davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
A FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER

A + Ell tOfS UT IL II LII v Eh.--
"A Every invalid should read and reflect II they desire
restoration to health-i 20 afrm says emln
cnt writer that the gTandSource health and disease con
neccd with the natural or disofdered inncon the seT
and that every chronic lingering illness arises from some
defect there Chronic epaii the most frequent form the
in this country is slow inis progressive sage The
an of attack will be for years suffering uHier It's under
mining influence aud yet real disease will indicate TO The
patient the aarmug state under which he is aborne; any
transient adisposon he mpu.es to different cause nevei
suspsctns that the liver being affected The latent source
of these disturbed sensations Tins ns o. It Is not In hs
power take the necessary precautions to guard agains
this nsidous enemy his repnse The symptoms OF tbi
disease are often slight and felt for considerable time
such as ulnes after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling of vacui,y tie pit OF the stomach the mind be
comes irritable memory defective, ncapaciy 70. mental
exerton prevails the appetite becomes variable tongue
,,rt een disturbed with friebtul dreams co.ionay an
ob use pain the right side extending TO the top OF th.
shoulder cramp opams often experienced and nery'
Gus witching OF the muscles and aching pain OF the limb
nervous or sick headache generally caused by IL IL OF
ten appears The OF cough asaia, &c diseased
arrangement the functions of the lungs and occasions
these disorders BY changing the morbid state OF The ilyer
the Irritation of the lungs Immediately gives way The
liver is indeed connection primarily secondary as cause
OF effect with disease OF the head as well as oher
parts ol the system
disorders of the liver OF the first importance, and every
effort used TO remedy them should be- conducted rational
principles and by timely efficient attention and the
use of the proper cines serious csDse
may be prevented which TOO often are enaed on
the constitution by procrastiDation.
As remedy peculiarly adapted u tho cure al liver afec-
lions Dr. Starkweahers Hepatc Elixir has proved to be
te o,t potent and ecacops and every days experience
positively i, asscr,p 1t Is candidly be
eved that preparation has ever been before ,be pubic
that has met with such unexamped appreciation from DIS
,ngushed sources distinguished Judges and grateful pa
tients as his medicine and greater amount Of suffering
has been mtigaed and more permanently effected
by il than any other medicine e1taBt.
SO confident is the proprietor Of its curative properties IN
every case that when the medicine used according 10 DE
directions and the patient mol satisfied or a
sig one bottle that il has produced beneficial eject MS
agents authorised 10 refund the money pad ior il on
turn OF The empty bottle. TO-
tho Tinted States ~ Westminster Providence, r.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents. a: ~ "
SANDS Drnogi,ts No. 7s Fuon-s corner OF Cold and
~ 100 EnIto5 81 Also sold by David Sands Co. No y
Ca, Rrosdway corner Of Market street; Abraham y
ands Co. No zS Broadway, ofahi'e boid'ng, Gornef
5f Chambers street nll l1l
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

1T Good Offices TO Let At fair rents IN The ou'id-
ing No 70 NaSsau-,t, Just enlarged and improved
They are well located, pleasant and commodleus oi5u
TITransparent Etaiian Window Shades.
OLIVER W. WOODFORD, 66 Catherine-strect, has lust
receivedan invoice of Transparent Decorative IN
dow Shades suitable the trade. Strangers IN
the CITY, keepers nj hotels saloons public places OF resort
and families in this ry, be supplied with Window
Shades OF the best description al prices greatly reduced
The assortment consists OF Moonlight Scenes Dark Land
scapes italian Scenes) Light French Scrolls in brilliant
Daphsnnus coor plain Centres. o. Vignettes Scrip
ure Designs and about 800 pairs iu Landscapes from 81
10 81 Is per pair. nl0E
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

iRg be complexion srecomniendei to the Ladies wlh the
utmost degree confidence the exquisite produc
,o the universe for beauuying the skim without the
possibility of doing the slightest injury. The common arti.
ces OF this description give cadaveTous and unnatural
whteness The hn while tbe contrary, the Blanc D.
Epagne, which Is not dead white, but natural lively.
flesh color, communicates the most Brilliant and natural
fairness possibly be conceived and possesses this
preenent excellence that i. is not be discovered by the
most crutnzng observer, but Looks Ike the native Bloom
Health, aken the neck of Youth and Beauty Put
UP handsome boxes p EACH and be had only
67 Ws;her-street, door from Broadway The rapid
sale this article has obtained lis introduction Is the
hes, test merit Ladies you ha, the article
called fake white is prepared from Corrosive Sublmae,
a deadly poison! or I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

u G0nraU1'S FeUdre SnDttie' lot cc'npiefiy
and permanently Graduating supernuous unan har from
females upper lips the hair conceang broad and ccva-
ted forehead ihe stubborn beard of mas any hind OF
peuous hair Be get the genuine at the original
Office, 81 Walker-Sireel one door from Broadway.
81 per toule-Direclons French and English
Agents-G rie, Maiden-anc, Albany; Myers, New
Haven; Brown rs Chesnut street, Philadelphia Jordan,
Milk street Boston; Gray, Poughkeepsie Elliott, Co.
sben We'll. L Humphreys Hartford, &c. OILS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

Pnssengers Arrived
In the ship Anson, from Char areston,lrs venner, Mrs
Cunningham X Webster, Finn, II Hull
In the schr Tarry Not, from Vela,co Te1as-D Goats
la the brig Susquehanna from 81 MarSs-Dr Elliot Miss
Susan Massey.
In slim Southport. from Ckareston--Mrs 6 Parker, W
Bradford and LADY, Miss Bradford, Bradford Bradford
VI + Bradford, Bradford.
I'm the bark Rapid, from Havana Gandol b S Con-
sala of Cuba Pire, of Panama; LoSado, NJ Giler
NJ K PerirC-
woman and CiTucker.
In The brig Caroline, from Charleston-C Alvord, Z
Eddy, l. Harris, and : in the steerage
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

g. - ske.nesn.be the Removal ef the Zeal
pnsne Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, TO La
.sssd &c, ncarly 50 per cent, G. VI. McCREbY Jr.
'D in ss''' '' '''0 1si
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
Y Carpe.ings: oarpetsng.: Carpss1ang.: M e as,

II Carpetings. Carpetirgs! CarpetIngs:
Cheaper than everA those who are In want OF Carpet
lDgs, notice the following
extra Is
super Is Sd "
Z" extra sup "a IS
{" double g IS Cd :"
Three ply, superior patterns and cnlors, IS.
do do do do extra quality, los
English Brussels extra, lns.
Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpetng, equally low
Together with large 7Ssormentot DruCgets, Ollciohs
Rugs Doer-mats Table and Piano Covers India Mating
Stair Rods &che largest stock Of goods IN The city Pur
cisers would find their deci5ed interest TO call and
examine the stock before looking elsewhere.
R. SMITH, Jr., 4i3 Pearl-stree
OF 2w Opposite WIlliam-strec,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

~ Redding s, Co., American and Foreign New,
seo snd Periodical Depot, and General Agency 0acc
va. Saie-s,rect Boston oil u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

II w. g.. Eayner, Teacher OF the Plaao Forte
Organ and Singing No. g First Avenue. OILS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

aym. FOR SALE-A lot of Ground, coya-
N uil view OF Tauoan Bay and the Landing Of I've
NewTcra and Erie Railroad the summer rs.dsace OIL *
ten Hoffman, Esq. Enquire O! G. T. sMI I'd, near .aS
nremses. W """''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
nARLOR STOVES-Extra.--R. /

DARLOR STOVES-Extra.--R. u.
McELROY, Ne. l09 Beekynan street, near Waters
manufactures and has hand superior assortment oil Pa-
or Stoves called the Philadelphia Radiators, which were
invented by the celebrated Jonas Gleason of Ph'ade phia
and the demand III that city and The State u Pennsyvan
for The last three four years. is with parallel IN l'
country and they introduced in this city last year with
equal success which proves them to be the most satisfactory
article ever introduced paror, taking less than hn
the fuel of CRATE and are free from dust.
He has six sizes them. suitable lr almost any situation
The following only lewo those that have used them
in New-Yo and vicinity. and be given reference
Martin Van Buren, Kinderhook New.fork
j. J. COdJington, No. IL Bond.srcel
Major j. Beucdct. Snl Henry street,
". L. Grswoi. 7S Chamhers-sireet, "
Alr. Mitchell, los Warren sJee
Samuel Williams, II Waverley place, i"
John Degrnw Stone.strect,
J. T. Norris, 40 East Broadway,
Messrs. JIaradenL Co, Wall street, "
Lyon l. Co, so Liberty. street.
NIalby & Starr, IA Water street
Bramhall, Abcrnr,hy & Collins, IS Nassau street. ~ y
l.. B. WynaH q Prospect-streel, Brooklyn.
Benz J. Cakorne i93 Henry-streei,
Edward A. BideD, 2l6 Pearl.street,
d. Perk ns, 50 Henry street,
He has also on hard general supply OF the most ap
proved Cooking Stoves; a>o, Alright Stoves OF the NOS
approved kind and at reduced prices. NIL I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

Cf The importance which all ages have to the
sd OF Hair clear index of the value set upon person.
X heute, and when by capricous freak Ct Nature
Ne human iorn is deprived OF its fair proportion, Art
od to- in order, by artificial means 10 supply the def
fSncy Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
shh bid Nature defiance Barrys VentilaiiDg and Cos
Saef WIGS AND SCALPS,
'eA heads of hair. which only be had al l46 BroPd
'ay, eorter OF Liberty. street, up stairs osS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

DOARD-ln private family without
, children, and with but few or no other boardersL
NAV be obtained by single gentlemen requiring only break
ta and tea dinner Sunday. pleasant front par
lor Second sor, furnished Sleeping roou OF unuf-
,shed together with comfortable bedrooms, may be OBJ
,aned Reference, exchanges. Apply s3 Wcossr.st,
a,rncr Of Spring.N OPS eodlmis.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
DISASTERS

DISASTERS
TIE G ALE OF TUEsDAY.-Copy of a letter to Walter b.
Jones' ESQ., Secretary the Board Of Underwriters dated
LONG BRANCH, Nov. 8.
We e1perepced very severe gae on last night
which has driven ashore between Shrewsbury let and
Deal Ten scooners and sloop Among them are the Sc
ect of Great Egg Harbor from Richmond, with coai-a
total captain and three drowned The Fortl-
tude, irom Phiadephia with coa-a total loss-one lazy
drowned The persons drowned from the Select are Capt
Powers and brother, Ebenezer Bowen, and William Smith.
WHALE oRsIr-Ship Orbit, Gardner, of Nantucket,
was Pon Ronadora about 10 leagues TO the north
cent the carpenter who drowned in eudeavorng TO
swim ashore the wreck; about $50 bbls OF oil saved
Gardner has been sdeagahle Ia every respect since
,b los, of the Orbit cndeavorng save the oil &c
Use Orbit lad 1000 bbls sperm in In April last She Is IN
sared $4,000 in New Bedford, and 80 300 In New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

NEW STORE.-CUUTHOUY q
Y MEYERS respectfully invite their friends and the
pubic generally to cali at 34l Broadway aad examine
Inc assortment of LAMPS. CANDELABHAS. GiRAN
DOLES, SILVER PLATED and BRIrTANlA WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS every description, which they have ustopened
and Offer sale prices that cannot fail to satisfy pu
chasers.
ENJOYING unusual advantages for the selection aud manu-
acture OF their LAMPS CANpELAsRA GIRANpoLES NC, g.
N. enabled TO offer them Ill great variety 1 patterns
and Stear, or Sailing Packets These last are new aud
most desirable article, well worthy OF the attention o.
owners and shpmaste-S
Attention particularly invited to the SOLAR LAMP SO
Justly celebrated for It's superior brlancy and economy
This Iamp, az tested by accurate experiment, atord>
TWICE THE LIGHT of an Astral, while II burns during az
equal number of hours at HALF THE EYPENsE
COUTHOUY MEYERS Will keep constantly on hano
rompiee Of the articles above enumerated
hope BY their eneavors To consult the tastes and wishes o
the rblic inertia favorable share OF the patronage no
so;rh ri for their establishment, ol2 lnis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

SALES OF STOCKS at PUBLIC AUCTION
ALBA KIMBhLi offers hi, services TO Merchants ana
others for the sale OF Stocks at Public Auction.
For the accommodation Of dealers he VIII hold daily
public sale Of such Stocks offered In the Rntpnda OF
the Merchants Exchange where buyers and sellers being
present, regulate their transactions satisfactorily 20
themselves.
The publicity OF these sales will obyate the irequeptcon-
overses and law suits which arise under The present sys
irm beng subject the rules OF business as Mer
chants saes and open 70 inspection, where every person
can exercise bis own judgement
Principal, will the liberty whenever they 50 elect
% make transfers. direct 10 the purchaser and receive
the proceeds
Dealers will derive another important advantage thsouSh
the medium OF the Auc0neers advertisements, as oocAs
are frequently sold at the Board OF Brokers at ptc
than could have been obtained Ind they been ad7ertised
and the sale made public.
FRIDAY, Nov. H.
AT l2 O'Clock, al the Merchants Exchange
Merrck VS.. HiIon-Chancery Stakeholder the directior
OF r. C. Wheeler, Esq, Master in Cbancery-The unek-
pired term of certain leatehod estate situated on he
ouhery side of DiYsiops,reei known on map OF the 60
tate of endrick Rutgers, deceased dated November lo
sI3 and filed the once OF the Register in and ior inc
Civ and County OF New-York lot No. 70 on said map
See advertisement in the Commercial Advertiser, @gheo
r. C.. Wheeler Master IN Cbancery.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
new three story Dwelling House and Lot IN upver'l5
Place. the fourth h0use above Eleyenlh.slreat
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

NALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
NEW-YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH.
DiENT fa9 Fulton.street, near Broadway
The subscribers are prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS to exc.
cute orders for garments the sborestnoce and st aan
advance from cost Our purchases made excnve 10.
cash, and our fall business iuliy aeteru
IN sn,,n our unusually low prices and furnish custom
ers with first rate article at small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are In aat
an outfit will find heri interest TO call and e1amheou
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in "a hours.
Srlcl punctuaIty observed in filing orders.
10 ;st(f &c. BOOTH L. CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

NJ Fire Uepnrt,neat.-The Engineers, Fore.
men and Assistant. of the New-York Fire Department
requested attend msea to Dc he'd AZ Esmens q,
tendance is requested as the ordinance dividing the city
into three Fire Districts with the maps &c. will be ready
for distrhr.ion. HENRY SNYDER, Secretary nlO ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

ENALL GOODS.-The undersigned ID
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF See
sonabe Goods execute orders for Garments 10 syn
which will coaport with any house In The Trade, at prces
which mu offer Inducements TO those paying ready no
ney. sn.,o.,, c,r,,.t.8
Attention is solicited 10 the style OF Pmaiosns arnisreo
al this establishment particular care IS dreeted 10
oartnen With the view giving entire satisfaction
Thos. who have experienced any difficulty In getins
p,ed are assured tina, superior fit always be realized
French and English Cassin.ees IN great variety OF new
p,,terns ust received The assortment OF Vesngs which
a 80 much satisfaction through the Spring ann summer
seasoDs, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths Of super snd msSsEnn quail
lies for Dress and Frock Csas PHO, and Beaver Glohs for
Fsncy dress articles, including silk and SsHn caris,
Cravats, Hapdkcrchie.s, Gloves, Hosiery suspsnde,
Shirts, Collars, dc., at usual moderate prices
wM. r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 2z9 Broadway, American Hotel
s5sfis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

MEMORANDA
The London packet ship will saul to-day
The ship Hope of and for Philadelphia, from Rio ]aneo,
pu, iaIo ST. Thomas on the 3oih ut., eaky.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
OF The National Fire Insurance Company in ;he City
of New York have this day declared dividend OF -Four
per cs. on the Capital Stock payable 10 the stockholders
on and the frsi day OF November next, al tie ofce OF
the Company, No. 10 Walsrest New-fork. Oc. 2otb
lG42. }. w SaVa"b, Seotela's. oi.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

Horrd Fight at Hastings which ended in hs DEATH and
Reflections cccasioned thereby BY Friend OF Humanity
Just published for the benefit of the destitute and desoiac
Mother of Mccoy and for sale at No. Sc Seekman'streei
Price 12t cents Sngly; 81 per Dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

T Lectures ON PhysieioYy.-Several medical
gentlemen eslrouS attending DR.. K Nelson's Lectures on
Physiology having intaed 10 him that three Lectures
week would Interfere with the professional
week which will be delivered Tuesdays and Saturdays
az IL O'Clock P. NJ a, The New York Lyce1E Ill Broad
way over Mr. Roe Lockwood's bookstore CanalSt.
Price for the whole Course single Lec,nres25c nj ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH Richards. ancnoness.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS s. pLATT
E0 Store lss Broadway.
Liberal advances made copSgements fos sns.cs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

ss, ssS Sostese of Pharmacy Of shc City OF
li Ork.-rhe regular Winter Course OF Lectures OF
A. Institution VIII commence "Wednesday, he 5i day
UsSssinheI, al O'clock, +. NJ at the College Rooms 2oo
os CheRiistl;y--Mr. LAWRENCE REID
va iaater,n Msd'esGnd Phaymacy-BENJ. w. NcCREA-
During ihS course OF Lectures Chemistry particular
serenee VIII he made TO the practical application of the
eence the business of Apohecary; and whsn m ;i
eeci OF cumulative and qualitative analysis minnie in
S!ueiions viii be given illustrated 10y experimental demon
Sssons showing the method OF ascertsininr
Ae stenGth purify, d value, of many OF the mos,
snt articles used In medicine and the arts
Tickets tor each Course, nj seven dollars can be has of
ai Adamson corner Of Broadway and Fourth ST.; Nj As
pn~a IS William Mr.. CoggeshaM, corner of Pea,
sod Rose SIS Mr.. Milhau. isS Broadway; Mr Meskim
sal Broadway; or q. Hull "a Liberty ST ns PAW .wt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
sSY S. DRAPER, Jr.--btore 81 Will
, liaIn-sueet. corner OF Piue-sircet
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9,

sJY S. DRAPER, Jr.--Store 81 Will
, liam-street. corner OF Pine-s;rcet
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9,
AT IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
Gar The hene6t of whom may concern) lhihl EsN
THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN sums Of 800 70 l;goo do1taIs
rach o! the Bonds ct the Boston ANA New. fosk coa
Company incorporated by act OF the 6epsra Assln-
bly, Of the State OF Maryland passed December session,
1873 bearing interest al the rate OF per cent pei d'u'
payyble semi-annualy, the same being past due.
Also Stock Goods-an entire stock OF Dry 6ooos' US
longing 10 a Bankrupt Es,aP-
SATURDAY, Nov. II,
At 10 o'clock, al the Auction kooni ~.
Ctorus AND CAsSIMERES-Fr0n the shelves a cteuI.
of six mons for approved endorsed no,es-Oo ps supei
West of England Cloths and CassimeIeS Just Imperfect Sotl
.ri,nr wool-dyed blacks browns invisible green, ohSe.
c,ron green, claret dabla, sc. 81.
Also with which the sale will commence STOCK cooos'
The enr, stock Of a retailer giving up business
TUESDAY, Nov Is.
Al 10 O'clock a, the Aucliou Roou
CLorIs AND CAssMEREs-Frem the shelves-on a eIeos
Of sjx months for improved endorsed Dotes0O pieces su
ocrior West Of England Cloths AMI Cassnercs, Jnss I'M
ported.
THURSDAY, Nov IL.
AT 10 O'Clock. at the Auction Room
FRENCH Guops--Ry Cataogue-For approved enoorsec
note, al months credt-iO0 French Goods com
or,ny Crea, variety and extensive assortment OF sapfe
and fancy articles OF recent importations.
Catalogues and samples on the morning OF sale.
gNY AIBA KIMBALL-Otfice No. L
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

~ Particular Noiice.-rhosc persons hasin-
furniture description OF who are break
inr up housekeeping will find ready icr any portion
or all OF their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon III. subscriber. Goods ay amount purchased
iesO II p. COLTDE = CO. l92 CaaiS eusL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
AND VELVET CAPS

SA great variety anu splendid paltrrs adapted
to infants children aud bows OF all ages. Also, ladies
Riding Caps OF very beautuI patterns, and gentenens
Sporting and Dress Caps The subscriber 1attcrS himself
he the largest and best assortment, OF Caps III the city
and further recommendation tho extreme moderate
prjce, al which they are vended Wholesale and reaila
WATS0N'S, 154 Chatham-s,reet, and
Row,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

y Bread, corner OF WaI.street .,..
A. X will give his attention to the sale OF ftea hssts
Stock, Furniture and OUTDOOR Sales generally
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. T. Bar
IN mum. Manager. ,,,,,or,-

UNB0UNDED ATTRACTIONS
Entire new Scenery, Drop Curtain, pnascenlnm; kc
On Tuesday morning the REAL FEJEs hhNMAip
will arrive fra Boston and be exhibited Inc rernaHoet o
tber week and win aoonr In six new Ia pE
TIE CELESTE. the GiFsY Girl, the LILLlpu tIhN 81
MtLY, is> HOOP, and the ALBSo LADY WI! aiSo aPpes
AIrtfanr. MI rsntS-rhIireu halt prlce: M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-11
THE HousE-YEsTERD,v

The Bill from the committee Of Banks was taken
up. MIR Dlbney moved its indefinite postpone.
ment. lie was opposed 10 any farther indu lgence
to banks, and would require them to resume on the
LIST April, or wind up. The motion was lost-ayos
SO, nays 81.
MIR Holleman then moved to amend the bill by
striking out the lst OF January, ami substituting
the Is, OF May next, as the day of resumption.-
lie accompanied his motion with a two hours
speech. lie commenced by commenting upon DIR
Brockenhrough's letter, which stated that the rate
OF exchange was the best ties, of the balance of
trade: MIR Hoeman denounced this ms n cross
falacy, which he deeply regretted to see come from
so distinguished a lie proceeded to com.
ment with much tartness upon it, and Showed, very
eoneuslvoly, that If the Dr's rule be good gene
raj rule, as unquesonnbly it is-there are numer-
GUS exceptions TO II. But we do not think he made
it cut such arrant nonsense he persuaded himself
he did. This matter despatched, the orator broke
loose upon the Banks--he commended they were all
able 10 resume, and ought to be forced to do 60
forth with. That they were but little better than
swindling shops, and could net be dealt with too
severely. In this connexon he adverted TO the
mobs in Cincinnati, and the threats OF mobs in Bal
timore-and whilst he expressly disclnimed appro.
baton OF mobs-all the drift OF his discourse was
to commend them. In this respect he enacted
Mark Antony. lie deprecated mobs-but he glo
ried in the good they achieved-They wcro very
bad-but they sources OF great blessings TO
the community! He hoped there would be no oc =
cason Tor them hore-but they were great terror
10 evl-doers! They had given the people of Ohio
specie currency-lhey had made the Banks in
Baltimore toe the mark-thoy would do the same
elsewhere-but he hoped there would be no occa-
sion for them here
In this strain, he harangued the House for an
hour. We never before heard such sentiments
avowed in the House OF Delegates of Virginia.
The tendency Of them was obviously and inevita
bly, to invite the refuse of foreign countries who
may be about tn city, induced to come here for
the purpose 10 take the law into their own hands,
and pulli y the Banks, if they do not resume
specie yments forthwith. In the moral law
loving community of Virginia, such sentiments
could not fail to shock; and VIC heard many declare
surprise and DISCUS: at the revolving doctrines
nvowed. MIR Holleman, however, die not seem,
from his manner Of speaking, be conscous Of the
monstros,ies he was advocating. Its likely that
he has such monomnnia on the subject of Banks
that in respect to every matter relating to Them his
neral perceptions are utterly obfusca,ed.
When he concluded, Mr. Keen obtained the noor
and spoke a few minutes. when he was cut Oh by
the recess.