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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

FSsa - 81. Lssis Nee Ers, E-ivs. yuiy n.
ANOTHER GREAT BANK RoaRRRY.


.Mnsiy nlossaaa Doiiars Sfolsa.-An
Express arrived 10 town this morning
from JAeksonyiiie, ilIinois. bringing :
hsndSilI, annooacing the robbery Of The
BFsach Of the State Bank Of liiinois. Of
about DO 900 dollars. We copy it,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
The Braneh Of the State Bank Of Hi.
nois AT JacksonviIls, was robbed last nishI
Sunday The lib iasi.) The doors were
entered by false keys. The EOllowin IL
the probable Amouai taken by the robbsr r.
10 Wit; $1,000 Of paper; about 81, 900
OF she above wsa 10 Parsai Bank paper,
the balance Vaosily in notes Of the BSaneh.
%. and Bank of illinois. Abant Sc, 600
in gold and Z OF e4.b00 10 silvsf. The
shove reward viii be paid Cor the rseovs,
ny Of The money Snd the detection Of lbs
FohkRP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

u WANta - I'll - afm u uum E1DIfo C3UN-
~ ~. miles tro@ spsisgasid. osasnisinE
essst 600 ACRES, $50 sr 60 cleared. win
threa reeen.eats, tha Al1dia vith "A
goe4 0HELLfJa10 HOUSE. ssis. Nina
able fes aay faniiy, haadsomsly
stuatsd, good stone Dairy, bisst
Heoss. Bsra, Stahles cod every necessary 6ussS.
nc. vltA ne bsst % water In the ard and !,
eeeiehy place - tha siala eau aGord ehoics
Orchard of the beat % fruit. And Al each
snds good eomfortabls HOUSES With coed ,toas
ehimneys, &c and saeh having GOOD AooI.
OseAaFae cod every other kiDd 81 fruis. Tbs
land lee YELL snGfoisatiy lsyel, sad = esod rich
oiaek soil ndspied ~ svery kind Of GTain, anA
veil ealealaisa fsr GFasiag. as Clover. rimothy
and every Kind u grass grove veil. and Their i.
% land on whIch Plaster acts batter. Its looaIi-
~ 20 assrksts y rarely ssF pssssd, bsleE SIthIs
, niiss 81 The cspoa esd Usitsd esaiSs Tara
pike lsaSlag 10 Winchester, aud ~ fsoa Iha,
place. and y o. Ailss from The Rail Read ana
Canal.
For vhis Farta viii take A, 900. tuo vhsn
Possessi0a b gives. which via bs % time 10
seed ahla fail. and che residue in sqaal pay
noals without taaotost- en- roat il n the beat
hAnds tor hundred OF $50 doliaIa year. I
naJ further add, IAsrs y q quasiigy Of stoaS
lag.
eSiaE u an ssrosabls hsiEAAourbeOs. ,uO
nessisg siousas Withtn nile, I've Assrchant
Mills % Abe soath Brsnsh vithlD lhFes niIss,
carding Aashine. Saw Mill. and every Thing
eoossnisnt Any person wishing % sxsainS.
viii please Do 30 zoos, ~ Wtsh 20 rsuI should
not sell. ta iE 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

- TeAFFp ffers ths .uh.ea Iasr's prsr,iass -
- ~ - isst., fmall IRON gREY .sfaRE
go R.aY AfARG C0LT. tee years Cd. Tbs
Mare Eas psrchatsi oui ~ drove, and palsss
re haa tesn ahsn W, h e likely IL mtkine
westward. aaF iafoIanfion Fc1paciing ne
sleeve sairsya gin - fhsuhfally rassigsd ssS
JOSEPH mTERs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
II. S. WYMITN.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
ID EseEcrRULLY tsadsrs hn psoesssIousI
10 ssryices 70 the eitiasAs % JsdaFsou eolp-
~, Any busiRsss eoaadsa 20 hin shall receive
prompt and faiihful stlsatioa.
re win also attsnd ne sapaFior courts Of
Loudoan. Clarke sai Frederieh.
nCsFsAess---tlon. william Coat johnson.
hoa- DaSid Daggeit, Hea- samual ]. Hitch.
eosk-.NsO HsosA, CsanAsEieui.
:, David W. Barton, A. 5. ridbslI, Philip vii
Hams. IT,, Esqs.- Winehssfsr, Ys 80 Il =
Brown 4 MsHeastsr; Dwell, gsighlsr & Co.,
Tho0as Philip Bsltxsll--Bs itiussSs
Oaee, charlsslowB, Jefferson Co, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
a CARD

DR.. Hereunder s. DGndidge,
WR EsPEcTFULLY offers bis professional
Ae services 70 the eiltsass Of JshoFs0u snA
Berkeley. HfS Once is st the sBo,stY," near
beetoWn Jsasrson county, We.
April IS fSSf-tG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
J. P. WILKINSON. President.
Jacksonville, July -, lell.

- |"''~t ~ 80 ~
We learn 10 addition TO wha: IL stated.
that the Books, papers and evidsncs OF
dsbt, were cut up. muItlatsd and destroy
ed by the robbeTs--foF IherS must have
been several PersOna engaged in e.; and
that part of the Banking house wac oeeu
pied asa residence. by The Teller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

An YouNo Nan, ~ coed ehsrscisf go be.
- 30, ed VIE uutgftianfa ~ baainsps.
~ = eiffk ia ~ 3iors
J0agy R0KENbaUGH. y.
htfPtF'-fsffg. isly "a. Isgl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
TaIIOring, scourLnE, ac.
q gomoa %. Q6ss.te,

JGomas %. QUss.tet
ID EsPEcTFULLY informs hia friend, .sd
- the public that he has taken The East room
10 the house opposite the Bank IL Charlssto su,
whore he designs earryiss o. the
TA1l6OR1I@ BUSlSI3 S5
In all ils branches lie viii also pay special
Cleaning and Securing Chats, Pants,
Vests, Sc. Sc.
10 the beat manner. He will feel thankful for
all fayouTp however small, aud win use hn beat
sxeFtions to giEe satisfaetloh. His ehsrges Si:I
be very nOdsraIe. July IS. letI--SL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
CLARKE COUNTY LAND
TmB SAHsIRo

HVHAT VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
II beloogiag 10 the estate Of Joho Castlsnan.
deceased, will be sold by private contract. II
lee IN The above eoaety, 90 the North side, and
very neaEIhe tnrnpiks road Leading from Sniek-
ers' Ferry 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the lands
Of Col Ware, Provinee AeCormick, Ioseph
AndSFeoo, end others. eoatAining By recent
Tive humdreA e sevemtv-Gour
and OMe~halG Acres.
AZ foe losatIon md fsrtlliiy Of The coil. and
otheF advantages watch The PrepuFty posssssss,
. dssued unnsesssary 70 Say much sbout, a.
e Preslaed that all persons disPOasd 70 pus-
chase win take . view and Judge for thea
selves. Sufaee u TO ssy, that Il cant Be bsaT
N the Valley. ThsFS Il upon the premises, 4
tolerabls good HOUSE, part frs4e A
and part log, and With little exRsuso ~.
eeu'd es nase quite = eoufortabis Rset
dSeiling--thsre are also otherHouses.
and 40 steslisat Spring 81 the doOr-bssIdes .
nsver-failius stress 81 Wutsr running through
The fsrm, 50 tkaI svsFy ssld has Waisr IN n =
There e about 30 acres or BOTTOM. ~
81 Ehieh are n tiaOthy Meadow, aad 90 mere
could b nade-0pSaFds Of so acres IN
XIIIBER- This land 4 situated go
10 the best 81 ne ishboFhoOds-easyo fi
secess, there being good Quilted on
beth sidss of the farm, and Wlihls ,
niles Of three Merchant MilIs-ln sIrht I'd Ihe
turnpike road. and Only IL miles from Ihs shsp.
aadoah river, asd - ailss from BaillsIown.
ehOieo spot, and rare chance 4 Ihis!-
Possssslon Wslt Be given b. the GFst Of August
tion % PFOviDes MocoFmiek, or uaVcsIG
JOSEPH sHRPHRRD, ASa'v
d besis AsA ,gith tAs ssll snssrsS
Jubo ~, t6Gi.-taA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

Travelling bettoreH Wihehester end Har-
Pery-FsTg.
~ Office Is hsssby gives. hat. b. q rssolu.
~ tiaa 81 tie Board Of DiFeeiors, iha Psssan-
ssF TTnis q Cars fr0n wipehssier 70 aarpsfa.
Very, vili, from sod sftsF to-day, he l0lh
iastapi, lease The Tickst Oesce 90 Winahas,sg
e . quarter bsfgTs 5 o'eloek, A. NJ. unsil far
thar notiee.
J. GEoRGR HEST, Assat
WinehsstsF, Juos 10, lsi1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

8WR BA8B.
KlHE HsiFs Of he lsss BSnnErS v,aTsn,uH
- oasr ~ private ssis the fArn. upon which
be resided Al The tias 81 biz desih. h 10 situa.
Ted 90 The read leading fron chaFlsatsvn "a
LaeiaSn, ard soatsias S9o aerss Of sRcallsnl
Limsstons La1d, IN good state Of eusivatl.n.
With fair PeePoetioa Of iim6sF There IL on
lhs premises good dwelling HOUSE, aud sil
Other buIl5isES usaaliy fosaS uDon fsr,se ~
abundance Of good wnisf. uHt kFslrats yoosR
orchard % shSies fFuit. TIE Pgsaises viii Sc
shSgn 70 any perlop sho aay wish to purchase
D. Geo D. Wiltshire, who rssisss on the lsrm
THE HEIRS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
F's~ q. -N.ll.n.i Ial.lsg,as.r. J.l, ..

h's~ % INsstSAai fatsutgsaSsT. Jsly ~.
We shall seVsr be weary OF rendering
honos TO the present House oil Rs2re.en.
'su's' whilst they persist in their present
course Of Ssn-doIDg. AlieT making. the
day before yesterday, BY a majority OF
more than Two TO one, 4 Ibersl though
necessary provision for the defsncss on
leod. the HouSe yesterday passed through
aH ils stages, within . few houts. LS tbs
one1snplsd majority Of one Hundred and
stes1iy ar UotsS. the bill making ps0Vl.
sion for HoMR SQUADRON. This Whole.
some and vigorous action Of The House
OF Representatives. on the qoestions which
saeees''vely come before At will fss,ors
the tone OF public feeling. and secure TO
the House the APPRECIATION aud Ihsnks Of
the whole eoaniIy-and without distinc-
too OF party. too. whatever may be said
to The contrary in either y log OF the Cap.
iiol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

Two important bills were yesterday re.
ported IN the House Of Representatives {:
the one Essentially The same q the I'LL
reported 20 The Senate on the sams sub.
leei) TO establish . Fiscal Bsnk Of tie
Uniled StA'es; the other 10 sstab!ish q
oniiosm syslsm OF Bankruptcy. Both
bills received their 6rsi and seeosd read.
inRs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

A \ sziFa tFais q Cars foS psrsiss q plsssar.
"A usv Fsa fFoa ne Tieksi OGiea 81 Ne VIA.
eh2steR and Petgnso asHroad Cempasy. fog
h.sypsga FafTg, - fstsru Ne asaa dag. Hbiet
WI - eqntiuucd aVsTy Saturday duriag ne
neeea. ealsss oiksruias pqiiaed Rars sos ne
80 QsE DOLLAR. Tine fsF aiastisE o'eiosE
A. ?. CSC. HEisT, Agt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
Miller Wanted.

WISH 70 employ good SiiiSr until the lst
y. July next. A sinElo nan would be prefer
Cd. To one who will esms we'll Recommended
Iib eral wages will BE- given. Any sommaniea-
tion by mail directed 70 ne At BrueetoWn, Fred
sriek county, Va, will be promptly attended TO.
July IS. IsGI.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
.. T. WILLS.

Jaly rs. lsil-tG
n. B.-rhh land will yisla fsou 30 20 40
baahsla Of Corn 10 the Acre. and from - 10 S
bushels Of c0rn-grouad Wheat. BIZ W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29
nail at ShannonCIaIe,

A PUBLic BALL will be given at sLaa
"A hondale SPriags 90 Wednesday sVoninl
the 30th instant, (Juae, } and every Wsdnsssa q
evening ihsreafisF, during the SEASON.
T. a. MILTON, yggsnS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

- aassrtitass ~ reafIsas 81 t- GA
$50. $50 :, =. = ~ s.n . hasg = sai = .,
-. -, "a boo0E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

II WISE to ell NJ R.rs in Hsapshirs csua-
~ y. , a'lss tro@ sysissasid, ssatnisins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-29

ee-pefu efstlp hsrst.sfors IN fsti.e ~
80 naas ~ Sea n aorra a y -.
s9ra, , ialr deI dlotolvss 81 nat..i Etr..sr
aaFt1s cissas egaiasf fts go - 80
p hane thgla ia. go sii inlsbfrf srs
= ssiiia iseif faagssiiss arssanfa -.
RRiNcla 3 hOoBe
THOMAS p. WEbEfEn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
SELLING OIT :

The National Gazette has the following article on the
subject Of the Pennsylvania State debt 1t is worthy II
consideration, remarks the " Y Post and might be the
Of exircang the State from present coneon, and
raise the value Of her stock.
Would lie well for the people Of Indiana 10 reflect
upon the propey and utility OF dposng Of useless pub
lIc works in the manner In opinion it would be
the best possible thing do In fact do not believe
do any thing else. As for finishing all of them at
the expense Of the Sate-t altogether the question
and progress with the best Of them for years
70 come, II ever. Hear the Gazette
The State rely its pay interest
on the debt falls due, well redeem the princ-
pal. How is thai be done We say sell the whole Of
the public works, locomotive power, and all the property
connected with them, belonging 10 the State Then lay tax
sufficient % that will exnguish the balance
Of the debt owing by the State No doubt exist but
companies Of wealthy individuals would be found pur
chase IN sections the whole Of the works belonging the
State and ample security for the payments by having
reasonable terms Of credit given 10 make them In the
manner the works conducted, they expense
10 the state, place Of Of In
stances the state has incurred all the expense Of keeping
the works in repair furnished all the power required while
individuals contributing not half the of these
pendues have amassed fortunes by the the property
We aye convinced that this is the feasible mode
which the State extricatc Itself from present embar
raised condition. and the speedily is IesoIted TO- the
sooner will relief be obtained
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
! UFlciaf.
PROCLAMATION.

BY the GovERNoR THE STATE OF IxpIAsA.
HE approaching close Of the year reminds OF the
tom Ot our country, appropriate a christian people
oil publicly returning thanks Almighty God for the rich
oountes Of His Providence and the dipensaon III His
ees and goodness Although abong under distress and
oaassment the result of evident conduct
as people we have been eminenty blessed The health of
ou state has upassed that of many prov wears fruit
u seas has smiled the aboTs O the hu,bandman. The
horrors OF have been aveted has happened
10 diminish the high estimate have always placed On the
institutions under which lived pTospered Eve
~ thing around evinces the infinite love and kindness
the Glyer OF all Good
IN compliance therefore. with the aforesaid custom, SAM
UEL BIGGER Governor Of Of Indiana appoint and
set apart Thursday the 25h day of Norem5er A. D. lS4l
70 be observed day Of Public Thanksgiving which
time IS requested that the people together at their
usual places OF public worship 10 acknowledge with grateful
heaf the infinite goodness OF the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe towards individuals of great;
ana high favored nation and also humble and sincere
reliance on His divine favor and protection invoke His
blessing 10 rest upon aud and that
the civil liberty, aud freedom Of religious belief and worship
"hch we now enjoy may be continued TO latest poster
ity.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto my hand. and
H. affixed the seal OF the State Of Indiana, thu, SIX N day
- OF November \. ID. ISL
By The Governor, SAM BIGGER
WIN. SHEETS Secretary Of Stue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
Indiana Officers Guide and
Farmers Manual.

work the
continued calls Of those in Of copy, have
induced the publishers public enlarged and
alterations made
considerable
Of addition Of hundred
pages introduced.
Ev has been prepared and introduced
almost daily called
questions which also
months inclusive,
which will he found useful
enabled tins
prepared and ar gentleman OF
qualifications been made the
they
carefully noticed and introduc
ed ~, their places.
guide Office holder and le
discharge aid the farmer mechanic and bu-
Deeds
Bonds Wills Checks, Notes, THIS work
style, and bound neat
binding II contains 425 royal duofecimo pages
The price he ff
deduc made those that purchase tn
selia.s Address paid Ia
10 3m WM. STACY Co, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09

The Charleston Courier notices literary curiosity in
that city IL Hebrew Prayer Book thirteen hundred and
fy years old The Courier II as immense vol
ume written tn character parchment of
quality, altogether with the pen, and with accua-
beauty that makes II masterpiece of penmanship
There are sensible fellows in Texas signum
The editor of the avesonan says There three things
which people ought do To question
on his peep editors shoulder when he
writng-,o ask loan Of mpJrtint newspapers
the mail Is OPEN
EXTRAORDINARY II TRUE--On Friday week, young
woman l. years of age named Emma Ior, living Duke
street borough having for days previous been
unve seized with violent vomiting. Her mother gave
her emetlc salt and water when, 10 the aston
ishmen OF the mother she threw up 1--we frog Ii was
picked up and put into wateT but did not live
than and half The frog must have been general
ed in stomach she having water cTesse and
probably the time frog spawn. The frog Is now
in the possession of Mr. SherSn druggist Queen street
suirits - mouth the hind feet, full three
ches long, and Of much lighter color than frogs usually are
We that the girl has since been very ILL., hut Is
now fast recoveTing-Dcrby Eng Reporter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
List Of Candidates.

FEEl for the three first and %
subsequent Insertion.
1 requested NELSON DAUBK>FTcE
didae Doorkerper ta the senate. l5-u
J requested RoBERT s LocNRIDGE
didae for Enrolling Secretary of the senate. l5-u
y authorized J. {. DouGIs Editor of the
Herald, a candidate Enrolling House
Representatives, I'LL
lWe requested A. 4. Sullivan candidate
for Doutk . the House Representatives l3-u
aNe II. b. MLEor candidate
Principal Clerk oi the House ot representatives
5Ne requested Dr. JANIS n. ELLIOTT candi
r Principal Clerk House Representatives
lyVe requested Col +. VI. Benson candidate
for Enrolling Clerk OF the House OF Representatives II
1y-We requested j. e. UcKLEBERRr Esq
candidate for Assistant Clerk of House of Representatives ul
ly- We requested LEMUEL FoRD Esq
ddaie office the House
Mr. Ford old soldier,
Dudey defeat and has commanded '"mpa
Of Rangers nj For Gibson. Eft
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
KIrE-KIrEFLYING.

The y. \. Evening Post thus explains the mys-
teal terms Of the dealers in exchange, winch we
have placed above -
A kite IS a domestic bill Of exchange, and kitcny.
ing II method of obtaining accommodations from
banks und the form OF negotiating bills of ex.
change. For example, a merchant wants money.
but he does not make an application for an
accommodation, he prefers 10 al IN what is called
business paper. He therefore SITS down and draws
an inland uIll OF exchange upon ms associate IN
New orleans, payable IN certain number OF days,
presents 1t 10 the bank, and obtains the money dc.
Quoting the discount aud the price OF exchange.
la other words he sends up u kite. When thus OIL
falls due his correspondent at New Orleans sends
up another klte he draws second bill of exchange
upon the New York merchant, sells 1t 10 a bank at
New Orleans, and pays the first. The merchant
at New York IN the tullness of time sends up a tn rd
ki;e-or draws third bill OF exchange and paws
the second. Thus the game goes on; kite is sent
up after kite the original debt to the bank kept
like shuttiecock constantly IN the air; aud the
trader has the appearance of doing great business
when IN fact he 10 only borrowing money.
1t Is manifest that the nearer our exchanges can
be kept 10 a uniform state, The greater the ia
cllItles for ktely ing, lnasmuch the sport costs
less. national bank dealing IN exchange, with
branches III tie several states, would be an adm
rable contrvance 10 RAISE the wind Tor the kite
flyers. One who desired accommodation would
then only have To make his note payable IN a neigh
boring city, IN other words, draw domestic bill of
exchange, aud pay the small rate of exchange in
addition 10 the discount, and hls business is done
just before the late sls pension OF specie payments
IN 1851, the game o ktehying was carried on To Il
prod glOus extent the banks themselves entered
deeply INTO it. and huge kites the amount of a
hundred thousand dollars and more, were sent D ick
wards aud forwards. The suspension OF specie
payments by deranging and arresting the exchanges
spoiled and broke up the sport, b'th among banks
and individuals.
1t turns out that of the prodigious and runous
loans made ty the late Un.ted States Bank, the
greater part were made not on local paper but on
bills OF exchange. 1t was by means Of bills OF ex
change, also, that Mr. B,dnics bank attempted to
break the banks of New York \ national bank
with general powers to deal IN exchange aud ex-
change only, having branches the princIpt cites
an the Union, would be most dangerous engine
OF speculatlOn worse by ten times than bank con-
fined the safer and certain business of local
discounts. No who knows to what an enor-
nous extent the ktellyng OF 1886 was carried, will
deny this position.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09

G.ruErrSe OF THE PIorLE-The democrats OF Tippeca-
noe county issued notice Of meeting oil the Democ
racy held at Lafayette, on the iih lns and nave II"
x;,ea those of the adjoining counties to join with them
IT, ,o,,se 10 celebrate the late democratic victories and
the downfall Of party which has violated every solemn
pledge made during the late hard cider and log cabin cam
paign SC SC 1t will doubt be splendid Aar-'hat IS
splendid from being voluntary meeting OF the hardy sous
the SOIL to express freely their opinions and eenss Ma
ny gentlemen of distinction in the political WORM
invited. some Of whom will probably be present ihis
800 move and we shall look for an OF their pro-
ceecnys with interest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09

BANKING AGAINST LABoK.-The following is an
extract from speech OF Lord Brougham IN the
British House of Lords.
at Is bn~trous, my Lord. that any man, or body
Oh men, corporate, or otherwise, should have the
power Of making money cheap or dear, at wIli OF
combining the Office OF regu .tion OF national cur
rency with that OF bankers that they should have
the privilege at any period OF nnud illng the
try with an immense amount OF paper currency,
thereby stimulating speculation well trade,
raising prices, wages aud profits, and at another pc
rod drawing IN their rags, scrcwing up all IegitI-
mate sources OF credit, we'll capital. and there
by lowering tie prices and wages, and diminishing
profits producing stagnaton OF trade, running mer
chants and manufacturers y the hundred, and
spreading misery and wretcAedness among thou
sands
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
LAND SILE.

NOTICE hereby given that wiz offer 0r s'le pub
lie auction, Friday the 10Th inst, the late resi-
icnce OF imuel shannon deceased following described
land twenty-x acres and wo-thifds Il acre oil
The north end of the half # The northwest quarter;
twcn-sx and two-thds of OF the north cad
Of the west half Of the northeast quarter; and tweniysN
and twothds Of off north end u the
half II the northeast quartet section 20 an town 10 north
uIday, the 9th inst all the following described land the
north half Of the northwest quarter and tn south half ii the
northwest quarter, Of 10, z north Of range
west.
Of - will given ouc-half Of the pur-
chase money the other half will be credit 81 Is months
The purchaser u give bond with approved security for the
first payment EDWARD STRANGE, Executor
Danville. Ind. Nov. l. 1871. l6-3Ns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
The WESTERN FARMER AND GARDENER's AL

The WESTERN FARMER AND GARDENERS Al
MANIAC roR ls4l-is the title of very neat work
Just published by Edward Lucas of Cincinnati In
addition to the matter peculiar to an Almanac, 1t
contains large quantity OF reading embeshed by
numerous wood cuts, which cannot fail to be IN
structve and amusing to readers IN general. as vel
as To The class for whom IT is expressly got up
The chapter on the Fruit Garden and Orchard. IN
Guiding illustrations of grating. alone worth the
nr,ce OF the book. 1t is for sale in this town al
Davis's book store.