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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12
The Wonders Of the World.
IN NATURE, ART and MIND.

Comprising complete Library Of Useful and
Entertaining knowledge aud illustrated by more
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" Newspapers or Magazines, copying the above
eatye' without any alteration or abridgment, in
cfnding this notice, and giving Il twelve inside
insertions, shall receive copy Of The work, lsub
leei TO their order BY sending direct 10 The Dub.
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The above viii be found the most useful and m.
puiar work published FOR enterprislng men 10
undertake the sale Vi in al our cities and towns
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To Publishers Of Newspapers throughout The Uni
ted States end BRITISH North America.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12

ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
Nassau street, NJ T.
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AGENTS WANTED Agents
}. Irresponsible mea-wan,ed IL ev.
cry town and village in the Uni
Hiied States Address the sub.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20

who hsJ wrsslsd il from nobody precise.
b knows ~hsi people. who hsd gas u
meme ran ssy he's. Thn 70 all me lille
that JOnsy Crspasd has. Wa should a
once declare il void. Let IN fiseimens b.
stancs filed sgainn Jonny Crspsnd in me
D.strici Court of Mes Yosk. Major Ds-
yezac aud he Hon. John McKsOn wsll
iced 10 snfsrcs IL wiih their aIsosi jaris-
prudential skill. and ne warrant JonBy
Crspsud dished and epsied.
Then those poor fellows. The I,alians:
Why vii not Austria lei tkem eat their
maecsroai and play The 6d.le in psseel
The mighty genioss Of Ameue. ires-
dom should assert her insulied principles
every wherein I'aly. and By ihs Gan
gss-where Poland blsrds beneath The
knout. snd 10 farlhesl S.beris--on the
Danube. by the creeping Don. where
Msshder y inds. On the Amazon. and from
the Ysns-ize Krang 70 The 81 Lawrence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20

sErss.s ne Cor sshort time, ssid sAs
70 Afs. Essnsg. and dy.s plsass. 10.
iradnce ny youag iriend 70 y.ssr son and
dsaghisr. wh0 arr coming ihis way. dare
ear. % request The favor Of ne
II w0uld require ioo much space % re-
lsis all lhs conversation hat passed ts-
lsssn her and Mrs. Harden aad Msls.a.
shts hswsser, soluniarlly promised nol
10 expose The manner in which they had
lrealsd Der 20 ihs Evenings.
.lhsFs aecempllshsd my object. ssid
che. and ! have no feelings Of revenge
70 crafty. You have ali Of you sppesred
10 your true characters, and | an 80 vii
plsssed with that o. Farenes. thai with
lhe eoncurreRee OF her father, 4 shall .
dop. her a. my d.ughler. You, perhaps.
msy have learnt lesson. which sIIl profit
700 more lhan wealth. On your accent.
more than on my own, ne will now, il
you please. rejain the company
AZ may be imagined. the desire Of Mrs.
Sinclair 10 adopt Florsnee as Der d.ugh.
Ger, YES readily conceded BY atr lalher.
Florence accompanied her when she
re,urne.lia H-.~hen they found Mrs.
Mansfield entirely recovered from The e.
fscis Of her secldeni. IL VAS Mrs. Sim
Glars FIRST care 20 seille upon her On IN
come which would make her essy for lie.
Willard E'sring did moi fail 70 cultivate
The acquaintance with Florence slresdy
commenced. aud finding her ss rich Ia
moral and nenial sndowmenis. as in per.
sonal beauty. soon vi lded 10 her bis
heart. which was speedily follosed BY
the Offer Of his hsnd.
The splendid bridal celebrated Q few
months afterwards. 1.-THE manson OF Mrs.
Sinclair, showed that The offer sas mol
rejected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20

A bill 10 secure TO married women their
separate light 10 their own property, and
70 enable them 10 make wills in certain
cases, independent OF their husbands. Is
before The General Assembly Of Rhode
lslaGd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20

Twenty two thousand six hundred and
| fifty leigh, dollars have been awarded,
by the Court Of General Sessions Of Phi
ladelphia. to the proprietors Of Penns,l /
vania Hall. which was destroyed by moi
some years ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

ssrugA lug with hand climate with. IN many places
an unratenl sa their numbers small nj hrs Increasing
RAPIDLY, becamHg countless, and spreading over vast
rx,en, o land had erected system Which was lfed Ia
every political Storm and Struggled With success cot al
IT, aud above ali triumphant over tire greatest temp
esi-ihai OF The European ieslttiiunwtt Ii had ever
laid waste human slcety.
Tnwhal WIS the eotfas, owing? II was because
the Spaniars d., nj cary cat with them the blessings
c,nsiiialoa the ptacllceS or principles o ci-
lor religas hberly. aud ieause North America waa
rnwnrd ysh all these political blessings And III pas.
shy ess,sss en- Tor moment, and Is but or
,~men- and II there should seem Ia be- aud believe
/, Is only this scmslance o any departure on their
side aud 10 their conduct irom ,,se Kind feelings aud
src, principles OF religion and commercial honor and
prssci aalhaal good faith which hsd always dlstln-
pushed then-l have 4 re da,s5t tsan that l no"
sand IL addressing ,or IoidshiIs. that That clond VIII
PISS away ai1 tla Ibs Americans VIII once more and
~ M ns space ol une trl proud and ee Curious IN
rorp more resanng thei. sailun-l >iaiun worthy of
Their British descent and OF tltr Bnllsh hlndred-by
t~lng AMI acting they have felt. that M stain should
b. saieled to rest On any PaFiol their national honor
(Cheers)
The pske Of Cambridge supported th' motion Of .ord
Broug,sm and approved Throughout Of Lord Ashbnr#
Rot course.
The MARQUIS Of I.ansdowne lesr,d 10 know if the
pn,P1n had tit Sanction Of Ministers
Lord Aberdeen replied that the mo,ion had no con
ncc,iun with o,eittj, bal would have It's hearty co
operation.
The MARQUIS Of .ansdov nc then went into an exam
r.uca cf the Treaty OF Washington, Which he conten
d.d was not such eniited the British negoiaor 10
me thanks ui this House. and therefore, an amend
Lord Bvughanis motion, moved that the House
d, sf,nn.
Lords Aberdeen and Carnarvon supported lord
Bn,ughsm. did Lord nrnman, WIN. however. was
s satisfied with the provisions respecting The slave
tfrle.
is,rd Campbell advocated the amendment.
The qu, stlon peng put. the amendment failed, and
The nIlnlna mnllun WIS anreta Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
.Torei1t TntclulrNCr.
InDAAsIArFRrROM EUROPE.

1he new steamer Illb,rlla. Capt. Jndllns III four
sren DAYS tfon Liverpool has alryrd at Buslm, bring
no I,rrlol ales ul The 4th aud London Of the lsll
ul Apr She Is said be a beautul vessel fnafc spa
.io.is han ihuse u the Other stranors oil the line and
she has made fn, passage She lol lucut, five pas.
senpers at Halifax and bfJught scy,nf,-sn 70 Boston,
~ all lOl ram I.iyerppH
The u, " Is Of vel, hiilc Importance principll
items Of which w,ll be found h,loW.
Parliament had adjourned To The 2llh for the Faster
H.lldays The state ol Eunlpc. generally va. iran
uuIl. lhe state Vt the money married ~ London,
~ithoai change None, abundant. and the funds
high IN the genera u trade there appears 10 have
been little change. There 'e increased ac,iyi
y IN The Liverpool Cotton Market.
Mr. Everett has decided Ia derl'ne the mission Ia
China, on the g"und o the separation ifpm his lllnlly
winch would necessarily lrio~,
Anmng the novelties Vt Tue day may be noticed The
speed. departure OF Nj . Connri Oldest son lor the
pted States, accompanied 10y Mr.. Thomas Steolr To or
game an agitation there lot The more speed, repeal u
the unonan lash method Truly. gong 50 lar a5rnad
'ncarry PROJECT at honr frennaf,, a her than pat
Ihtic motives, II Is uucaldblI assumed, Influence tue
mission.
ioss # The Hest hdjo Mail steamer "Solray
1ho .,s.i,., >, c,,,oi, n,,,c,, ,,,,,, L,,,,, had
nj h., m,,ls nj ,tnnn, nrocee,d an her nn,u,a y,,
,ge aln, nine 'cL,rk an The ,y,n,u, nj Tho IN ,nr'
r. sly ,as clo,, ,h sc, ,o ,'I Al, ,,,,,.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

(Avcrane majority 81 J.

tNNffane majority ~
The Richmond Enquirer "groans however.
loudly than the Republican, and is even driven great
eI straits for hat may To the distant public to be
something like plusitte excuse for The virtual defeat
Of Iocot'c'sm in Virginia, in despite Of the sryman
dtrng process last wincr and Of the So often
given that the Why party would kick again.
That paper says:
Il, is true, lha, the Wing party like all minorites.
has cXer,d its-l more al the late election than the Dem
oeraS-lhai i, has brought on, of It's mtnand 1t
ia true, that any Of the d. mocrais have teen induced
To stay al home from the laeness If the The
Spring is actually month backward than II Was
at the last Spring. Many planter, who at Christmas
had his field ponghed ready for planting has just
commenced his crop. and many have VT been able
10 plough or plant their 1t is also true. that the
Wings have been mean enough 10 harp upon the Tax
Law. and even 10 make party capital cut of the gross
msrprs' niacn # lis pr', isoIs. ard that the Dn"
Gratis have not had time enough in the mouth whl'llas
interviewed between the adj AID TIE .tctl'nm
hun! downlhc humbugs, aad cNposc the pervcrsioos {"
the Wings"
We take issue with the Enquirer the first hIa""
Of It's excusatory sentence So far observation"
tended, the Wings did not themselves more '""
the Eem Gratis; On Tic c'nrary, we have never know"
zeal displayed by 1.-THE Democracy" and gra''r
efiurs 10 bring out voersand may add. as the pos
in most Of the contested counties will show. that 'hos'
efor's have rarely been successful. Let the ~"
qurer point To the counties IN which the vote was D"
as fell as usual. if he lie may. indeed, refer "
lialx--bu she does not often give much I1r3'
vote than cast at Il late election. But the ft"l''
mrs remark is general. and it is in that general form ma
we deny its accuracy. Besides-lf it be true "'''
''many oihe Democrats induced TO stay at home
the latcncss of the season." the Wings el'"
y affected by the same causel Was not the sea''' ."
late with one party as with the other! II Dem"''''
fields were unplonghcd. aud their corn implanted WV
not those Of the Wings in the same predicamen' '''
pN,uses are too ridiculous for comment
A. fr he effect alleged Ia have been produce" y
tn. lax Bill it hae' w ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
Inmrattr futtllt0enCr.
~ -
RICHMOND IN FFRPRlZt.

iIari times may opPf.ss uur manufacturers, hui then
rntrrpTlge aud energies iud'niabe. The Ifirgs
Company IN particnar has cNh hlird The most pia,a
worthy aud admirable p,r>' ~ tn advancement
of then interests aud th.s. Of ely They Law -
cured important Government contracts, Which they have
been for time engaged aifllng moulding efnnon
which have st,HHl the oi 'racti aud the closest
scrutiny, IN respect la malc aud accuracy. They were
competitors ut contract 10 build sumo oi the iron
for Government. Lately adyrfllsed they put Ia
bid. lower than hclar uicrc but the bidders from
another narter smell raj, tuHd out that there were
new competitors from land market, aud by some
understanding another. came down even lower than
our cumpin, : bld aud took the contracts.
Another indication Of enterprise here is the building IT
an iron canal boa. To winch fnrsons propeller Ia
b. applied. I'm. ""fk Is nov III progress At the fuun-
DEFY Of Nes,t,. Burr. Strupspn y CO. Mr.. T. u Deane
the primo moser II this case II the experiment sac
crcds will be followed speedily lth ihr construction
al Other boats, and II antepaons realized, horse
power will have Ia Yield 10 steam.
Should the non boat with thu propeller answer, it
viii constitute great improvement.
TIM boat will be com l, aud ready for trial by the
ith at lutc; and l}nrhhnrg fellow -cltizens may
look out for something uen-mun. new Ia them even
than Us; lnr snei thing VESSEL mortd by steam has
never been e,eld II any oIt then hills. tomp,u.
TrnrsrcnonI lltii. BrnS,p--'I hs famous Hall
Icing the fashionable place tor balls and coillon parties
burned down Yesterday morning. II was dlscuv
cred 10 be- un fire about 'cock hy Nj Bus>iclx IT,
proprietor, and there barely umc to get oul his ilm
~ and few aflelrs u furniture. before IN ashes
1t Wasa very large trained building aud burnt very "a
pIdly Among the things burned up. We're two trunks
containing papers. valuable Ia Nh Is. aud the loss OF
which blot Out hr only evidence oi caIm e has 10 pro
perry. There was no Insurance the building, aud
The loss falls heavily upon Nr. Il.
The flames lowering. and the heat great as 10
eudan2er the adjacent houses, though the building was
in contact with naor. Mr. II LudIaus Residence was
fire. but saved by ia, vigorous rN ious OF The fire
mtn.
The fate uf the old lall viii be regretted by hun
drrds who Treasure up m asaut memories connected with
IT, II erected lay Mr.. BusseuN (lccldrdly the best
daucns mast,t NJ haNe had) at considerable cX
pcoso, and was an- usedby HIN as ,dancns academy
Id.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
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@Al'..:sesE ~
s- c-..aLS57 ~
Che zpMchbmr1 1ir0iulaM.
THUR SD.lT. MY II. lsI3.
TO Oi Il SlBSC RIDERS.

We do not often nflci upon you DIM but it is
necessary now that We shall do so-rarcuarly as We
have very large number Of names list, who
stand indebted IL us, from 10 10 years Those r.si-
ding a distance from vii confer Urea, favor by
renting the amounts of their respective accounts bj
,ai, by private conveyance, may be most convc-
nient. Those within reach of us will shortly be visited
by of the Editors &C. w Satham) personally.
Mr. ; will be al the next Pitsy lyana Halifax and
Charlotte county courts,-and during the summer
he Will visit the adjacent counties We hope that
those indebted tons will be prepared to lua,e their
respective balances when e shall call upon the-s,ch
o Them as may not find II convenient do b,)o,e by
relntantes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
From Tie .New Oriom, Bee, .iprii 20.
TEX kS-MEkICD


By the late afn,as I"m ieAas, we have eeen Furnish
ed. through "uT private ehiesp1bdsps, vii" bi"rInalIo
o an interesting ehafclef u is no" c'haln lhai The
governments ct tie '"hh o'ai's oi England aud "'
rance have yIhd III demonstrating against the predatory
war care GA by nfNir"asai"Si iesas The instructions
al the onlied Hiai's secretary Z" Sia'e VI eh hump
s"n (""f munster Ill N'N'') ,'' 1lit eAphr IN d'la
my u'' WI d ''''"' ga ''A'o W pt contrary u"
lf laws IA nh'''s w '''">'' ass us NE hha9up
ID t'gh' III N'A"o 1" " 'o'pnsae Texas II she can
ny "'e common AZ" i'N'"' 'h'ah' "' war 0nt '!a'
"'h't a'io"N az, h''' ''H""' "'o,e Pai'eniaiy ie
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ssa e,i'fs 10 'he i D 'a'ge III 'N's "heg 10 ne
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
ELECTION RETURNS
AiRlCk.

fJUdtt ~ u tttb 10 ne JsdUDfS dutcd
PArnieK, April %, 1915.
am gfaiicd 10 be able inform YOU tina, Critz the
" hg candidate ior seal III III. House ol Delegates
has been elected over Cloud oco) by The Increased
majority oi eighty one VOTES. The campaign though
by M means an animated one, still not without It's
excitement; Tor the slanderus reports continually kan,
III circulation, designed oi course 10 uiure the VINO
candidates, produced considerable conmoton throughout
the county In spite, bough, Of the low cunning and
miserable subcnnges that were rescorcd To- the prnci
pies 50 1"ar to every tree Wig and fri n Of hsconntry
principles Tor which our .hers Struggled through lsn
and boody war, and which hope Nc their descendants,
will never abandon-haye signally trumphed aud III, re-
Is yet hope 10 cheer that beloved country Is not
yet destined t" that destruction To which the MEASURES
oi the other party ere rapidly Fastening it, Clay
and HE Bank destined sweep every ihnp before
them; and with such man AS enfy Clay our head
We may safely march to the conflict, with motto
~ iciory or Death"
Below is the statement Of the Polls in this county,
GimeT's majority much smaller here than WIS anti
cmttd that he has been defeated as you have ere til
l.,fu al hV "A ,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

tNEorTlaN or TIM MrHnrnrH oF Ills F,rHrr.-
benjamin D. Nhlie was hanged at Batavia, ~ Y.
last week, Tor numbering his own father The hard
cned character OF the criminal Is already known He
has written his life and dying speech, Up 10 the hour
ot his execution he remained indifferent about his fate.
continued 10 express lis admiration of inGlety and n
hciSIn, and his dctcsaton Of Christianity; refused Il,
permit hts body I" he dpcrnly inferred bv his relatives
aud insisted upon Ms heng dlssccted by the doctors A
lew moments before his death he DE- cared that if his
father was vet alive he would kill him If he could On
the day Of the execution he permitted minister ,o pray
with hun, because relative had urged it, lie read
his speech on the scalpd aier which the c'eroyman
prayed. bat W hie amused himself uh gazing around
during the solemn hour. During all the preparatory
movements he moved not = MUSCLE aud was apparently
AS sell possessed the frnes, present At ten min
uies 10 three the sheriff said. "Whte You have only
three minutes To i've. lie remained standing calmly
Tor little over ~" minutes. when the cap was drawn
over his face. aud bite launched into ,ernity-
Ia aboui halt minnie he gave spa ,m " lcb was C,
loved ~ twenty two more slight Ues thin tie sb,ce
OF tea, u,intes In halt an hour the i,,dy was LA cred
placed in The coffin, and hid in the Jail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
A BRIGHT EXAMPLE.
District Court Of The United !Sotes Boston IN Bonk
rujicY.


Ii TuE MATTER JAMES READ & Co.
Ia this ease The Commissioners 10 whom the papers
were referred tomahc up second dividend made his re-
port last week and the div drnd is a fraction over fifty
per cent.
'eorge Morey, Esq. was appointed the assignee in
this year aao. At that time the nominal amount
OF The debts was about ASuO,O0O OF tins amount about
the sum oi Sl50OUn consisted OF custom house bonds
debts subject To offset accounts and for the pay
mcnt OF which bank, INSURANCE.. and manufacturing
stocks Sc, were held IN pledge. TINS last named sum
has been hq"'doted and paid in fuH. and, in addition
thereto, there has been paid into Count for distribution
amongst the general creditors than hco hmdrcd
honsam doHnS sum nearly equal TO what has been
paid nby the asspnccs of all the other bankrupt estates
IN the district OF Massachusetts,. making the whole
amount more thin str h0d,td and INN tho,sanddoiia,s
"hich has been iq0dotcd and pad ont Of the assets cf
lLS estate, mMha Mc short pcriod II one uear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
TREASURY NOTES The Register the Trea

TREASURY NOTES The Register oftle Trea-
snry Ell the niicd States has addressed letter 10 the
editors o hcaNrw York Express, in which he explicit
" cun1radlcs the statement recently published that
paper that "tho Register of the Treasury has ISSUED
nearly onr hundred thousand dollars worth Of Treasury
Notes beyond the amount authorized by the late law of
Compress. before he discovered the error lie says
that suc cAiss has there been ever ISSUED
dollar uale than the law authorized
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

Congress.

GiImcr's mai. G6 votes.

CrilZS maj. - tilmcrs mai. G6 votes
=. ) --Gcorge II. Gilmer would certainly have been
elected had he made the acquaintance of the people of
Patrick The time as ST. short tina he. saw no, more
Than one fourth OF citizens. and consequently POO
voters did not come To the polls. There are hot 100
Anti National Bank men IN Patrick County
\. b. wonder what Senator Clark Penn will do
lie has always advocated the right of instruction in the
strongest terms am that an honorable huh mind
ed gentleman, as he is will resign or vote Wing votes
| ask the Republican TO advise him,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
CITIZENS and STRANGERS
LOOK 1T THIS!
bargains await you, cniI nnd see.
At 1aibots Exchange coraer you wH f,m b
Clothing store,

Uhere ready MAIDS Clothing is soidat prices 10 smi
the times.
HNliE SUBSCRIBER having just returned from
L the Nort' takes tins mellud OF informing his Gus
toners in toHh aud country, that he Is now receiving
his
Spring and summer Goods,
which Tor variety and ch,apn,ss cannot hc surpassed or
even come up 10. Among the Goods comprlsiu. his
stock. are the following articles for Spring aud summer:
Goats, Dress and fIoch, White Linen. Grass Linen.
Buwn Linen, Check Linen, German Drill Ganbroon,
Bingham, Chamby Cotouadc aud Alcrrimack Prints.
All warranted well made oi good materials and latest
style Pauts Of every description. in quality aud style.
Also some Of the neaos aud cheapest tests ever beore
frred 10 the public.
My prices for coats vary from 81 To $50
Pants from 81 to&lO.
Vests lIJu 10 cents to s..
II T. = o,
Stacks, Bosoms aal Collars ist receiving from DC 10
-, new style aud neat article. All kinds of Su,pen
deIs, Hosiery. Gloves Shirts and Drawers al 80 cta-
Also very fne article Of Silk Under Shirts and Draw
srs; Fashionable Scars and Cravats Pocket lsndker
eheis Of every style, aud superior lot Of Umbelas at
Manufacturers prices.
NJ would invite particular aotico to large 10, of
vests st 10 cts each snch be bought else
where Tor less than nine shilngs though our enemies
were the Judges. Goats for aud Pants the same
Very thankful for :he liberal patronage heretofore be
sfe%ed on me, hope and solicit continuance of the
same My best efforts will be excrted to please.
N. B-Cutng and Making ON the most reasonable
terms. All goods made To order warranted and a
fashionable fit guaranteed, or the goods paid for. Nv
prces for Dskng Coats vary from s. To S. For cut
lin. Goats 50cis Pants and Vests . cts Please call
in and see, and for the truth Of he above give me ri
al. aud my word. no ''puB$," shall be verified.
Winter Goods offered for less Than cost al Tabsl.
Exchange Corner, by the subscriber.
BENJAMIN TERRY
April 70 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11

Il National Brnh.--We remarked. in our last that
the necessity of incorporating National Bank will
b 81 universally admitted, render it the most pop
nar question OF the days overthr'wlng all who array
themselves against it, Thai this is to be so. have
no sort Of doubt. Its absolute necessity will soon be
apparent 10 all and even those who " i'll not sustain it,
will be silent. the Enquirer and others of the sane
kidney Were in 1919, OF will rm, as p. p Barbour did.
The Tennessee papers tell us that il is the prominent
issue in that Staein the active canvass now going on
for Governor, ur members Of CuEs;rss aud for mcmbcr>
OF the State Legislature. The words United States
Bank" are inscribed Oh badges and banners-and le
ter to the Nashville Banner from of the Counties
says; Even the houses and fences in travelling
throug the country often be seen in large letters,
United Suites Bank" Let il be recoec,ec that this
is in Tennessee-cnce the most devoted jackson State
IN the L nion-where his word was more omnirotent
than that OF jefferson in Virglnia-and some
estimate may be tornrd of the of the change in
public opinion. ~hlch has already taken place. and which