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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

We learn from the Richmond Com
a. 'mcn Council Of that city are about 70 take 'he
"a nut noralire Congress q. us neA y" a s
-, cFs ,oyr the distractions Ia the navigation oil
$40 ~ have accumulated at particular points below
,tI vh In Gen. lackson's construction ot the Con
NerN' ma democrat will question his orthodoxy
ai sh't ,t object Is authorized by that instrument,
. ,, of eutry-or the purpose of improving the
rias s,l,c which he decided Congress had right
I oTgta''"'' lLynehburg rirginian.
,,s,y is quite unnecessary. We had fully
"s.HN men we were called upon 10 express our
..ra p" IAN letter Of Col. Benton, embracing
atas "f.,,ls We had the misfortune 20 diHer
lH' - n IN his views, and we expressed our
t'n MI 'n, a, the time Of their being made puoiic.
tt d. and are still of opinion, that the adop
'''e ME would put it in the power of Congress
e V' Constitution what it chose Where IS the
i,' iaF + once commenced, Ii Congress have
% s.S' ,opreeriate money for the Improvement
sss, - - ..,or,s of entry" what is there to re-
r.. GER ,.,m ascending the river, making even
:is" ,.on,, Of entry" and improving the diff
,''n Nm inc ,ciole leagh Of The ricerP Every
49,, tina, this violent stretch of the Con
1id 4a~' ~ dsnrecated-but is IL not legitimate
N . :.,m me principle laid down.
4'O. -salous advocates, as any one, for the IN
~ arr harbor By The State or by individuals,
'1'. ,oora,ed; but we cannot consent to see
.l Government sue'cn'"g "S g'aa' s''us osei
'.% r. and breadth of our country, and usurping
.'' ,Sh;cb. IN our opinion, the Constitution
'an nasS Within her own borders, each State
nS"J 10, own faculties untrammeled-he own
avg nnsbackled Can this be SO, if the central
'' wssbinu,on comes into the heart of our terri
a' Ids The mighty engine of internal improve
rSs inscuslity and injustice of the scheme is,
, &c apparent, to need further comment.
'...s y, employed all our energies in procuring
Il me distractions in our river, and the
.g.s actually incorporated company for that
!: .''' The stock was filled up-but the citizens of
,,came excited, and deputed Mr.. Tazewell,
h. .b,v and eloquence, to oppose the mea-
-, law was amended in some important provi.
'l IL. capitalists, who had taken stock, became
40 the ground that if the Legislature had a
,b,rce the law in one particular, they could
.,ery principle, and Withdrew their subscrp-
r,s scheme was, therefore, abandoned. No
more interested, or would rejoice more than
the thorough Improvement of lower James
H., 20 mus, look elsewhere than TO Congress.
..,,p. unoihc;slly, that the Common Council OF
nave delegated DR., John peterborough, with
.z,aiion OF $1,000, to act a. the advocate OF the
.non bef.,e Congress. DR.. b. received sepea
4. bhn NJ Bolts three votes. We have not
whether d. & Will act, No better selection
are osaa made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17
BRUNSWICK COENTY.

The Democratic Republicans OF this county are
requested bear in mind that it is proposed have
general meeting Of our party at November Court
next full! attendance is earnestly solicited, that
we may take preliminary measures 10 secure in
connection with other portions of this Congress
sional District, suitable delegation to the Ma.
tIonal Conyentlon-tlat we may form Democratic
Association for the purpose Of ensuring Jealous and
united support OF the nominations Of said Convention
and that we may compare opinions, and consult gene
rally to the best OF defeating opponents,
advancing principles, and making The triumph
Of our cause. MAsY DEMOCRATIC RErLgLIcaHs.
lfLI Nov. lsii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

THRUST SAiE-y virtue Of the Deed Of Trust 10 the ssctib
from WG Scott, bearing date The eth da? Of March,
1887 dull recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the lusnas Court oi
the city ot Richmond for the purposes therein mentioned We
shall MONDAY the 9Th Of this mnnh, tSoyemher proceed
sell before the Bell Tavern said city, auction 10 Inc
highest bidder the valuable Slaves in said deed menonrd abot
fifteen in numbers and, THURSDAY following. al the resi-
dence of said scott in ooo bland county, and The PITS know
III. Tnckahoc Mining Company Pits will proceed 10 sell inc
Engines and other futures for shaft aud the other per
sonl property said deed mrtione commencing Tst a. the
place, II O'Clock. The Eleven o the
Slaves are Coal Pit sinkers WILLIAM :. TRiPLETT,
HENRY l.. BBOOkE
Nov l. Jj-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

a PRUDENT COURSE l. ALWAYS THE BESf--Sncc
- many ..icleu makers OF Piano Eo.s and
thinks biz manufacture the hest would he The
tAr>c wanting arires The Kind
lake ilcm upon ir'a, ce making positive purchase: The
subscribe, Is sufficiently acquainted With the character and quail
his oil iein upon those
therefore. d"il quality
os doubts removed by He Ia been eight years engaged
III This s nesla- sold about four huaGr! Piano Fnrtcs-and
Sold bad large additional! ST. received
T. T. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
Nav. II JJ-ttI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

NEws- Yesterday, Virginia State Stock sold
4 friend of ours, "a good Wing merchant
j. S,e,l reminds US OF his prediction made to
7..r ago, which is now realized to the very
2. We shall, in our next, make a few
comments on this condition of things, so honor.
a,a- firm Democrats the last Legislature, whose
= sand on the side Of their country has achieved
s:sole end The pressure of interesting com.
,.:icns and extracts, prevents US from extending
marks 10 day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17
VIRGINIA EDGE TOOL mAyUFACroRY

THE subscriber would call the attention OF merchants farmers
and others In the fact that he manufacturing and sell
all kinds EDGE TOOLS cheaper than they he obtained
Virginia. All that he cali before purohrs
n elsewhere and he will satisfy those who disposed TO
courage that he make coed A&Es,
&C. dr The North. and Will sell them for less than
similar be bought the North. All psIsoas IN
vled call and examine whether they wish purchase o no.
Orders all kinds of iron thankfully received and pune
tualy attended to. Factory Haxals Mills
JOHN HITCHCoCKS.
Richmond, Nov lith, ls43. 5i-i:i!Swt23p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

s7EyE9 the frequent diseases
which the human b4ty liable. lis first impression upo,
system, ia I- skin become changed
Producing irh and burning ~ 81, N.T tis The general sys
te involved, az ~. taiE ia "neh! he attack, unless
frevoi appropriate !siev tigvII and various
oi being muse! throughout
rsDhrre bfeaiied tic iung, poison
combines impure H, u The body, and ~
circulating hc ramicato Of the system
IT, them The animal frame i kept perfect; sound and heal
thy state, and every performing us functions pr, perry
there be union az the Pr.Gsp1.Hg caa-e, which
marsh nasna, with the exciting cause
impure o the blood and depraved condition tie
ana consequently disease. From acua!
experiment Instances, II proved TIA. Sands sa.s1fl
il Of itself popny tactic preventive against disease by
eaovir. the exciting causes when there c 10 brih
Its peculiar operation that alternative di-
-ciy, indirectly proving lasting tonic the sysie Ey ~
the health Of tile patient becomes fuzzy established, a. IN
vigores all The o natue causing Increased energy To
the system.
U For particulars, advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared sod wholesale and retail, and for expectation,
by A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite build
ngs No Broadway Uf Chambers street. Ne" York
Sold in Richmond by N. Agents, A. bCVAL & CO., IN Peters
burg by ROSSER ANDERSON, Norfolk BY W. A. SANTOS,
by Druggists generally the principal! cities IN the T. =
Price, 81 per botte-6 hotties for s..
J CAUTION Re particular to ASA Tor 9ANnss Haisa
rilla, aad take no cthef Wv i'--4'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

fs'IiE subscriber who has for years had charge Of bib
es springs. AMI the last of tc Warm SprncShas
rented the Madison House, occupied by Mr. Royd
which he will possession ,.r 1jih The pc
of this House being Bank street, and within ~ steps
the Capitol Square, Eirs il most desirable location
Members IT the Legislature, Tor whom ..l
his best In soliciting call from HIS old friends. he pro-
misses them such aIe ttey lave eay nnd At his !iou-e.
CiiAS. j.. DlBRELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

Died On the a III s,aut. frc ~ lr son VIM Y
Ivy, i Mr. ssI, c"nSo ct the ie o George Ivy
deceased, Norfolk county, aged ~ she
"oca exemplary lady, and Lad for many been
tc q: t.u =. i3iisi C.g!,A.
Died, instant ms residence, The county Isle
Of Wight, GEAS CARROLL. tie 10Th year his Few
have left the OF human action, Whose n his friends and
tie community which ne ised have much lament
and d-p!orc From early life he has
good and useful qualities which
nature and has lett behind him be iondy cherished
numerous devoted friends iic passed
through life usefulness pursuing the OF
without fear and without rep!oach Ever mindful OF his
affairs has exhibited the world example of the
which always attends
elae prosperity depressed misfortune
hr viewed all the chances and CHAN life with The.
Caln and coll"ng o philosophy hrVin. that
all The affairs I'll tbs and certain reward patience
aud perseverance. When ihr hric thread Of life he
the of DEAN appeared
hnai accoutle neiIer moved dismayrd Looking
hack through the vista o years, aud contemplating with
the al his ctuly
finished and his displayed al that cannes,
and al philosophy winch the
weii-pcnt HE. Let those WHO loss ma.
his example shall they loo b. prepared pass 10 Jordan
Death without fear trembling, and
stewardship earth. 90 The Wac VIII please copy
Died. n instant of DY-rnt-, sir CAs>os SPAs In
49 of his his residence, Drnnvie,
a short aud violent hut he bore all
ness ortude. and complaint heard la
lie Ilr thought of Gym. soonbu the
uf hod disease bore HIM quickly ot ABOUT Il
before his DEATH r rode To C"urt through cold searching
which Produced distractions IN preparations liz irll
dyseuterc m;umS which he Thought subsidr
wihou, pam hut he continued H. tie
days his spirit the
None knrw bm tat admire
sterling qualities witch constitute that iohr beings
usually 'Ut Virginia srrte, n a
accounting 'lr honoscd dead
memory OF his amiahe qualities "i live
minds of mourning end.. lie has children la weep
tIsi' honoEed ana aec;iyaa.e
the best OF husbands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17
A CARD.

CARD.
GENTLEMAN, OF mature age, ia DESTROYS OF obtaining -
n uaion Tutor family al Virginia country gentle
lie will give all the English branches and
in the Latin. Creek and French Languages.
He Prof longfellow Harvard Universiy Rev. TT.
Goldman, Boston; ilrs. u. Mead, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

POSTSCRIPT.
by LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

Colonel Johnson has arrived in Washington from
his Northern tour and is at the house of his friend
The reverend o. B. Brown where he will spend few
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17
IN INT, Wise man, Of Uisc's District,
hyt not Ctay man

o. We have kept this communication BY several
days, under expectation, that when the author
Doctor Mallorys Card, he might be disposed to With
draw h-hnl, as W. have received directions 10
connermand lis publication, think it our duty TO
lay i, before the public II Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

E1pnfns.

Married Weiaos1y TIE i5i the residence Of :
s Baxter, E>., b. the Rev. WIN. : Plune Mr. WM H. StzEH
10 Ms r. AAsL o %. e !-lm lryne al Of this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

EToR REMIT Members II he Legisia'Eresix very
Portable and spacious Rooms The Store o the sb-cri-
hers. The location d--iTatc--and gentlemen
wanting Rooms would do well call and We VIII
rent Them low. GAYNuR, WOOD x TO-,
Nov Il t.5-fl Nelt the Bell Ttuern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

A DMlNi>TRiTORS SALE.-hIf he sod. the 20
IA Geuce Of James Duva deceased the 10Th instant
Il the far day thereafter the crop of Corn, Fodder
Shuck, Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation tr
Sits Stock OF all descriptions, together with fine pair Mil
Stones
All persons having claims against the Estate will please present
them the day ol order that may
Tor their adjustment.
90 Terms made known on day of sale
GEO. :. DIVAL
administrator of James Duval. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

scCRSE NJ tile provisions Deed Trust executed 10y
Lucy Clements, the Richmond, dated 9th
day November, iss, and duly recorded the office the
Clc!R al sad County Court Tor certain purposes therein
ed, shi the eta Gay al D,cemhtr 1919 the "f
TappainnucS, ESSEX corniy proceed u sell al the lavc-
veyet IL sai deed ui fourteen likely
men hogs and eis.s. Tie sal wi be positive and uncondnou
al for H. ,nd distant garcia assured thar Their viii IL
no disappointment. THoS. y. LEWIS, Trustee.
Mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17
He's gone! and many tears We shed
Over The man We loved su we'll:

Hes gone. ana many tears We shed
Over The we loved 81 well;
Dut hes gone, anon gs the dead
In spir,:nds 10 dwell.
The honorcd ) Wen no more,
Bu, his manly virtues show,
That sii.l he'll shine IN other worlds
Tho he left Us here III wo. j SlNcERg FnrxU.
DEATH or ALBERT RiiETT. ESQ
shocked than
that Of RHgrr, Est who died sunday evening III
residence Charleston Neck, of the malignant pre-
yslin. there, after illness o nily a: day, was dis
ngui-ed member of thc Par and Of the state Legislatures
of elevated and ommaadin. talents sivac sentiments
noble and ASPIRATIONS and cn. aud
feelings; urE and dgb4er. and bold,
less and unsinkina champion II tuh nG night Ia The
<irirstidc great energy ard character
and rectnc>S al pnrpor, enthusiastic devotion HE prnci-
and honor the
councils, H. bad far anon. the distinguished
oi the STATE Conedcacy. and several lines
heard INN designated ny intellectual and
ais the first OF his tile state Ills lts will
alike Ia his family his Stale r the social circle
which he moved. He VIII long be- arectunary
and deeply anened hy tie warmly attached friends who
loved respected, admired INN for i noble and
virtues aud distinguished talent. And his sddcn Npcced
and ntnciy deccase in the midst of i- energetic
Uf public usefulness and brilliant promise.
lanchoy and epr waning OF the uncertainty Of life aud
o all that would Of the bfs c!caes, hope
and mos; lasting duration.
Leaves nave lH.r iiDe to fail.
Aud flowers 10 WHITTIER at the North winds breath.
And stats 10 ss;;-bl; si'
Thou hast all seasons fer tiine own, % Death"
CGroIaiIH.
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UOYT 4 CO.'S OFFICE.

Under ne Exchange Anei, Ricamaad, J,reiuia.
EOIT CO be- leave most respectfully 10 call the
Schemes for Dccemlr sl3 found and careful
persa they feel satisfied tina, cyery OF money will
forthwith enclose something for single ticket package
rf the beautiful sketches OF schemes offered &" them. H. & Co
still bear that established selling
PRIZES fivonte Latttry December 50e00 be
drawn the 9TH December and from Won
Sir, and NIL your friends,
your remttance VIII Prove proh.be T. you Please address
d. VI. HoiT 4 Co, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CIas- No. 81. viii be drawn De
Copna-s3oo 600 10000 GEO. $685. oGo 500 1900, ~
- prizes OF ,uGO. &c,
TICK, s0-sliares in proportion
certificate of package OF - whole tickets III the above VIII
be sent for S3a--siateS IN p1opcriion
S50,O 900 for the OH Decem
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class s., viii tc drawn Deem
900, o,ooo 10000 800, 5000, a.o5 prizes
certificate OF package oi 26 whole tickets the above Will
be sent fer SIle-shasrs IN proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class No. -, VII be drawn De
c.mbrr 10Th.
Grant sesarcl prize of $4,000, I2.ooo, COCO, $780, 37
3,UO, ~ pfiz.S oi Sl.G0j. &c,
Hhcc Tickets S0--tages in proportion.
certificate al plcka.c oi ti,icts
be sent Tor siSc-slarsS IA proportion.
ALEX ,ypHIA LOTTERY, Class 60. DAVIS Pee. IT.
Ce7tais9je ioC0o. 500 ac0 l,7~o 1861 10 prizes Ct
1000,
Tickets so--Gd nos 10 drawn.
certificate OF package Of - hole tickets the
be seat Tor sl0O-si'ar"s ia proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81. draws 3oh Der
Capitals 1900. 10000 49, $780, $780, $780, $685.
prizes of I,50D, ~ prizes o! ,GDJ
Tickets 5l0-sIIares in proportion.
certificate Of package Of % woc The above Lot
tcy WI! be sent for sSo-sia,es IN proportions.
HOYT sell Tickets advertised by q.
Gregory * Co., and On the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

hR. HARTLEY unrytllsd ioc The radc, of all pusi
- ous heipetiC and syphgc e'fious l8d
aFrcon< Inflammation aud u.thra ulcers
every description swelling Of tie bonc>, and all analogous dis
all OF winch attended h. n,e w pTomptness, abb
liy ard otncc door hco" the Ifhty
Cnurcii, Richmond.
travelling either by land VIII be- supplied
with requisite prepared
and portable finn, sufficient themselves rapdly
and private Terms usual
Nov : 5a-fts0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

HOYT co. sell Tickets an Lotteries by
Gregory Co., and On the
Nov II 55-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

Tickets Sl0-GG nos IL drawn.
certificate of package c - whole
be SGU-saEes proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-17

ALEX .TDRia LOTTERY, Class 90, dsaws Pee ~.
Ceqtai.S.j oo, 1900 5Cgo aCJu, l7.0 Co piizes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-07
Life and Trust Company.

DEAR BENNETT
Let me suggest to you the publishing, from your
files of list of all the defalcaons, by theft and
forgery, which have taken place, or rather have
been brought to light, in this country since 1885,
among presidents cashiers, secretaries, members of
Congress, clerks, and others who had previously
sustained reputable character, with the amounts
purloined, &C., and the punishment bestowed on
the offenders.
My conviction is that not more than one in
twenty, OF that numerous class of swindlers, has
received any punishment beyond, perhaps, the in
convenience of temporary absence from home /;
and, on the contrary, is permitted to walk abroad
with freedom and boldness that encourages and
lures others to similar acts of viliany. If such be
the fact surely it is fit subject for moral reflection.
Our criminal Jurisprudence must be lamentably cor
rupt as " respecter of persons" and to the ma
ture of offences If man ISLANDERS another-apd
" the greater the truth the greater the s sr h nd
makes h;,. ar5 lis FAMILY beggars, it is not cons
:eIed by our courts and juries as punishable Of.
fence. The law that probably governs them Is that
laid down by Shakespeare, where he decides that a
man that steals purse steals but trash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-07

LATEST FROM VENEzuELA-We have received by
the Calais, Captain Deming, from Laguayra, II" FL
Venezolano, published at Caracas, to the 9th ult,
and the following letter from attentive CORES
pendent. II is interesting, and contains all the
news from that quarter of the globe.
PUERTO CABELLo, Venezuela, s. A., !
December Is, 1912.
The Remains of Bolivar Solemnities on their Reno
oaI-A Second Napoleon Exhimation- Markets.
DEAR SIR
i have the satisfaction of forwarding you here
with the two last numbers OF the Venezolano," a
paper published in Caracas By the extraordinary
number you will note what was done, at Santa
Martha upon the occasion of dsinterring the remains
OF Bolivar, and their subsequent formal delivery
over the Venezuelan Commissioners, by the Or
ders Of the New Granadian Government II ap-
pears that the people of Santa Martha conducted
themselves exceedingly well the whole population
rallied around the mortal remains of this great man
in token of respect and admiration for the Liberia
tor of their country-all Of this you will observe in
the paper mentioned
livar's remains on board, arrived at La Guayra on
the 9th inst but not having come in with her, the
foreign vessels of escortng her returned to the
" Roques' TO await their arrival, and will probably
be at La Guayra to-day tomorrow, and Is to dis
charge her precious cargo" the 10th inst,
to be in Caracas the 18th inst. You will observe by
the ordinary number of the "Venezolano' the re-
gulations &c decreed by Government TO be observ-
ed upon the occasion at the Capitol. No iOubi 1t
will be splendid and imposing affair.
Ihave nothing more of importance to commune
cate. The ladies are quite " wolfish" in this place
in consequence of the removal of the ashes OF &C.
neral Bolivar ; and who knows that within twenty,
hundred years. statue will not be erecte din
Puerto Cabello? / should so conjecture, il any
thing can be devined from the high talk" Of these
people of the feminine SEX
] will note prices current for produce-Coffee, a
Cd per ID. Cotton, 8 Old per ID. indigo Sd
per h.. Hides, 8 10.
The schooner John left for Baltimore on the 18th
inst No American vessel remains in port after the
sailing of the Calais" to-day.
am "Greene" hand, indeed, at scribbng; but
consider myself &C Mann enough to dictate line
or so, and no mistake remain sir, very respect
fully Yours. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-07
Spurious Currency.

NEW YORK, 4th Jan. lS43.
Sra: In soliciting your paper the medium of this
munication, consider address the conductor of the
leading journal State CT New York. and the most in
Auenta guardian Of the people throughout the Union in
deed the community require all the protection you be-
stow especially regards THAR monetary affairs,
which, they exist at present, is national dsgrace to
our rulers There appear any inclination al
ter amend them the population are pundered Of i'm
70 be
uupied by the proper authorities whose duty
suns h I'll enlist list powerful aid the matter
from the experience which you possess in our financial
movements you could confer more substantial advantages
the entire country than the Legislature at Washing
You cannot be stranger to the loads of counterfeit
money that Is forced into circulation by bandit reck
less mscreants who reap rich harvest by manufacturing
and negotiating fraudulent bills this trade is carried
such extent often to deprive the honest man Of
srs Csed Note Lists Or
and in my opinion only serves them in their operations
for the dealers had not these false guides they would be
take. look upon those publications impudent deceiv
ers and they could be suppressed discontinued by
fewer attempts to entrsp the unwsry who oohy place
great reliance upon their honesty have been In fire.
quent instances unfortunate victim their alacy and
duped of large sums, which in these trying times can
very badly afford is too bad to have pay for being led
astray when consider the tax that collected
wishing that may not prosper with ths% why i would
make sufficient capital to start sound bank annually
and more than enough to support the City Hospital in lux
ury.
upon the country, would be very likely that would
be asked to substitute better guide to the evil
complained Of
To this question, will reply briefly able 50
not to be misunderstood would require every bank
that h privileged to issue bills to furnish fac SMILES
their different denominations yellow, blue, other
cooIed paper as they choose of Uniform size properly
authenticated, with any requisite remarks, to be
sewed together periodically often any change
occurs be furnished all merchants and sorekeepers
culate They might have the words "ac smile" stamped
across the face ofeach in order prevent the possibility