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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
n No. n 49, 2 - - Y u IT y y
To the Hon. HENRY Clay.
A REAL LOG CABIN MEETING INi
AZ OHIO. n

+ t.. <lel OElNQ+ 9 -
| a Convention was held in Columbus
tohiq11 on Tue4day week which fofcibly
brings y p he glorious Feeelfetffio.fiS#o5
+ 1870 wien thhe people .eatheftd4byzthou-
sands 10 consider tlis state ot tile coun.
Try. It was in Ohio, tand Al Cblumbos
Etoo, that the first * thpse mighty gather.
ings assembled, aaaAndw againl hRve they
sci the same nozzle example 10 thkir Why
brethren throughout the county. The
qonvenlien was called 10 H9ifibate a
Wbi2. candidate f5r Governor atAhe elec,
tipn, which 4 II Take place. neat fa.i;-
They organized by appointing General
JPseph Vance, Of Champaigne county,
as President. and nineteen Vide Presi.
dents. A committee of nineteen, ohe
from each Congressional District, wss
selected "a draii esolutions; and She ques.
lion Was Then asked the peopla. iEho
willsyou have f4r.GoeeEnof r Wish one
ypice they exclaimed, "ThoaI4s Con
via n and the question being Hut, a re-,
sponsive aye wen. up frontle Yery man
Of the thousands present. Mr.. Corwin
bad deelieed roPto lAe meelink Of The
C5nsention,5fo seeeisl nomination, bua
being now called upon with such unani-
miiy, and from 10 many Of bis fefow-ciii-
zens, he yielded his own wishes, and
Submitted himself 10 those Of the people.
a spirited address and appropriate re-
solutions were Then adopted and ordered
70 be published. and the CohSeIti6n ad :
jouTned.
il isSImpossiHle 10 mistake such spir-
il among ths people ard HE Jesuit 10
Ohio. as every where elseI whea such a
feeling is awakened, will be certain tic-
tory.
Among annmber Of Neutrality-suspicious.
ed by The Convention. s1ersa tbeE follow
ing: ~
ResOired. That labor isthe true sbarce or
national Nealiks aad that al aeasnses ag 20.
ysrnmental policy should aiEgz 10 easiHre a!a6or
lis adequate reward. Il e
Rssolrs4. That The TsrifFlaws nov In opera.
tion, are ipsufieient for this purpose ard that
a Tariff hich will protect eur manufactures
from tie ruinous competition of lie labor Of
Europe, and open to Agriculture a hdme mar
ket forts surpIus products, is limperatfrety de-
manded By every Interest Of the People Of the
State Of Otto.
Resolved, That 10 6xing the Tariff of duties
On the Importation Of foreign goods. merely
for the purpose OF revenue, due Discrimination
should be made between such articles asaswe
raa, and such as we cannot produces oriuIanufac-
tare 50 Is 70 give adeqnste encoHrags ment to
puf own industry and enterpEise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
Frc.. Il, M II csmr.srsiul .isassflissr e. Fst "a
LArIzR FiIsOM IN ts1AN0.

n T
4 The packet ship North BArner.ca army.
ed ibis mbrning laom EisstpeoL whence
she sailed oh the S,h of 9anuayI We
have London papers 81 ths Ithi aadE ~
peIpooi os The SlhI
1nisllsgence of The taking Of Amoy had
reached Lendon "a he 9Th o. January.
and was published exclusively in the
Times Of ihat dayl Nuhi came 3nler.
nation OF lie ldss uiI1he Madagascar
steamships very EhrleiFEkla iemeI.s, con.
tanned 10 sleiter III JsTsine MLslhsson s
Co Of ,hetsshior Naval dIhcer at Heag.
Kong. CaRi. DleeYs uf the Matag asrars
! Cart GTattpp9 Of the Royal frishs ten
other genlIenens ana thirty Iass ars had
landed from the wteck, add were befiev7
4 I'D 70 be Htisonefsin the HANDS Of The
/ Chinese.
k The letters from Annoy say ihat tile
BRUSH got very little plah def--npt more
i thAh + U0OioF 0,DIuF dollars. The ships
we're 10 sall foF1 tk3.hesan On IT, oShs 81
4 September, and winter there, 1he. season
being to faf Iadfaacee FLOR further opera
liipns nortkWafd asa!
/ The adyires from Affshauistan were
,ttuttsatfsiAcleFv THE anglo. Indian force.
jim that Ire gion had beea dfteatedttiin d bat,
4 lie With TIE mouhtall ChiIizies. with !
very considerable lqss of fife,
4 The Kins Of SlFmah, THARAwAnpIE
HAD. arrived at Rhngoon, attended by !
large body III trooBs and a multitude q
This subjects Suspicion had existed as [,
the motive Nc thisB visit, andtbe Governo
General olIIndia bad taken care 10 as
isefnble cohHderRsle force al Rahgoon
/ With several steam frigates !. twt 81 "a
Inothing.of aIho$tiIe nature had transpir
Fed and ihaIbeitef pptniqnTsee med. tp b
lthat ITharawa ddie k5dbjecl was tonay 10 a
muse himself wilh}a ebange ofIscenei \
The British CioyeTnment bad iuiefPoset
He adjust the quarrsi al etqqelte betNeer
/ France and Spainf The Times See his il
ne Of opinion thatthe Regent .EsfateF,
/. had not the night lille 10 tbis quarrel
| The elections id Abe Spanish Cbambe
of Deputies bad 4eFaftfdl in a complete
ilriqmphfor The Ministry i 4
4 Lord MelboArne had iheen paving /;
(. visit 20 tie Queen ut Windsor tsF III,
nh, ftEme siac3 hisrerfsspeat 4Fom M
femiershipl I e Ii
/ Ibid ASHfDuRT9N wasIEtof embark #
\ Ngw. York. pn bqard 4 steaui ffi4atci ii
81 about tie 72lth4 pf Japhaf5 His etal
fipFthe United STATES was expected 70 b
ve]y brief. .-fi0E IL r is +
n Sfr. EyE1rrr,t the- Amftiean Minister
.left Londdn Pn thhl5thoE january on
1lts.s. IL 7 "A IL. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

The cosetnmeat. il viii Sc ree0ileeled,
some t;me since inssi,ulsd suit against
Gov. CAtt. ~ Florida. Is . defauliet.--
We now Learn rom the Tallahassee Sen.
incl Of The llih Dit, that the trial took
place 10 the, early part Of February BE-.
foss very intelligent jury ~hp gave
kF<rdiel IL favor Of the dsisaiaat to The
6qsnnt Of e700, thus showing hiT 10 be
Ssrsdilor ilsieadlof deiaulisf to the
government.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

VIZ MAKEs THEl morIos--Ws com ply
/ With the hint Of The Wheeling Argus with
whole soul. We 90 for real Demo.
cratic Free Suffrage Convention, with an
our strengthened we 90 for il being held
\ at once to<organtze the party for he
spring eampaign. What do our friends
SAY TO . Convention III Stanton sometime
ID March, where the true principles Of
Jshersonian Democracy can be put forth
and our party recognized npor, The Ga
immoveable foundation of '9s ana ,9os
Fisks Siaiss Riski Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

What ssy our friends 10 holding Con.
vension at Staunson on "Wednesday the
go Of March That viii be more than
smonlh previous 10 the Spring election.
which wopld afford Us ample time ID or.
eAnize our strength and strike 4 vigorous
Blow for the glorious cause of S,sts =.
form. The sooner We begin the rrea,
work The eatiisr viii be the period Of Il.
s1ecsssful consummasion.-Ib.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

.tI The Britsh steam packet Solway atriv-,
ea at The mouth. Of the. ,All$sissippili from.
rVera Cruz on tie l0th FEB. Among The
passengers was yoppgsCobMBs whose ar
rival al New 0fldaps is thds noticed 10
the Picayune ofItae. l5th3 ~s.tl an
FL giyes vs. great pleasure 10 aHndunoe
The arrival ID hisfeitF, from NieSito, of
yopng Coombs oHe Of the. ill faded Santa
Fe expedition, in lgood health. He-fett
line City Of EMexqo Cd the 21ih.J aid nary
ara lreachef Ne vi Olleaas oil the ltihsF
n The subs sauee the inltetligehee he
brings in relation h BIS CON is, that
f8hen be ten the fli4in Body Of Tile Santa
Fe prisaners we're Within two days march
Eot the capitol. Mr. Kendall Was with
THE company; il lexceH4nt health. He
was probably IN .dhe Oily d lMexito By
theFIst instant, add wehage evety rea
sohs 10 believe, wiz be ini thls city -by The
|fifst Of next month. ME9Cdmbs men Mr.
MeRae, The HbeafeF Of dispatches 10 the
IAheffoan minister al. Petoteg about half
eay Between Vera Ctuz sn5 Mexico +
TAt Bulletin q Ehe 18th has Tie fdllow-t
ing paragraph: /. u n. ii
F good aetes for Terqs We have bad
=anfH 81 few Imeme1ts coayarsalion With
aAfr FfaHRfh E dttaBs, II Ia ID EPFi&onfr hi1
MeSico, ahd+learnRa fd9H him tlle1f6llaw-
lhg rArticuEbrs, whicho eecurred Just be.
tote he leaSthe. poit of1Nkra' Gfoz.ih the
British steam ship Sol@aE5 "A multitude
lot laJies and Sc 9lemeFtln. gala, dresses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

. .Iiutiay qaa Loss Of L1e.-The New
ORLEANS Bulletir otFihe I2ihfuliimo Gays:
z VIE were inclined late lt5t evening" by
an officer of the Texan NAlIy, that The
crew Of the1Texas schoonerof war ESan
Aptoaio (nowIiyin4eff SaagbterIH6use
Point, mntinef-kllled keHSecond Lieu
tenRnis Mr.. MI 4. Fuller, Wounded two
midsbipmenl, MessTs. Allen and ode
seized cullasses and pistols. aid left the
vessel. Thff sailing master escaped by
Jumping overheard. Ell "a +:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

Ss6cking.- On Friday Iast 4 little oi;rI
aaegaier 0. Mr. hllIam Bachelor, Of
thisioliy. vas 50 severely scalJed BIZ tbe
uPselfing Of Al pol of boiling d pfFse II q
cause its death on lfta day fuIlo@iag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

We have received and been req1estsd 10 pub
iish he following Letter and Ssslrmsni, which
We Do with pleasure. They heed not one VOID
ofieorfment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

/ i Apsff]erRlan for 4 Fiscal Agent was
+laSd before Congress;.op Wednesday, by
IMt. Barnard, IA theIshape Of an amend
iment 10 Mr.. Cushing's bill on that SUBJ
Ifect. is in the form Of an entirely
new Bill BY the title 81 An act 10 au-
itHorize the. issue or convertible Exche.
.qperjBiIls and further % amend the laws
relating to !beTreasary Dep artmeni.' Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

The TEafpERANcE CAusE.- Tin Thou.
sand I'le4ges The Cincinnati Chronicle,
8says That Mr. Porter has returned 10
alhet eFyl from a tour through. Missouri,
Iiinos, and fIndiana, during which he
has obtained about ten thousand sigma
turesIto the total abstinence pledge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

14fitippe4ratitce.--Fqur thousand persons,
EesfdeHtE ot S1yr5Sfusef New York have
signed ffher pledge, ahd $4,000 in The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

TRUST SALE OF NEGROES, FURNITURE, CROPS corn,
OATS &C. Ac-y virtue Of Deeds Of Trust, executed
by Bavery ielh on 22nd February Is4I Miles c.
sclden Trustee other Charles Srden, Trustee both OF
record aian hal SELL BY public auction, Thurs
day. The December II fair IL otherwise the next fair day
terraer han The residence of the said Beverly eih In
property contained the said deeds for the
poses nsnoned-conprsns from Is TO 80 negroes-
Amongst cook, blacksmith, carpenter
valuable female house and Geld hands,
boys grlshr household and kitchen furniture comprising
beds mattresses bed linen and table nen all u excellent quail
W large quantity sao ounee. Of splendid silver plate china
and hogs Of approved hreeds plantation utensils fourteen
prs mules pair OF first rate hlooded carriage hosee, riding
hors The plantation utensils and rn the best
kinds the latter are six eight beautiful dressing
tables with mirrors atachrda splendid wardrobe smaller Co.
AN excellent piano. hair bottom chairs and soa seven eape
and rugs oil cloths, window cnTt7ins, &C.
The crop OF Corn being upwards of 800 barrels and crop Of
Oats Fodder, Shucks, Straw &C.
Negroes and Plate cash will be required tho
remainder of property credit months with interest
added fpr all So for bonds with approved security
urIer so cash. MILES {. SELDES, T,,.,sAs
CHARLES SELDEN,
" '1'' INLoEs < BROTHER, Auernneers.
Nov g os-'as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Adjournment IF Ms Tennessee Legislature Results
he S.x,i0D

.lNj0NTTWeN
the Session
The two Houses adjourned without day on Wednes.
dsy last They passed into lw the Bill, the details
Of which were given in "Wednesday Eannor. d''ione
the State into Congressional Districts They ais"
passed the Bill extending the stay Of executions upon
all judgments before Justices Of the Peace, from 10
8 months. Besides these, they have passed Al mis-
session:
An Ac: 10 appo-on the Representation OF the Gene
raj Assembly Of the State Of Tennessee.
An Act 10 amend the Charter Of lie Bank oil Ieh'
ncssee, and for other purposes.
An Ac. TO abolish Imprisonment for Debt.
An Act 10 amend the Act of 1890, Chapter Al, 10
tie sacrifice Of Real Estate and for other Pur>
poses.
An Act 10 amend the Act appropratiug $500 600 TO
Eas. and West Tennessee.
An Ac, to authorize the several Banks 70 issue small
noios.
An Act for the relief Of the debtors Of the Bark ct
Tennessee and lis Branches, and
An Act to withdraw the State subscription and can
eel the bonds issued TO The Louisville, Cincinnati and
Charleston Railroad.
With resoluons-lst, directory to the County Court
Of White county; Cd, directory to Public Printer; 50,
to Secretary of State 4h TO Secretary OF Senate o'a
to Comptroller, and 9th to Attorney General.
They have failed 10 elect Senator'S 10 the Congress
of the U. S and failed TO appoint Commissioners to
investigate the affairs Of the Bank Of Tennessee and
Branches These subjects are Of vital Importance
to the people of Tennessee, and may be expected %
have no slight influence upon the results al the oaot.
boxes next August-Banner.
o. We received but hanafr! ui pnpers BY the mail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29
Iirptnia Land tIoims.

The true merits of this much abused class ci CLAIMS
m te found sci forth in the clear and strong argument
=; " liam o Goode, Esq. MIR. Hall Of Vermont, took
coca. on 10 attack Virginia most violently OH tins SUB
a.,and drew distorted picture OF the course pursued
i, cur Legislature and citizens THIS is the only
:. .1 On which Nr. Hall vas ever known TO make
soa.cl and hc armed himself with ali sorts OF insy
s-,sn.au.s and uisreprcse nations. Our readers viii
tI +: Mr. Goodies speech clear history of thus whole
m.,.eI and powerful! vindication otthe Old Dominion
The Alexandra Gazette repeats ITS disposition to put
lie cius no hands, and repeat perfect DIS
po.,i5a 10 assume the responsibility II says, that
i La; aeen sraied hear that recent suggestions
. 10 The proper and policy OF the Wings, at the
EeS; sesscn Of Congress meet with appreciation and
approval. Congress meets ega'n IN
:ew weeks Even with majority of Wings, the
WI. party powerless Let there, then be no nnne
cessarv resistance TO the popular will as recently ex-
pressed Above all, let the Wing members, commence
ron The start ac!ion-that IS transaction Of business
Speaking and discussion will now do no good Re.
9m Re.renci, .4ct And, repeat, as far as is con.
riy,eE lie; Loco Foco if possible, go at
oac., INTO operation There must be time given for
Ii, Sc measures fully 10 display their results, and that
TINE ough, no, TO be delayed We too repeat, "Let
~ reform, re,rench, ac. and above ALL let US rsPtai
%. essentially modify the present abomnabe Tariff II
40 Wings VIII only permit US 10 carry that measure
no immediate operation, will thank them, and take
e responsibility with all the pleasure in the world.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29
.9nofdfr dcserfer from The Coons

The Mobile Register says "Judgc 3. F. Porter, a
Representative elect from Tuscaloosa county; hereto
fore acting with the Wing party of this State, has, in
reply TO an invitation 10 JOIN the Clay club in Selma,
written letter defining his position, and renouncng
Mr.. Clay and his party Judge Porter was Nullfer,
and he considers impossible for him to 60 farther with
the party which adopts the Tariff and kindred measure,
as parts of their political creed.
1--WE cannot tell from Judge Porters letter whether
he will 20 with the Democratic party,-but it is one
step, at least to have renowned and denounced the
hereses Of Whggery, aud 10 be ready TO admit that the
Democrats in This matter have the right side of the
question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
coun,x,;on If The Railroad To 3gutG Creek.
oWPitltUH y "t nut, 1''''
VnrinaILfd E1peGifi0n

Unriraiied E7pefnton
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac kal!rcao
nv their Railroad was completed 10 Inc
p,nr ,,yey nm the lGh Instant and that travellers
conveyed between Richmond and Washington al all seasons
hs year BY Railroad Cars and steamboats, he Steamboat
@ hs,n with effective keep nprn the
during the weather In Wntc leaving Rich
mond al g. A. 81 precisely Instead OF 4i as heretofore ane
reaehin, Washington and Baltimore 10 y hours or more
Than o. hour. in sdvanee Of lie River and Bay Boats
travellers BIS this line proceeding Philadelphia
nm their arrival Baltimore reach that city al ~ ~ tho mex
morning or In % hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore 10 fredericksburg
n ana on board the Potomac Steamboat and
passengers will take tickets al the Railroad Office
bh for Washington and Baltimore The fare Ia this way vii
he less paid separately, on different poon q the route
Whole fare 10 Washington, .ys
DO. Baltimore, :, Shu
=. . ~ T,i,oad line fioI rat;nors,l sig
No charge o children under three OF endef
'"ei 49, g THOMAS SHARP,
srsgh.adc.i Of 3tGE7srts6sa.
Nov. q -"y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29
co, paynot.py,S ESSAY.

We regret that not aware OF the ''several err
-o, in tits Essay, in consequence Of The proof siiee,
mol bring examined BY Col. r before recopied i.
~, our last from The Jeessonan. With all It's typo:
y;lpcal errors however il is mos. entertaining and
instructive treatise agricul,nre-!ull of quain, facts
touching tie early history Of agricultuFe-and furnish,
,nz to re agricultural world the advice OF old aud
y5rienced farmer whose beautiful estate near Char
!ossglic is perfect model 1t canno; fail to amnse
aho for the dry details Of practical farm
,as The Col has exhibited wonderful research, and
t.s brought back rich stores Of ancient Lore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

BsCoNDED from the subscribers residence IN Henrlco neal
m. civ Of Richmond on Saturday night a four negroes
TOM JErFEgsoNabou, - or q years old brown color
rough SKIN ia n,I ie aSs very ,hes lips
Thick u"ds g:,S dprsr i,nas he
we'll ont and striking ankles together when lie walk
short nanny hair had pair OF brosurs soes and heel
well nailed about 81 years old raised by Mr. Ausend
Of Petersburg. =,
e, ,neak, very slowly particularly thick full head Of hair
ard is about % years oldwas also raised BY M Ameat
of Petersburg s
and ery full of large broad eeth large eyes his right thu
differs from c being smaller al the end and sho mas az
mi, time sore SHIN occasioncd by slipping and ,cfapns on
the step barouch aud has small scar on one sae inc
upper part Of mis- nose re- -. :. 80.
civ or County so each camc, out Of ne ely or Comfy;
Zach If in any state South Virginia, and S!CJ each " 10 any
S T, ~ v,,gnia so that them again without farther
r.eeo ths costs from the where
caught a. " WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

men as il declared by the law making power, justly
and impar,ialy and trust independently Of The coarse
censure partisan press. shall essay SO to discharge
it in the present instance. And | shall expect you.
cooperation, and that Of the agents and OF
the Department, was much gratifed 10 be informed
BY the special agent Of the Department that the con-
duc,ors Of the railroad between fredericksburg
ard Richmond promptly yielded their assent to The
requirements of the law of 1925 as the iilesa'
lily Of the practice pointed Quit them
am, respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
C. A. MICKLlFFE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29
JOHN TAYLOR IF Caroline.
70 YNE EDITOR or THE E.NQ uIRE.

TO YHE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
| am not Bank ohcef-haye but little 10 do with
Barks-am opposed 10 incorporated companies-oppo-
sed to the present system of banking in our Stale
and opposed 10 the State having any connection with
Banks, as stockholders borrowers. | make these
remarks fearing that may be thought friendly to The
Banks in the suggestions submit Tor the relief Of the
people am The failure Of the Two great staples
OF STATE heat and tobacco, for years past
the present low prices producing but small amount
to farmers ard panters-thc habits Of extravaganza,
which havotoo much prevailed, have produced em6ar-
rassme and distress The dcbtors in our Stale, can
not pay until crops made (at least two) without sa
cr.tcng property. The Banks must continue TO cnria'l
until they ge their circulation do"n TO The Specie IN
their vaults The brokers will let them rest till
this is done and without enlargng OH this point which
is clear any acquainted with banking, and the
disposition OF troGers these money dealers, hasten
10 pon, out the only remedy that occurs to my mind
for relief ca Stay Law will not do Let The Legisla.
tu.c say 10 the Banks Immediately wien they meet, u!
yon will surrender your charters, we VIII allow you live
years 10 wind up sour affairs The two fret years you
may 90 on and do misunderstanding circulation not
exceeding three for You shall be protected BY
law against for specie by brokers' but shall pay 10
citizens for actual use-eaving The manner IN
which this shall be done the wisdom OF the Leg'sla.
ture. The Banks must be protected against brokers'
After the two years, to compel the Banks to cnrtaii
thirty three and third per cent every year. I'LL The
expiration Of the five years Let the Legislature adept
such course, and relief would Immediately follow
The farmers and planters would get fair prices TO. their
produce-tIe merchant would begin 10 collect, aud
confidence would be restored During these five years
The Stale could sell her stock, or receive from the
Banks the money for il, and could devise some system
of banking, better calculated to give a sound, good
currency. The Legislature should also compel the
Banks not to deal in exchanges, charging more than
ono hall per cent II nay be said, the notes would de-
precia,e | think not. The Banks are known TO be
in sound condition, and if they we're protected
aaainst brokers, could do twice n,nch business as
they now 90, and pay specie Confidence would not
he los, in The Banks. No State Banks can continue
doing business on banking principles, whilst exposed
10 tie wirs of brokers. They WILL for their own profit,
create suspenson and faien the confusion and dis.
ere dit they produce in monetary affairs. Save the
Canks from these money dealers, and then they can
perform all that is required Of them
NO FRIEND TO BANKS.
D;uw iddie county, Nov. 80, lc42.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

Tile New Orleans Courier Iepublisbcs with some
appreciation the remarks recently made on The pre-
mature discussion the Preside ntia although
it is pleased 10 add "that some attribute the admoni.
tons from Mr. Rcbie to personal dislike Of Mr. Cal
houn" We beg the Courier TO put itself at ease on
that subject. We entertain such feelings towards
Mr. Calhoun. No, only ''are by cones by cones : but
we feel as we have protested the kndest feelings,
rect and confidence for that distinguished man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

prevent all injury to the beautiful cities and fertile
plantations of Louisiana. IL Western Armory and
Naval Depot be established, vote for Memphis. In
time, perhaps Virginia and Tennessee may be brought
INTO closer connection through some vast highway 10
the Mississippi river, and not altogether without
interest in this important matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

Let every one read Judge fuckers beautiful ADDRESS
IN 10 DAYS paper Once Tie ornament OF the iench Oh
ne Court Of ppeals he was transferred 70 Inc "onos
sic and useful post of Professor in the en.'efs.y VI
nia and we'll will he sustain the reputation OF this
esie institution. He is of the best writers IN fr.
ora aad ihs address is composition chase, phloso-
~ ,sl and repe,a with excellent advice The relation
tween the Professors and Students which ne urges
win master hand will have IN IRE influence upon Inc
slsasion Of ledge, thar all The arbitrary rules
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