soficacy.
respectfully,
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GLASS
- AL1lNDRE GLASS all sizes oi the old factory Glass
II the best arir OF Cyndar Glass made iu Iurd
sics; sale ~ Per less than former prices. -
oerc az this ow prr inr the purpose "i closing tc con
~isuuCuts Of tho Oh concern. The attention OF those
want OF such, o. solicited.
IT DICKINSON.
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FALL X WINTER GOODS

/. KOUCu, BROuKS a HUDSON have The pI, assure a
announcing 10 th~ir friends sni the public that thcl
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DIR. HULL'S
uTEHO ARnnMIN SUPPORTED

ALEXANDER DUVAL,
AGENT inTthc PIoprIctN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

Golland silver mounted and steel Walking Canes win,
anu without swords gold and silver rrpoiucd Pcur u.s.;
superior pocket Book and WlIra, gf'Yif'a and other
steel Pens OI"r' sud superior ~y GlaHscE Travellers
Case; Roy Rings; Tw,r.rt.. Tooth lifuaIr': sTyfr
BuKcs Pocket Rules superior patent apc Measures I'd.
trlrW.
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NEW HAT STORE.

G. & J. ). ROOT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
IA ATS AND CAPS,
MAIS sraEEr, LI.uNuSB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

THE subscriber is ewing keeps constantly onhand
i wholesale AMI retail and az the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware 81 every dsscnpuon.
Also variety Of Stoves designed for burning either
wood a.
stove Pipes aud every otc article IN hls ine iIit 10
So rs ''' TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

snaibm comfortable House. and lot u Two ecTss o
and attached, about one uile from Richmond Posses
sion IL November Apply 10 - -
SOD BlCH ID HILL, Jr a W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

Manchester Eagle Mctl harts Richmond and Pccrsbur,
Cotton % i.h = 40, lt 3n bales factory prices
/ -. - urh an : Mech nc Shiriuss
g Z aud p ush Nsiuar1a go
- Merchants Salru-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

WIN. ROMLEIT,N
Goods 20 be shipped Co New Orleans, Mobile. APP
paaChacula. any other places, Wt uc
Sgardei from New York by the New
YORK, rec Of charge, except such may bc actually ia
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ness and 10 the community at large, the gain which
must be realized by restoring many valuable custo-
fsers and co operators IN productive employment TO
active and profitable life and business cannot fail TO be
immense.
This bill does not include corporations among the
debtors on whom il operates. A recurrence TO the
principles stated in this report will show that bill
framed such basis as this could not, without Sc
rious discrepancy, embrace corporations Corpora
tions aggregate cannot be imprisoned nor where the
corporate body alone liable for debts could the
porators be imprisoned held personally responsible
In any way As general, If not an nyariabe, rale,
these corporations end their existence falling into
insolvency Their effects distributed among their
credltors and the corporation ceases Every thing -
done in this respect in the OF corporation, UNI
der lis own charter which is proposed To be done,
under this bill in the Of individuals while such
corporations being dissolved after their effects dis
trbuted could not require and could not receive a
discharge from their debts as bankr,pts They would
be discharged already The law Of their organization
il or should be bankrupt law enough for them. The
remedy moreover in Of insolvency OF a corpora
ton is complete, may be, in the State where the
corporation exists. The corporation is creature OF
the State law having local existence, which, IRON
It's very nature lasts longer than its solyency and
il the corporation falls into insolvency, aid au
thorty on the part Of the Federal Government is
cessary 10 give all the relief which the requires
or Is susceptible Of State authority and State power
is sufficient for this purpose.
to include incorporated banks in a bankrupt bill pro-
ceeds evidently the mott of the necessity of re-
sranng them in the exercise Of their power of Gre
ating currency. II is question of currency and Il
the power of arresting State banks in their business
OF creating currency or uFon their abuse oft bu.
siness belongs TO this Government at all il is beev.
ed that il is not appropriately derived from the clause
in the Constitution concerning bankruptcies, but from
authority which possesses over the subject OF
currency.
The committee have not deemed il their duty to
go into inquiry concerning the constitutional pow
of Congress to legislate State banks in the
mode and with the view proposed which is under
stood to be that of arresting their proceedings by
the legal nterposition Of this Government, whenever
they shall suspend payments in specie. Whether
such power exists, and, if it does exist whether II
is expedien to exercise il, 10 have no inmed
ate connexion with the subject under consideration
We clearly of opinion that such an enactment
could not find proper, If il could constitutional
place in bankrupt law framed on the principles and
with the objects Of this bill.
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difficult OF attainment Whether Fiscal Bank with
the unqualified branching power Proposed ny ne
bill now before the Senate, would have or impar TINS
stability, or whether il would not, from The honest
doubts Of some, and the party Jury OF
others lie ex posed lncessaDt assaults endahgehg
il very existence and producing any thing else man
uniformity Of action, are questions al inis nion'h'
well worthy the most serious consideration OF every
natriot How far these assaults might be prevented
by asoidng the constitutional question: and thus bring
inc 10 the support Of such institution all who while
they tousy entertain such doubts, sincerely
desire the good aim at-and how much Of perms-
nency nigh be ADDED by having the concurrence Of
Goth Federal and State authority in the creation Of
such bank thus putting it beyond the reach Of either
to destroy -are also questions commanding the great
est attention
There are Others, and perhaps no less important,
considerations necessarily connected with this subject
requiring the careful attention from myself and
all others having the responsible duty to perform Of
pronouncing a decision, which | must at present for
bear TO mention
Allow me, in conclusion 10 say that these ques-
tons 10 be settled wisely and benefcally the
try, must be dealt with camly-passion Of all kinds
must be aayed, and enlightened reason ieft 10 rule
supreme. You have yourselves set me example, in
this respect, by the manner in which you have dis
cussed the subject which shall fail TO profit by
The Nation, think may take 10 itself the comfora-
bic assurance that this session 81 Congress riH NOT
close Without the adoption Of many soiutory measures
and among them some irise and sdfisfaetory systen
for conducting the fseai affairs ofe Government and
restoring the currency Of the country.
have the honor TO be, most respectfully, your obi
serv'i. VIM. ID. MERRlCk.
To Messrs ALEX. BRows & Sons, and others
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Anecdote IF President Quincy and Josiah Quincy
Jr.-Some years since, on the morning after Quincy,
jr was first elected President of the Common Council
President q Of Harvard University happened to meet
his son on Change, in State street.
Good morning, Mr. President" said the old gen.
tleman, smiling. Good morning. Mr.. President, y
replied the other, with grin.
reflection from both faces illuminated the counte-
nance of bysiander with double nd. twisted con-
torton as he gave vent to the facclous remark chat
similar titles seemed to fall on both father and SON.
The old gentleman instantly raised himself till he
stood upwards of six feet in his low heced boots and
after strut that peacock might have envied replied
with cachinatory roar that might have frightened a
truck horse.
yes, sir,--but one star difereth very much from
another star in glory"
Rtdouhed roars from the arisocracy, now made the
very dollars rattle the counters Of the neigborng
Banks ul young JOSIAH, Selling the first opportunity
OF a pause, retorted, with a reyerential bow,
That's true--and the difference is that the old star
presdes over pack Of boys, while the young one is
President of men p Boston Mail.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY
J. C. GREGORY & co. managers.

j. G. GREGORY q co. Managers.
On SATURDAY, Oath July, ls4l, the
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY
Class X, for lS4l.
Will he drawn at Alexandra, Va.
GRAND SCHEME.
Two Capitals of 10000 Dollars,
Amounting to $4,000.
prize $500 prize of 5000
prize of 81 500
40 of 81 800 so Of $250-..60 of 5000 &c
10 Number Lottery-l2,Dra,on Bahots
Tickets $lO-Halves $5--Quarters 81 SO.
Certificates of packages of 25 whole Tickets 90
DO. do. 25 half do TO 90
Do. do. 25 quarter do 81 so
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY,
Class L. for lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va on Saturday the
3lst July, 1911,
GRAND FRIES.
10000 Dollars 6 900 Dollars
1000 Dollar. 5 900 Dollars
81 900, 800 2,000-Sl ,747-25 of 81, 000-25 Of
S5l0---2S of $780, 200 Of $500, &c.
Tickets $i0-Halves S5-Quarters 81, So
rs Number Loltery--l3 Drawn Ballots.
Certificates OF Packages 25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do. 25 Half do 65 90
Do do. rs Quarter do 80 so
For Tickets and Shares or Certificate. OF Pscka-
ges IN the above Splendid Lotteries address
J. g. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, d. c
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all VINO order as above. June 29-2aw3wdSe
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ZINC BUILDING, FURNITURE, CARPETS,
II &c at auction On Wednesday, 2sth inst. at
o'clock p NJ. shall SELL without reserve, In the
yard ofthe National Hotel, the Zinc building, better
known as Gadsby's Log Cabin, containing a large
amount Of excellent building materials fine flooring,
and about IL 900 feet of zinc with LOT of se-
cond hat Carpets, Curtains, Mattresses, Cots, &c.
The attention Of builders, coppersmilhs and others,
Is respectuy requested as the sale will be positive
DYER g. WRIGHT,
july 1885, Auc,ioneers
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nFERRALLS COFFEE-HOUsE Re,kele

nFERRALLS' CoFFEE-HoUsE, Berkeley
~ Spnngs, Virginia-Ths long s,atlished board.
ing house now open for the entertainment Of visit
ers With the principal buildings are connected Sc.
veral comfortable out-houses, together with w Hun
tiers large boarding house.
Grateful for past encouragement, nothing will be
omitted 10 merit continuance BY the Publc's humble
servants, r OFERRALL,
JOHN O'FERRALL.
july Palm
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$4,000
AND
AND -
SO PRIZES of $1,000.

On Saturday, 2Sth August, 1871, the
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Class @, for lS4l,
Will be drawn a, Alexandria, Va.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS
$4,000 Dollars 1900 Dollars
5000 $500
2297 Dollars
so Prizes OF 1000 Dollars
so OF 5000 DolIars-50 of 200 Dollars &c
Tickets only slO-Halves $5-Quar,ers 81 so.
Certificates of packages of 26 wholes $3.50 90
do do 26 halves IS 90
do do 26 quarters 30 80
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packs ges
in the above splendid Lotteries, address
J. q. GREGORY 4 CO, Managers,
Washington City, d c..
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to all
who order as above. july 22-2aw3wd&c
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To take Ink out Of Linsn.-Tskc piece of mould
candle, or common candle will do nearly well, melt
it, and dip the spotted part of the linen into the melted
taow 1t may then he washed, and the spots will
disappear without injuring the linen. The ladies
needn't grumble with their husbands any longer when
they come from the counting house with " ink bo-
soms"
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WAsHINGTos, July 5, lS4l
GENTLEMEN Il see the Columbus Argus has mis-
apprehended the meaning Of my remarks about the
bank. | speaking of what the Northern men
willing TO do, viz let us have little respte on
abolition if would go and vote for Bank, la
riff &c, not what would do, but what they were de-
srous for to do shall for fair bank charter but
not for foul one. am anxious there should be a
good bank and lift not loaded with provisions against
State Rights shall vote for it with pleasure for feel
and believe that the condition OF the state banks
the arrangement of the currency and the necessities
Of the people all together produce oyeTuling ne
cessity that oug quiet the doubts fevefy patriot,
and cause every State lights man to acknowledge as
truth that the question has been often adjudlca-
ted and acted upon and benefcally too that should
now be treated settled. The only question should
be so to frame the charter avoid infringing upon
the sovereignty Of the States In word am in
favor of Mr. Tyler's plan.
Very respectfully your obedent servant,
JULIUS G.. Afford.
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nEMOCRATIC REyIEW-New Series-is to
~ be published for the future in New York by
Messrs. Langley Booksellers, in an improved style
TO appear without fail on the fret day OF every month
The number for July may be examined at the Book
store Of F TAYLOR, by whom subscriptions will
be received. july "a
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CHARLES O'MALLEY, cheap edition, from The
~ commencement up to the conclusion Of the last
number issued complete for 81 IS in one large vo-
lume half bound.
This day received for sale by
July +, TAYLOR
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.

The following correspondence between number
Of our merchants and Col w. ID. Merrck, of the U.
8 Senate, has been handed to us for publication
Bali. Patriot.
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WAsuIscToN. July 10. ls4l.

WASHINGTON, July 49, lS4l.
Gentlemen: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of letter. dated the 18th inst. signed by YOUR
selves and many other commercial gentlemen Of the
city of Baltimore, of the highest responsibility
pressive OF your and their views the bill pend
ing before the Senate of the United States incor-
porate the Fiscal Bank of the United States y and
indicating particularly, your approval of that feature
OF the bill, now stands, intended to confer the
power upon said Bank of establishing branches within
the several States, without reference to the dispo-
son or wishes of the State Governments. Any com
muncatlon coming to me from so respectable por-
ton OF my constituents deserves and beg you to be
assured, will receive the careful consideration
am most anxious to regulate my action in the SEN
ate upon this, upon all other important measures
likely to be brought before that body with single eye
TO The interest happiness and prosperity of the
try generally, and of my own constituents particu-
larly Actuated by this purpose, purely and solely,
cannot but express to you, and through you TO the
other signers of the letter my thanks for the comm
nication with which you have honored me, intended
as am sure il must have BEEN TO impart information
which should aid but not embarrass, your represen-
tive in making up his judgment upon the important
question TO which IL refers.
No greater calamity has perhaps ever befaen our
country, than the mixing up Of its monetary affairs
generally with party politics, and | greatly fear
there is to be stability security for national
individual interests while questions of credit curren-
cy and banking continue TO agate halls Of egis
laon and political assemblies. This is opinion
which, persuade myself to believe, ! entertain in
common with all the members Of the political party
with which am associated here and though there
may be differences OF opinion amongst us as 10 the
safest and best Of correcting this evil there is
to the ends desired by ALL namely supplying
the country with sound and stable currency of uni
form value, and Withdrawing these questions as far
as possible, in time TO come from political agitation.
Such being the righteous purpose Of all, cannot
doubt that in the end great good will result from
their efforts multifarious as are the views and
rarient may appear their opinions TO the form
and mode Of efecting the common object
II would not he very difficult perhaps to relieve, by
the Of credit in any Of several forms, the pre-
sent necessities Of the country, the higher and
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@drrfrO.

On Tuesday morning by the Rev Mr. Matthew.
Mr. LEON RAWICZ GAWRONsKI 10 Miss
HENRIETTA MARIA HALL, all of Washing
ton city.
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The following letter expressing the views of Hon.
j. C. AFFORD of Georgia. in relation to Bank Of the
U. S. is published in the Columbus Enquirer: