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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
ORPHANS COURT-CLARKE COUNTY, ! AuGUsT 9th l84l

ORPHANS COURT-CLARKE COUNTY, !
 AUGUST 9th, l84l. { HtHIS DAY came JESSE E. DEAN, former Adm'r u on the estate of RICH'D HOPKINS, dec'd, and suggests the that he has duly administer ed the of said Richard Hopkins, and prays the court for order for khal settlement whereupon, it is ordered that Satusday the 25th day of September next, at the court house of Clarke county, appoint ed for the settlement of the accounts of said annis trator, and thai publication of this osder be made once week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot newspapeF printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and bear the settlement of said accounts. true copy from the minutes Attest,
 ahg30 39f40ds TERRELL POWERS. Clk. E0 M Spanish Segars; 30 pieces Dundee Bag g i; OlO 50 pcs. Kentucky Bagging,
 100 coils Rope, 10 bols American Gin
 20 's e Brandy,
 150b bxs Window Glass, Sc cs
 ang4 l. HULL. & SON, 13 Water st.
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ORPHANS COURT-CLARKE COUNTY.

JUNE 7th, 184l. NNHIS DAY came John q. Creagh, Executor of Il the last will and testament of William Murrell, deceased, and presented his account current and &C., companylng vouchers for the consideration of the Judge, which said account current and accompanying vouchers having been examined and audited by the Judge, and having heen properly stated: It is hereby ordered by the court that the said account and vouch CTS be set for allowance the of the Orphan court be holden the first Monday in August It is also ordered that notice of the presentation of the said current and vouchers for allowance the said first Monday in August next, be publish ed in the Commercial Register and Patriot, news paper published in the city of Mobile, forty days.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest,
 iune2I 9*tf TERRELL. POWERS, CIk.
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STATE OF ALABAMA-BALDWIN COUNT,

STATE OF ALABAMA-BALDWIN IN COUNTY
 Vacation held on the 2Sth day of August, 1S41. FUNlIIS DAY appeared WILLIAM OSWALD, Ad- IL ministrator of the Estate of Reuben Gatewood, deceased, and presented an Inventory and A, waise- ment of said Estate which is ordered to be recorded IL is further ordered that order of sale be granted said Aamnistrator to sell the following articles be- longing said estate, to wit about sixty thousand feet Lumber, ten twelve cords of w d, one Horse and Dray, lot fWearing Apparel, and also Lease on certain Wharf in the city of Mobile, and that publication thereof be made for forty days previous to said sale by advertisement in newspaper print ed and published in the city of Mobile: And also to sell muatto Boy named Robert, for cash.
 Extract from tue minutes,
 VIM. H. BASQUE, Clerk. The above property will be sold on the wharf for naerly known as Judge Burns lumber yard, on We'd nesday, the 18th day of October next, with the cepscn of the boy All will be sold credit of six Naonths. sepl 4Ot40ds*
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ORPHANS COURT-CLARKE COUNTY, !
 AUGUsT 18th, 184l. ]

AUGUST 18th, 184l. TVHIS DAY came MARK w. MAXWELL, Ad- Il ministrator on the estate of ROBERT R. HAR- WELL, deceased, and presented his account current and accompanying vouchers for the consideration of the Judge, which said account current and accom- panying vouchers having been examined and audited by the Judge, and having been properly stated for a lowance at the term of the Orphans Court to be hnl den the first Monday in October next It is also ordered, that notice of the presentation o the said account current and vouchers for allowance the said first Monday in October next, be published in Commercial Register and Patriot, newspaper prin- ted in the city of Mobile, or forty days. true copy rom the minutes. Attest,
 TERRELL POWERS,
 aug3O 30 4Ois Clerk.
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h ENRf \ STODDAkr, corner Cont and A II Water streets, ofier for sale
 IDA vide Linen Sheeting, l2-4 wide do do, with variety of single and double Dan,ask Table Cloths and Table Linen, Table Covers, Toweiling, &c. complete assortment oi Clothing oi all kmds as usual. mat Is
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oct2 9l
FOR MONTGOMERY & WETUMPKA.

FOR MONTGOMERY g. WETUMPKA. h ESSs-~ S The new and splendid light draught z;saSe<E5;Z- steamboat J F. W ESS, Alrhonso Brooks, master, will commence her regular trips on Thursday the l6th inst
 The Jewess has been hauled out and thoroughly re- paired and her accommodations surpassed by any boat on the southern waters. For freight or passage, apply on board to
 E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,, Agents. sep10 43tf cor. Com. Front & Dauphln sts
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ORPHANS COURF-CLARKE COUNTY, }
 2

UNI HhNo OOUNf-OI.aNNC OOUN.
 AUGUST 2d, l84l. { FTNHIS DAY came JOSHUA s. WILSON and JAS II M. WILSON, administrators the estate of William Ezell, decd, and suggest to the court that they have duly administered the estate of said William F. Ezell, and pray the court for order for final settlement, whereupon It is ordered, that on Saturday the 18th day ofSeptember next, at the court house of Clarke county, be appointed for the settle ment of the of said administrators, and that publication of this order be made once a week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts.
 true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 aug30 39*t40dys TERRELL POWERS, CPk.
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}uA FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.-The un-
 tss! ersigned offers to sell lease his Buildings situated on Government st. in the city of Pensacola, consisting of one three story Building, fronting the Court House and Public Square; it is 45 feet front by 64 in depth, with galleries 10 feet wide front and rear; the kitchen is 52 feet long stories hgh with two fire places. Also-two Ware Houses, &c.- The buildings are two years old and finished in the best workmanke style and well calculated for d Hotel. It has sixteen large the 2d and Sd stories, and we'll ventilated from every direction It is the most eligible situation in the city for Hotel, having vIew of the Bays of Pensacola and Black water, and within one square of the Market House and Wharf. The terms will be moderate and pos session given at short notice. Apply for any further particulars, to the undersigned al Pensacole, or to PHILIP McLosKEY, Esq Mobile.
 septl5 46M0 JAMES QUINEY.
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NEW iuHK PACKETS.
 CITY LINE. 0S- To load the Wharf and sail every 10 days % dM M s@ R saA The following vessels built expressly for the trade, will hereafter compose this line, viz;
 Ship MARY FRANCES Master,
 LEWIS CASS, A. HAwLEY, BarQue REFORM, TILToU, Brig SELMA, M. SMITH,
 LINDEN, A. HUBBARD,
 ALABAMA, F. w. WILLIAMS, !"
 MOBILE, E. LATHAM
 WETUMPKA, J. NJ. NORTON, The above vessels all have cabins on deck, hand soely fitted up with State for the accommodate ton of passengers
 Freight will be taken at the lowest current rates and every exertion made to despatch the vessels promptly advertised All cotton or other freight intended to be shipped by this line and consigned to the subscriber at this place, or to STURGEs& CLEAR MAN, (the Agents in New York; will be forwarded directed, free of charge for commission.
 JON. c. RYAN, oct2 9ltf Agent, 36 Water st.
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INDIA bAGGlNG.-Lsnding from brig Linuen Il lot of extra heasy and ~,de India bagging, for sale by l.. L. ANDREW d Co,
 na,ch22 cor Cum and Dauphn-sts
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JUST kECElN NED-The history of South Caro- 1 na, from ts first European discovery it's efec- ton into republic with supplementary chronicle oi events to the present time. ilIiAin Gilmore simms. authur of the "iemassee," Sc. For sale by
 J. k. RANDALL, Bookseller and maria 'staiioner, I4 Water street
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\EA FOR RENT.-The building now occupied E::l by J. Forsyth, Jr. the publication office of the Commercial Register and Patriot, the east side of Royal street. It consists of store 1s feet front by 45 deep-an office in the rear, and three large, convenient and we'll finished offices in the se- cond story It will be rented separately together
 ALSO-The Merchants Exchange, on the south side of Exchange Alley. The property can be dvi- d. into two large stores, with counting rooms the second Aoor spacious, light and airy. This will also be rented together or separately, may be desred. The premises will he put in condition to please the tenant, and possession given the lst of Nov. next.
 seDt8 j.5tf r. SANFORD.
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no, II IO7tf Nortil eas, col Ro, al x Dauph,n sls

sI(Nl PICTORIAL lLLUS1 NATIONS Of GOO luE bIbLE asd ritss in fhe h ss Land. Ne~. cheap, and valuable publicalion-4s0 pages Ssu., hne paper hanisonle, bounu-oon ,sstng oi kiews m the iIol, Land, together wIIh y the the most remarkable objects mentioned h she Old and New Testanans, representing sacred aisoi Ical events, coped from celebrated pictures, ancirally by the Jsu masters the landscape scenes, Iaade original sketches taken the spot, with all tel estng let,erpress descriptions, uesoted ex- plantation the objects uentIoueu in the 1ea text TLls day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY A SEALS,
 mar12 5O Dau hIn-st.
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ularl2

THNolLEr oDokS.-1he undersigned ..a,e just 1 received and opened the following and u.li, Extracts manufactured by that Prince q peyu- m1s, EIDE, Periu,ner to Her Majesty Queen sIctorla
 THE pEKBEkA kKTRAcT-A delicate pei tune for she handkerchief and pleasant appendage the toilet.
 DVsQUET ARABIc-An essence possessIngt most exquisite fragrance and delicucy.
 THk ROYAL EssESck-A new perfume to be found on the toilet Cf Royalty, predominant at the Royal drawing rooiis, lesees and other resorts of rank and fashion. l. (. DUBOSE & CO.,,
 inrl3 late Bui,ose < kon, 3y Mater-st.
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%sA TO RENT.-A House containing eight airy EaIE rooms and very spacious attic, with galleries on each story in front, situated near Owens and Pages Mill, on the north side of the Spring Hill Road, about four miles from the city, and fourth of a mile from the road-having good .tabling, Car rage House, Kitchen, excellent well of water, and large enclosed pasture for cattle-a in good order The Garden is large and in high state of cutiya- tion, having every vegetable growing, required for family use. Apply to
 iune2 If ROBERTSON & co.
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NHkoNOMETEkS.-gh subscriber respse lul | V informs OapsAins and Masters oi vessels, t.a Ut Is prepared IO attend u repairing, reg,aIng ascei taIhIIg the rate Oi CfIkONOMEIE FRS. As he IS fully oi the importance te the NayigatOi Oi knoWIug tl,e exact late ol hs 1Ime-keepei, tie observations sill be with good insuI- and by careful observer qualiled Ly constant piaelce conL LeenI kno~ ledge uf thIs b, an.h, ensue iully confluence m .hen accuracy.
 A. |. IOAN IIoek & Watch Maker,
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FOR RENT,

k9A FOR RENT from Ihp lst of November nexi NH dwelling house on Gosernment-st, opposite the Presbyterian Church, al present occupied by B B. Breedin, Esq
 Also, dwelling house on the western sile o Jackson between Government and Church streets al present occupied by II. B. Holcomb, Esq. Also, dwelling house adjoining the above, at pre-. sent occupied by D. Jones, Esq. For terms Sc ap- ply to D. E. Hall orr VIM. Nj. CARBON,
 at de northwest corner ot sep II 47Km Dauphn Royal sts. up stairs. IA TO RENT,-From lsl November next, sEA the TWO stor, House on Monroe, between St. Emanuel and Royal sts. now occupied by Mir. Thos. Strang.
 The House on Government, corner of Conception st., occupied by Mr. J. Clements.
 The House on Concept,n st, adjoining the above, occupied by Dr. Roulslon.
 The House, with three acres of ground attached, with stables, outhouses, Sc. situated on Government st., mile from the market house.
 The House at Summervile, corner of Spring Hill road and Center Avenue with three of ground, stables, sic.
 The House on the Avenue adjoining the above The two one story Houses on Water, between Es- lava and Madison streets. For terms, apply to sepl7 E. c. CENTER & co.
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kEA FOR RENT.-The convenient dwelling ii:: House and Lot at Summerville, formerly pied by Mir. L. Hull and now by Geo. Westfeldt, Esq from the lst of November next. Apply to
 sept8 L. HULL & SON, Water-sta %zA FOR SALE OR RENT.-The House E% and lot next adjoining Col. Geo. Walton on Conception street.-the improvements are all of the best materials and workmanship A sale would be preferred ,-possession given on lst Nov. next.
 iuly7 l6tf THOS. P. MILLER & co.
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HlNEESu DfCGo . mkDiO 1NLo.--A. L. 1' n dfks,4s Sr Co, Druggists, corner u Aaaef < aAoIs sts., nOw ieeefing thtsT spiIng sid pit ol fresh Drugs aud Medicines; among which CAsloI OIl, 1hnba b, Jalap, Caionei tsuinii Sais Opium, oc. all ot winch III be disposed Oi low h 4 cash, good paper inOuelaIe Iil,e, county nel chants, py selans and plaiseIs, invited gls eaI, DeloIe purchasing else~ here.
 k. L. N Al MAS & CU, Druggists, mt26 2lS cot N aief x tTaleis sts.
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II 0AF | BROWN sUGAR.-2o hhds prime kx 0 Sugar. 80 bbs Loaf Suyav, assorted Auah tiee, Cor sale hy cIRODE & WHITE.
 mayll corner Cammercr and panphn-sts
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GOWLAND'S LOTION for improving aud beau M titying the complexion, rendering the skin far soit and ransparent-just received fresh suppl, . for sale wholesale and retail, by
 RICHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist mar2I No. 35 Government and l5 Com 'ce-st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

II President Tyler can derive saiisfac.
ton from the sorrow Of his Wing friends
and the JOY Of his Locofoco adveisariss
his f hciiy must, by this time. be complete.
The Veto has had the effect OF exciting
the profound aud general modification
OF the Wings, and The uproarious applause
Of the Democrats. The tables may b,
TUNED, however, and al may yet turu oui
for the best. At any rate, Il is Ally 10
dtspair--it IS madness 10 Indulge IN crim-
laaEiuns. Let Is keep coo'--lst IS fol-
bear one toward another. determined 10
adhere together for The good and glory 81
The country.
We loEbear 20 transfer 10 our columns
the violent comments INDUCED 10 uy somr
Of tie Presses. The following aait g..
from the Alexandra Gazette. tSprtsses.
in mid terms the eeor,a feeling:
THE PRESIDENTS VETO.
The briefftnWk that we made " s,er.
day, 10 publishing the Presidents Vote
Of tue Bank bail. express accurately
enough the state Of feeling Of one ~ ti.e
grral p8rii nio which the country is 81
vid d. Tha VITO has. indeed, bren re
ceIved by the Wings Of the couuify, with
general en1 deep dss jis'acuon Fuf
ourselves, we admit great dsapp eiHim ul;
not 10 the T, lain OF the btl with OIL g.
tipus, tut in the nature of the objections
thcms'lv 5, IN the tone Of the N sssgr,
and Ia IFS apparently, unaecommoiauug
spirit. Ii Sink us .oteluly ttst, 10 say
tie least, i would have saved q great deal
Of tim, iroubles hcart burning, expersr,
and every thing lse, IL The President had
bern somewhat exPnit in his views en
the Bahk qa stton IN his Message at the
opening If the extra 81 ssion, especially
sIuco he is so unqnafi, d in lhe.rxpressinu
of his opinions noe. That Mr.. Tyler had
been always an ant-bank man We knew ;
but we did not know, nor did the nation
know, that under the pr s,ing cireum
stances of the country, aud as President
Of the United States, he would Still con.
time thai opposition by Withholding his
Signature from u bin which hid been sane.
toned by both Houses Of Congress. We
have no disposition to analyza the Veto
Message. 1t certainly is not an able doc
| ument. We are not, as our readers know.
AT oil welded 10 Bank Of the United
States, and, therefore, take this matter,
comparatively, cooly. Still. we do mol
hesitate to unite in the UNIVERSAL chagfin
that is felt ut the action Of the Pre- sid mt
This vexed question we had fondly hoped
was to have been settled al this extra ses
sion. The nation wants quiet and repose.
especially and particularly, IN its financial
and monetary atfirs. Is the haven ever
TO be reached, or are we still, by force of
adverse winds, to be kept beating about
IN the sea OF doubt and uncertainty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

CRoPs IN New JERsEY. The crops
through this and the upper pat Of New
Jersey, we believe never presented a
more fourishing appearance al this sea-
son Of the year, than they Go at present.
We have just returned firm very
pleasant excursion Of u lew days in the
upper part Of ilunterdon county. We
were much graiiied TO observe tho flour
lshing state Of the crops generally, par.
ticularly Corn, Potatoes and Buckwheut.
or tho last much is sown, and IT looks
well and if 3" Buck wheat cakes and Ilo.
ney" (lhe best Of living) are not plenty
this fall, we shall be much mistaken. Al
though this season, Cup to the lst inst. }
has been one ofthe poor, st for Bees OF my
known for many years, yet the flourish
ing crops Of Buckwheat will aid them
greatly to odd to their delightful store Of
sweets from this urtil Tie lsi OF October.
Princeton, ". j., Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

f'olh 'he Ndlohal lnteiiigeneer, august II.
More than once, twice, or twice, lately,
we have had occasion to express our Joy
al the despatch of measures Of great pub.
lie importance at the present session OF
Congress. Another such occasion pre-.
senls itself, IN announcing to our readers,
90 we have the pleasure to do, that the
PRESIDENT d d, yesterday, approve and
sign the bill 10 establish uniform System.
of Bankruptcy, which is now the law OF
the land, TO take effect in February next.
Honor TO on Administration that has 50
early accomplished that benefcent work
which thirty years Of laborious effort had
hitherto failed to effect 10 the prompt.
tude with which the PRESIDENT has ap.
proved this bill the Public will see confr.
nation strong of what we suggested the
other day, as to the cordial cooperation
which might be anticipated from The Exc.
cuIye in the remaining great measures oil
the session.
In the SENATE, yesterday, the bill to
esta blish The Fiscal Bank, returned BY the
PRESIDENT with objections, was re con.
considered, aud Of course rejected, two
thirds OF the members of both Houses be-
ing required TO re-. pass bill which the
President disarproyes.
ln regard to Bank, or Fiscal Agent,
what will now be done we are not able to
say. But we may venture to assure our
readers that an excellent spirit prevails
among our friends in Congress. There
IS evidently among the majority, in both
Houses, general disposition to harmony
and to united and efficient action. Ex-
pressing our own opinion, which is a sort
OF aggregate Of the rumors and opinions
which come to our ears, we should say
that the general sentiment, at the present
moment, inclines strongly towards plan
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

LAST EXHIBITION OF iDIocY.-Wc learn
from The Ph'lad 'lphla papers TINT an ex.
eittneni was crcat d in one Of the streets
.oi That city, lew days since, ty The
Iectn"ni Of nm I'D woman, who was con.
sldefed an old witch, from her residence.
Tie woman was ,ieeted on = writ Of pos.
$ sslon, inasmuch as she declined paying
any rent To The owners Of The premises,
and yet refused 10 move. Some oil Tie
afticles in her house, which were laced
N the street, were OF singular nature,
ahd lnluse d a kiGd II awe among The spec.
tatars who hid congrcgatcd ia swarms.
There acre broken oars, the back of
king crab, pots Of clam shells, &c.-Bos.
ton Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

PARDON OF WHITE. The National In
telligencer says: We understand that, in
consequence Of petition very Numerous
ly sigaed bv the inhabitants Of this Dis
trict and others, and in accordance with
the opinion Of the Judge who presided at
the trial. as well as the Prosecuting Aitor-
ney an Of all the Jurors (eight in mum.
bar) who could be found, the PRESIDENT
Of the United States has granite a pardon
to HENRY II. WHITE, convicted some
years since OF burning the Treasury. 1t
would seem that the testimony of two in
dviduals, Kelley and Crofts, which infu,
enced the Jury to return the verdict Of
gully against White, was. though not at
the time impeached, wholly unworthy Of
credit. and one Of them, Crolis, has since
admitted that 10 such facts us he swore to
against White on the trial existed
White has been confined in the Pententi.
AIRY in this District for some years, and it
must have been indeed grateful exercise
of his power for the President to restore
once more to the world and to himself an
innocent man, so long deprived Of liberty
and reputation by the perjury of Williams.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
AMERICAN Consul IMPRIsoHED,-I

AMERICAN CONSUL IMPRISONED 1T
will be perceived by the letter from our
correspondent at Philadelphia, that Mr.
Cross the American Consul at the port of
MataDzns, has been incarc, rated by order
Of the Governor General Of Cuba. From
Mr.. Cross's known character for midneSs
and amiabiIlty OF disposition, it is impto
bable that he has given any just cause
for this proceeding. 1t is much more
likely that the transaction has lis organ
in something, which will be found to af.
ford the authorities Of the Island no war.
rant for it. II such should be the case,
we hope the Government OF the United
States, will take prompt measures to oh.
tain suitable redress for the in9igDity.
An instance similar TO this, it is stated
has before occurred, between the author.
tiles Of Cuba, and this country, when it
resulted that the former were in error, and
that speedy satisfaction was demanded aud
obtained. We hope that q coutsa equally
prompt will be pursued on this occasion.
Bali. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

MIR. CALHOUN The friends Of this
individual are attempting 20 shield him
from reproach, for his most extraordinary
inconsistencies IN reference to National
Bank, by stating that the length of time
that had elapsed since he first formed b S
opinions upon this subject, had enabled
him 10 profit BY experience and tn dehb-
crate more thoroughly upon it, and after
having done SO, he has gradually chang
ed his views. Ii is most unfortunate for
the success nf the Efforts of his friends to
justify his course, that his change OF sen
umem has not been progressive, taking
some twenty or thirty years 20 MIXTURE it.
srli, rs they would have us boleve, but
WIS sudden aud occurred under circum-
stances that mani,slly show that il was
political necessity or policy that produced
It. |: WIS not until 1897 th,t he gave
Signs of any change OF opinion, md uP tn
ihst period he had supported thu Bank,
under every aspect and under al circGm-
siaucrs. In proof ,hnt uutl a very late
date Mr.. Calhoun wss the earnest ndvo
cate Of a National Bank, we refer to ihr
following psssae,s Of a speech ofnls upon
that question IS late as 1884;
" might say with truth thet the BANK
owes rs much 10 me as any other ihdl
vilunl IN the country and might even
adj, that hal n mol 6eeB Tor Rty Charts u
,rouH not hare been cbariertd
"Aner TN surrey Of he whole sub-
;ect can see none. can conjecture no
means Of eriricnfing he county from as
Present daager, and q arrest as further
Increase. bit "a BANK the agency Of
nbjrh ua{er same farm and under some
aaiaoriiy, is INDIspENsABLE.
Speech Of .TohR g. Calhoun, in 1884.