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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
Trustees sale Of Land, S!arss, AMI o,asr Proo.,s

~ Of the provisions Of Deed q Trust erel.d
anderson Johnson tie subscriber, Trustee, ior a..
purpose. therein expressed which deed brars date the
iay June, ISL md j. 81 record IN the Clerk, Ofc ~
County Court 81 King William, shall proceed sell al II
auction, hing William Count aTr, the -th dag -
Der ne certain Tract Of Land, called and SHOWN y ~
Of .scrns,n containing. by r>i:naion Thousand ace
high land and eclr nine hundred 81 marsh ,gr
grounds living immediately the JaiiapOny fsc ami =.
ripht miles heiow the Court hOE.e. TIL. III ui
III fertility .o mol surpassed rs The Naiaorsy
bo, N, il comfortable dwelling house, with al The nscr
buildings in good repair On Tie day. and am,
wi he also SOLD The slightest bidder, ~ public auction
ira hEy and raaGbc Sar,. consisting ~ urn Aot,
rirls And on The following VIII h. sd, n pubic aeo
a. The premises. the sad farm. called 'Pcrria-. r co.
Corn Fodder, Shcks &c, together WIN Tie Plantation
Farming Utess STOCK " Horses, Mules, 'atte, ~.
sheer pertaining sald Fam. And, a'.n On the Far "
day a. The sar completed ii Psrns,i Nt @
nj ianr>yile in county aforesaid, ne r,-idsAer ~
-nn public ancnn 10 The hi.ifsi hhsjrT, al ~ %
AMI III. len Furniture, %! which ! gr", 1Ed q ~
and fashionable dgay. Also. all ~ Sofk, - rtstt l-
on !, l thr Plantation AMI Farming Utensils ttolg
ter niSteries, with their nhthfe- e tenn,
of the land he made the day OF saie a other
perty Of every descfpton vii lie sold for cash. should
abuv- advertised prove inciemtn The sale viii commeEc,
iirst day tera(le continue FROM day 10 da nn
property is sold. Ku. Bl RD POl.LihD, !rastt
Nov 10 J'-Nt.,
az The above sale Is postponed until The 5;h OF jaa4a
Dec II, lsil.
.,YA. TtSnt
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, Tu,, .rsr REsuME-The BankS.-ih!s 10 'he g
every nherc. Gov Porter speaks the sentiments i 'a'
people Of yvania on 'h's subject N us
b is already preparing in the Assembly Tor le Pnr
nose If enforcing specie payments In the 'ldfylan"
cgi.tuIe, the special committee on currency ha'r
r, nor,gd bin Tor the resumption by the banks, Al
par,es are uniting for this Desirable purpose. bst.s'
i,mes in prospect Swindl,ng is becoming Unpopular
TIE psonr wash tor honesty
: TX fPiiad Spirit Of ttc Times
foy;,igra Banks-A bill has been introduced '''c
e LEGISLATURE o. louisiana from the Comm't'ee on Tue
Currrcy. requiring the Binks q that State 10 Fesus
by the i, of February next
T. $. BANK OFFICERS GAlx.-fes,erday morning
saws the Pennsylvania, Austin Montgomery appeared
hs.or. Recorder yaux, aud made oath against Nicholas
Riddle. Samuel Jaudon, Thomas Dunlap, John IN
drcws. and Joseph Cowper,hwa't, charging them l
consoiracy 10 cheat and deraud the stockholders o.
the U. 5 Bank of Pennsylvana
pcocess was issued, and Messrs. Bddle, Jaudon ano
Dnnl,n anpeared al 3 o'clock in the afternoon, when
they entered into recoguzance in the sum OF Sloooo
each for their Thursday afternoon next
:, 1 oclock al The Common Pleas Court room
MIR John NJ Riddle, one of the parties sued by The
assgnses Of the U. S. Bank has filed an ahdav't, IN
which he states substantially, that the notes on wnicn
he is sued are forgeres The amount IS said 10 exceed
100000.
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H. ANTHONY still conlnur. 10 sell ilals Al TIL III

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT 5ftNCFiG?ObI.
Cary Street, three doors nbors ne C0lamttcH H.
RirhriDHI Ia
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Tur Business OF CoSGREss--We wish were
able 10 inform our readers that the business Of Con-
qress is going on either smoothly or rapidly. But on
the contrary no progress all to speak OF, has been
made in II this week; and the proceedings, III the House
Of least have been any thing but mar
monious The subject which most urgently requires the
attention Of that body-he actual state ofthe Treasury
has not We, IT, though bill for the purpose was
reported week ago. The necessary consequence OF ne
rectnr to act on the bill for changing the terms OF the
nuorzed loan, of which IL is known not more tnan cne
half was taken has been to require the introduction oil
bill yesterday, by the Committee Of ways and Means
to authorize re issue Of Treasury Notes TO sufficient
amount 10 meet the demands upon the Treasury until
money enough Tor the purpose BIZ realized from thr
revenue or from the further execution OF the loan A
cooy of The bill they ported will be found in lis pro-
per place in account Of the proceedings OF the
House OF Represenatives-..Sut. Int, IanuaTyo
MARrL.xD-The Hon. Francis tt omas was install
cd in the office Of Governo: Of the State OF Maryland
IN Monday last IN presence Of both Houses OF The
State Legislature The Annapolis Republican describes
the Address delivered by han The occasion as bay
ing been brief, appropriate and dignhed He declined
making any recommendations nj that time 10 the L.
pisla,,ve branch of the Government hut assured them
Of his hearty cooperation in measures adapted to sus-
tain the honor and character Of the State.
Recurring the fact heretofore By us that
the House Of Delegates had refused, by very decided
vote, even permit bill to be introduced proposing
To repeal the tax law of The last session. the Republican
remarks
.This refusal Of the House of Delegates allow q
bill in the least degree approaching Reputation 10 be
brou ght within their walls, think evinces most
decided disposition 10 sustain at oil hazards, the filth
and integrity Of beloved State; and we think that
the public of Maryland may look with certainty for The
passage of such ty the present Legislature
viii soon wipe from her hitherto "hright and unbem
shed eacu,ceon The stain which accident has cast up.
IN II ~ Int.
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1.J- The sale oil the Tract of Land above advertised
po.pcne,i unlll The 2oth Janray next The sale Q! hs
! property Will commence 81 ihr 5LI. n advertised
no. BYRD POLLARD, IT..
! esh pecrmber Ell. go.
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Is

This would show the anticipated deficit
growing out Of payments aulhorlzed
by the last Congress, &c amount to So,li9,o'7 10
a Another deduction should most clearly
be made III justice 10 The .:ie ad"iin-
i,,rat,on, 10 fix The ''fcs: in tie nc-
counts At the true point lie alluded
10 The money on drp"s'A The nuts,
for the .u,cnase Of bu The Sc
cretary had no, lnclud IN his es.
innate Of means, b,ca BE- says :,
should u- devoted To tbif usp, and IN
thai lie may be- right II. roicy, tut Il
was monty hand, i,it By tie last
Administrator tor u" as oi the pre-
sent aud for which II should have ere
a., before charscs' with DEBT
The amount the Secretary states
!, H. 2l5,l5l g
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y isil.
Il appearing the Coui that administration ot f4,
Pen bcfion Clauaion, deceased, hath been coum-: .
Grns'ead Administrator If -aii itcc>rd By tn Come m
than years since. motion 81 John T. taugioJ. d.
tee, of aii Is Utccrrc, That al parsons
claims asaHs, the sad Pembcsinn tlugi0n, drocasei
III. The same for settlement before d.y n M
-i2 in order that the distribution ~ the sad E.tar
mad- according 10 law a.i Is Gsthrf Ohlefr, It
he iorthwth published n public newspaper iua.s-
The OF Richmond for eisht weeks siccc-rt
rs thereof be- posted das the
Courthouse OF this comfy tog-leSe,
" y. CRAl.LE. & q
In,
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POLITICS..
80 r., .,,,l', hmm y moor

From Ksni.ii's tiaIOn Dm0er ~
A HAPPY NEW YEAR Cac'e Sam! Don't b"
80 serous, old felton, Csc your fist. Fallen nto
bad hands, Ell DIDN'T know when you were well oil
-"onarrelled with your bread and butter turned
on, Inc D. moe and turned IN the Wings, md found
their prom srs to b. like bank notes all lies. Gwen
away yonr woodlands, used up all The Money you had
borrowed oil they could and used that up-fumbiing
aoou, your pocket with their tariff fingers 10 See If they
can find something thrrc-and now the holidays are
come not ZIP have you in your Treasury I" make New
Yslrs presents pay your own servants It's hard case
but ne YER mind Jnsl the lrrtoaliers aud abjurr
"HARp CIDER as longas you I've Be sure that any
chap who attempts IN Ike you drink, tateAdS 10 pic
your porie, gombs you gour mo"ty-n"
Get some "f Old II ck1'y o,ys Ia keep your m"ues
for you and ali wall night agfrn. the drb hs"
Wings fellows have amp sid IN y"u Will b. pl off,
as Jackson paid old debit and your wiii again
h. reduced, Jackson AMI Van Buren reduced Them
Cheer up cheer up-many "happy .Ec ienr" !
before y"u n"d "nrran, you III never be found with
less ihaa i.Uy in pocket after three years from
the fourth day of March, 1872 M iyiag p0p,r ps0.
misses neither, but ytnuae yeio,c hays ami cde htadS
Benton mintdFops. yeo" aud White, drawn from
God Amlehiys bank, which never rails nor makes
false promises
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TIE STATE or TIL f;E ~, Af TIE CLOSE VI

1
In Yesterdays Maj oaai tnleiieeacer, portions Of 'ir
;,.,s r.,nr, a, the e>ti SESSION were gwen to IN
go =, a., nn,tc mad No idea III: the dIsastr us
-, - ,he finances resulted IRON the deficit existing
>, ,h clos. IF The la,. Administration, and not roni
tho yo;smanar,nent oI The present. The statement
,hus extracted from Mr. EHing report alter summing
u, III. amounts sreCpir6d ,os The srrtce u tic current
c and oiy,nr .iAe csauGte means under e1iS.tng
I-.,o wlef Inc dc.aa,dS concludes by striking bal.
.n .i,yr;po ITO use the language Of the reporD un-
nrorssS for the demaads for The peesc,t year, o4l
The sum Of So ,oGo,9ll y.
| Ise National Inieligencer knew we'll that Mr.
Wr,gb, and Mr. Calhoun, as well as Mr. Woodbury.,
had fully exposed the a'acy OF tins statement ana so
c.,,lv that i, could not b. con'rovered. That the
on,rn NAV perfectly comprehend the coniued points
f his renort and understand the exact state Of the
finances n, The close Of the last year, give the con-
aons.3 statements Of Mrssrs Calhoun and Wright
commenting on and explaining the errors OF Mr. Ew-
no's account Mr.. Woodburys expose went more Ella
bn7o,y into denl than that Of either Messrs Wright
or Calhoun and detected many mistakes III the minor
items Of the report, we'll in the greater estimates
We con6ne ourselves, however, 10 the exposlions oil
Tho ,vo Senators who bad persona! interest IN The
on, stion Their demonstrations were draw" from the
uncuesi1ned state Of facts a shown by tue documents
r.,..d On by the two es Secretaries tWoodbury and
Ewing) -,
,sgc wonld now proceed sad Mr.. Wright TO ana
,cze IN. srcre,arys DETECT, debt anticipated Ia exs,
At the close OF TINS year, at which, as had before been
ssen no estimated at SGU0O94l IL
TINS incudcd the new appropriations
recommended, and not Sci made, aud
IN reference 10 crest ~ the ac-
counts between the two Administfa-
tons or 10 what would nave been The
situation # the Treasury II ihr new
Congress had not beel convened, they
should clearly be deducted 2,o2i $3.50 -
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J. G. GREGORY & Co., Manaset,,,,.
0Eee on Nam, % door belo1 cornsrs Nam ana ~
RicnxoSp, vIRGisis.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12
TnE EMIGRATION on spEoIE.

All tho Whia logic repeciing currency,
tarilf, and every other question Of State
policy, is violation Of Iha FIRST principles
Of political economy. The idea so fire.
qneudy advanced by the Why's, Thai lis
tendency Of t4Gr policy is 10 keep the
specie u the country, or that this can be
accomplished by the simple onacuncnt If
laws, is perfectly absurd. Law cannot
regulate tho matter at all--neyer did,aad
never will.
a country may have Too mnch specie,
ard Il will then emigrala to some other
region. where il is less abundant; or II
may have mixture currency, CONTAINING
too much deprecated money; in,lnt cass
The mora valuable will emigrale, leayiou
that which is worthless.
This is always the case when an ex.
cessiye issue Of paper money ciTcnlatcs
~ par, or ncntlg Sd, with the pecions
metals, fpr then specie will becume do
pFccnidd or cheap at ONE, ana eonse.
qucnily Desirable article Of impor,
to fnFtHgn countries where It's value Is
sns aimed. Yen may have high tariff
aud lhetlfecl viii nnl be different, E,r
excessive nses &c credit viii exp,rd
above aud beyond The ,arifE, Cormnp !
vide and deep chaDpel foF lhe earsss
Dr gold aud SILVER.
Lei q high larifibs enacted, and imme.
lately = clamqr will be raised iar cspi
n % carry on extensive maanIacInres
ns the above result will Immediately fol.
Dw.
Tho effect of high tariff willundoub,.
dly be % make specie the NEST desira.
le article OF expuri, 81 long ash can be
raped together i0F thai p6rpnse, tru,n
llich there will ioll0w increased iiilicnl.
es in The currency, trade, manuIac.
res, sDd every other Departments Of ii.
uslry.
" lSi2, the Governmeat Of England
nx'ons 10 arrest the expectation ur spc
q, wh'rh her inflated currency was rap
~ increasing, enacted laws making Il
'lhlal oiifneo tu.export tho nre cinns
'e'als. notwithstanding the difficulties
resented BY well gnarded coast. and n
e seveiesl Of penalties, immense 4. lG
ounls o. specie we're Struggled oui orlS
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the second fire Webb was shot in the
RACK PANT Of the len knee! Marshall
hs been delivering Temperance lectures
in New York, and while there, (gegling
- day fur his services in Congress!) J
defended Monroe Edwards, and took oc
casion to abuse Webb for abdse previons.
u received from him. Webb, abused
hack, and Marshall challenged him.
The quarrel commenced last winter.--
Msrnhall voted for the repeal oftbe bank
rupt law, aud Webb charged him and
other wings with being brihed by tho ac.
iual reeeip, Of money from British cred.
itorS. Webb was about irepudlating his
debts by the law. Marshall, when he
fuund that Webb was only wounded in
the leg, wanted another shot. but Webb
said he never had any III freliags against
Marsl'sli. snd did not desire to shoot a.
gain. So Webb went or TO Phhadel-
phia. without msking up the QUARREL
Verify, these wings are a great sat OF
christians. Can't Mr. Clay make speech
10 favor Of The supremacy Of The Isrs!-
Oh! Temperdsceh'
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ment. So little confidence have the
people in the wisdom aud integrity Of
h1nkcFs. that no extensive system could
he established at the present fine, on
any other ihan the individual liability
sys,rn. Men az capital could NOT he in
ilnced 10 risk heir funds in the purchase
or siock. tits no, to be presumed that
orphanS and PidorS, and individuals reti-
red on small fortunes will feel a super.
natural faith in the safety Of the old irre-
sponsible system Of banking which has
cpgulphcd so many thousands in irrciri.
evabIe ruin. Suppose then, that our
Legislature revive the old system, with
its irrespOnsihllity, aud charter a batch
or banks on the purely Wing plan, WHO
win purchase and pay for the new stock
thence created; Capitalists will nut--wid-
ows and orphans will not, but specula-
tors and stuck jpbbers will, aud pay for
il in their promises TO pay, or their by-
poihrca,rd stock, literally hasing the
circulation Of these banks upon moth.
ing!
This view Of tho question, if thorough
ly examined, must convince every dsin.
t'rcsled enquirer, that liability banking
has other tlllms upon tie favorable al.
tcniion of The ciIizens Of Ohio Than iis
manifest PQnity-it is indeed tie only
praclicNhIn plan that can hs established
The old svs,em. il per~cvcrod in much
longer. will crrianly end as did the llank,
ingsysiem ol France, Of which ours is
the prototype, in an ercIHSirc hard cur.
rency for all the ordinary purposes n
business, as { must speedily destroy ID
SELF, leaving behind not a trace Of conf
dence in paper money Of any descliplieH
whaleyer.--Cin. Eng.
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illl Recorder Of Ffllsy, lareIigiOus pa
poR.) says:
HI'he whig press Is making, at The pres
en-, : great rsIIy IN this Stale against
he conlins elcriiass. Mass political
meetings. are spukenef andasreed NO
on. IN several placrs in.Ihe State. The
pni.licAl excitement and political bitter
ness Ihrnhghoui the country is much 10
BE- lsmcnied. viii there bo no end TO
itln
The Recorder should recollect that the
uhig, themselves. admit that they can.
nel carry an eleciien, if the people arc
lsa TO calmly and Coolly dispn1e Of their
votes As reason teaches them is right
Their oRly hope is on sbiiicmcss aud
mad excitement, so that tho main ques-
tionS Al issue may bo lost in personal
blsksinss,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12


OF A great hue and cry Wal made
some time ago by the Wing papers, About
The allowances made by Court 10 tbs Re.
ceiyers ofth Cleveland d Bmks. II was
erned rubbing tho bill huldar,' &c.-
The following from the Cleveland Plsia.
Dealer, shows who have robbed the bill
holders, aud who have been the rscsiVsra
OF the stolen goods --Cin. E4qmrer.
"EiCh bank has loaned To political r..
vnrites more than forty thousand dUllarS,
aud charged The amount, rs bad deb,s,
over lOiIe account ofPr0fit aad Loas.--.
These convenient loans we're made ID
the summer aud flIl Of 1910, and wsrs
applied, in Ail probability, to aid in the
election Of Gen. Harrison. A debt of
50 ,226 has bsea forgiven to an active
whiR 0ftfis city, charged over 10 ProGt
aud Lpss. Another giff Of 2,7O7 vas
made IN the same way TO : certunirn of
this city, who engaged in transporting
small schooner on wheels from Cleva,
llnd 70 Columbus, through the mud, ia
February, for the accommodation of the
roon-skin delegates to The H4rrisOnSiats
Cenye0tion! Names can be given, snd
oiher developments made, when The prop
er time arrives"
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TNDIsIDU.ll. LIABlLIrYg.

The Hdy0caies 0fthe personal liability
Of fhmkrts sga increasing il number
Shsougoal The Unian. With tia deinoc
ssey af Ae > Hampshire II is leading
asssnSs. Corrupt LaLkets aud their q.
biologists lnay write and lusm a. they will,
ihe nsa.nfe Il jnEt ond pOIltic--iba tsao.
pls will Sustain II. Ii u na new expert.
Hlsni, hn. has been tested by experience
and fuiad 10 BE- The OHly sals system of
banklHg yet kn0wn. An argufneals a.
sed sssiiIsl Il are mere sugsserIsIves. and
aeaRs,'t bear the test Of eAaDninaioin. -
The eblefULleciion is that capitalisis will
nattaks stock IN liability system Of
ssns'aR. liiairae that our present raco
q apacalAiing bankers, who issue nrop.
lessap plyen snnomsi.ine basis eoula
5ei tsks capital h such syslsio az ,an.
Aiag es iha ,iamocTtcy pru,nises. ho, ,hs
seAl celaizlisIa nf the c0un,y can nyna n,,
aah ealaciHln % y. Il slandons The [
ainsss pfihe hanking entirely Il ,br,6
~ sarWNais fs1cclioa will c,mvinc"
so candid mind tllal ihey alnne s,s
4HsHa-d, nvsleF proper reslric,ion. ~
eeAaalii asis and psrnanea. system 81
nakiaa.
= imPnssib:s q establish psrma.
.Jsegt PlanIlf haAking ~ tas Honliabiay
sshiisl, The Tprkbelders hoing entire
seeeqllaiaied witi, Iie.bcid aiflirs. wII
e pabiert q inesssiai frauds ss hereto.
Common experiences teaches thar
aoae s'g.I q engase il ilsis Of any 9th
e basa.-ss bat lllose wIIo caa, IA their
1Nn pssEen, q though immediate re.i
pensipls saehsss snPeFiniend iis mannge-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12

TIM TYLER VINES. This portion Of
The why parry is FAST gaining strength
Several Influential whig members or
Congress have refused, 10 LcgisIats any
longer exclusively for The purpose Of
sccling Mr. Clay The Presidency, and
have deierminsd 10 svppWi the Tyler
Mt, Clay win find tvs.
y difficult 70 enlist the whole wig parry
pn his side in lis efforts 10 head Captain
Tyler, rightor wFang.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12

cHkEsVILLEs M d., June u.
AwFUL VISITATION DEATH by hrht.
ning.-O Sunday evening, l0ili inst, kir
AlexundeEW. Goblsborngh, (son Of Dr.
lluwes Goldsborongh, Alr. John Ffaxisr.
sen, his soh Joseph, shout 10 years Of
aye, and John Hiwey, a yonril. being
the iilsl 70 assemble at 81. James meet.
ing house, Howard District, 10 attend q
temperance meeting, the thres latter
took seats at the fOoi 0fsa larae oak. b.
The side Of each, (Mr. G0ldsborouyh
standing three feet OlT) all conversinx.
awaiting the speaker for the evening not
no'icing small cloud from the south:
when,awfuL 10 felatr,the tree was struck.
Tho electric fluid descending, was spent
among the unconscious rr0un. Yonng
Frazior was Instantly killed his head re-
ceiying ihe Huid; such was the concas.
sion, great quantity or bIDud flowed
from his ears, mouth, nose and syes.
scorchiug his haiG leaving the forehead
marked as with hot iron; down tLs sOiua
tho skin Was black and as if rasp had
past over il; his hat Of fnr was literally
turn to piccss, portions oft driven with
furcs into the ttee, and his clothes blown
70 rags.
The remaining three were discovered
some time aFtelby 1 gentleman who iods
an, crawling and rolling on the earlh.---
Young Harvey was injured but lilile!--
Alr. Frazier, sen, WIS severely shocked
suffering much with bis head and oppresS.
ID breaihing- blood letting restored hin
r.3Golesborpngh was conveyed in great
uGeTing 70 friendly house, where an
vas done that kindness couId suggest.
III the arrival Of iis father. lie expTesa-
d his feeling like crushed maSa
siiil consciousness only of lemsiNing
fe. The inlerior eSiremities we're whils
; marble, and cold, but 70 him ike s. rs
] hot embers,wilh The wb0Ie body 6il.d
lish burning needles. The head as ifis
Iaufd burst: with difficulty he wac con.
eyed home. where, after hours N snf.
ring he Was restored.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12

The country into France, which had
then tut little paper muney in circula-
tien.
The traffic in money is governed by
he same laws as any olhcr commodity
When cheap from abundance, or olher
'lrprreiltlon, that portion Of il which is
valuable ever, where, will as naturally a.
water seeks iis level, hOW to section
where tits dearer.
The precious metals are not therefore
10 be detained in the country by high
laTiff, but will be driven away BY that pol
icy, until We hava far less than our pro-
potliOn.--cia. Eaq
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PRICES IN KENTUCKY.

The federal papers, and among them
the fcderaIPalIadun, attempt TO persuade
their readers that the low pr ces at which
many articles ofvaIue are now sold in
Ohio, arc htlributablq to tile law passcdhy
the Legislature reGaiTfng ihn banks 10 ~.
lsgHse SfCcie Payment. II this Is The true
cause, will Tie fedeEal editor plcas9 10 ex-
plain the origin &c a similar condition of
affairs in the whig ''bdnner state.r We
copy tho following from Kentucky pa
per.
"Mr RVsSel-Tn your paper Of We'd
ncsdlv. ] saw an account ofa Shcriii's
sale in iIirdon county, Ky.;ln which a
cow WIS sold for tmplre and hdlf cents,
III" purchaser heng minister Of the gos-
prl. Permit me, through your columns,
to state fici that came under my Orn
kunwledg", and near honle--in fact, in
tbs county, Sume shot time since, a
number 0f head ur caiils we're laken in
This county on execution. think The
number oi ;he cattle was nine They
were sold by The Constable, aud The whole
Uf them btought hut thirteen dollars. Oue
ot them, valuable COW, sold iorhiriy
aepSn and a halTceats--npl half The real
valns of her hide. Aud what s the
causo oi this tremendous sicrIGces II
i simply because theie is no money to
be hnd."
In Kentucky, the hunks aro trying the
same game Which is hrine played else.
whcre. "GRlND TIE People" is
iheir hoti0 new. BeIOre the electinn.
i WIS "tUo dollars q day and rOast
beet.
The depression now existing al over
the country, can be created at any mo,
neh' which 'lIe hank may choose; and Il
wilt always ne SOFAS il always has been
whilst The swihdliag banking system con
Obin FafriOt.