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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
SALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER LAND IN
THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, ABOUT THREE
MII e FROM RICHMOND

nN MONDAY, 3lat August, 1857, Il, O'Clock, p. ".
- will be sold mt the togac OF the Manchester and
Pc,crsbur, Turnpike roud valuable o; land
tanning hundred md thryscven ncrcs, locstei
above the Richmond and Petersburg rail road and the
above named turnpike, and adjoining s Bassc,t French
John W. Lip.conb, +. g. Rufn Esqrs. aud others The
srow, mostly original pine Of superior quality, aud the
soil il very good.
TIE TERMS Will be very accommodating, and will be
made known n: the hour Of salc.
Aug 2j-cds GODDIS & APPERSOE. Aucts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
WE>TWOOD sI.JJO0I

NEAR LYNCH URG, VIRGINIA.
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AyD MILITARY
0NHE next session OF this School, formerly under the
L exclusive charge of JoIy II. WINSTON will com
meucc OF The fret Monday Of Septenbc. and close on the
last Friday of june lsc. For circulars stating terms
Of instruction. &C. address Jou II. Winston, at
Lynchbu!g. John II. WINSTON,
JAMES I. MuRTES,
July lt-cit2a.tl err ptinrinhls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

THE ACADEMY or THE VISITATION, FREDERICK
MARYLAND, it will u seen by reference to the adver
tsemeut which appears in to.day's Enquirer, will re
commence its exercises on the first Monday OF Sep
tember. Tie high character OF this institution ia sc
well known as to require from us no special common,
detiou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

Err. II. JAMES EXTRACT or CANNABIS
IL lNDICA. !acoholic preparation from TIE leaves
Coughs. As;hns, Nervous Debility, &c. &c
Also. D. James Excelsior Ointment vi India and D..
James rurityin; Pills. for sale By
". PETERSON, Druggist.
Au- o5 Sol. AGENT for Richiuoud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

KXIiNTED-A situation HIS teacher either Ia take
w charge OF School nm ns.;s;an. by youn.
Iudy n Virg;lun. She furnish unrNccpionnbc tc,t
monias of her qualifications teach I'll the branches o!
thorough E:e sh education. the French hni Italian Ian
gua:cs well MS thu rudimcn,' Of Latin, aud Music on
the Piano Forte. References exchanged. Address. "Mi,s
A G. -" Richmond Va Au.22-,lScif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

LLL IOL k.Vf1HLNL
OF THE STATE OF PENNSY A.
VEST PBN.T SQUIRE, PHILADELPHIA.
VNHE POLYTECHNlC COLLEGE, Incorporated by
Il the Legislature 1858, and organized and opened the
same year. the plsu OF TIC Industrial Colleges OF Pars
aud Berlin, affords thorough professional cducaon IN
Civil Engineering Mining Engineering Mechanical Ens!'
Iccrins lndusts Analytical aud Agricultural Chemistry
Metalurgy and Architecture
Ample facilities provided for Field aud Laboratory
Practices aud Assistant Engineers may perfect themselves
IN any brunch OF their profession
The NTH annual session will begin Oh Monday ScPtem
Der 81, 1857.
Tor catalogues and further information. apply TO Dr. a.
L. kESSEDi. President Of Faculty. Polytechnic College
Philadelphia Pa. Aug a3-c2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

THE WRONG CusroMER.-It was not the steamer
Jamestown las was reported by US yesterday says
the Norfolk Argue, bat the Schooner Jamestown which
was run into by the Sylvia at CITY Point in the squat
on Tuesday aud had her buwrprit broken. 10, &c
The Simon Pure jamestown was then IN Richmond
out of reach of the squs. She came down yester.
day morning with 4 stiI upper lip" from Richmond
aud left for New York in gallant style, having on
board full specially Of freight and passengers for
the latter port.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
ADOT.FW Did.
August |, l-J1. JORDAN TliLER, Oversccr

This will test ~ thu, We the Undersigned have called
10 and ia" above described Machine and
have learned have hesitnncy in saying that
great labor and Grain savin. mhchue and that II evident
~ the ,cul and profitable. implement u the farmer
that has come under orr observation md We have
every believe (a- il hus hreshcd and cleaned
the above crops undcrhe uninvorabe circum
ths, its real ncr hive already been iniry tested
and proved and from whn; have ssccrtaned il hrs
IN respect in al 10 come MP 10 what has been repre-
scented by the inventor. GARLAND lIANES.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

BURROWS CYcLorLDIA or Wiz AND HuMoR.-We
have received from the publishers, Messrs. d. Apple
ton &; Co., through their general agent, Mr. j. Is.
Ford, No. Appstons Building, n. w. the lst I'd
and Sd numbers of Burton's Cyclopedia OF Wit and
Humor, neatly printed magazine, of some is pages.
The simple fact that this work is edited by William
Z. Burton, the Great Comedian aud probably the
witti-st living is sufficient to ensure it un.
precedeued sale. The entire work is to be published
in "a numbers at % cents per number or ST for the
whole work. 1, published semi. monthly. Persons
wishing to subscribe, can obtain the whole edition.,
or any portion Of it, postage free. upon forwarding
the subscription price to New York. 10 Mr.. j. Is.
Ford care OF Mes.rs. Appleton n Co.
Messrs. Appleton II Co.. are DESTROYS OF employing
agents for the work throughout tine United States,
and we hazard nothing in saying that it will meet
with ready sale wherever il is offered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

To Be IiuSG.-Anhouy, e slave belonging to Mr..
A. G. Chewing was tried at Amhes, court last week,
for attempting TO kill Mr.. j. p Campbell oversser Tor
David Waller was found guilty, and condemned to be
hung GU the ID day Of October next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

THIS i. 10 "ctv, 'at Mr. Gcii err Sell Regulating
Separator. ahch hn- just I'm shed rssinc ~ Of
When l.. III our opinion. July de, arv:ne of wrnt our
irIshbor- state III the above certificates Wcr"rhri
great nGrhEc""nt OF science Indeed II surpa.ses any
tlius the Kind have seem and So tar 40 we
know III pre'e. :. We wish opurUniSe roL. other.
4. l.. STORRS
TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

LADY wishes situation either in school or private
N family. teach music the Piano Forte and Guitar;
also instruction in vocal music.
For further particulars aires. Editors the Enquirer
Richmond. Va. aug q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

concur witt. liz" certificate la.; named
" w TiIROGMOkTON Overs-cr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
Augt ct ], ISL.

Til. no ed Machine las also thrrshrd mud cleaned nay
cop M um pic,-ci Ia say that did my work remark
ably well srd sucr the has been in good hreshng
order, have found it to do work much hsn had
anticipated We started one morning nj o'clock, aud IN
the evening lad in bacs a-O bushels wheat, well
cleaned, hi n'su. upon one occHSIon irrshed and
cleaned - hus!i,. ia 30 minu,c-. and then did
i dsr hrvpg dGEr b",t Alti.ou III have pni
h:h o.i tor h" Machine, have had my crop ,hreshed
aud ceancd much cheaper than have hud i, done
.tfr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

THALLl DE LAISES.-I am co,iug out my stock
~ OF Chai dc LANES at ~ cents per yard They are
very cheap CHARLES liARfWELL,
Aug Is llJ, Broad street.
EXJRIGHT'S FRANGIPAANI-An elegant and
w lasting perfume Also, Franspanui Hair Oil, Pom.
ade, Tooth Powder, &c. for sale By
w. PETERSON, Druggist,
Aug - Corner of 18th and Main streets.
nOCKET B0OkS-Jast In store and receiving, u
II variety of new and chas;e styles Of French and
American Pocket Books Port Monhcs &C.. &c TO which
the attention OF all who nre in good and cheap
articles in ths line is invited.
w PETERSON, Druggist.
Aug 25 Corner 18Th and Main streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

since w.i,:ns thu above have purcl asel.
ALBERT a. MORRIS
We iuy concur III the above certificate.
A. s STORRs
j. 4 HICKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

FREDERICK ACADEMY OF TIE VISTA.
TION h V NJ FOR YOUNG LADIES
TIME exarciscs OF this Institution will re commence On
Il lit. nrst Monday OF September
TERMS:
Board dl TUT ion, with the French language. lu
utSirruJ Vs.. 4p "
Stationery washing mcniing, bed, bedding, doc.
Music o.: The Piano. Harp Guitar forms MI additions,
chsrge.
The Latin German Italian au Spanish languages With
Driving and Painting. are likewise extra charges.
~ .s,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

EDUCATION CONFERENCE.-The adjourned meeting
Of this body will take place TO day at 10, A. NJ, ID
the all of the House Of Delegates 1t will be reco
lectrd that The convention was called last year. by
the Governor Of the Sta1-hat after two days delio
GRAFTON, during which committees were appointed TO
report On tn. great sutj-ct OF their deberation II
adj ,urnrd over. Ii is expected that reports from
these committees will be presented at this meeting,
and action taken thereon. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

EpucarIoS. We call attention to the various
schools which our readers will see advertised 10 our
columns llis morning. Ihe pleasing aud graft
flying feature of the Virginia papers, this time Is
,ha number of schools and academies see adver,
,ised This is cheerug to the true lovers Of The Ola
Dominion. who rejoice to Bee her taking H. and upon
the subject Of education which will place the rising
population in that seals of intelligence crrd'ahie l"
the wealth and fame Of The good old State. These
institutions must be literally patronized or We would
not see so great number of them springing into ex
ist-uce. Besides those advertised 10 to-day paper
there are large number OF other good and popular
schools in various sections of this State, the adver.
i;s.nents Of which are published in our paper every
Friday morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
The Scramble for Senator.

Col. j. III. lRBy, of I,aurens, who was nom
mated by the Hcr0}6'for the vacant Senator
ship, has withdrawn his name from the arena
The contest, az well as we can judge from the
srrit OF the prcss,is narrowing down between
Col, +. w. PICKENs and Ex-(iov. HAMMoxD.
The Legislature, however. elects and all else
beside its action is mere speculation.
The usage that has obtained in clccting u.
r. Senators is one that needs scrutanizinc.
Ut is in taking Judges from the bench. Now,
we have great respect for the Judiciary of our
State, aud ita justices are pure and able men.
but, when they are placed on tho bench, po-
titical aspirations should be put away, and
nn inducements should be held out for thoir
iningling in the fogs and quirks of political
strife and excitement TO elect Judge or
chancellor tothe Senate, makes room for 9th.
ers, and this is alledsed as the motive Per-
haps in every case It is not so, but generally
it has its inhu"ncc. st any rate it is doubt
tiil policy, and we think is not founded in
wisdom, aud hence we oppose ii.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON. Editor.
PiCKENS C. 1t, s. c.:
Saturday Morning, July 10, 1857.
The New Volume.

Time; witrits manifold way-warnings, las
brought us to the end of another newspaper
year. With this number the Comrier com
lncnccs new volume, under the most nuspi-
cious circumstances. Four years ago, in con-
ncction with a lamentcd friend, we took
charge of this paper. Aftcr much umrcmu-
ncrated anxiety and toll, aided by generous
friends, we had the qualification of Witness
ing its prosperity and the general favor with
whichithas bccmrcccivcd. During this time,
its circulation has been nearly thribblcd, and
we now have the pleasure of stating that it
IL IN most prosperous condition. 1t is Que
Ufthc permanent institutions of the District I
We have cndcavorcd to make the C0uyir,.
acceptable to all. More especially has it been
uur aim and purpose to aid and assist in de-
Ncloping the rich resources of our hitherto
neglected district, to give proper direction to
useful industrial pursuits, to awaken deep
intcrcst i'll the important work of education,
to advocate principle wlca opposed 10y prcjm-
'fice and interest, and to oppose vice, error
and immortality wherever found. Although
not profcsScdly IL political Journal, the Cou-
rter has not, in an important instance, failed
TO indicate its position upon all questions of
State as well as Federal politics and policy.
We conceive these to be duties that attach to
an independent press, and we shall continue
t. exercise thcm Whenever it shall appear to
AIS meet and proper. Thus far, our best en-
crgics have been brought to bear in this work
and to say the most, they have been feeble
For our future course, therefore, We can only
safely argue from past conduct. Aud by this
we arc willing to bc judged.
With tho present number, VIC have donncd
mn entire new dress, at {, heavy expense and
considerable labor. Whilst this may I've lc-
ultimately regarded rs an evidence of pros
pcrity, yet we trust it will also be received rs
anapprccintion by us of the liberal patron
age wc are receiving For tho interest kind
friends have taken in our behalf and the
handsome support of the public generally, we
shall ever bc truly grateful Aud now, with
our best wishes for the happiness and pros
pcrity of our numerous patrons, wc again re-
sumo our arluous labors.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Anpointment,
tod, by the Governor, Magistrate for l'lckcn
district, in place of RoBT. STEwARy, RESIGNED
Dreadful Annident.

We are painc1 to learn that, by the cxplo-
SION of camphene lamp on the Sd instant,
Miss NINA NJ, eldest daughter of Col WM.
SLOAN, was so badly burned that slc died
from its effects on Monday last phc acci-
dent happened ut Col. SLoAN's summer resi-
dencc in Cashier Valley, Nc, aud, although
tho best medical skill was quickly at hand
1t all proved unvailing.
Death, at all times, is dreaded summons !:
but, when it comes surrounded with this de.
structivc element, and takes for its victimone
im tho flush of youth and thecnjoymont of
good health, it shocks the senses and draws
sympathy from the most obth.ratc. Col. SIS
family has our coincidence and the sympathy
Of all in tleir sad hercnycmrnt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Z" In a Fix"

Grief should not bc made subject of mcr-
rimcnt, but, under the circumstances, we pos
lively cant hclpit." The distress offricnd
MooRE, of the Caoiinitn, is great, and is
only equallcd by the grccdncss with which
he snaps upncws items. lie announced last
week, most glccfully, that ''X.'S" Shanghai,
aged three days, had been brought to its last
end, by coming in contact with enegro's
foot" Sad, truly; buta cruel way of term
mating the "witlcss efforts" that have az
tended the rise, progress and downfall" !" of
that egg" of comet notoricty, whcrcon ina
turc" had inscribed tire prophetic sentence
Take heed, time is short ~ But all fear of
the comet has, we believe, been dismissed
from the public mind. Not so, however, with
our friends "chickcn." lie still cries lusti-
ly for full particulars" after announcing
himself its untimciy cndT Queer, isn't?
We lament your condition, friend MoopE,
but really we cant help it," We would
advise you, however, to postpone the pursuit
offurther particulars" until about Christ
mas, when, as you alrcadyowc us zone" on
account of this outrageous bad egg" story,
we'll settle it over II noy-in Of the hest that
there is, at your cost!
Bv-thc-way, your preceding article must
have been exceedingly funny, or personal, as
we notice that it found its way into the rick
city columns of ncighboring Journal
Something is wrong, that's Yll
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Accident.

The first fatal accident occurred at Tunnel
Hill on tho 9TH instant. At shaft No. 4, in
drawing up large hammer from the bottom
OF the same, u distance of about one hundred
and Scventy-ive feet, it fell upon the head of
Mr. EDWARD COLDER. German operative,
and Killed him instantly, A CoronerS jury,
cmpamclcd by }. G. @. KRusE, ESQ., inquired
into the matter, and found that deceased came
to his death from the cnrclcssncss of the por-
Son charged with clearing the bucket at the
top Of tie Shaft, The cninmcndablc care and
vigilance exercised hy the contractors in the
prosecution of their difficult work has proved
unayaling, but we arc satisfied it is no fault
of theirs. Whore the workmcn are liable to
so many casualties, the wonder is that acci-
dents arc not of more frequent occurrence.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
From Europe.

The steamer Anglo S,xon has arrived at
Quebec from Liverpool. The foreign cotton
market closed firm, and quiet, with sales for
three days of 10000 bales. Two serious rail-
road accidents have occurred iii England, by
which twelve pcrsonswcre killcdand ono hum
drcd wounded. France is sending more troops
t. China. The difficulty between Spain and
Mexico is still unsettled In Franco, the clet
tions have resulted favorable to the govern
mcnt. An imsurrcction has broken out in
India, which is giving the English some trou,
bic
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Southern Commercial Conyention.

This convention will convene at Knoxville.
Tenn, on tho 10th of August, for the purpose
Of taking into consideration the commercial
prospects and interests Of the South, and en-
dcaSor to promote them by some practical
plan. Its assembling will doubtless have an
important bearing on the institutions of the
South, and we should like to geo our people
represented there. Especially, az. we are to
be connected by Railroad ut no distant day.
Who will moYc in the matior2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Death from a Snake Bite.

We lrarn that negro boy, belonging to
JAMES n. DOYLE Esq, was bitten by a Rat
tlcsnakc, ono day this week, which proved fa-
tai in a very short time. The boy as we
learn, was in the woods hunting cattle at the
time of the occurrence. Too much care cai-
not be taken in guarding against exposure to
the fatal fangs of this dangerous reptile.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
BhootIng Affair.

We learn from tho Mountain (Csa.) S;g,tat
ofthe llth Instant, that an affray took place
10 Union county on the 4fh, between y. II.
RooDs and WM. DoeEEr. WOODY, who was
armed with ariGc, phqt his antagonist tlrro'
thc breast, and his life is despaircd Of. The
affray grew out ofa law suit.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18

Lows @HD YouTR!---.t Justice in Detroit
recently married a couple who had attained
the ageOf eighty-seveH fsn,f eisIty-oight. The
bridswas bashfnl and requested that tho oiiiae
should be'eiosCd TO keep oHt spectators during
she performance Of tbs. ceremonies.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Drowned.

Wcregrctto learn that Mr. WILSON AIcKIx-
NEr, ofthis District Vas drowned inkcowee
river, near his residence, on the 10Th instant
II appears that he entered the stream for
specific purpose, and, although being Gn eS.-
pert swin,mer,he he WAS unabieto save himself.
\ lad was standing by at the time, but he
was too small to do moro than give the alarm.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Pendleton Female ACADEMY.

This institution will open Monday the
9th instant, under competent and experiem-
ccd teachers, We most cheerfully recon-
mend it to the favorable action of parents
and guardians. See advertisements
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18

'gffg LAsr on rug PoctnoNrAs.--Thec editor
Of fthe Southsidc fYa.) Democrat has seen the
hist fcluale descendant Of Pocahontae, and
the ouly descendant, in direct line, in the
shape0f atalls slightly drowned female ofGS
years, her long raven black hair dowin@oser
her shoulders, while she calmly leaned over
q Yankee tub, washing openwork stockings,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18

7 DEkrH OF GES, IIERN8SDRz.- The
Jacksonville News ANNOUNCES The 3leash sf
Gen. Joseph ~ Hernandez, sF Flori,la, who
was tac first delegate 10 Congress while IN
she territorial ct,ndititn, q leading meniber,
OF the territorial Legislature, and on the
brgakIng OFT Of In,lien hostjlitics, war inasse
~ DisS"ouef StenpfFII 10 enc q nlteG States
service, IS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18

DEsrRUcfIyR FIRE.--Tllc report which was
I,'blishcd some time ago, ofa obstructive FIRE
ut Port an Prince, has been confirmed bv i.
recent arrival at New York. Pie Gre broke
out at loidnight Of Bare B2th, aud dese4oyed
houses stores, and 0ther property, yaiue,t "a
one niiilion Spanish dollars,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-03
Literary Notice.

The Ottumwa Literary Association met at
the Court House, Tuesday evening", pursuant
to adjournment of previous meeting: on motion
Joseph N. Campbell took the chair and, called
the house to order, after which the Society
proceeded 20 the election of officers to- serve
during the coming term, and after balloting,
Mr.. ALONZO EATON, was duly elected
President, DR.. J. WILLIAMSON, Vice Presi-
dent, Newton Doggett, Secretary, and E. H.
Styles, Treasurer; the Society then took up the
previous question for discussion, Wis: Resoleed,
&C That the doctrine of the Unity of the Races
is correct" After very spirited discussion
by Rev. j. T. Robert on the affirmative, and
Mr.. J. Walker on the negative; the question
was on motion postponed for further discussion.
Order of exercises for the next regular
meeting, Tuesday evening, 9th inst, are as
follows:
1st. Lecture by E. H. Styles, Esq, on the
Principles of our Government. -..I,-.. III,
End. Discussion on the following questions:
Resolved, That the Usury Laws as they now
stand on our Statute Books, are impolitic and
unjust"
1t is hoped there will be a full house, and
the members of the Society concur ir extend
ing a kind invitation to all. The Ladies are
especially requested to favor us with their
presence. BY order Of the President.
B. A. FEINRMAN, Sec'y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-03

( PAPER MONEY Is CHEAPEsT.--It Is much
cheaper than mercantile money, and much
more convenient. The original cost OF co.
100000 sovereigns, at los. day, would be
10000, 900 days. labor. The annual interest
on the sum, at five per cent, is 1900 900; and
the annual cost of wear and tear of the coin,
al one-half per cent.--exclusive Of fraudulent
s'sweating," which is at least another half
is f300 600; so that to keep Mp our metallic cur
rency, which costs 12O,000.000 days. labor to
procure it, requires 6,6O0,OO0 days labor per
annuha.e Now, the cost gof the bank-notes,
which supersede metallic money is so small
as to- be almost MD; but experience proves that
only about two-thirds of the metallic currency
can be dispensed with, making the real saving.
by substituting bank.notes for sovereigns, &c.
600, 900 days. labor for first cost, and 400, 900
days's labor per annum. 1t may be doubted
whether any other invention exceeds paper
money in saving labor; and this great saving,
and its many convenences, are the plain and
palpable reasons why, in the progress of society
it everywhere supersedcs, TO great eytent, or
supplements, metallic money. ..-...