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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
al DOZEN nUwAKD'- IMPKOVEU CnTTIINL
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, 10y
EAMI.. z AIDE

- n. o. "A
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, 10y
sAMI.. r. ADIE & co,
Agents for the Maker
H- This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
iuuui IN no other. 10 - manufactured by "A practical
chemist By washing the face and hands with ihis So,u
every m1rning, will make the skin smooth aud A.
snit 40 SIX II removes tan pimplcs aud blomshes; and
those who have uscd for shaving give the preference
10 all other kinds.
u being made ~ Chloride Of Soda, makes u a very da
injecting article II those VITO afflicted with often
sVe breath would first wet soft tooth brush andhcn
pass over this soap aud rub and gums
with every morning. Will cure the scuTyy the gums
anl prevent The teeth tom Tpng ana aching preserve
the enamel and cure the offensive breath.
Is very superior article for washing and cleansing
sores and wounds and preparing the flesh 70 heal $40.
lhers should not be without this Soap; 10y washing children
herewith IT, prevents sore ears, aud many cutaucous
dsofdcrs u Is believed that should tho body bo we'll
washed all over with this Soap a week 10 would prc
vent lany diseases "a which the human body a subjected
has proycdtO be the best article M use for rrrnyn
Grease, Paint Tar, &c. from Linen, Cotton and woolen
Rufies andandkcrchlefg which have long lain y and
beeomc yellow, by being washed with this soap will DO.
come white. ~ "
PrsBaTcS ana sold. WHOLESALE and rctaH or -
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800, 80 L.ss'. ''c VIZ IN baskets and
OII.s-wincr strained sperm; Fall do; LinscoI Neat,
MisGELLkME0Tis NRT1cLEs-su,c.I ,r.,r,,,o.,,,
anoets Eyans's best cur own importation, und warrant,
,igonnnei hPothccarcs' AMI CONFECTIONERY Glass Fur.
&c; PCTfumcTy, soaps, Tooth Brushes Pnwers =.
Paints dry aud srosud ia OIL oils window Ga.s nTnscs'
FAMILY AND rATgST MRpI INgs-rhysieians and
Country Merchants can select Goo, from large and
good an assortment as eau be iouncu any other store in
he slAtoS. Nirsnia
,n5- The most prompt attention paid packing and
RUlLEHs TAsIELEss sElDLl1Z POwDEKs-ScId
- hI Powders which are unusually offered To tho public
prevents any sroniau. action other conhi
ue 20 one compound p"~dcr the ccrycseing solution Of
"u,oIi' lh wMer' sNery nearly ttsiclrss.
, Brdsi heinz more paIaiabe il Is made Ia much les!
wthihc two po"dcsprcpared In the usual wsy For sale
ALEXANDER DUVAL.
an0 Corner Ot aud I2ih streets.
| Ohm WkIGuT. respectfully forms TIE uhabi
- tanis ~ Richmond aud is yeinty, that having taken
We sore 90 N'in siIce lately occupied iJ Mcasrs sOuh
soHmchi Of Fancy Dry Goods ftou tong cKpCTi.
the conn,I he has in New YORK he will always Ice cpn
b.cdo onrr every irg new and iasiOnabcas as
PRrS SGYT gSaRGTIpg ;w The c9.aga arse
Que; thcmcs'ics, SC trimmed anf uniimmrd; Srs En-.
broLcrcd shavs trimmed auduurimincd rn,i v ia frir.
gcs Eubror'rcd Robes aud -icnccrs. Musins; InscIt
ing.; El-ngs aui fguncipg' luGnts waiff, &c
HliAML@, rtAkIs, &C itch Chincc Siawls; scatfs
and idkis Plin Hack an ColourcJ DO DO; Black aud
Wlic Embroidered Filctdp
LINN IhMHklJh UANDkERCUiEFS.- Rich En-.
hroierrci KrvsrG llHks trimmed with Lace. Rich Eu.
LfoidCTciN cv"fE ikfs, uuffimmcd. Rri Plain cyeit.
Plan Icmatrchci aud Tape Border, trncd rorflcrs &c
THREAD LACEs Ann EUGINGs~Fngii.b POM.
Hru.cl and Nlcrclcncs, Poiu &c Paris and sc Iarcs
English French and German Thread Eignga and Inscrt.
nEJ MCu llItal lnrr taprE, Collars ADD Cun4
NETS ANb OUlLiiNGS-Witr Ground ami IrussrIs:
RAN and Figured lyons, Spot lusun Cuuciro aud Iii.
lcl Ncishu Rull.ugfi Fancy silk Note sc.
ul-lbNh AND GLOVES While ard Rack Ribbed
sit llofe and hall IloFo White upl Mack Efnbroi tired
Slk Hos, and hall Hose; White and Plain sin Hose and
haU Hose; While. Black aud BrpEn OMEN Work and Eu-
hr"dcIei Cotton Hr1c; White Linen Thread = ain and
Opcn Work Who Lslc Thread. Plain and Open wutk.
.hhdren's aud Mssca White, B0wu and Hack all sizes;
MenH brown nuu M1rI Hose aud hall Hose, Ladies' aud
Gcnilcmcn's Black, White and Co'uured KtGipvcs; DO
hius.
WHITE GOODs
T"isT' tNgg lawn, book Null, JHccouct CamhTc, Cor
dCd and PlIiI Musius
Fancy stupadanI Checked swigs an Cambria Musins
fpr Drrserr.
Eluc. White Pink and Straw, Tatlcfon MusIina. a urv
aul beautiful article for SluwlaHrd Dresses.
Corded NiwiurH striped aud Figured Window MuFiua.
LaCuH, Lawns and Uapcrr.
satin Dbtnask Cloths tum IN lG quarter, with poylea
Ma. kins 20 match,
Brown Satin Dsmask Aprons, new article
81 iOi andt2i Encn shccfnrs.
Towcls u sndiiurksbucks and Mcdno Covers &C.
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sUSPEEDERs.
DIR. SMAYNi.'S

COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUs VIRGINIANA
Or, WILD CIfERRY
l. symptoms indicative of Ptctnr.I pis.,rr A sn,'ni,
received and Tor sale 10y ''l"
LYELL, JOHNSTON & LYEII
" - All Nrkilln-'s pii stand RichWpud ",
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PATENT BALANCES.
HE EuNsrrIors, AGENTS farfrr sale u srtcnr Patent
y Balances have now Uu band fII assortment Of av.,y
HNt from " lntNIue B Of them Warranted fl boz col
"r VANLEW SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
MUsIC. MILsIC.

TUE following iHa liu of the Wsll cont In three
hCtt1t composed ~ the beautiful wtfrr Tanner aGi
arranged ioi TIE Piano. by the well known Charles eyer.
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LGELI., JOHNSTON ~ LXE ELL,

AZ Jnt1.s hchNd0gs O3f Stand Richmond, pTrFfnfa.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in 'Drngs
w Med.Cncsr Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters ATti'
eeS, OILS window Glass, Ware, &C, which they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

HARDWARE; CUTLERY GUNS a.
ut suSscriheLs are now receiving by the ships Ros.
Gus anu Sh' e!d rom Liverpool large assortment
OF birmingham and Shelf si Hardware c0nsstiny IN NJ
OF Ah's Nirss, screw Plates, &c, Carpenters patent
I'm LOCKS Curry Combs, Trace Chains, lIafer Chains
toe with full assortment Of heavy Hardware Rodgers
nn nae table and pocket CutlcTy Graves sons 10
bosom ani butchers Piles, and Egc Tools Ibbot.
ap van IEw. SMITH
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American Dlistcret
ROMLAND,s TONIC MINrunE.-

Spring steel for Gigs aud Carriages
lhc highest price Will be given Tor scran Iron
eu WORKMAN. McGRiinEV A. co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
4 NATIONAL, BANK.

\ gentleman who has recently visited the Northern
Cities, gives IT as his opinion. that all the great Capital
lists in that region opposed TO National Bank any
institution, which will make times prosperous and the
people happy. Sefntercst is the controlling motive
with them. At the present and so long the present
state OF things continues, they make much greater
upon their capital by shaving, than they can
by investing it in the stock Of any bank. We observe
the same motive operating in this State, with the same
class OF men. In South side county-not n hundred
miles from Richmond there many rich Democrats.
reaplng golden harycss these hard tines One OF them
is reported 10 have slid 1.-TWO and IA half per cent
month, is not enough" When it reaches three and u
half month, he may praise the Democracy and
National Bank harder than ever
II these times continue, should not be surprised il
the whole body of the people should offer up united
prayer for a National Bank or any thing else, which
will save them from the gnpe of the shaves and
rers. Rcimond Uhig.
GoLD-Hs history. fluctuations and present sources
is the title Of very learned article in the November
Number of the Eclectic Rerer, from the pen Of the cele-
brated traveller and mineralogist, Humboldt
'Ihat which makes the strongest impression upon the
readers mind in persng this article, is the fact that il
every country where gold has greatly abounded, tho
condition Of the people, morally and Intellectually, TIA:
teen doPlorabc. And this precious and do2od metal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
BANK or THE UNITED STATES.

The importance Of Bank Of the United States 10 the
Treasury, Is thus sci forth by AinEnT GuiNrN in his
considerations the Currency and Banking system Of the
'med States:
The first great advantage derived from II. consists in
the safe keeping of the public moneys. securing, in the
first Instance. the immediate payment Of tose received
by the principal collectors. and nllong constant check
on all Their tranacons and afterwards rendering
declarations IN the moneys paid and whilst numi
nalIy IN the Treasury. absolutely impossible The next
and not less important benefit is be found in the perfect
facility with which all the public payments made by
checks. or Treasury drafts payable at any place where
the Bank has Office all those who have demands
galnsi government, paid in the place most convenient
Ia them and the public moneys transferred through
jur extensive territory, at moments warning. without
any risk expense 10 the places most remote from those
Of collection and wherever public eXgoncles may require
From the year ll.ll 10 tins day. the operations Of the
Treasury have, without interruption, leen carried on
through the mcnimn Of hanks during the year lsl Ia
$50. through the state banks before aud since, through
the Bank of the United States. Every individual who
has been the head Of thai department. and M We be-
lcvc every officer connected with it, has een made sen
sibe Of the great difficulties TINT must he encountered
without the assistance Of those Institutions and of the
comparative and great additional security 10 the pub
lie, with which their public duties performed through
the of the Bank. To insist that the operations Of
the Treasury may bs carried on with equal facility and
safety, thrsgh the aid of the state banks. without the
incrposan ol Ban. Of the United States, would be
contrary To fact and experience. That great assistance
received from the state BANKS while there was no
other, has always been freely and checrilly aclnow-
ledged But it Is impossible, IN the nature Of things
thai the necessary concert could be made toeNst between
thirty different institutions and IN instances hoa
Wy peeunary loss,s. well known al the Of govern
mcn. have been experienced To admit, however. that
state banks necessary 1r that purpose, is give up
the question. To admit thai banks indispensable FIR
carrying into effect the Legitimate operations OF govern
nent, Is To admit that Congress has the power estab
lish bank. The general government. is not made by
the Constitution 10 depend for carrying into effect pow
vested IN It, On the uncertain AID Of Institutions. ere
acd by other authorities and which not Il, all under
It's control 1t is expressly authorized to carry those
powers into effect by lis own means, by passing the laws
necessary and proper for that purpose and IN this in
stance by establishing lis own bank, instead of being
obliged 10 resort To those which derive their existence
from another source, and under the exclusive control
Of the different states, by which they have been cstob
lished.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
FOR EsEyT.

AWING to the state of my health, and my almost
total inability to attend to business, desire 10 rent
out one or more years the plantation which now
silp have sown ON this plantation the present fall.
cropor Wheat and Rye, Whlchs now up and looks well,
the benefit Of which will of course belong To the persn
rntmg-I desire also to hire out my Slaves, about Of
10 in number consisting OF men, women, boys and girls
-,Inouasi them a Blacksmith. | would prefer renting
on, the land and hiring out the negroes privately, but II
cannot do 50 before the 18th of the present month,
shall on that day, the premises rent cut the Land
aud hire out the Negroes public auction Those wish
M to rent valuable farm, to hire negroes would tie
vel to give eall.--Aly terms will BE- liberal
BENZ. MORN ELL.
Nov 4 t25N
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\ pursuance 10 deed Of trust executed by Clifton g.
a Hill and his wife, on the DIST day of July, lSil, to
the subscriber Of record in the clerks offices of Bedford
and Roanoke counties, shall, Wednesday the 2ith
day OF November. lS1l at the residence of Mrs Mary
HILL Goose Creek, in the County Of Bedford. offer for
sale the hghcstbdder, for cash. the INTEREST," said Cliff
g. Hill in certain SIN ES and other Personal rs
tate which wcredevised by helatc james Wills in trust
for the comfortable support and maintenance Of the said
Mary Hill for her life, and after her death to be divided
mong her children and legal representatives, Of whom the
said clifton G.. I'LL is one.
And on Saturday the 9th day ofNovembor, | slall,
BIG Lick in the county Of Roanoke, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash. all the interest of the said Clifton
IL lin and his wife in the Personal Estate of the late Wi
liam Rowland and Charlotte Rowland. Acting trustee
shall sell and convey only such title vested in me
ALEX. B. ESkRlDGE, trustee.
Nov. 4 Aw
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NJ. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
~-E-s
ysla2MlSo

II IL MUD 70 hU INU INIhN,
Is hlfsaed ,reekt, ferc'y Monday and idHrSdag)
:, Jdn Dollars per anisn payable ia adrancc. No sub
iyon rHb rcceired for shorter time Than sir months;
a no paper rH De discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
t,he Eiitors,) until al arrearages paid
rs. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at SO cents per
rc Tor ieSs) for the first insertion, and 81. cents for
,re,y subsequent Insertion
FJERY ADVERTISER is required to note, on his
,,scyipt hoe long he trshcs ms advertisement inserted
an advertisement not noted tcH be inserted fRf as DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .3DJ .ERTTSLNG the terms arc for
N, prpiege of eo squares 10 for square, So for
one square, d,ncr farm, So.
a.. JOB PRINTING erccttcl neatly and crpedtioas-
h. and on reasonable terms.
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$haWls, Ezandl.crchicfs a Scarls.

Q-H Embroidered McIino Shnwls, mode
Oh colurs, Y,iendd
81 Bruche Shaws
81 Chcnc Silk do
81 heavy PLAID do
A black Alerino do
Chenc and other fancy llondkcrchieis
Super black silk Scaris, large SIZE
do Chene SILK do very rich and large
Small fancy Scars. rich patterns
These splendid Clouds, and viii be sold fair ri
ces. by HUNT 4 WARD
NOV. ! Is
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Office.

FENiF Pl BlIC are hereby informed that Ma
h THAN. the property ofJohn Galloway. who is en-
aaod IN masking Ropes, Mattresses. Sc. IN the town of
iNbchug. mol authorized Ia transact this business lur
himself aud in future all contracts with him. IN ms line
Of business, must b. made with by my consent as
also also all money due for work, hereafter dur
will be required fobc paid to me my order He will
carry ON his business IN my name IA special agent for
John Galloway. WIN. l.. SAUNDERS.
Nov < Il
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Administrators Sale.

On the 22dday Of the Of the present month, (Novem-
~ Der, 1871, } shall, administrator OF Nathaniel
Terry deed at the late residence of the said deccent.
IN the county of Campbell. expose to sale, by way of pub
he auction the following property belonging to the estate
Of said decedent, to wit: The crops of CORN, FOD
DER, OATS and lIAN-the stocks vi Horses Catite.
Sheep and Hogs-Ihe HoMchoH s. Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation 1oos and utcnsis-an excellent TIlRESH-
ING MACHINE, Com Shelter, BAROl CHE,
Wagon and Cart. Blacksmith Tools, sc.
Terms of sale will he liberal, and made known at the
time and place Of sale.
4. WALKER TERRY Admir-.
W Of Nathaniel Terry, deed.
= Nov l3 It
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U1fCheS. .Iesceiry, Nc.
W 4 y Il Il ID.

4 BOY FROM TIE COUNTRY. irom II .
IN years of age, To attend behind the and at
the same time 10 learn the Watch and Clock making
business.
The subscriber would also give notice 10 those who
have left Watches and Clocks with hun 10 repair and
which have been IN his possession than twelve
months. that, unless they taken away and all
charges paid. he shall Tor his own indemnity proceed il,
short time 10 otter them for sale. He hopes however,
that all such persons will save him the necessity efso
doing by coming forward and redcening their property
{. f.. EN ARD
Nov. L. II
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Nov 4
%{rsyets az s,eGsrKi,

LNROM Mr. Thcntons stable at Buckingham Court
4 house, on Tuesday night the 9th November, BAY
MARE. four years old last Spring. She is compactly
built common sze PAGES well, fail tail white hind foot.
some white about the snail knot above knee
had on pair Of new shoes the toes the lore feet
pointed with see-Any information, directed tD Nh
Thornton or myself VII be thankfully received, and
liberal reward paid for her delivery.
CHA'S. PFRROW.
Or The Richmond WING will publish three times,
and charge [. 7.
Invingetun. Nov. Is y
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.VEUy' STOCK.


WE OFFER FOR SALE, low for cash or in
w barter,
50 hhds Sugar, \. o., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz,
from common 10 the best
800 bags Coffee part extra fine
10 hhds., terces and bbls. \. o. and Porto REQ
Molasses
. do Syrup, very superior
do extra -
5to sacks Liverpool fine Salt
2OO do Ground Alum -
POO sides good and damaged Sole Leather
300 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Nader
leo casks Nails and Spikes. i'd to 6 inch.
6 tons rredegar Tyre Iron in. to 2 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbs. Tanners Oil
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manufacturers
prices
l0o'boxcs Sperm and 1acw Candles
- do brown Soap
10 bars Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
,0oD lbs. Green Coppcras
80 bbs. Ilcrrngs and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes Z II Il and 10 II II Window Glass
~ do 10 II II, very superior
terces fresh Rice
; boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine 6. Pow
der
- doz painted Buckets
- nests Iron bound Tubs
; do do large size
10 duz horse Buckets. assorted sizes
~ dn Bed Cord 3, q and 9 stran
: duz Corn Brooms
~ cases Tobacco Oil,
- boxes Loaf Sugar part equal TO any ever seen in
this market
eco lbs East Boston Crushed do
,0OO lbs. common do
300 HIS. Sal H.aius
90 boxes Tin plate l-3N
GID lis American Sheet Iron
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
RIFE O.v,s, HITS. HO.y.vE rs and
(.yFpS.

R)LMN coorcd and black Tai. and Satin Ribbons,
4 from to l6
Splendid Chene and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love and Grape do
super SILK and Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
DO black and drab bread brim Russia Hats
+ lorenzo Braid Bonnets, new styles andvery fine
Hoods and Fancy Bonnets. cheap
fur, Cloth. Hair. and CcIctt Caps
hese Goods will be sold very low, regardless of cost
ana bought expressly to be sold by
HUNT < WARD.
Nov. 4 Is
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.S'OYECI.

PURSUANT to decre'al order Of the Circuit Su-
pcrior Court of Law and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty of Amherst. in the suit Of David lll-gnbothan
plaintiff and Lucinda W. Ihumond defendant, shall
on Tuesday the ID day OF November next proceed to
sell upon the premises for ready money, to the highest
bidder the TRACT OF land IN said decretal
order mentioned described containing 2O9 acres, ad
i2ninr the ands of Thomas \. F.ubank and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD. deputy ier
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff OF Amherst and Com'r
Sept. % t~N
ksOstpOnCiaicNi.
The above SALE is postponed until the 25th day Of
December next. II; =
Nuv. : i-'D
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Great bargains ina Saddfc,y.

|Eulf. subscriber takes great pleasure in informing
L his friends and the public generally that he is now
with great eaae by himself and on the most aecommo
dating terms, in the Northern Cities which, in addition
to his former stock, will make his assortment complete
From his experience IN the business he feels fully assur
ed that he can furnish and substantial work rs
any IN america, and on The most reasonable terms; all Of
N hich is made hy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
Public Building.

TEVIE undersigned have been appointed, by the coun-
ty court of Amherst, to receive proposals for en-
closing with brick three sides Of the Public Square
They ready to receive such proposals. and invite
the attention 81 contractors to this workhc plan and
specifications of the work will be made known. by appli-
cation both either ufus residing the Courthouse
ROBERT TlNSlEY, c.,
SANfL. NJ GARLAND, Yum" D.
Sent ~ f.
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DISSOLUTION.

fANIIE concern Of MARIlN. WARD & DAVIS
u was dissolved by the death Of Thomas j Martini
t.sa ON the 2th day OF August. 1870 and the under
stunned has all the books aud papers of the late concern
and he alone Is authorized grant receipts aud closc the
slim. MI persons indebted will call ON hln Inn l,r
sefllrment. JNO WARD Jr
ono oi the surviving partners Of NJ w y DAVIS
Nov. | / 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

far from giving permanent wealth to its frst pes-
s5rs has, IN great majority Of cases, reduced them =
spalid poverty. The portions Of Asia and Africa Ma
South America, ia which IL found in the greatest
qualities in point. But the most impressive
Instances Of it's depnyng and npovershng effects |.
that Of Spain This country, when the mines Of the New
World were employing theft treasures into ts lap, -
tho frt power in Europe and the arbter uf the deso
Of Chrsicndom Its resources seemed inexhauseibls.
But whilst the process Of draining the American mnes
going aud Spain to the casual observer, seemed
,nIieed with wealth. the magnificent Charlie. died, and
did not leave enough IN his Golfers to supply his hosse
hold troops with suit of mourning. The poverty Of
the Prince was fair sanpe Of that Of the people, In
the meantime, England speck upon the map Of
the world, without gold mine, rising Spain re-
cecdto be rst rate pow,t, both in poititicai inll
aud national wealth. She relied upon the enter-
prise and industry Of her citizens. and by these means
reapcd The benefit of the precious metals, which Spain,
acquiring without labor dlsipaed with needless prof
sion aud folly. In the one people, the easy acquisition
engcnderrd habits of dleness and waste-- the other
The difficulty Of procuring it, caused it to be husbaned
when got aud Unused habits OF industry and economy
throughout the whole nass:thus demonstrating, that
economy and industry are more important permanent
naliolal wealth. than all the mines IN the verdi
The contrast between England and Spaill--the i'm
oyerishlng Effects Of redundant wealth upon the Ole,
and the .nrcng influences OF industry upon the other
expose the Gy Of thai class Of paIitieo economical char
aians amongst who teach that the simple npora-
ton Of specie the snrosi index Of and the best I'M ans
tn Correctness of this mischeyous facy. they have
altr,d l9 years 10 make gold How up the Mississippi
aud substitute II ar tho fruits Of enterprise and industry
lh'ir ahors have been attended with the results,
which all sensible men turesaw and predicted. Gold
has been made TO How np the Mississippi; has beei
oslonatusly waggoned from city 10 city Throughout tho
great West, and the naginalions Of the people dcued
with the notion of ineNhausthe riches. IN the mean
unc industry relaxed from its ahours. being stefceA
died by spiI'l Of gambling specuation-lcss substantial
wealth MAS created-comnorce dcanoed---thc gold
has taken wings and flown away--lcaving behind a
worthless paper money. and the country in much
worse condition. physically. financially and morally,
lhan it was when these political quacks began to ad-
minister hclr golden potion.
The true sources Of national prosperity and hnppi-
ness af 10 be fund in industrious, moral people, and
without these. the golden cavems ol the lra Moun-
atns. and the oShausess mines Of Mexico aud South
America, cannot make thtm and keep them rich. FIX
prcncetho tate OF spain teaches it-and com
firms the lesson. ID.