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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

- - MN" 1VVT'S.
MN. L. BUTLER, Importer of China. Oucc lswaIc,
w and Glass IL receiving per ship liSk Away aud has
anoat PEE MincTod now daily expected, aud direct Iru
the manufacturers Ills ual laes aud tasty selection oi
CHINA Glass aud 0ueensware, which he oilers cash al
reduced prices or On aercdt oi sK months punetua
buyrrf.
lie feels confident that merchants will not consider
necessary TO 60 iaith.r North Tor gaoi-in hts line II
will but give him call. WM BUTLER,
mro doors above Tho Boil IaNcrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24

Ia the u.tsd staiss Caar os The EseTa O.el ol Nir
gaia. MAJ "a, lstl
DENJAMINr KENDALL, OF the city OF Rehmoad, hAs
DING hlei pcilion praying that lac may be declared
bankrupt u 4 ordered thsf all persons claiming 10 he
ercdiiOTs the said BENJAMIN kcnda show cause TO
the Court the Sh day CT July why the said Ben
atnn fkcnia be declared Bankrupt pursuant 10 the
Congress that behalf and that copy OF this
der be published in the newspapers according 10 the 2ed
and 9Th Rules Of Court.
Acopy. Tc1c.
ma I w5w HENRY GIBSON. elk.
In the United Court District viT
rnia April IS 1872
w LILLIAN wIllrIOCk, OF the county OF King William,
w having filed petition praying that he may be deear'
ell ban krup Is ordered, that all claim ne to
be creditors OF the said william whlook show eause 10
the the Slh day Of July next why the said WI
liam Nhitlock be declared bankrupt pursuant 10
the act Of Cong Ia that behalf and that cory OF is
order be published nthc newspapers seeordn: othe d
and 9Th rules OF court.
spsa-w5w HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
ap w9w l. w CARr=p mr.

NINGlNIA:-In Chesterfield county CONT. N,Tc6
,u lSih lsiS0wm smith, PHI against Martha Park
nut NARA T. Clark, Catharinc Rott, Archibald IA Rou
Leonard Nunnaly, LATE SHERIFF Of ChcsfeI6cld Crn,S
anl as such administrator OF Mary Bolt decd William a
hlau \ NJ Elan, tho Creek Company of Golfers Rohrr,
Lunpkln anu Anderson Edwards. Sheriff. OF Cbesterh,l
county, ann as such administrator Of samuel Parkhll
dchs-fI CAGHeery. '"'
TIE defendant, Martha Parkhl, not having entered
net hppeaIanee aud given security, To the Ae
81 Assembly and the Rules Of this Court ana IL
ing oy satisfactory evidence that she is an inhahant
uI tMs commonwealth. u ~ ordered, that she anpear
mere On the first day OF June Court next and answer tho
lanlus bti and that copy oi this order hclorthwhh
nr,H'd "a some newspaper published In the Civ OF
richmond Tor Two months successvcly and thar anofhcr
cory be posted az the front door Of the of This
county. cow Tesfc. ~ W "'''
. " E.DTrp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
ma v9w N-ury. '."0' VINO s,nns &c

ME0CER POTATOES -R0 6"-lrls Nc,cc,
- "iHc' luai received per echr Ruth, Can't Chase,
end iof sale low Apply on Goard ut Ticktra wisrl or
- p ~ flStiER 4 son
nLENA ANNA sOUA CNACIg ETs
Nv uayc received on conaigumcuf % frw hers I,mei.
w son Hoda Cfackcfai superior article for n nifea
~, FRY "a co
(uDEW NND ViNEGAH:-
- 20 hhlg clarified cider
~ DO Cider Vinegar for atic
ar " ~ q wINsToN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

.NEU Sfhf.N Dhf GOODS.
vv>IIE subscriber the attention OF his friends and
purchasers generally to the following articles, part
They will be soll eeutedIow priees for cash,
paying customers on ere'n; s,..,,
and bought by the package and to be fold very
low prices
Plain black Gro de Rhincs
Black aud blue black, plain and striped silks
Jones' Cambrcs, the best aud cheapest lot ever pur-
Cheeid Musiius Satin checd 10 and Cambria pimies
Tariiln Muslns and satin Jeans
Beautiful Bonnet and Neck Ribbons
Black Fiet Maniilas, cords and ringes
Heavy black Pelour Ottoman Shawls
Thread Lace Collars
Beautiful Painted Feather Fans
Gentcuens aud Ladys CTavats
Class Towclings, superior Huckabaeks and Tieklcn.
Barnley shce.ugs, all linen, all widths-the best for
superior satin Damasks all widths
o. Irish Linens Richardson Housewife-th best
English Long Cloths and American do
lii Beschcd Cotton Shectng and many other starlc
Goods for family use, and suited to the season.
by The arrivals vessels this week many other and
desirable Fancy Goods 70 DC received such Nous
Inns silks shawis scars elegant Dress Goods, etc, etc
which will make the assortment as complete and various
spiI THOMAS n. PRICE
MERCER PoTAToEs-500 bushels Mercer
NH il -''''' - SUN - JAMES FISHER d SON.
+ AIDES DRESS sLIPPERs AND FRENCH TIES
II Manufactured by J: W. deCurdy-our assortment Of
the above slippers aud French Ties very extensive,
which we particularly ayIe The attention Of the LADIES'.
JUDAH MYERS & co.
NH 10 Fashionable Root and shoe Dealers
no GILDERs-Ffencn Mc;al-a substitute Tor Gold
Il Leaf answering every purpose becoming black OF
eorrodeii for sale by =. L DOVE.
Hh2
SPRiNG AND SUMNER PANTs-New styles. OF sin.
- ee lni,led French Elastic Cashmere English Drii
hngs Glmbronns &c. &c received and Tor sale.
men who have heretofore found difficulty getting fitted
with ms GTuele Of dress, assured that they be
sriedat STARR & cos.
apps
lNSEED OIL-Z7O gallons lust Tece ivei, aud or ale
~ ms 8 LYELi, JOHNSTON S LYELL
FANS! FANS!
WHITE and black Feather Fans-Buuerfy PAPER and
w Palm Leaf do, received and for sale cheap,
JB CUNNINGHAM'5
AZ = Cheap cash Dry Good store.
NO. PORTO RICO SUGAR.
I'WENTY-EIGHTh his No I Porto Rico Sugar |
Il landing this morning per schT Patrick Hcnry-or sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
ap II wiiw. HENRY GIBSON. ok.
Ia the United Saies Court the Eastern District ~ Viz.
ginil l2th April, 1872:

gnia l2th April 1899:
the matter OF Bankruptcy Robert VI. Saunders OF
the city OF Richmond in the Eastern Virginia District
The said Robert ~ saunders, who has been decreed
bankrupt by this Court, havn. filed petition PRAYING for
his discharge: is ordered That notice be pub
ished IN newspaper published in the city Richmond
seventy days al least before the sh OF July when
hearing Will be had the said petitol City In
the city Of Richmond and all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons in interest appear
the said time and place. and show ~ any they have
c.. A conv-Tesfe
apli wllw JOS +. RATTLEY, nc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
ANNALS For THE SEA

ANIMALS FOR THE SEASON.
ELORA's Dictionary, by MIsE w Wit
The Poetry 90 Flowers, AMI Flowers Of Poetry edit.
e. hy Frances O-cooi '
LpufIn - - 800
TIE orchard and Fruit Garden, including the Forcing
Pr, by Chas Mcintosh
Tie Auaranfh, giit FOR an seasons
TloIas LeIcon, an Incorporation Of the language and
sentm ents OF flowers For sale ~
az II SMITH, DRfNKER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
the United states Court for the Eastern District Of Vr-
GINA. 18Th ApIil. lSfl

gina 18Th April isi2.
the matter OF bankruptcy OF Francis Regnaul Of the
city Of Richmond, the Eastern Virginia Distrct The
said Francis Reguau who has been Ban n upt
by this Cour, having FLED petition PRAYING his His
charge IL IS ordered, that notice thereof be published
newspaper priniedn the city Of Richmond, seventy days
al least before the k day Of July when hearing will
be had on the said petition al the City Hal in the CIV Of
Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts
andoeT persons IN interest may appear the said lime
and place, ans show cause, any they have, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Te-tc,
apis wllw HENRY GIBSON III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
THE YOUNG PEOPLE3s BOOk,

GREAT BARGAINS-wc lave on hand an e.
VI ccllcnt assorncnt Of Family Groceries, which Will
be cold cheap or cash or 10 punctua customers, upon
reasonable time
ag GUETTFR A. pEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
HENRY GIBSON. OK.
In tie United Court for The EasieTn District Of Viz
ginis, 10Th April, 1872
In the matter of Baukruntrv Of

gnia, 10Th April lSi2
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
GEORGE ZIMMERMAN. Of the Town OF Pefersburg
" IN the Eastern virginia District The sail George
Zimmerman, who has been dccreed Bankrupt by this
Court having filed petition praying fof his discharges L
- ordered that notice thereof he published in
printed IN tie City OF Richmond 70 days least before
the Sh day Of July next, when a hearing will be had on
tie said petition the City Hall the City Of Richmond
and al creditors who have proved their debs other
persons IN interest may appear the and place
and show II any they have why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tes;e,
an l6 WItw JOSEPH BATTIFy DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24

In the United states Con for the Eastern District OF Nr
Gnia, 9th Aprl. lSis:
NNTlISO r. Kidd, OF the county Of Amherst, having
w filed petition, praying that he may be declared a
bankrupt Is ordered thar all persons claiming to be
creditors OF the said Wilson 4. Kidd show the
court the s,h day July next why the said Wilson
Kidd be declared bankrupt pursuant 70 the act Of
Congress thar behalf and that copy OF this order be
published m the newspapers according to the 2ld and 9th
rules OF court
ACopy-Tesie,
~ q w5w HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24

a Cont Of Quarterly session continued and h.t,
or Louisa county, at the Courthouse on wc,lnes
ne lbh DAY Of March, lsi2 On the ION ~ Marrarci
h'NtnaEi hy PA ~ II Jones, lcr attorney in fact shc
being ono Of the distnbutccsof Francis Brockuan dcc'
anu appearing TO the satisfaction OF the thai mora
Than Two years have expired since the arpointu,cn n
Thomas PoiudcNcT Late sheriff OF Louisa county AZ Com
micc ADMINISTRATOR e the Estate OF Frauci. frock man
decd l. ordered That all persons having ams arnns,
hcdcccdeni 10 exhibit tie sculcfurnt on or
before ttcli LAY OF July uCN ard q IL further tered
that COPY Of ts order published in some ncvauHrcr
pubish" in the civ OF Richmond, eight weeks and
that unocT copy tie posted tie door nf Tie Court.
house OF this county. on twu several count days.
a Copy. Tcsic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
MORE NF.Iy ROOKS-No--6I 9,6

I W. RANDOLPH s 60 have received
-. Cegil, Peer; sequel 20 Cecil, CoxcUmb.
Eirst Principles OF Medicine. by Biuinss Vi d.
Dungiisous Medical. or Dictionary Of Me-ncG science G
new edition.
Ynuns P.nnl... H..rk IN 1 Pn,r-.-. I-... T.. ,I-.1
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01
THINGS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN.

DON'T forget, tina, the wings promised Gimme
date relief" upon coming into power-thc curren-
cy was to be made sound-ESchange regulated
money 10 be made plenty confidence to be res,or-
ed-busincss revi, cd-wugcs increased the iai-
mers wool, butter, cheese, grain, Cattle, poultry,
pork, aud other articles Of produce, were 10 com
nland increased price and a ready sale.
Don't forget, that the wings said that Mr. Van
Buren's administration was "pronigatcy ex'ravr-
CAN'T" and they prOmisci if the people would
place them in power, to carry ON the expenditures
of the government, for fifteen millions Of dollars
Don't forget, tia, the wings voted away the
proceeds Of the public lands, and now propose 10
Tar Tea and Coffee 10 supply the deficiency in
revenue, created by distribution.
Donr forget, that the wings arc the authors Of
the present Sponge law, one of Henry Cay's pc!
measures, which was carried through ut the whg
extra session of Congress by Jribery amt foul but
gaining.
Don't forget, that during the presen, Session
of Congress- the Democrats rallied almost TO q
man lor the repeal of the Sponge Law, and it was
defeated by wing votes.
Doarforgci, that during the present session Of
Congress, motion was made TO refund $1,000
line and interest, imposed on Gen. Jackson at New
New Orleans, by Judge Hall, and the wings with
true iory spirit defeated the measure.
Don't jo' get, the course the wing party have
taken, relative 10 the extension of the right of sul-
rage in Rhode Island, where large portion of the
people are DISTINGUISHED, and have been denied
their rights for over half a century; and yet the
wing party denounce them us "frdiiors" and ''jn-
cobns," for endeavoring 10 maintain the Constitu-
ton they had sworn TO sustain.
DON'T forget, that the wings made great profess
ion of love 10 the luborer in 1910; and promised
him two dollars day and roast beef after they oh
tanned power But instead of their numerous
promises being fulfilled, the laborers wages have
in many instances been reduced-cmployme is
difficult to be found money is often hard 10 be got
in payment for lubor-"store pay" is now offered
instead of money-ihe laborers' Tea and Coffee
are to be iareI, and many are ont of employment
entirely Huntington Sentinel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01

is right vested in the towns to enjoy for purpo
ses of common school education, the amount alrea'
dy appropriated for that purpose.
Sd, Unless the people of Vermont are prepared
to abandon their invaluable common school system,
it is certain that the application OF the school
fund, 10 the payment of the State debt can never
reduce the taxation of the people. Let the school
fund be suffered 10 accumulate as contemplated by
the law and it will supercede the necessity of the
cent school tax, and thus relieve the tax payers
of I-3 or IL of the burden of taxation, but let
this fund be dssipated and it fixes the school tax
upon the people forever, and who can doubt, that
this is the true wing policy, when it is recolecled
that, on the 25,h of Oct. last, Mr. Basom of Shore
ham ia whig) introduced bill entitled San act
to abolish the state school fund.-" which was refer
ed to the committee on education, and on the 9th
was reported by MI Sergeant of Manchester "a
whig) without amendment; on the 9th ofNoy. the
last vote was taken, on a motion TO dismiss, and
believe every democratic member but one voted
in the affirmative, and enough of the honest wings
to defeat the project: among those who supported
tins Wing measure are found upon line Journal
the names Of Messrs Curtis of IIarand and PoR-
TER of Hartford nov Wing candidates for the
Senate, Immediately upon the rejection of this
bill, Mr. Roscoe of New Haven (anolher whig) in
uoduced bill, entitled San act to provide for the
payment of the State debt" which proposed the
repeal Of the school fund law, which was support
ed by 81 Iphigs (among them Cuts and Porter
and opposed by every democratic member, and
enough Of the honest wings 10 defeat it.
Who then can doubt, after attempts like the H.
bove, that the pride, the boast, the glory of New
England, TO wit, common schools, is obnoxious to
Iermom |fh'gsery To Cypress the people
with taxes and embalm the children of the poor in
Ignorance has ever been the glory of the arstoc-
racy 1t Is so still, 1t Is time the people were n
reused on this subject, few years more Of wing
rule in Vermont and our school fund is gone, the
people crushed with taxes, and the Stat, loaded
with debt, 1t can never cancel. Say then, is
there no need Of reform? Freemcn keep your eye
upon the mark, be not deludcd by whiggery, nor
It's leaders, be not again deceived by the scnseess
cry Of" Protection" Wing protection of,he pco ,
pie, has always been such as "Vullures give to
lambs, corcriag md derOuriag Mem." Where
are the whs promises of 1910, where the $50, 900
which Gen, Walton promised the people f!om the
proceeds of the Public Lands Have we not had
enough olwhg deception and intrigue Rouse
then yo spirits of Allen and Galusha, and place
your PciO upon the monster.
AGRlCOLA.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01
Lash the Rascal

1t gives us great satisfaction 10 see that the dem
oclatic presses in this State, are nshing the lying
tory of the Burlington Free Press, within an inch
Of his life, for his vainous attack on the private
character of the old Farmer of LamoHle.
The last Patriot speaking of the article says;
May we enquire whence comes this grave charge
Of rum-seling and ney-makng From parry,
who, in 1910, made it essential TO the true faith to
uualT had cider and harder brandy from gourd
sholls-whose drunken carousas and midnight or
gies characterized the era and brought the nation
10 shame and contempt and our institutions TO re-
proach and disgrace, Two years ago it was ac-
counted cardinal virtue to steep the brain in the
fumes of hard cider, rum and brandy, in shouting
hosannns to "Tippccanoe and Tyler TOTO
stagger in professions through the streets OF our
cities and villages--to be placed asrlde cider
barrel, or when quite over the bay" to be stow
cd away in log cabin; now, to sell rum--which
almost every merchant in the country has done
from time immemorial, is accounted a crime!-
What has wrought this CHANGE Are the feds re-
covering from their dcbauch' Was the author OF
the above sober when he penned il
But Mr. Smile is not rum seller, nor, we sus-
pcct, Il rum-drinker. We have known him for e.
lcrea years, and never saw him drink or heard OF
his drinking any quantity of spirit, wine or cider.
II is now nearly three years since he abandoned
the sale of sprlluous liquors, and, we believe, the
mercantile business altogether.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01
WILLARD GRISWOLD.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

The age of Imprisonment for dcbt--of punish
ment for the misfortune of poverty, is fast giving
place to more enghtend and liberal laws, and
more righteous and just Intercourse between man
and man. In all the States which border upon
PENNSYLVANIA, the laws enforcing Imprisonment for
debt have been abolished, and in barely II single
State in this Union is this relic Of halLarous age
retained besides our own. And is it not n stain
upon the fair name of our Commonweulth--a
shame and reproach upon Pennsylvaniuns, that,
while our sister states have discarded it as unjust
an inhuman 10 incarCerue our FELLOW citizens for
poverty we sill adhere 10 the base practices of
darker days, and turn deaf ear to the call. Of
Justice and right? No one possessed " h the no
bic feelings of Manhood, will, for moment desire
that our statutes shall longer be disgraccd by such
an enactment, and every lover of honest and right
should exercise his influence to have the blot elac
ed from our cscuctheon, That this practice is still
adhered to, is the more surprising, from the fact
that almost every species Of crime is treated by
our dispensers of law with much more leny than
they were wont to be in days gone by; and that
too, when efforts are making to abolish capital pun
ishment, by many Of our most influential citizens.
While wealth has rendered almost Ineffective the
shafts of justice, when hurled at the guilty, the
poor debtor receives no protcction-his honest,
| End indulgence often serving rs the mark ut which
with too sure an aim, and with ightrul effect.
There is no jnsice-no, nor even Sha9om Of
Justice, in laws which cOnsign the wreIched deboro
the dungeon, while his family is left to saryc in
the absence Of his labor and his liberty. 1t is
hard to lose the freedom of the limbs which God
has given to man, and be deprived of tie bright
sun and pure all of heaven, nnder any circum-
sunces-even when it is awarded as the penalty
Of dishonesty and crime; hut it is douhly-,rcbly
hard 10 be deprived Of the only real blessings
which are youchsafed us in this world, because
God in his wisdom, has not seen fit 10 grace our
infant mouths with silver spoons and jewelled Cob
LET'S, instead Of wooden ladies and pewter por-
ringers. No truly benevolent man will lend his
aid TO punish the msior,uncs Of the poor.-for the
rich debtor is not often either confined or punished,
and if those who make our laws would but look ut
the picture in its true bearings there would be no
more such cnacments matured or tolerated.
| There is no democracy in imprsoning mpov-
crished, starving debtors; and we do not much ad-
mire the professions of those who proclaim aloud
for freedom and liberty, and, at the same time.
allow their fcllow-bengs 10 be ncarceratcd in
dungeons, with icons, or the crime Of poverty
The law of Imprisonment for debt must be repeal
cd!--Common justice, equal rights, natural liberty
mad the laws Of Heaven demand it,
Penn. STATE Capitol Gas.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01

Col. Baldwin, is respectfully informed that the
piece of poetry. he refers ,o,whch would seem to
indicate that we do not sit in our bachelors chair
so securely AS might bells pretty much "such stnf
as dreams are made Of" tina, we are not ga gay
deceiver! I.olharo in sleeps clohng,--a Sec
ond Don JUAN as he charges us with being on
the account of the aforesaid poetry; but that, on
the con,rary,we are the most deaconish and HARM
less individual that ever lived, as we could have
shown TO his entire satisfaction, if he had been
"in," when we called on him, on our way to
Bosling
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01
TIE LAND FUND.
Iiherc is Tcrmoni's share 2

Our ncighbor of the ITdichmdn complains of
the democrats for opposing the law orthe Extra Ses-
sion distributing the proceeds Of the sales of the
public lands among the States, because 10y the dis
lributlon higher tariff is made necessary. II is
true we consider that law, viewing it only in its
operation upon the mding and poorer classes, rs
most unjust, wicked, and oppressiye--cycn ,rorsc.
on the WHOLE than the Bankrupt law. But this
we do not propose 10 argue now;wc intended this
rather as a call for Information.
In the compagn of 1910 the UaichmGa was in
the habit of putting forth the most stirring appeals
10 induce the lreemen TO put out Van Buren, and
put in Harrison in order TO ensure the passage Of
a law distributing the land revenue among the
States. We were told that the share which would
fall 10 Vermont would amount TO $50 600 AN
NrALLY--that il belonged 10 US of right and was
wTongfully withheld by the pickei locOs, sc. &c.
The federal party have now been in power over
year and quarter and il is nearly year since the
distribution law was passed--will the U'GichmaD
inform US whether Vermont has received her first
inslalmcnt of $50, 900 and if so, what kind of
funds she received it in, and 10 what use it has
been Appropriated iii has not been iorlh-com-
ing will that Gmidble print be so accommodating
rs TO assign the cause Of the delay ?--he rens'
why Vermont has not been rcliered,s these HI
times, TO the tune Of $4,000, which belongs
her! II it has not been received will that pr
obIige us by stating, as near as may be, when :.
may be expected, and hOw much As the State
has large debt upon its shoulders, and we shall
have considerable of a sum of money 10 make ont
this fall, we wish 10 know what TO depend upon
and how 10 make our calculations .--PGfriot
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-01
TIE BANKING SYSTEM.

The .Madisoniaa concludes an argument against
the banking system with the following statistics
"There are in eighteen States of the Union up
wards of $50, 900 900 of banking capital wholly
inconvertible into spcce we stagger under debts
to the amount of $500, 900 900; we have sunk by
the banking system, according to the report of the
Treasury, the triding sum of S3O5, 46l ,467! Sc
much for the blessing of the banking prveges!"
And what class of individuals pray, have beer
the sufielers--he Presidents, Cashiers, or officers
Of these institutions No, Certainly not; but til,
lnborer--,he producer of wealth is the loser--th,
People are the real sufferers. How much longe
will they submit to this bank rascality' With i
specie currency we should see or feel nothing
like this.