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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

pOARD-FamilIes or single gentlemen can be accommod
ted with board and pleasant at 30 Bcekman street
Terms moderate. i6lmsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

The Alabama rivers are so low to check the receipts
in some degree, notw standing which, however, the
stock is accommodating and will be very large.
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Edward Pierson, brother.in.
law OF II. l.. Pierson, and
now Cashier.
Charles Hoyt.
II. M. Blatchford.
E. H. Blatchford, present
Attorney of the Company.
Hiram Gray, of Chemung
county.
William g. Bucknor.
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pANKRUPTS-Tos such of this class of nd iduas wish
II avail themselves OF the bankrupt which is almost
be ertpead the session Of Congress- Bile
information will be afforded free OF charge addressing
box 243 r. office, satg where interview be had
ME 3tsr
pACKET Snip SIDDONS FROM LIVERPOOL
Consignees will please send their permits board Or
leans wha foot of Wall street, All goods not permitted
hive days will be 10 the public I7r
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James Bowen, for President.
Henry L. Pierson, Mr..
Lords brother.in-law.
jeremiah H. Pierson, OF
Rockland county, MIR.
Lords father.ln-law.
George d. Wickham,of Go
shen, an old gentleman
who seldom moves out.
Eleazer Lord, of Rockland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

The New Workers on tbs ticket are undoubtedly the
very strongest that could have been selected
The ciquss who hang around the Pipelayers, and the
editor of the Standard newspaper met somewhere about
81 Wall street. and addressed by James Bowen, the
present President Henry L. Person the brothern-law Of
Eeazer Lord and several other relatives Of
the latter agreed that the following ticket would
be voted for by the Pipslayers party and Mr. Lords
riauda vi1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

NEE, in their respective precincts, at such time as may
suit their convenience and 10 appontat such meetings.
delegates to attend Convention 10 be held at the Court
House on the first day of March Court next, for tho
purpose Of nominating candidates 10 coun-
" Of Frederick in the next General Assembly
On motion,
Rcsored, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Winchester yrginian, Sentinel OF the
Valley, Martinsburg Republican, Richmond Enquirer.
and that the other Republican papers OF the State and
the Washington Globe be requisite TO insert the same
JOHN BAKER, Chairman.
RICHARD M SYDSoR, Secretary
We refer our readers to the proceedings for ~has
done al the Democratic meeting on Monday last
The crowded state of columns prevents any Other
notice OF Them than that they adopted with great
unaniry, and having thus taken steps for full re-
presentation in the Stale Convention 10 he held st
Richmond the 9TH of March next, would urge
our Republican friends, in other countless TO do tho
same. II Will be seen, that delegates have also been
appointed to Congressional Convention 10 be held in
me District composed of this, and the other counties,
that may be classed with it, We hope, the other coun
ties concerned, at early day, will do the same. We
only the efficient and united operation OF our
Republican friends and all to success, and
the Of evil threatening to paralizo
the whole country, and to involve its institutions and
lis interests in common ruin.-Hincheser Virginian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
1uesddY, Dec. -, lS42.

On motion Of MIR. WATTS,
Resoired, That the Committee on Apportonmeni
be instructed to oct with reference to the actual Fedora
population Of Norfolk county, if il should appear 'ha
there mistake with regard TO the population OF that
county, the report contained IN the puoshed cen
sus. Carried
Mr. BYRD, from The Special Committee on the me
moriul of Martin r. Brooke ngains, Judge Scott, re
ported resolution that the special committee have
power TO elect their clerk if they deem u necessary
also, to nd for persons and papers. adopted
Mr.. FRAZER offered resolution, that the Commit
tee of Courts of Justice enquire INTO the eAPeoehcy OF
so amending the act entitled "an act, changing he
mode of compensatng the Reporter OF the Court OF
Appeals and for other purposes, passed March 27ih
1872 to provide for The reporting ara puusning Tue
decisions of The General Court in like manner WIN inc
decisions of the Court Of Appeals aso that sao COM
mttee enquire into the exped'ency OF au'hof'zhg .ne
publication in separate pamphiet ,or''' Vi '"'.
copies of the decisions Of the General Court, LOT 'he
use Of the Judges of the said court (Carred
Mr. LEAKE of Coochiand offered resolution IN
structing the Committee OF Agriculture, &C 10 .hq
the expediency Of establishing inspections OF whe'
in the City Of Richmond and the Town OF feefsourg'
for The nn1oose of making il the duty OF the inspectors
10 determine the quality of The wheat in all those cases
in which i, has been sold TO DO delivered al iulufe
day. and upon The delivery Of which dispute snail arise
as 10 the quality. (Carried) 80
Mr. BnowS ofPreston offered the following frean''
BILE and Resolution:
of Virginia, the Constitution of the United States does
not confer on Congress any power 10 raise money of
distribution among the States OF tins conederacy' oy
sale Of the public lands Ly tuxalion by borrowing OF
in any other mode
"And, whereas, at the late extraordinary session,
Congress did enact law for the distribution OF The
Of the public lands among the States and Ter.
ri,ories of the Union and that too, at time when all
the revenues Of the Government were inadequate to
meet its expenditures :.
"And, whereas, this General Assembly has seen with
regret and dissatisfaction that her Senators IN the Con
gress Of the u s. recorded their votes IN favor OF thu
distribution law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

F READING RocMMr Stevens makes appeal e,ll.
this complete the subscriptions
ed TO literally Such place ought be in Richmond
Mr. s. is well suited for It's efficient The
had but let remember those things important gratn
cation Of the ojouner gcct them;
make city agreeable the siranpe general
10 be advanced Yesterdays Compiler.
We mnst cordially unite with the Compiler in its re.
CONNIE ndaon. Such institution is entitled to pub.
lie patronage-becanse Of its public services-and
where is The man, better calculated 10 conduct it, than
Steyens3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

The Washington Correspondent If The Baltimore
Patriot, writes the 10Th, that "rhe Bankrup, law
will (no douhD be repealed The Correspondent.
tries to cheer the Wings by ",he difficulties among the
Loco Focos'-and adds by way of illustration, that
Col Benton would rather vote for Clay, than Calhoun
(s'yf mere stuff ~ ard that Saunders would prcfis
Graham 10 be elected, rather than Bedford Brown,
&C., Ditto more stnF.0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
THE STATES.


Sorru CaroLISA-On the 9Th instant, General
hHmmond elected Governor, aud j. ID. Wther
tp9on "f York, was elected Lieute nant Governor.
mF. MSmnNnger, from the Special Joint Committee
%. Tue Letter Of Resignation from the Hon. John c.
N"houn' reported, "Ihnt the resignation of this dis
hguished statesman would create IN every true son of
arnI'na The most nneigned regret were il not for The
"eie that his talents thus withdrawn from the mne.
e'ae service of the State are soon 10 be devoted upon
!, more enlarged arena TO the welfare Of the whole
mon. lonr committee, deeply impressed with the
sense Of obligation, for the faithful and LONG continued
stvees OF their distinguished Senator feel that they
ed giving nt'srance 10 the sentiments of the people
VI ne whole State, when they recommend the adoption
OF the following resolutions
-, VI Reso'sed, That the ability and integrity which
e non John c. Calhoun has evinced in the of
Constitutional liberty, and in promoting the true wei.
ae Of his country have earned for him, in the hearts
patriot
~ Re'olred, That the unwavering fidelity with
winch The Hon. john c. Calhoun has maintained the
great principles OF Democracy, and the perseverance
and consistency with which he has resisted every ad.
'aaes Of pows' upon the rights and institutions Of ou'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
THE, SENATE

Yesterday the Senate came 10 resolution, with the
consent of the House, 10 take from and after
Saturday next until the 9th January.
The Resolution from the House, the subject of
Gen Jacksons fine, brought rome debate, but was
finally adopted by the Senate 20 10 l0-a strict party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

~ We requested to state that AUGUSTINE W.
RcBINs Esqr, will not be candidate 20 represent the
County Of Gloucester in the next General Assembly Of
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

18th inst, until Friday the 9th of January next.
And on motion of Mr.. MOORE Of c. 4 W., The House
adicp,ned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
-hnrth Carolina Srndtor

.iorM Carolina Sfndtor.
The Raleigh Register of Tuesday morning says,
No vote has been had since last for Senator and
all is uncertainty and doubt 10 the result Of the
struggle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

MIR. Calhoun was detained IN this City on Tuesday,
by the failure of the regular railroad cars IN
lie ef, Richmond yesterday morning, for Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

~ Rnts held In the Cl.rk'. or
fee OF the Circuit Superior Courr nf Law Chsncer,
KIM and Queen Monday III. 5 o Decrnbr 1875.
Gideon Spencer and Mary T. his wife Who heoe her inter-
marriage with said Spencer the widow AMI Administrative
of Ira Rome, deceased, Plaintiffs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

FRANKLIN HOTEL .ifaih sree Richmond, Pa The sub.
scrhcr having leased this establishments lately kept by Mr.
c. A. Hodges and rmery known "Eacy s."
make known To his friends and the public generally, that tn.
house having recently undergone thorough repair he
10 accommodate NIL those who may favor him with
call! From his long experience in The business and determ
nation his To make his house the public h1
fates himself that he will receive his due proportion Of patron
nrc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

His charges shall be accommodated to ihr fImrs.
JAMES q. BI.AKEY.
Richmond, Dec Is, 1872 c5-wsw
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SUMMARY or NEWS.

The New Orleans banks which resumed specie
payments about Two weeks since, have been nun 10
.ne'f eYeiafhes, and 90 bot lonr-tbe I.ouisars
hechnnic' ond Tmders, CanoIlton and Union
have Stopped uli December
One Of the y. q. merchants 5,.,. s2noo e,... .-
OF ihe Danks, Just before O'clock and had Il nll
stolen rom his counting room the following n,gb,
Frenchman went through two hours sons,z,
70 dra" SEQ, and came out Of the Bank nainnsa god
watch worth $500. s'u
We commend "Tfard Scratching, to on, ,,,d,,.
and the Country. -.Hrdiiouian.
The recommendation has been adoptsd and ARIEL
upon ~ every subscriber to the OmcinI p,pe,. h.,
o. taxes something more than "hard scratcbin,n IA
dig any sense out OF IN y. C0r.
A. Arundel, England, raw cavalry rse,,, ,,r.
Der bread sword exercise, performed "cut sirr v,,b
a sweep Which took the sergsanrs nose oh
The Prince Dc Joinyile is about to 80, ON, oc
voyage round the world.
An old bachelor says, "lf you sec man o, vo.
man, with little or no occaslon, often finding r,uu
and correcting one another IN cOmpany you NAV l.,
sure they are man and wife,
| Rev. Df Francis n Watsr,oyn. ha. been M
pointed Pfoiessor of Pulpit Eloquonce and Pa,tofo
1ale IN Tie Theological Department Of Harys,,
signed. '"''' 80 70
Mr. Senator Woodbury., ono or Gen. Joeksonf
| Secfe'afes NJ the period Of the Pfoclanation an,
| fofoe bill, ma The ehfontery last week 10 oyot
| ihe hesolnii0ns d 80 and the South Csrolina Or.
dinance, 10 justify the insurreetionnrv novsueou
U io'eighefs ~ Rhode Island against the Legislative
authorizes Of the State and AZ poot,n, a., az. wv
per remedy in Congress sbonld n,sss,ib, ~,
| District system Tor election Of mombers a. tbe m
Of Representatives. ~ '"o -
n N containing ~ acres hns been pu,ebasoI f.,
Iho General Government in Sof,oewslI. -
De"o"' m'ehgani Tor the erection Of fertilization
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
TIE BANKS.

The excitement yesterday was groater, Il posi-
bic, hln upon any previous day. The sloppago Of
the Consolidated Bank, ns announced in the public
ioarnals Of the morning, and the subsequent with
dmwal Of the Commercial and Canal Banks from
the number Of specie raying institutions, so com.
plolely unsettled me public mind, that the counters
Of ono or two Of the paying banks were crowded 10
sunocation until the expiration Of banking hours
The eontagion Of popular distrust spread itself to
The depositors who became hdgety, uneasy and
suspicious and, 10 considerable extent, assisted in
draining vaults already bcsct Ivy the multitude. --
The amounts distracted were enormous.
II is with no little ohagrin hat We ncquaint the
public that tho City Bank, which had borne the
brunt of tho crisis with such foriitudo and rosou
ton, has determinod 10 discontinue cash payments
70 day. There could he Disgusting tho tact mat
Of her dop0sitors had been shaken IN thcr anh
or consistency; and hor directory decided last eve
| ming, rather than accept tho assistance OF Other
banks in sustaining specie payments, TO suspend at
once.
There arc nov four hanks that continue specie
payments tho louisiana, Mechanics and Traders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

A msndmsnt 20 the smsndnnsnt. and Il ~as Disagreed
20 yeas 10. nays 81. a. follOwsi
| YEAS-Messrs Basby, Bates. Biyard, Berrien
Calhoun. Crafts, Culhbert. Evans, Fulton. Hen.
derson, King. MeRoberts, Rves, Sewer. Walker
Wilcox. Williams, Woodbury. aud Yoang-ie.
NAYS Messrs Allen, Archer. Barro ~, Benton
! Buchanan, Clayton, Conrad. Graham, Huntington
Kerr. Linn, Nlangum, Miller, Morehead, Porter
Preston, Simmons, smith OF Connecticut. Smith Of
Indiana, Spraeue, Sturgeon, Tallmadge White ana
| Woodbrdge-2i.
The question was taken on the amendment o
/ MIR Linn, and IL was decided In the affirmative
Yeas %. nays 22.
MIR SEWER moved a reconsideration Of the
vote just taken, and the motion prevaied-Yea'
p, nays 22.
The question was again taken on agreeing to the
I amendment, OF MIR Linn, and it was decided in the
affirmative, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Bssby, Benton, Berrien
Buchanan, Calhoun, Crafts, Cuthbert, Fulton
Henderson, King, Linn, McRoberts, Rives, Smith
of Connecticut, Sturgeos, Tappan. Walker, Wilcox,
Williams, Woodbury., Wright and Youns-23.
SAGS-Niessrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
Clayton, Conrad, Evans Graham, Huntington,
Kerr. Mangum, Merrck, Miller. Morehcad. Porter,
Preston, Simmons, Smith OF Ind, Sprague, Tall,
madgc, White and Woodbudge-22.
Mr. ALLEN moved to strike out the section, as
amended, and on the question being taken, it was
decided in the negative-yeas 81, nays 24-as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs Allen, Bagby. Benton, Berrien,
Buchanan, Calhoun. Cuthbert. Fulton, King, Linn,
McRoberts, Rives, Smith, of CT. Sewer, Sturgeon
Tappan, Walker, Wilcox, Woodbury., Wright, and
Houng-2l.
NAIs-Messrs Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard
Clayton, Conrad, Cats, Evans, Graham, Hender-
son, Huntington, Kerr. Mnngum, Merrick, Miller,
Morehead. Porter, Preston, Simmons, Smith. Of
Ind, Sprague, Tallmadge, White, and Woodbridge
ga.
MIR BERRIE.N moved 10 fill the blank i'm the hill,
land TO accord with the fractional representation
.,lla
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
TAKE TIMELY WARNING.

AZ a meeting OF a number of respectable citizens
OF Richmond county, IN the Courthouse at War
saw, on the Eth Of June, 1912, VIM III Tayloc, Esq.
was unanimously elected Chairman, and WIN Y
Sturman, Secretary.
On motion Of Col. Benz. ID Rust,
Rssolrtd, That the evidence touching the object
OF the present meeting 5e produced and examined.
Which evidence having been read and heard, the
chairman. at the instance OF the meeting, nominated
John Jeifries, Richard + JONES' and Benjamin
ID. Rust, TO whom, on motion, the Secretary was
added, committee TO draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense OF this meeting IN reference to the mat
ters now under consideration. And thereupon the
following were adopted, nenl. con-:
As citizens Of Richmond county and of Virginia.
utterly unnhueneed 10y sectarian views, but enter .
tanning just regard for morality aud religion, we
have assembled for the purpose OF taking into con
sderation the Defence lately set forth, and partially
disseminated, 10y John NJ Waddy, in connexon with
certain Resolutions having Inference to that ndivi-
at Deep Creek; and, upon mature dcberation, It IS
10y no,
Resolved LIST, That after a thorough aud impair
tinl investigation OF testimony, written and oral,
(ho former deposited and to remain, for inspection,
with our SecTotary) we are under the decided con
vic,on that the said Def,Hee, however spscIous, is
sophistcnl, false and insidous.
2. That the said John N Waddy isa hypoctitical
migrate, seducer, ond slnnderer.
3. That we, therefore, soemnly warn the cOmmu-
nifty, and especially those who reside IN the same
vicinity with him, against trusting To the jesulucal
cunning and heartless ddplictY 10y which VIC are
convinced he IS capable Of endenvorins TO delude'
cnsnarc, and bottay the unwary and unsuspecIing.
On motion Of John + B Jefirics, Esq,
Rssoirsd, That tho proceedings OF this meeting
signed Ivy tho Chairman and auested by the Secre
tnIy, bo forwarded to the editors Of tho Richmond
Wing, for publication. With a request that they may
be copied m the Norfolk Herald and the Old Do
minion.
And tho meeting .hen adjourned.
WIN III TAYLOE, Chairman.
w Y SrURHAH, Secretary.
tCfDflernd requested to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
University of Va, June Z, 1912.
The En- quirer will please copy.

Mr. Editor-A late writer in the Enquirer must
have aboured under acute Inflammation OF his brain.
or he would not have given such ludicrous ac.
count oil the late election in Middlesex and Mat
news and must think the people in Middlosex great
dupes to be gued 10y his poor trash, when he con
graduates his Matthews friends for holding a meet.
ing and nominating his new born Calhoun Nuf g.
er, and for holding the whip in one hand and the
reins IN the other, and driving him through the polls,
regardless of Middlessx nomination. MiddIeser
arouse from your lelhargy and supineness, and lei
that writer know you still mean to do your own lie
slsaion, regardless of his wishes or Matthews -
diciaIon. Let Us hoist lamps and torches to hlaze
with lusire enough to cause his Cames and Ee-
plants to retreat upon his Legions and his Cohorts,
and throw them and his new born babe Of Demo-
crncy, into confusion.
ArIstocraey is developing itself in the old banner
county, under the cloak Of Democracy. Old birds
are not caught with chafi, Jonne Boy.
TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Middlesex, May 20, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
COMMUNICATIONS.
TEMPERANcE

Will you Toe so kind, Mr. Editor, MS TO perm;, nm.
,eenns ueep'y Interested IN the prosperity of this
INSTITUTIONAL University OF which our Jefletson
boosted OF being the Father, TO inform tho rnti;n
and especially the people of Virginia. thronsh III.
medium oi your paper, of the glorious progress oT
inc temperance cause In our very midst We.
secluded as we are, Total Abstinence has never,be
less silently, but rapidly, wendell its way into The
P.sooiu' reueats oil our University. We have now
society called the Total Abstinence Soeie,v NJ
the University Of Virgna--The Constitutes Of
wh'cn requires meeting TO be held on the 6rst
monday oil every month, for the transaction of bu-
sness and the delivery Of addresses before the boJv
Last evening" being the time specified. NJ, the hoyyr
APT oin'ed, Students and Professors were seen
walking lesurely and cheerluy along to the Cb,.
pei IN which the Society meets as il certain Of some
sad udinss, and OF being interested and instructed
whlie at The same time OF growing firmer and more
.es"Ncu W. thelr former convictions, in relation To
the great blessings of the total abstinence from ali
intoxicating drinks. w
The society having been called TO order Inv the
President tMr Muniord(, Mr. L. J. Willis. who had
oeen elected at previous day, delivered a short
but beautiful and appropriate address Loud .sti,
were then made by the Society for our much brlo.
we'd and very learned Professor William r. Roec,s
one OF the most conspicuous founders and zenlous
friends of the Society. He arose ana with much
leehns, IN most beautiful language, advanced arsu
"ents that could not be resisted, in favor OF the
great ends, which the Association had i'm yieyr. of
winch Association said he, 81 am proud 10 belong -
Alter Professor Il. had concluded, his brother.
pr. Robert +. Rogers, who most ably and A !.
s'ac'oTily oihcates Professor during the absence
OF one OF the Faculty with much nd zeal
made lew highly interesting and instructive re-
marks. MIR VIM. III. Anderson, likewise, made a
pertinent and good speech.
After the speaking had ended, some ~ or IS
names were then added 10 the list, making our list
over 100.
"A motion was then made, that before adjourn
ment, speaker be elected to address the Society NJ
ITS next meeting; Whereupon, Prof. Pike Powers
name being presented to the house. he was unani-
mously elected, aud the Society adjourned.
DELTA.
University Of Va, June Z, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

WOOL AND WOODEN MAsurAcruREs-A memo
rial has been sent on to Congress from Massacbu.
sets, ndmerously signed by Hose engaged in wool.
which we have derived the following information
The number OF sheep in this country are estima.
ted to be 20,O00,00O, worth sI0,OOOOOO. eonsu-
ming the produce Of 10000. 900 Of acre, of anJ
which lard is worth more than $500 0oO, OOO ,Ls
wool manufactured in tho United States is
nj 5o,oOO,OO0 OF pounds; persons Immediately ,n,.
ployed in this manufacture, $1,000; persons de.
pendent on the woollen manufactures. and the ,,;s'
ing OF WOO, 10000; the amount invested in M, .
SnInery, buildings. fixtures and power. in the u.
(2j, 000, 000) Of dollars. '''''''V"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
RIvRR REPORT.

R,p9yfsd Ior EfctaHge Readi"g Rooms from Pairid
Hmm.
Ship Richard Anderson, OF Richmond, at City
Point.
Brig John Il Gardner towed up by tow boat
Schr John Stull, OF Philadelphia, in Kingston
Reach.
sehrs julio, Gladiator and Eliza Jane, NJ T. city,
MI in wilton Reach.
sohrs Lois, Of Baltimore, and I.eontine Of New
York below Richmond Bar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

o.,arteil,on. and unioa-ana. had ws the mines Of
resu. they should be at their service.
We are now reaping the blessings OF loeofoeo
,ampering with the currency. Experiment will fol-
Tow experiment. and sxpedient tread upon exped-
ent, until the public will become satisfied thatthete
- Out one resource for sound circulation, and that
Is national currency. Twenty five years ago the
nation passed through precisely tho same hpctua.
tions IN hnanee,-endured the same unwise and rash
'eg,slalion-uniil the General Government put an
end to experiments. 10y creating n circulation for
me whole Union. Sooner or later, n like remedy
VIII be resoded to. When the inventions of ouaek.
cry arc exhausted. the people will 20 back to the
90 remedy. which. IN times past. has been found
specific against the very disease that now fie,s ne
All Others In the end, will prove ''dead weights"
NJ o. Bee, June 2 !