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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
Ei.HfGE.N HUNDRED .IND FORTI-
IIIREE.
AEssEI Tsa s3n.H"EsE.
Es.rIlIA lNI.fs


A II may appear. Is Notwithstanding tfde. that
thr suhh nj - on bank square tpp fste tie new
stuno building. is nov opening
NJ" epEtNsi ~ ~ uHsH GOODS.
He,rs all 81 Which ean, and viii he sill iom fhren
twenty five per cent hwcr than any EaIntl Seasnu -
HIS sear, IS aiu,st ENTIRELY MEM. aud purchi
nd ~tlhlh the last rwa weeks He s,clls an cAatuna
ton by purchasers. leelug assured hat all "llbe con
WINGED. that ahal h. says hunibug hut faily aud
substantially trlc. The following comprises p1rtloa
II hps sat,
Noul dyrl black and cold. Cloths, from Il 30 10 the
do do aud cold Caasnerc-. from common L, fine.
tambrouns aud summer Cloths. lIam 81 els to The
eNtWrlily.
linen and Cotton pfillipqa. to,m 10 ccuts up.
Alpuslnd r Lanes ana Iurasancs.
Lawns and raulssunrs. iuf secuiu mourning
fauc, Lawns aud farl~tuh hlnghnms, all prices
Manchester aud Scotch GInnl,ar's. very cheap
\ large sto~t Prds. from ;. q. 10, ~ aud Is cta
Amrrlcan Nank,cus and Cotton Gamhrouis. warranted
pnp,
Sll, and Cotton lloaa and Hall liose. all pric,s
Silk hid aud Cotton nluNes, all qualities and rtires.
SILK and INN Cambria llankcrrhels. aud Med, 1l,s
Black and col d S,lk Mils, lrom IA cts mp.
Ladies thcuu and silk Gloves, new article,
or,nee ptad. Lawn aod other Btnucrs. very ehrar.
Zephyr. Wo,ste4A.aud Needle Patterns. pnud supply
Rack Italian checked sh aud SATIN tra4ts.
Brown Cations. heavy suck, /. nj ID cents,
Bltached tolialS. tton > cents 10 finest.
Cotton nzuahures aud German Eutai~,
Blu, and brown tutten DolIs
Mexican NJ Niurts and Hamilton Stripes
falm li1ls mbreasaud Pamses.
Superior liaodana, Spu field 4 ronecc llaodher,hol
Snpc.. Saun, N,rno and Mlr,les \csGnqg
Brducts. Apron thcets aud pcnllenitat9 ita,ds,
lacoor and sirpcd tamhrles and Mle'lns
'Io1eler with almost every article in t'e Dry Gooda
way, which will hc soil uias nstonizhneA low
JAMES A.SilHlfR
Ava. ~ TIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

o. The Whcring Times states that Nr. Blair the
sdor OF the Glhc DECLARED, few days ago. ruhlciy
OIL board of steamboat. tina, Col Il. Il. johnson Is
ian old granny' Very complimentary lhiS from the
central organ # the Iocoioco rafty, 10 OF its
candidates for thr Presidency. The dcr,satory
epiihct applied IN Gen Harrison; hut the people.
nevertheless elected him. and thereby rcbnked his
dncers. Perhaps the like result may moi again happen
certainly have no desire that ii shall do So. though
We admit that We might 90 farther and fare worse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

NIRGINlA Ala Circuit superior Court II / and
thanacts. continued and Led for Franklin county.
The e"nnon.e, On tic 18th day oi May, 1913, sitting
Cont 81 Equity,
John r. richardson and Thomas To.h, rlsntids,
against
Nlinm naicy thatls, W. Me- anahan. aud Elizabeth
r Met lanaitn his wite and Henry Ednn..or guar
dian al licm t Mary Lucy hetlanaban John Icuty No
dnahan hc'NtrfaE Met andln, aud sarah Mt lanai au
mltnl chittn II Charles v. aud Elizabeth X Met bua
han Defendants.
Tx GnhNcEny.
Ihc defendant William Bailey la ins entered hi Mp
peafanrr mi F,tn scruia according 10 the ~, 81 Assem-
bly, and the rules 81 ibis court, and 1t appearing by saiisu
tony cN idcee that he IS nlat of tins Common
wealth IA the monu 81 the plaintiffs, b, their couuel,
- orcr d, hat tie said defendant do appear ucs be-
held IN the lr'ks bre 81 this Count, the first Nendu
IN August HcSt and answer the plaintiffs bill, aud hat
'oIA o is ode he forthwith published IN the Isuchtrg
NnFih an 1.-TWO months 'nr'cssiy' aud POSTED thr
front door oi the Courthouse olthiscouuty.
htrpy-rc-te
NJ q. CARRIER, - {.
June WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

Selling riitc mcn.-Two white were sold on
the ith inst Al Sparan,burg. South Carolina under a
Inv oftha State-whe'hcr for debt paupfr.sm crime
not informed They thought 6, cents each, and
supposed 10 hedrar at that price Where arc I.o-
c.fco svmralhits' VIII they not make il an item in
thu bill Of Indictment against Mr. Calhoun. than, ON
inpatient as hris in South, Carolina. he permits ..pour
u-iphbur bite men ibus 10 bt h3s'ed at auction
u Lrye are TIE handiiHS}
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
NOE ID n.

Hpt RNl MI 10 a deed Of itnsi executed 10 me by
n John Is Duncan, Which Is duly recorded in the
cerh "iii ri Amherst county, shah Tor thu purposes
therein sfeclilrd, on Thursday tie I'D day OF June
neal, prrccd To sill. h premises lor cash or such
other hrns Il, Shall BE- aecd on. by the parties
ed, tht House and Lot nentlncdn the said deed in the
town o New Glasgow, III the county If Amherst ii BIZ.
inG the louise and Lot purthas ed by said Duncan
I" harr3 H. Tag. rutanlu. heln four aud five a
crcs vi rNcell,m l4nd. The dwelling i. sufficiently
large. having sven rooms and good cellar There Is
also very good Stntc House on ,he Lot with the M
ccs,afy "nr houses The e 10 the above property is IN
quesfonalr but aching trustee, shall convey such
rghi unl Is vested IN me hy SAID trust deed
JOIN w. BKDADDIS, Trustee
e. The above sale will be conducted by Charles
Penn, who Is hrreby appointed my agent 10 sell aud
l'ans all pr rrs seclHed N thedecd and donuy and
every act SSafN pect ,e purposes Of sad deed.
which |, aS trustee, und no. comforting only such t
To the rPdty as s vested in =. such
join u .IRDADDIS, Trustee.
juno WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

To SONNET EimI,ds and Larcadrr London.
Eror. Il .luStm U,i-h DIR.
NOI are hereby notified lhal ON the lob, 1Ith aud
n l2th DAYS ot July reAt. shall, at the court house
IN the town 81 Lebanon. the county Of Marion in tn,
State ot kentucky, take The ii posrons Of Brnlmn
Slaldn@ aud krIard Nk nn,r and others to be- read as
evidence On The rIa OF depending on the chance
~ side Of The county court OF Nelson. the State oil
Irgma IN which, am plaintiff and Won are drlnGan1s
aud The residence ut The sad Samuel Edmund rs b,lno nm
known, aud he moi beug uhabllaat # the State Of
Nirsioia, THIS method ia adopted 10 give hlm notice
WILLIAM MAYS.
.Iunr vou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

SE.Is BAIT sOE re & 4 - n
>gslFeaf.
4 SkAEI pEiRC r., oae door below J. g. Msrm,
q has received his entire =ork OF
spr.ag Htry Goods.
Laid IN on the Btsf TERMS witch he will scII AZ
thc kDjfE EST pRiCES. even us low rs ran bs
b1agn nv the Northern Cities. Purchasers will Dad
II 10 ihe.r Interest give him call. as he
VIII .ciiiogy Tor cash.
1he following raHtPlse5 PARTON bf his Stock :
tlug, al colours Iron s. 10 ilesi; large lot Summer
Ca4sfercs, Summer Cluihs and Cninbfo,,ns slcriHo,
Aaenea, 'sfselles and ohrr ps.ings, Pocket Hand
Aerehie G5yrs, am all oicr articles tof Geaeisens
Rp.r.
Annstnede Iaiue frin IL Ia ineat; Lawns anil
Gjnaha lr5m U.s. Ii iaes: SILKS; Bonlszues: Cali
eacsi fancy lldhs and Neck 1les; KID. Silk and oler
Gloves, B1nnes. Rbna, Laces, and all other AZ
uclrs ar .adi,a wear.
Marselles Quilts aud Toilet Covers Dainask Dof-
Lea and Napkins ~ ceais; .nen Fable Chtls, frvm
81 oens to finest; Table Covers; Linen Shrting and
Diapers; large lot Of Cntton paids aud Stripes; with
all other Articles usually kept 10 his ae.
May ~ ts;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
NEAN YORK MARKET. MAY %.

fhc sales of Cotton are Gpn bales Fluur is very
saree; Gcuorssce sells Al SIS Of, 500 bfs. Ohm.
brought 1881. in round hoops; 590hrls. New Orcans
brs dirty. sald Al sl.3l; Grotseo"u Is l,.5; Wheat
is held Al l00r.
5nO bills. whisky from New Orleans sold At II cents
for l1anore and lllu bbs OF the same by the owner on
buard NJ pos rruls.
There have l,ea sid on hal,s American dew rotted
Hemp, At SOD & inoe: ~ tons Russia Outshol llomp
from he ship, al flhN, 1 mos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
RICHMOND MARKETS


for The "eeh rnd'tg Thmdayeroiine. .lLV 2M
I"bdcc" -iierclps heavy: M material change in
prcrs, except "r iHe manufacturing qaills ol the
crop. "" quote lugs Pa, and 2, lrai. common. 37,
'niddIna @ia good iaa5.; fine sremmn2 and mann
featuring scarce. and sells from s. III as in quality;
few extra manufacturing hhds. have sold from
iltto5lS.
I7oT-Ca anal: receipts very liqht-dcmand good
'aics at 81 l2zai,. Holders generally ask 81 25.-
he City Mill NV being nv,rhnnl,d and prepared
tar the new q ?. There is no Wheat or City Mills
-Four In market consequently quotations. be Civ
en- tor either.
ton.-51a51, cents per hushcl-Lull
UhsL'H.--N, quote ibis 81 cts. binds % cts
fMr.-for cattle IN the hof, s. 10 s. are the gen
eral prices.
Fhn~ed.-tl bn little in market
Feathers -25a % els per ID. fr hive gecsc.
I.imc.-Saes # Ihcnaston, 10 arrive, at 81 per
cask.
Pts'er-On the Basin bank 81 So from wharf
49,
Clorrrsr,d-s5 per hnsh,l n, retail
san Last cargo sold at 81 6!s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

Cen J,ck'p,.-See fourth page fr an ntcre.,in.
letter from the ieruiaec. written by the editor OF the
Globe. who recent, paid visit 10 Gcn. jackson. 1t
ln-.uis vivid illustration Of Shaksrarts ''od man
shattered by the storms Of State
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Nss 4 ls'E.

Nef u e..
'5'ilf suhsrri'~r thankful Er tho patronage If the
public during the past srHsun. has made arrange,
mrn's Tor thu -opennL Of his GARDEN for The me
s'n summer, and hop that th.se who have heretofore
visited the place viii find additional attraction now
he place will he open Tor The reception Of visitors
IN Sunday neAi. aud the following Monday (heing ho
Iday.) and continue So, every Sunday aud Thursday
evening during the season. Visitors will always find
refreshments of various kuds, and lie respectfully So
Iiclls the public to give him call.
WIN. DORNIN.
juno ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

o. There is rnmor that the L. S. brig Boxer IT..
bullns commander. lad been sunk by piraics Of III,
West India islands bun il is not believed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

NJ Col. r. VI johnson. il is said wears ! rcd waist
coat. Ia mode .Icf,rssn. 1.e, hun now dn lh- rcd
br,schss and his orthodoNy Will be unqutstianahlc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
.sEigs' $E'GE.s'E soc G1s,
30 per cent ioucr ,inn ever.
B - * 4 4 - VI % y r. I.
"a MA gs n

~ "a a ls u
L s NON ii receipt Vi one buujred p1chaQcs Of spr,f
z aud Nnnmer Go1ds. recently purchased At groat
sacrifices, tr cash Ia the Northern market. \ great
man, u his tpuds wec boa 4ht aactlon prices IN
fntodrhtrt lie els confident IN say ua he oh T
eanr arIce, u per cent. lower thau similar qualities
nave ever trep ,l red in tins market. The following
MI be lound 10 cpmpnse pant of his stuck
bmad 1lhis. all SHADES and qualities from - np
lANinerfs, h,aullinl assorl mont, 5me very lnr)
6ambhon,. i,mrn bnlInes md othnr r,n Ntnfs.
flcnrh and fnalsh Ssln anel-hncs SILK keating5,
Cashmere citing andMarslin,s do
iu,h Linens, Very low.
French Law rruted Cambtics isctoneis. very low
swiss MarIns, ccck,d sim I'd aud PLAIN.
GaiicCfs, large variety from | cclils 10 H. I'd
Manchester aud Scotch Gnehan,s
Aonsln de LANES Alpaca .u,tre black and heey col
ocd SILKS. hanlslmo assortment Of PLAN Silks at
- CENTS per yard.
l5ica' hrd aud br'wn Shirtlngs aud Shceurs from 1
cts. IN To cts. per yard; Cotlon and iIuen O4uabur.s
Iichlonbul-s, Sc, Sc.
EgOnncts.
Florence Braid, PLAIN Straw. G pr,ss and W How,
large lot, al low prices.
cue THING.
My stock OF uthlng IL unusually LARGE and well as
sorted, comprising every variety Of tyI,s and fashion
and oi nairrlals adapted To Spring and summer weat
Also, flpe assortment o Sboks Scafs awaits Hand
k.hhIes. Gloves. Snsptndtrs. Linen Collars and 30
s3nIs, Linen aud totiun Shirts. Sc. Sc.
I'd a rs.
Cas,imef,, Russia. Fur. Loahurn and paim Has
Boots Shoes, &c, aud variety ii olhcr Goods loo M
merols to menilor All ask isa call from my friends
before Purchasing.
Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM cyclsigcly
al determined Ia offer bargains. MIlARr
Awu"l uymf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

Fashion again rjctorios.--lhe four mile race al
1a"drn, (N. Was wun by Fashion, in two heats.
htailny Blue Dick and Register Ine 7:5S: 49,
REGISTER was I'd IN the first heat aud dlstaleed in the
second
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M tsts iiE.
-. ROBES. OK.
~i-.z' -->.s..s..s..-.t--7ae--sy-- ,-<s

Married. Al Cincinnati Ohio. on the ISL, II N,v
by the Key. john /. Brooke. Rcrr> klxG. Esa (flr
merry "' M" 'tk.) 10 Mss M,RGAEtr. daue6ur II
') land1n | Rvs. (orn'cry II N,loon county, Va
all nov % Cincinnati
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

~ young man, named Thomas Jppga.a xts.tlI
Wy profession, was killed by li.hlnifd ,Jt
during the storm Of Friday night /; S1s N ne
act "l lighting candle. when the a. hise him
O" the side ofhis head passing Ioy side, 11nd
''' at the shoe setting his clolha Ere nd eayina
mark on his pcrs,n Is if srar, Slzssit,r 4 heated
IT,nuVtI H. go, e ~ ~ 49, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

ny Is aPPrrh'nd'd that the / :. s,hr Gr,rnpns
commanded ~ l-ifi Io" hes. brother Of tho Comma
d"r OF The sac name, Is usr, together witl the wh
crew She sailed from Charleston the tI Of March
last, and has not sluce been heard Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

~ The Enquirer eon'tadlc's. by authority the ru-
rnr that MI Il. NJ 1. Hunter. Of Essex. had been in
yrd 10 a seat III the Cabinet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

MISUNDERSTANDING ro leave 10 inform Corn,r,1
Strreter that nearly III the fence The ,te in
>sslipaiion III Baltimore, before commit ce If renil
m-n appointed Tor that purpose and in the presence G
large crowd o spectators, has na's drslr,yrd oar faith
in the ELI acy the nid.' /, SCI, l., that pcf.,.
Reese, Harris and Bani denied the clin nI ,nin,, Il
Magnetism Ia he 5nnrd AIMING the Sciences which was
s,ouy affirmed by NJ ssrs y as (fbe sam. .en,,o
man Who put the hall III mutton her, y jter AMI Amman
After long cgoailun TERMS the lnaitrr Was mn,
tn the iosl: aud sui Jet Was s,ler.d j., N,,,.
Dads aud |rcr.nt 81 - 80 prs Is MED FIR ,L
purpose &c l,ndi roy nalncd Jacab-ubo WAS !, all
appearances 'l'cnally naenc2cd and VAS successful,
" operated on by tho chanpios ui Mes u, ISM vbo.,
hhi'rd proofs Of attraction. synpoH,u Irenoio,,
''gdtg Sc. 50 'ia all p'csonr cpad, II as ibp n, 81
perfect cNhbllI"n Of Nes tn Y Lad eyer scep and
Mtssrs Dads, ricr and Nnnan were in pftl;c, ,.,,,
eies Bni terrible Disappointment awaited them A.
s"n as The Magnclzsr had dur viii, teIr .,ul,
Prs'Ss"t Bond t''k tn, ,, - The i,anI ,,l led I'm, T.,
'he 'r"nt 81 the stag. "hrn In Dire arI iat he hal MAJ
hrrn ahl"'pa' all, aa HAT MIS- ala Aq,3Ig Ia,
The dfc'Ih On mei he carriron, l. i. rrn.,
't "s hi ""tn informed II the Irat,n Il il,,. l,,,,
''s'''i 3nh!~ h'f II ia, rNlpiilun cofr,. n,.I I-L
'hes' circumstances tht c,lnilr,, ,!r,L,,, III, -,
ye' mo pF'"is winch can f nraly sustain ,,r p, ,..
OF Animal M,e ncli,n =
''Ihron at Il. n,il,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
ACsE.t a'stfN

4 + "a Circuit superior Court Of Ia" AMI hanfeiN'
y continued b, adjournment, and held i'l the county
of Amherst AT the Codf.house. "Wednesday the iS'a
DAY OF september. 1888
samuel Bransord. Sergeant Of the Corporation OF
I.nchhurg, aud rs such administrator Henry Baln
ger decd. aud administrator dc bons nor "l Polly bal
hnrat decd fhuttn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

Hfni Estate At Richm14I-On Friday las, sam. If
'he i''s On thu ruins Of the IA. e square, in Rcm.no
('n which, 10y the way it ii t., BE- regretted the spcndii
Exchange Hotel vas erected ! were sold nj TN. ia,
""'ns prices Corner lot q feet 'front.' $40 per loot.
NV ''' immediately above. $500 per foot . lots ON
LON ST. 81 'ec' front each. ! 10 and SIS per foot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

Slnrcry The Genera, Assembly tho lrc,. sc,oo,,
Presbyterian Church. recently in session at PhladcL
puma adopted res '"'ion that the Assembly do not
WINK II 'r the cdil alton OF the church for this body l.
take any action on the subject" Ayes If; nn.s q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
NEW EAITiHossE CASH ATORE,
non OPE.Nt.NG Nv Lf.NCHBURG.
Goods nj the sovreat y. York. Phisa~
drtp,sla and Baltimore prices.
Eg6. Efs Ep&. Es YEN - 10.

EOliN r. REGARDS X Co. Of Baltimore, Import.
eF efa aud helealo Dealers in Dry Couds and
INllilNN II kf YIN, have associated themselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

MI
4 II may appear, II Is Notwithstanding the, that
thu suatrl q, BANK Square. opp slie tie new
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

me Wheat f'"p.-Wr published. in ot;, las, f;r
GUAR h 'c"rgc X. Bndd commission ,nrrcl,p, ,,s,
''"''' on The con I''on and prospects OF III, or,,iuc
""'.' 'f'p-Pfes'n'In. rather ehrpmy picture II il,
l"'s''e "'n''rry which WIS rrnl. red plausible >,
'e's ny a f'r.nhiablr array Of statistics TIA, C,c
M" 'hr'n"ir. generally WILL informed IN suc,, .,h
Je''s' differs "Idfl, from Nr. Bnld however in o.,
eihShhs. 1t says, I'VE lend our,riy l., n r .,ch l
ln.. For Ohio II would no d. uli tc ,d,.,,,. l..
SNORT crop elsewhere. THERE'S M danger of i, here
D"' u "r''h'r 'n'S nor fair spr,,d such rrn,r,s
'nf"l@h"i' the eonnry. based na,n sn.,n..J ,f,,,.
'"h supported by Column of racnati,,,, a. cr,,no ~
~ lie statement itself 1t is too old and , silly .,
y 'ocul Ohio farm,r>''
The Maryland naprrs speak Cyor,lly IF ,ho.,,.,,
:" '' es""-i' least an average crop is anticipated.
IN" N"f'"ik Herald miorms us thai the pr so,ct ,s
promising f fine crop Of wheat in lw,r ylruin, and
u tn" a'ijac"nt counties of North Car ,lio,
From the Valley Of Virginia nrn,linp the vbca,
growing counties "f Jtntrscn, BcrLrley. Iou,lo,p
''e"'fch Ar, ihr account. are .nnsn hat contradcto
~; bu, morc favorable than otherwise
''"r' 1h"'o' n .''"ylmd.-Ir is stated, in some of
'"e Maryland p1wrs. that Gov. Thomas has declined
Ak". his promised publication ia relation Il, hi, MAR
'"h"i c'nn'cion aud lis nninturlte results, Az mn
goo" could have arisen irem such a publication. we
'hnl ho has determined wisely
'>i0r'ry -lhc Genera Assembly ofthc (rcw school)
Presbyterian Church, recently in session ut PhIIad,
riia. adopted 4 res ,iu,iou THAT ,nc A,,.,Ll,. Z
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-13

dates for appointments in the naVy-%
proposes a system Of compulsory fur
Tough. which will compel the negligent
or unqualified officers to retire from the
navy on half pay.
As an encouragement to naval off.
GERS, il is recommended to establish tho
ranks OF admiral, vice admiral and rear
admiral. This may be a desirable
change.
lie thinks that the expenses Of tbs
navy are much greater than they ought
to be, and that mechanical labor is paid
for al 100 high a price.
He will in q few days lay before Con.
gress a code Of rules and regulations
for the Navy, drawn up in obedience 10
a resolution Of Congressman invites at.
iention TO the laws on tho subject ofns-
Wy pensions, which, he thinks requires
changes and notifications.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-13
From the Ohio State Journal.
An EIectiOMeering HuMbUg
Con fcSSed.

1t cannot have been forgotten by the
public that the connection Of that famous
measure for hooking the hopes of the
people with a system of banking, known
as "Latham'S Biz was from The first
denounced by the Wings as a sheer
humbug, intended to impose upon the
people and amuse them with expecta.
tons that could never be realized The
orators and presses and resolution nan
ulac'urers Of the party, however, cried
II up TO the heavens as a great discovery
and Improvement in the science of bank
Iug, and as being the only thing they
could ever give their assent 10, because
though rather, stringent on the bankers
it contained the principles Of perfect
security TO the people. MIR. Iiamer, 9
leading member Of the party by whose
votes this &C. was passed, united with
the Wings in cOndemnlng it as an "tm-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-13

Bank charters, tank fraud, bank inso-
leHce and bank dsIusion, nll we are vic.
i~Orious,"
10 "And If the expiring banks are
re chartered, WI do nov AVOW AN IN
VlNCIBLE DETERMINATION TO
HOIST THE GREAT REPUBLICAN
FLAG OF REPEAL, AND STAND
BY 1T UNTIL WE ARE MASTERS
OF THE FIELD"
This is Just what we have anticipated.
And ii was with this idea strongly i'm
pressed upon our minds, that we said the
oiher day, that NO banking system es
tablished by this Legislature could be
available. because the change OF opln
ion which would usher it into existence
would begin at the wrong point. Re-
form TO be efectual must originate with
the PEOPLE. II the people want banks,
they must send the right kind Of men
here 10 make them. They must not
send anti bank men TO the Legislature
10 create Banks. A Bank law passed
by the present Legislature would only
serve to kindIs anew the flames OF the
war OF Bank destruction. A new target
would be furnished for the missiles OF
our opponents, and the cry Of repeal
ringing through the Sale would render
inope rative every provision for prema-
tureIy recognizing these institutions.
The Banks cannot wish 10 survive a.
mids, this never ending turmoil, and
their true friends ought not TO think Of
exposing them any longer 10 the fury
Of the storm. Now that we are so neal
the bottom, we may as we'll go down
quite, and The next lurn of the tide will
leave US something permanent 10 stand
on.