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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08
MARSHAL'S SALE.

~ ohiilC' j
eY virtue of the above specified writs
ID to me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States, for the
Northern District of Mississippi, will sell
on
Monday the 28M dag ofMarch, 1912,
at the Court House of i Owndes County,
the following described property, to wit:
Lots three and four, in squars number
nine, Lots nine and ten, IN square num-
Der twenty five. Lot number three, in
Fractional square number twenty eight
The whole of square number one hua-
dred. The whole of Square number one
hundred and SIX. The east half of lot
number eight, in square no ,, all north of
Main Street, lots six and seven, in square
number twenty SIX. Lot number one, in
square number one, South of Main Street,
in the pan Of TIE town Of Columbus,
County of Lowndes, and Stale o. Mis-
sissippi.
The properly Of said defendant, to sat-
lSty the above named Eve utiens and
cost. A. K. McCLUNG,
r Marshal n. ID. Miss.
By 10. ". CARROLL Deputy.
Columbus, Feb. ID, 1872. pr To-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY, !
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :
William j. W. ". T0pP'l Term. 1871.
Judah Barrett,
ETPON opening the matters of this
q Bill, it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court, That the defendant is not an
inhabitant of State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary
process of this Cour; c pot be served on
him; it is therefore on RED, that unless
the said defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the Court room, in the
town Of Columbus, on the
Second Monday IN June nert,
and plead, answer, or demur, to said Bill
of Complaint, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, and such
order and decree made therein, as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and just.
1t is further ordered, that copy of this
order be inserted in the Southern Argus"
once a week for two months successfully.
r. L. DIXON. Clerk,
By Nj. MCCARTHY, ID. elk.
Dec. &c, ls4l. OF. pr SIS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY, }
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, {

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY, J
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Marian, Caledonia, and
John Oliver, by &c. ct. al. DECEMBER
vs.. Ewing Z Calhoun ct. al } Term, 1841.
u Upon opening the matters Of this
q Bill and it appearing TO the salts
faction of the Court, that the defendant,
Thomas Lockhart, and Nancy Munroe
are not inhabitants of this Stale, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, SO that the ord
mary process ofthis Court cannot be exc
cuted on them. 1t is therefore ordered,
that unless the said defendants appear be-
fore the Chancellor at the Court room in
the town Of CoumbuS, on the
Second Monday Of June, merit,
and plead, answer, or demur to said Bill
of Complaint, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, and such
order and decree made therein, as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and just.
1t is further ordered, Shat a copy Of this
order be inserted in the Southern Argus
once a week, for two months successively y.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk,
Bv NJ. MCCARTHY, D. elk.
Dec, 90, 1871. ct. pf. dis.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08
DESCRIPTTON.

VICTOR HUGO, is black, full sixteen
hands high, his form is grand aud magnificent,
his action light and easy, of uncommon SUBJ
stance and power, his back short, loin wide,
shoulder oblique, body well turned; deep in his
frame; legs of good length, firm and well mus
cled,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

March 9Th 1912. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

body N accordance with the circumstances Of ~
new being. And why NAV not suppose that
the mrral character shall then have power to mod
ify and affect the spiritual boiy--thar the good
shall be supremacy beautiful ana clothed with glo-
rious forms, while the had shall dwell in deferrned
aHd repulsiye bodies. full Of pain and anguish
Even in the influence Of the moral character ur>n
the BODY in This world--in the sweet expression
which goodness lends 10 the countenssce, and IN
the dark forms which guilt stamps there-maywe
see some confirmation Of ih- belief. Looking at
the matter in this light shall see that the future
destiny of The soul i. not the arbitrary assignment
of omnipotcnce-bu; the natural result ut IT. own
character: that msery-spirrual 'utiering--aS nat
uraly follows Sin as physical pain the dislocaton
Of iimb-that from the very nature OF the soul
there can be no exemption from this law except
that provided in the gospel. The sanctions ct re-
gon will thus be seen to be laid in the very toun-
darons OF our moral and Intellectual nature.
Prof. Bush conci-ded his lecture by powerful
personal appeal to hi- audience with regard to the
claims and the truths OF Christianity He said he
had thus far spoken of Heaven only in It's relation
10 individuals: some further remark, with regard
to the general subject must be postponed to another
,~~,afpn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
MORE NEWS from the Sou,h.-Th'

WI following communication has Just been rscevca
from the Rev. wn Lewis, Ordinary for Sumper District;
SUNrERvrLDr, :. C, 18th Jan, isi3
D.. ?. ". COhe, Co
Gcnis menI deem II due To you To COMMUNICATE we
benefit that have derived RON IN use Jayncs Hair To-
R.c. have used only bottle oi Il. and that win 20
much success that am well convinced o us virtue mde
Cscy
Tie Hair nav coming out Oh my bead IN places ~hch
were perfectly bald. ard : still growing and thehenng
have confsencr the Hair Tome. aud anticipate
nom further application Of the complete restoration OF
IN HAIR.
several gentlemen my acquaintance have used it, and
all OF them with great success
Very respectfully ysurs W LEWIS.
Sold by the agents, A. II. p. SANDS Druggists, No
~ fuitousireet. sold also by DAVID SANDSI CO, n
East Broadway; Abraham b. Sands L Co 27S Broadly way
mNlOlHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

J. Lccturc.-i Lecisr" viii 10 Delivered Tt' Eve
Wing "Wednesday A. tho Lecture Hal ofihe Fourier A
.oCiauon ~ Broadway. Tho subject VIII BE- ">Tsrs.
90 EDUc,roN of AssoCATioV.r Ladies are POLITELY in-
vei 10 attend. Tie Lecture Hal comfortably and neatly
fitted up. The Lecture vii commence at O'Clock. and
~ bs ,-,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
VOL. II. NO. 81.
AS OCI 4 ITO y:
Or, Principles of True Organization Of Society.

" The article on Association intended for thi-
paper i. crowded cat TO make room for the trial Of
Monroe Edwards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
VIIMAZ EATING ROOM, Il9 Full
NIIIITARY GOODS below csst, al

IvH "a Maiden Iane-The subscriber having relnquisli
ed the military business and removed his goods from ia
Broadway ~ Maiden Lane, now offers 10 se w, siIe
Laccs Buttons Flumes, Muskets Rules &c &c b,io"co
raiors making uniforms, officers eqnppnS themselves W
Ft. "'N" = NM HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
CJOTulNG os Chatham strcet.-Per-

sons in want Of good Clothing and wishing - ,tNs
lt,e ,he>r hard times would do well 10 call at WILLIAM
nOiSFN'S new store, No. % Chatham street. aHu Exam
Inn. In. stock ', ready made Clothing before pni
~, 49, 10 " " iS2 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
AR. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Shcr.


From ihc Dover NH UazeUr.
Or. Richardson's BeTSIn orr columns may he found
advertisement of a Vegetable Biters prepared by Dr.
: %. Rchar,lson OF South Reading, Mas. They art rs
SAID be- undoubtedly composed OF variety OF valuable
and purely vegetable matter from experience,
well others can speak highly of their reDovatng
and nygordng effects upon the system We have good
opinion ct the Btiers as they are qnack nos,rum but
discovered prepared and venfsd by regular phys can
graduate of the college of our own STATE and VINO nas u
bu ,r in the way Of putting them himself but leaves TO
those who NY them judge themselves For he diseases
many ave liable to- the spring and summer su'h a.
debility fvspepsa bilious and complaints, Ac we
do hesitate that these bitters WIZ ne ,ounI >"'
Agreeable and e,ctual restorative ~ gooh hran u one
~ the greatest OF earthly blessings We wouu carry a.se
those aborng under such diseases 10 MAKE irai 0 VT
Rchard>-', HitterS; they do no HARM ana may 30
much good ~ confident IA many cases they have
Vegetables and table medicines unquestondby the
most cougenal 10 the human system
-tor ale hv the agents A. b. 4 d. Sadds Druggists,
~ rulton-s, of Goldfish and 100 Futons Also soin
nv David Sand, Co, No. II East Broadway corner Of
Mlket.s,reel, Ahm. u. Sands Co, No. 7S BROADWAY
corner Of Chatlhrrs-street, and by Druggists generaIly
throughout the city and country Price 10 cts nylc lnns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
MILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

lfI GRUMAN. % Beaver street two doors from pehii
street New-York would respectfully invite merchants and
mIiners visiting the CITY call and examine iheE SOON ~
Millinery and Silk Goods Their stock Is entirely NV
and has been selected with the utmost care haNn rrtu
the market early they have had the benefit OF FIRST Sc
LECTIONS iron the importers aud auctions, and having
bought their goods cash, they believe they can "hc no
ONLY TIN cheapest hut the best selected assortment oi go
in their line to be found in the II Is tier intention 70
keen con,taiv on hand goods the fashionable knd
anil TO 10 business the CASH ~ itM, ieut'ng l,'
can MAKE il ar object to those waning goods IN their ne
TO paronze thea instead oi the credit houses Ihey rely
entirely ON the chca1ncs If ther goods TOT patronage nv
attend the arctinn saies regularly and do get some etc
bargains which they will sell 81 trlsng advance ,, e
Gail and see. y. Ems
;. " mi sans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

u The Synod Of the Lutheran Church en-
Lracing OHIO and Penn.y lyanis, met at Canton o.,
on the 23d alt. The same day they adjourned to
attend the layin. the corner stone Of Male Semi
nary and Church for the English Lutheran Society
in that town. They also determined to establish
Lutheran Newspaper at Philadelphia, to be od-
tied bv Rev. Mr. Grecuawad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
Ch'ldren's CiotHe - .,x,,,
nONS AND CUILDRE\'S CLOIH-

hI>G ,uber al wholesale or retail at DoLSON'S new
Cfbnc store No qs Chatham street cheap M The cheap
snd a. GOOD as the best hal be found IN any otheT
es al" a. - ie2 3h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
yI,O THE LOVERS of superior Black

Il Tea-Howquas Msturel-ihs ekirefneH t Se,,' ."
and unpsr,lrlrd Tea 90 highly celebrated ~ Chhs an
Europe Just imported. il tor sale ~ me Nans
Cosspanys General Tea Establishment ~ ChHL an
Ne~lork, IN Chinese packages price ~ CTS A"" y ''
my I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

- WILEY 4 PUrNAN have Just published the
Literary New. Letter for May. ltcon,ains great
number Of literary announcements for this and
other countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
ROARDING-Two gentlemen and their
DOARDING.-Board can be had in

Z Now England oply, M pleasant rooms. heinz ~
pafOrs aud two above 4 .iuc Iuabr
No " Henry, door aio," Cllrk-,t bcug the
pheasant situation m Brooklyn FIR particulars inquire
No. ~ Maiden lane, New-YOk, or at the prcrises
above. ;I} In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

ADlcrIoNARY o. SciFyCE, LITERATURE .SD Ar Edited
hy " L. Branle y. II. = &c. New-iork WHEY n
Psinam.
No. II. of this great work has just been pub
lishcd. /, is one Of the most valuable works for
he general scholar ever issued from the press and
must ind it, way into every library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
DOARDiNG-Nlrs. J. Wilson begs leave

to Inform her friends and the public generally that
she has removed to the birch building II and y Caher0es
entrance ~" Monror>;reet. where can y" accommodated
a Tcspeciaplr BolIdcrs by the day week. the
reasonable Terms The ocailon Isl very desirable III,
uaon, and every attention paid To comfort and convent
nly.l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
VILLAGE BOARD..-A private family

1872. between the steamboat Highlander, foot Oi War
Tcnecl 6Tlnn.. MniurnA Co.'S office. III SOuih-t
Check drawn Nv Daniel harrington on the Powell BANK,
Newhurg, lor $63 TO- for which payment stopped Fo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
TIL f TR B UNE.

PRorIcTios.-Tn Petersburg. Va. Intelligen-
Ger Of the n inst. contains an appeal to candid
men Of all pariie, in behalf Of the Cotton Mann
factories Of that town. The amount invested and
the number Of persons entirely depen1eni on them
for .uPpor demand the protecting and fostering
care OF all classes Of the community. The whole
South Is rapidly becoming convinced of the h:h
importance OF Protective Legislation. '' We
fear says tine Richmond Wing, " that the time
j. hot i.r dstint when our great staple viii re-
quirc legislative aid nor should be surprised
to see The party that has threatened the d.
solution OF the Union because Of Protection to
manufactured Cotton, again threaten it because oi
the want Of sufficient Protection to the raw arti-
Gle" Delegates were appointed in Petersburg to
attend the Tariff Convention which wa TO have
been held on the 2d inst at Lexington, y. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
& Page. IOO

Bowery have constantly on hand one OF ne brst as
r,.d s,o h. 10 he found the city, including China Dner
i TIA Warr Stone or CT ante do, white and printed D
~anaoes Astral Lamps Hal Lamps, English Britannia iea
sets rich Cut Glass, Ac-a!l OF the He"e' s'o "" i'
opaltv. :; low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

w low-Thc subscriber is selling all descriptions OF
gold and silver lever anchor, e,capemrnt epDt and verge
Watches, Diamond Riggs Pins, Gold Pencils Keys, &c al
retail, lower than any other place ~ the CITY ,old
wSch,s low as 40 dollars each Watches and Jew.
.lry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted TO keep good tune or me money
retained. V. u hLiEN
Importer Of wathes and Jewelry, wholesale aud retail
" all stairs dSn np
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
.OYS, Clofhinc I-ChlIdrens' Clothing
NEIECT School for Young Ladies. 55l

- Broadwav.-Mrs. Newman and Mr> Hinckiey, rim,
n.. In this Institution, Young Lae. WI he instructed
IN. nrancbe, OF thorough English Polite AID orna
a." .nraion Terms moderate. Pupils admitted at
nv ,,r,e Ifuaue siiOnabe references gwen h'Ef lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

MoRir ~ FsSsTEIS; OR THE TES.Srs OF TIE HEART.
The Harpers have jus; published, two volumes IN
one ,hi. last novel ofJANES. OF course NC rave
no, had time to rc,d ii-but from the high COM
rnerdatious bestowed upon it by those who have
we anticipate rich treat for our first leisure
hour II j., issued in the usual neat and conven-
icnt .tyle Of the well known publishers, aud
forrrs volume Of nearly FIVE hundred and fifty
pages. II is sold at the exceeding low price OF
nm rent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
>IilO FUNDS wANTED.-All the


, cnmmpdaici with board in private family nj No
Rfoadway. Gentlemen that would room together
'uld be preferred References "xchanget mys lns
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
BRlBlNG THE SHERIFF NOT TO
HANG COLT.

The Sheriff OF New York has communica,
ted TO the Board ofAldermen of that ctv, an
attempt made 10 brbe him with So 600 to re-
fuse to hang Colt. A letter containing 81 900
(ln len bills of 500 each. on the Phenix
bank, and a promise of$l000 more was
sen, TO him, Of which the following is a copy
from the New York Herald. The letter was
written on half sheet Of paper, and covered
both sides oft from top 10 bottom. 1t was We
ry manheslly written IN disguised hand the
letters being cut 10 every variety Of forms.
Here is the letter.
Should you do what is herein requested an.
other sum exactly equal 10 that now enclosed
shall be sent 10 you on Wednesday l9 Nov
1872
The undersigned has no acquaintance with
Colt-nor with any Of his relations or friends
Pure benevoence g. humanity have
induced the undersigned to offer you the en-
closed sum-on condition that you decline 10
& positively refuse 10 hang COlt-Thls you
can nsceDliousy do on the score Of human-
ily & that we have no right to take the life Of
fellow ereature-on the score that two Of
jury who tried him were at first Of opinion that
it was only neusaugher-on the score that
The Chancellor ought % have granted writ
Of error 10 the Court ofErors, (be Senate;)
on the score OF an imp oper bias, nay violent
prejudice having in the outset, been created
by the large and small papers in this city a.
gainst him, on the score that the true repubIi-
can doctrine is tot to hang but 10 imprson for
life in capital cases-on The score that in all
probability the law enacting hanging for any
offence will this winter be repeaied-en the
score that Gov Bouck will, as he has decar-
cd, pardon Coli; Gov BouCk's opinion being
we'll ascertained on this point ft
There are many reasons Whichin the haste
Of The moment the undersigned 10 unable 10
write. But Sir come out g. like Gsnl jackson
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
THE GREAT NICK HANDSOMELY
NlCKED. !

Mr.. Rddle's Matched up sale Of his mags
nrficient "AndalusIa," upon humbugh mort
gage to bis wife is likely 10 turn ont mo co."
as far as il was meant 10 cut off his creditors
A poor tlnman, to whom Blddle vas in debt
$l57, for ware suppled his SPLENDID mansion
10 Philadelphia, put his claim into The hands Of
a smart young lawyer named Dickinson, who
on the day Of the sale; applied 10 court Of
Bucks county TO have the sss set aside He
80 coueuSively showed the fraudulent charac-
ter OF the humbug sale that the court granted
the rule and postponed the acknowledge
oflhe deed Of sale until next February term.
Tho next day Mr.. D,ckenson's claim was
promptly paid, in order TO get rid Of his peli.
ton. Ofcourseit was Withdrawn but hearing
Of Mr.. d. success another creditor put into
hs hand claim against Mr.. Bdde for up
wards of $4,000, to be collected in similar
manner. Perhaps it will be paid when other
creditors may have a chance to como in and
thus ocure themselves SO this prince Of mo-
dern 6uanciers has been check mated at laaA
by his suffering creditors. IN. Y, Sun.
-sWs-
TRUTH.-Johu Van Buren, 10 late
speech a, Albany said'"a generation passed
away about every twenty years. and it SCENE
that each generation should have one exhlbi-
ton Of federalism and that sufficient. They
came in 1860, 1924 and in 1910, and were
now on their way Ou, for 20 years more"
MR. ADAMS PROPHECY MI: Adams.
during the last session Of Congress. 10 one Of
his speeches ssid:-
"'Now this Congress had at best, but short
time 10 live; on The Sd Of March it dies; at that
day every man here will be politically dead save
The comparatively few who Shall be rs-elecl-
ed."
As is admitted that "afer The third Of
March nex,' the Wing Congress "dies,"
would il uol be we'll they would as a kind Of
death bed repentance, allow the Democratic
parry to carry out, without interruption, their
wholesome plane Of Legislation. instead OF ad.
ding additional infamy to the already heavy
load which they have accumulated upon their
head Repent be forgiven, and 60 decen,ly into
everlasting retirement, which 10 the certain
destiny of the present coon Congrss.->Ban.
Rep
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
FRI m the Albany Argus.
THE NEW RHODE ISLAND CHAR.

Tho Providence Express, leading organ
Of The Suhroge party III Rhode I,lsnd, uoes
not hesltstsiO aVOw lts preference for The old
constitution than the one rendered 10 the peo-
pie by the AIgenens. lis reasons are chiefly
these.
That 1t establishes system Of representa-
honIn The senate so unequal, that less Than
one quarter OF the inhabitants of the State will
elect considerable majority Oflhe Senators;
lhat though there may be partial effect 10
this, 10 the proposed rule OF representation in
the House, yet lha! some towns are exraya-
ganlly under represented,
That tho CombInei inequality Of represen-
latlOn in The Two Houses (as figures will
show puts he power of The State into the
hands Of aboul ns'third of The qualified vo>
ters; and
That this system can never be changed
"wlIhout the vote in each House of majOrl-
OF all the members of each twice elected TO
each-lwice obtained 10 EACH" and hen sane
TONED by three fiIths Of The electors of The
slate.
These are some Of the objections aiken by
The Suffrage party to the new constitution fra
med by their Agenne oppressors, to say
nothing OF the distinction which It seeks 10
Perpeuae between native and adopted cItzens
and the property qualification which it ex,ons
OF the foreigners & the colored citizens. Is it
10 be'Wondered at that the suff age party prefer
living under the old royal charlet few years
longer; rather than Recognize, by any act of
theirs, the authority OF the frdmers of such an
instrument
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
,,RDAsrBEEF F&TWoD)LL\R3 A

DAYp- "An agreemsu," 'ays the BIstOa
c ,uner. "his bssu enered into by tbs f,ctO
riss at lowell to reducs hs wigss of'h1 op.
,eraives aGier the first Of December, f ON FL
teen to twenty psr cent" s., 1t seems that
Notwithstanding the tariff which adds mauy
per cent TO the price Of cmm ,d,IIes the wa
gss of The operatives are 10 be reduced..-.
The working msn are beginning to feel how
much sympathy these high tariff men have for
them. Some folks still, spin out column af-
Ter column upos the good effects oflhs tariff;
no. much good It does to The laborer. We
reckon the workmen in the factor'ssibegin to
th,ok that "feellngi' believing" >4ba, such
protection is not what it's cracked up tO.Se. &,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
WEhRY coo GENERAL"

MEXiCANS SPIES. The New Orleans
PIcsyune has direct informal un that ,he Mex
lean Government have some fifty or sixty
es-Amercans, English Irisbmen-con-
tinually employed in Texas, and 10 whom hea-
Wy sums are paid One or two Of them ar
rived 10 Metamoros just Eefore the Picayune's
informant sailed, with information Of the move
mems of The TEXANS.
MORE oFTHE BLESSINGS OF BANKING "A
number of failures (and some Of them 10 a
large au,ouui) have, It is said, occurred lately
at EasioU. Pennsylvania, and in its neighbor-
hood. The treasurer Of tie MORAY 81 SDcIety
al Bethlehem is said 10 be Of the number, and
the loss to that body is stated to be very con-
de,abIe. This :hrfiy people, says the Phla-
dsIfhi, Eveti g journal, have of IaIe been en-
llg6lened in regard to safe investments, being
holders of large amounts of United States
Bank and other stocks, by which they have
LOST heavy sums. A lesson in financlering is
mol without effect ~~EveniDg Pos.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
NICK. BIDDLE.

'Mr. Nicholas Bdde is giving advice 10
the people Of Pennsylvania about the pay ment
Of their debts We have been too sorely Bit
ten by advice from this gentleman ever to paw
much attention to it hereafter lfhe could pro
pound some means by which the widows and
orphans and destitute stock holders of the
United States Bank could recover their losses
it would be more acceptable, We shall not
cucumber our columns with his specua,ions.
If the legislature, or people Of Pennsy yIvanla,
ever want a counsellor as to the mode of sus-
tanning the credit OF the State, or the honor Of
her cizens, they will not apply to The ex pres
idenr of the United States Bank.
Philadelphia Forum (CIsy Wing Paper).