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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
NOT Il.

yEHUE annual meeting ofihc Stockholders Of tie
Iync4bnrp and Buiflloe Springs Turnpike
COMPANY will be hed al pedar Mills IN Amherst
county, on the fins, Monday ia November NIX.
{. CAR Err, Sec'y
a., IA II n.
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ella EeecsiHed ksyc EsHisIey.
I US / RECEIVED, IN store. On co gnnieni,
- superior lot # Old Reolfiied Bye WhsAey,
which VIII he sold low by
CHARLES PHELPS
August II IS
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Public sale orLnmd * Negroes.

/ pursuance Of decree # the County tour, Of
Il Franklin, pronounced at The June of sud
couri. lS4l,ln the case Of Skeon Wtghi aud others
vs. Elizabeth Wright and Nelson Abshlre and John
H. Wade, administrators ul } ,'hn Wright dec d. aud
Matthew VIII 4 CO.; we the undersigned,
Oh the llth day Of November mex, will proceed 10
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder on the
f,e'hises, certain Tract Of Laud, wherein John
y, wright resided III bis life llne, lying on Maggo'y
S'eek' IN the equity Of Fiauhu, containln 9
.i0 acres. On The Trac, Of Land there is a $ "
~ MN and n " MIL house, iutendtd Gris NJ H.
ne aiIl', with lot OF Land about il, viii be sold
separately. ms NH is III good Leig hbolhood
Tor custom
AS, al the same time aud place. " i'll be sold
81 sL.E .9'Ee- Pa $g.gE'LS, an
N Nv" women, and tour children. Tie slaves VII
'o'u Ia one hall CASH, and TIE o her h,li on II
u,'oI Twelve months, the purchaser cIvtng
O"o a'd good stculuy. The Land is To be sold
~ eieuli OF one, two and three yeaIs, on The put-
n""Set giving bond aud securit and the title
n,' - uhlIl all tie money therefor is pa,d. The
o n,io '''he Land is believed 10 lie good, but will
s' convey such lille as Is vested IN US us tommis
S'0neis. JOIN II. WADE, ]
NELSON ABSiIlRE. oO''
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To Females S5l5d SEA
Aged pc,sous rered from busincs, a54 40
Munols 632 biz
) wings insutntinns 10000
CIetgS men aud Physicians lao $40
touny funds l324t0
Mechanics, t,,mrts. traders, X merchants . 49, e3T
Insurance aud olhri uipolatuns 29G029
Lawyers al OIL
oiiee,s III banks 1874
Brokers 5000
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Dwelling hFGtlsc

"iIhsX rooms. good houses, aud cabins also a
Barn with NV Wheat Machine thereto attach d..
Also, ,ho following Slaves, beng the Slaves con.
vrI by the sad Frames i. Deane, j., 10 the IN
drrsigucd Trustees, aud Randolph Il,ui-on, deed.
by deed dated the 30fh January, 1882 - namely.
Lewis, Richard. toctly, James (-onetlncs called
Long Jm,l Taey, Harry, lsaac. Tom. (or Tom
Wells, lShadrac., Edward, judy John. CUPID. 1t.
tie lsaac. Alb.tI, Eliza. JorIa,, Mary, Nrso1 Al
rhot Ben, MUG, Peter MoilIs, Mansfield. and
SrrGc,r. and the increase OF the femaes since "a
date Il tn said de. Il, namely, Sal Lastnd, Nan
cy, aud William, tchlldien oi Jud,.) Julia, tchlld
oi Amy, who died sluee The dde Of said dccd,) and
6eofee, William aud Elizabeth, tclIldten OF May J
Tie sale will take place al Boa Gatden.
1EIMS-For The : ayes ready money
Toi the Land, on credit without interest DUNG
the life ii Francis i. Dcanc j., as TO the sum
$780, then pay able onl, IN lhe event thai re sad
franrls L. Deane, Jr sha die leaving child q,
children within the no intent aud meaning oi the
will Of Jnhp Woodson, dec'd-shonl he lrste
su-h chlld chrij,en, the 1nd aud the purchaser
thereof 10 be exouetnltl from the SAID sum u $1,000
As Ia the futlhcr sun OF $500, Ton ,ash--and Lon
the residue Of the purchase money on cleda with.
out interest, OF Que and loo years.
FRANCIS Il. DEANE, Jr.
JNO. A. CGNNlNGllAM.
Al the same timc plaer above mentioned. aud
N pursuance Of the same decree, wi be sold la
ready money, tie following avs conveyed by the
satd Fruei- b. Deanc, Jr 10 III undersigned rus
iee TO; lie benefit o Lewis Rogers. aud Koger4 *
Co namely; Wei lngtoa. Wills, GiIberi, Sally Tom
(son OF Sally, Hdy, George, San, Russell, Big i'm,
Shadrick to' Shade.) Tom (or old Tom. Snn, -,
Muy, Dixie, Mana, Edward, Scilla Ralph aud
D4vy. ROB'r GWA1IlMEY, Trustee.
At the same time aud place. aud pursuance of
the same decree above mentioned, wall be sold the
following personal property. convey Cd to the under
signed by the SAID Ftaacls i. Deeue, it,, by deed
dated is October $40 Ia t'us io sund.y creditors,
namely:
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SE3I.E.C ElssNs.
From The Cincinnati Gd.eue.
WHO ARE TIE BANKERS OHIO

WHO AKE TIE BANNED IT'S IN UIIIUT
Let ns examine who are The owners Of bank
stock. lin IL found IN The hands 81 h,oke,s bank
ers or other money dealers, II ~ conclusive that II
10 yer, profitable. Otherwise not. We have - stale.
men Il the following banks. The Commercial
Bank of Cincinnati; Fnnkhu Bank Cincinnati; La
iNeuo Bank, Cin.unai, oho Loan aud l'tust
Company Franklin Bank OF Colunbu tlioton
Bank, COLUMBUS; Banks Of Chtlico,he, Marietta,
II ,mdtnn, Nenia. Dayton, I,oesvdic, Musk,ngum,
Mount Pleasant, Gcauga, Nutwalk. Wooster, Gian-
vile, WIS, unlun, U,baua. Fatue,'s aud Mechan-
Ic, Bank # Steubensille Golomblana Bhuh. New
Lisbon. Western Reserve Bank. lhe capiia
slaek ol ihcse banks ~ S9,0l9, 222. fhut pau OF
the soek owned Ia The Safes dis t.buted as iol,
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EN.d aasd .vcsrocs for j$dtc.


H4URSUANT TO the VIII aud Testament Of
N Jesse Beck, deed, will on Monday, tie slh
day Of November mex, fi TAR, il not tie fan day
thereafter, Sandals eNcepted) proceed to SCI, To-
the highest bidder, on the premises. the TRACT
OF LAND, on which SAID Beck lived al the time
oil his death, excepting the portion allotted has " l.
dow. lying IN The county ui Amherst On both sides
of Sova Check, on the Foli, road, about four aud
hall mules iom the town oil Lynohtutg, add about
lhtee miles from HE james River Canal, adj ,iulng
the Glands III Lewis Mays, Benz. Mats John d. Wills,
w Peu.j lin aud others, aud supposed To contain
Four Hundred und EOrty-onc Acres.
Tins lrae his ONT eond NJ Ill SITE, on which
VI al has been once erected. The pUilion OF tins
ract ~ WOODS II VET, heavily ttmbered, aud sunir
excellent T. bacco and. good portion, the oreu
iaud PRODUCES very good Con-, Oats and Wheat,
aud col oil spue very fleh rteek and Lrturh ns
winch Is selv ptodutlN" III Tubatco. The land
will be offered IN Its.
TERMS II lie land, vii be fourth ofae
putchi>e At oHey down, and orrdi IT our aud two
yeats ion ihc bal ute. Bond with apptov person
Al steuufy Wi lie req atttd OF Tie purchaser, and
Tie title the lud retained add ioua security.
AE.s0, ut tlsc Same time.
VIII be- soil, Two hhley NEGRO MEN, all the
SI"ch, llor~ :, toWs, Oxen, crop ui Com, Fodder,
Gus and Tobacco, L laal ton UlerslIs. Nc.
ERAlS ol Prls nal E-late-Fur all sums OF ) 0
and unde,, cash vii he rcqaned-sll over thai sum
cred 81 SIX months will or gwen. Buud with APP
proved security viii be required
JESSE MUNDY,
Executor OF Jesse Beck, deed.
Sntt ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
A LETTER FROM MAJOR DOMINIC.

FROM me Me- York Express.
To the Editors Of he New York Express, tho
same paper my old trend Mr. Ds,gh, pe,mej a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

E-ELAMtSo
ID rsI- "THE LYNCHBURG EIRGlNlAN,'
Is published scmi-peekiy (erery Monday and 7hHrsay
at Four Dollars per payable N Hdra"'e os"b-
,cripon mH be reeeiredtor shorter time than sif wo"si
and paper H bescoaiaucd ercpt at The discretion Of
The Editors RatH all the arreardges are pdid
NJ DVERTISEHENTS inserted al 50 cents per
square Tor iss for e FIRST insertion" and 81 ceaor ere-
ry subsequent insertion.
NJ JOB PRINTING efecuted neatly and expeditions
In nnd on renSonnble keymS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
hnsllsh and French, NcrinOC
and MONsseIisle dc Eaines.

Superior solid colouts all wool Muusselinc de
LANES, variety OF shades.
'ch embroidered do do do
Rich printed do latest London and Paris
figures
Printed Saxonies double Midfh.
Nor"ich Cloths new aulcIe fashionable FOR fall
diesses.
Worsled aud silk merino PLAID, fue Tor boys and
& lis
English French and German Mcrinos, yaIicyt Of
colours, cheap.
Hosiery, Stores and sha,rfs.
Saxo0y aud Cashmere Ialles' Stockings. superior
quality
thepolt do do new article
Worsted black, white and coortd Stockings for la
dies.
Mems Angola, lambs wool and wolsled Socks
Boys aud Misses ) oohu.s and Gloves.
Il, 5 IL an1 Wor,tcd q oyrs,
Aitso al col 1ur, and qualities.
broche, sAm D'masH aud other lange Sh wis,
Blaakel and Tartan do
Merluo aud Id.liou llandherchlets, LARGE supply
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q (racf ofloOO acrcs.

on Which the sad / URNACE aud many ula,r '
nable Improvements are situated; aud aaotLef II.
Gonla nIug between
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

mad up ii serfl la taos formerly owned ly Dtvid
Ross, aud "h eh were conveyed by The same d nj
Ross's executor x heitsto the talanba liou " "Iks
e. 90 The FIST named tact AM llRAtlIE
COAL Is found IA gteal abundanc, vi hin one mlIe
Of ne Furnace, and IRON ORE within the same
Co. veuicut distance. The Improvements are veis
fine. L. add ZION 10 tie Furnace and oihcr neces.
saiy buildings thcfe arr on lh,s trdct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
EsOEsneis, Artificial Flowers,
Ribbons. &C, &c

London aad Manchrs dark chiniz Plnts
Victoria iancN PunlS
Second mourning C,lltoes fre sly les aud cheap
Luge lot e Calicoes al lUc. OIL. aud Is per ,aid
Scotcn Ginghdm. real Al lele beautiful patterns
Figured and plain SNss NusIus
J4coue', book and CHI ckrd do
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corner alone disturbed the silence Of death
at last the struggle came wildly the
dying girl opened her eyes, agaia-agaln
her lips moyed-onoe more-aad-all
was still
WALKED forth upon the lawn with sad
heart presently the old man jo.ned me as
| passed before the chamber OF death with
a iau!iering tongue he thanked me for the
kind Office ! performed for The dead, and
wished rne many blessings. rcplyed no;
TO him but silently pressing his hand de-
parted from this scene OF grief. Never
before felt | what it Was 10 die never be-
fore felt | the pangs that rcnd the heart
Of parents, when their offspring are snatch
ed away from them forever never before
knew | the feelings that fl the hearts 0.
brothers and sisters, when the companions
Of their infancy aud childhood arc laid in
the cold grave q.
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That ii shall discount 10 promissor,
note, and purchase no bill Of exchange
which has more than one hundred and
eighty days to run, or make any loan for
longer time.
That no debt shall be renewed.
That il shall not Ut any time loan the
4 United StAtes more than three millions Of
dollars, nor any State more than 500, 900.
4 nor either for a longer time than one hun.
ired and eighty days, unless authorized by
law.
That il shall contract no debt for long.
er time than one year.
That il shall issue no note of less de-
nomination than ten dollars.
That the officers Of the institution shall
not be permitted to borrow money from,
or contract any debt therein, in any man.
Ber whatever; note or bill of which such
officer is maker, drawer, endorser, or nc.
ceptor, is forbidden TO be discounted. The
directors Of the branches not TO be consid
cred officers within the meaning of this
provision.
To prevent or expose any fraud or indl
nctlou in the management Of the lnstitn-
ton, to prevent, also, large aud improper
loans to individuals, to the injury of the
stockholders and this Public, and 10 prevent,
likewise, false impuiaiion when such freg-
ularities do not eNist, it IS proposed that
the books Of the institution, iueluamg the
accounts Of all individuals therein, be at
all times open TO the inspection OF the Sccre-
iary Of the Treasury Of the United States,
10 committee Of either House Of Con-
gress, to each Of the directors Of the Bank,
aud TO committee OF the Stockholders,
with power to make public whatsoever they
think III.
II is proposed to provide that the branch
e. shall no, Issue notes or bills adapted to
snd Intended for circulation, but may sell
drafts not less in amount ,hnn tiily dollars,
ia thu parposc Of transmission and OK.
change.
That the Bank shall no, suspend specie
payment that 1t shall no, pay out any thing
bot cuiu or bullion, or is own notes. That
il existence as corporation continue for
twenty years, but that It be allowed to use
is corporate name for two years longer
10 sitting up It's affairs.
That no other bank bo established by
Congress during the existence Of the char
GER.
And providing that il shall no, be deem.
cd an infringement Of the privileges grant
Cd by the charter, # Congress shalI order
The said Corporation to place offices Of dis.
coun, aud deposile wherever the same may
be necessary Cor the collection sale.kccp.
iag aud disbursement Of tle pu''sie revenue.
~ winch is respectfully submitted.
4. EWING,
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SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have been cX-
amined by the Supreme Court, and admit
ted to Superior Court Practice, viz: J.
W. Scott, of Concord, CabarruS County
jeremiah Clark, of this City; Frederick
II. Mcdowell, Of Mecklenburg County
Tod r. Caldwell, of Burke County John
l.. London, of Wilmington, New Hanover
County; NJ. London, do. do. Albert G..
Hubbard, of Newborn, Craven County
George S. lIolIey, of Windsor. BERTHE
County; Gaston II. Wilder, of this City
Thomas Houston, of Statesyille, Iredell
county and John w. Cameron, of Car
thage, Moore County.
And the following TO County Court Prac.
tee, viz Duncan IL. McRae, of Fayctte-
vile, Cumberland County Il. Nelms, OF
Arson County William Johnston, of Lin
coin County Angus r. Kelly, OF Carthage,
Moore County; Robert Il. Rdgers, OF
Edgecombe County; Alphonso Wilson
Long, of Orange County John NJ. Long,
g u &aabqF 55a} c9qGRbAHH y Aeus B BS4gsy
Franklin County.--Rdl. Reg.
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Inn THE cn,hlorrr InrnNAr-

In the spring Of 1886, while travelling
through a part Of "the good old North
State" one evening, weared and melan-
choly, came to beautiful grove that
shaded a neat little cottage, from the bright
beams Of the ycrnal sun. Oyerpoweted
by fatigue, | rode up to the enclosure and
dsmounted As entered the little gate,
my heart was eheerod by the neatneSs and
beauty of the scene before me scattered at
proper distances. grew the Pride Of China,
with trunks gracefully wreathcd by the
climbing roSe--bencath a small window,
tastofully entwincd the tendrils of the Md
Hfora, where blooming roses scattered n
soft and delighted fragrance to the gentle
breeze, that scarcely lifted the trembling
leaves from their resting places. As ad-
yanecd TO a seat beneath a wide spreading
oak where | was about TO quietly rcpose
my weary frame an old man whose head
was whtencd DER by the touch OF time,
appeared before the cottage and beckoned
me TO approach; as drew near he kindly
SaIutcu fIlc=--ttItrr was sVttI'a ,srt,';, ~vrsi
handing and venerable about that old man,
that won my heart at sight. While stand
ing before him perceived the dimed lustre
of his ove--down his time turrowcd face,
tear after tear coursed each other. gent
IL enquircd the cause Of his sorrow with
out uttering word, in silence he led me
into the dwelling, where bcheld an affect
ing sight Upon bed beneath that hum
bic root, lay Young and beautiful being
in the agony of death Around her bed.
side were assembled her mother, sister,
and two brothers--it was her father who
for a momcat left the side of his dying
daughter, to call me to this scene OF SCR,
row Like statue, bent over the dying
daughter, stood the weeping sister whose
heaving bosom told the throbbIngS OF sis
ter's heart Pale with watching that dy.
ing child, sat the unhappy mother gaalns
upon her features with an intensity Of soul,
nv pen cannot describe. Oh then 1t was
that | felt the force of mothers love
what would she not give to again behold
the fond smile playing upon the lips OF her
daughter what would she not sacrifice to
once more see her bounding along with
the light steps of youth and health! But
alas the breathing of the dying one be-
came shorter, and were repeated at longer
interyals-the ticking of the clock in the
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and their crew Of cut-ihroats and assassins,
wished to excite the Indignation of the
mlsled populace against the most illastrous
aud patriotic individuals, all they found ne.
cessary 10 their success, were appeals to
the baser passions and preIudices Of the
multitude. Ia the Legislative hall Of the
nation, they were told Of the dangers i'm
pending over their devoted heads-the hor-
rid consplracies formed against their rights,
and the most wicked combinations against
their lives and property. The people in
the madness Of delirium caused by such
flaming appeals, threw aside all restraint,
and, like furIes from the internal abodes,
committed acts which will forever stand as
monuments Of human deprayity and degra-
datlon. These remarks have been sug-
gesed By the tone of the Richmond In
gLarer. The Editor has undoubtedly drank
deep at the lount where D'Alembert, a
Mirlbeau, and a Condorcet, imbibed the
maddcning draught. Rarely number Of
chat paper comes 10 hand, without such ex.
presslons as, +" the gullloliae reeks with
blood, " " the axe is uplifed," eff with his
head Suppose Il foreigner should by
chance in a distant land, take up number
Of that paper; would he no, from tie Ian
guage used, believe that we were a cruel
and bloody people How would he be de-
ceivcd when all this bloody tragedy resoly-
Cd Itself into the removal Of few rascals
from office.
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New ! DIRK, JUNE T..

TIE news brought by the Great Wes-
tern has had no effect on our markets,
though the gloomy acccanls from the man
uiacturing districts are calculated to pre-
vent, at least, any speedy Improvement in
the prices Of cotton. The high state q
political excitement INTO which Great Brl.
tain has been thrown by the proposed al.
teratlon OF the corn laws and other mea-
sures Of the Ministry, IS exceedingly unfa-
yorable to all commercial business; and
the utter defeat Of the Ministry on the su-
gar duties question making a dissolution
Of Parliament probable, better state OF
things cannot be expected till the excite
nient Of Il general election has passed away.
It was considered almost certain that Sir
Robert Peel's motion, declaring that the
coIntry had 10 longer confidence in tie
Ministry, would pass. 1t was TO come W
on the 18th ult.-C0SrespJAdeace Of tie
National Iaieiiigeacer.
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Mr.. Calhoun, Of 5. c. regards every
question he takes hold Of as producing a
crisis. Some years ago notification was
the crisis-then the putting down Of the
Jackson administration was crisis-then
the defeat Of Van Van was a crisis. The
jackson administration was not put down,
and Mr. Van Buren, was elected. Then
the passage of the Sub-treasury was a
crisis, and then the reelection of Mr.. Van
Buren, was crisis. The sub-treasury has
been repudiated By the people, and Mr..
Van Buren, has been turned out Of the
Presidential office. Now the governments
new fsealagcnt is the crisis Under these
circumstances the Charleston Courier calls
Mr.. Calhoun, John CRISIS Calhoun -Bah.
Patriot.
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4 NEW DEFINITION.

Some time since, locotoco in this coun,
~ engaged in political conversation with
several Wings, aud like the most Of that
stripe, lie was moi sparing IN the use Of then
standing epithel--lederalist. After rant.
ing away at terrible rate, against the poor
" iederallsts;' some person asked him to
explain the meaning Of the term. After
considerable preliminary head scratching
and splitting of tough phlegm, he excla!m.
cd well, il means these id states
rights men" We recommend this def
milton to the intelligent locos about some
parts that VIC could mention, as very ap
propos, and advise them to treasure it up
IN their scanty repositories Of political
knowledge as a cliucher.
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NecafncsiiY invite the attention Of those
persons Of the Van Buren, PARTY, who are
IN favor o. National bank, 10 the plan Of
the Secretary Vi the Treasury, which he
has submitted to Congress. The plan will
be found 10 another part Of the paper.
We have frequently me, with individuals
Of the Opposition, who avow themselves IN
favor Of such an Institution, under proper
grsfds aud restrictions 70 sach We would
say, examine closely the course that the
party opposed to tie Administration pur.
sue IN Congress, IN rolat.ou TO this nica-
sure, and il you lhcn can sustain men Who
,ramplo upna what YOU believe to be for
tho INTEREST," and prosperity Of chr country,
be i 50.
10 the great wass Of prejudice thrown
around this s1tjccL by cav'ilins dema-
gogues whose views Of general policy,
scarcely extends beyond their county, ma.
nv honest and patriotic individuals have
>'0'' - NV ''''''' - 49,
and hesilaiion-,hey have been told time
after time, ,ha, Bank viii swallow Up
our liberties and uProot the very founda
lions of our cisl Institutions. They ba,o
been Informed agam and again, that those
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l'.s '''" '''''' ~ "'', w >"'' 49,
-" men O our ''N''''eS "A'e oe'" E'd'!!'1u
from Is by thr Bans What right has me
" Monster suatehcd away II IS a ho'o-
Hous iact, That our l'ar'oas oil greatest h'-
hona' prosperity were curing 'h' existence
u 'N"'''''A' bum W '''N "''''E' W.
periods OF greatest national e"oarraSS'
ments ana distress nave uniformly occur
red IN the intervals That elapsed ""en we
were without an institution Of d .Naaohai
character
Bot to return ; the plan ct Secretary
Ewing, proposes TO obyla'e all constitutions
al seruplcs that may arse WIN REGARD 10
the establishment oil BANK for our own
part we believe that The Constitution gives
ample powers % congress 70 N''''''' a
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go Will the Editor of the Jefrrsonion
copy the following from the New York
Herald which he calls an independent
Wing paper p Abiding to the Custom
House Investigation, uow IN progress, the
Herald says, up to this day about 20 wit.
nesses have been examined, and about
FIVE MILLIONS IN pickings and steal.
iDgs discovered. The investigation will
probably continue several weeks longer
As the Herald has heretofore been good
authority for the Je6erSonida, we trust that
he Will not deprive his readers of this
piece Of valuable information by all means
quote from the Herald, that the corrupt
and rascally officers appointed by Andrew
jackson aud Van Buren, have picked and
stolen about FIVE MILLIONS Of the
peoples moncy--do Mr.. Jt6trSoman en-.
tighten your patrons with this piece of IN
lcl5Ience, from your iavorite "indepen.
dent Wing paper "--oh do no, slight Mr..
Bennett By refusing 10 notice his article (;
good Mr.. JsfersoHidn, give It to them
with few Of your able comments.