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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-23
MARTYREc HEADSl

Hundreds ohads o'hair ruined blythe ofdeleercu dyes
Tor which 20 scientific authority Is responsible.
CRIsrADOROs EXCELSIOR DYE
on the contrary presents the highest scientific credentials has
Analysed by Dr. Chiffon who stands at he head OF TX
pemenl Chemists aud De stacI ia his certificate that nothing
Injurious enters into It's composition. This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
added th wckHown fact that IS the most reliable and the
most natural dye manufactured have given immense pres
us. running up from month month, with
rapidly that severely The enars and Of tn pro-
rretgr.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers. cRTsTA
D0EO 81, e A,to- House, New York fel5-dlm
5r--Zs FOTGCE.-PropO.als will be received by
49, the undersigned comuii'e for the plan, elevation
and of metal suitable 70 protect the
sau" of SaY Csy br erected upon tn Cpol Square upon
@ site 90 Pc approved by the Governor of Virginia said plan 10
be m with VIM a. IA raud, El at the Farmers Bank Of Y
GINA, by 8 O'Clock Thursday, ti 2}t FEBRUARY.
WILLIAM 70. MACfAkLANu,
MYERS,
DAVID J. SAUNDERS, c.-,uu,oo
WYND EOBEETsON, '
gro X. CRUrCuFELD,
ALEX b. GUlGONi
frlT-dtd
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BALTIMORE Feb 22-Four and unchanged Corn less
Arm-sold 1910 Pork frm at $lsgls2o Whisky dun
2ic
New YoRK Feb 22-Cotton qulet-sales light Flour and
wheat unchanged Corn firm and unchanged Pork firm tut
lrreguar-new $3.50 prime S5 Whisky dun at 22 cts
Sugar 66.. spts. Turpentne dull at 900
Is Resin steady at /. 6i6II GT5t.
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DIED.
DIED,
Feb, 10, Mrs. FRANCIS ARMIsTEAD

or apopiexy Thursday Feb 49, Mrs FRANCIS ARMIsTEAD
BIRD Of Klng and Queen county, aged 81.
good mother kind nei.hbor devoted wife, she had greatly
endsred herself around her None knew her
She died suddenly unexpectedly and with devoted
friends around We humby hope she has place Of the
"mansons prepared" FRIEND
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rur WASHINGTnN STATrE CEIERRATION.

The WASHINGTON STATUE UEIlhBhAIIUN.
WASHINGTON Feb 22.-The Washington Statue Cee-
bration passed Off happily. The Seventh Regiment of
New York. the Baltimore Battalion, City Guards and
Alexandria military present The military display
was large and imposing.
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wis,ar,s Balsnm of wild Cherry,

eftie Pulmonary organs.
The greater the value Of discovery the higher held In the
esteem public and much in proportion that public la
bic imposed upon by the spurious limitations Of Ignorant de-
signing and dishonest men.
this preparation Is well known 20 be certain
cure for lncpi,nt Consumption, Asthna, Liver Com
pIaIut Coughs, isronChiIis and all similar affections
sn any remedy there found those villain
hsls wicked spurious and perhaps poisonous
mixture md try palm II OF as the genuine Basam
This ctUfOE de1les and hs pbc generGttV, dgdinF
purchasing my other than nafAdrng he tcrhn signature ~
I BI'TFs on he outside irrGyDsr.
Prepared by SETH w. P0wE CO. Boston, and for sale by
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO., and W. PETERSON
Richmond and by appointed agents every county, and Drug
rss generally. iel4-dckVlW
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THIRrY-SIXTH CONGmESS--First Session.

Norfolk Agents to secure him if found board. This
done Immediately upon the arrival Of the steamer at
Norfolk.
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ensd, Hodrsenes,. Difficult BrsGliing,
Sore Tpodt DC, DC
THESE WATERS give the moS instantaneous and PEREZ.
and when persevered with according directions never
feet rapid and lasting Thousands have been r.o.
perfect health who have tried ether In To an
and all constitutions they EQUALLY blessing and
need despair matter how long the disease may have s,
however may be, pro rded the organic structure
tai organs hopeiesy d-cayed Every AFFLICTED -
give them a impartial trial.
To vociLBrs PUBLIC sFsIKxEs these Waters are
valuable: they will In the most severe
hosrseness and their regular for few days will At
Increase the power and neHily Of the voice greatly ~
Its sone compass and eearnss for which purpose they are
larry used by many professional yocaIsts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor
Rochester, NsE Ton.
Price qc per box YoT sale by all respectable Duur
malg-eOd6cly
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$. VAIL SUE ,MsHIP KOAN- AnfGn,

port for the WIN X. VIM.
fe. 23-clm
II g. NAIL STE iMSHIP ROAM z%SS3,
| OKE, FOR NEW Y0RK-Ghe ROANOKE, .S--.gsslls.
Cant eorse Crouch O'Clock, =. NJ FRIDAY,
Passengers requested 10 be on board In due
time and brrths secured Office board the
ship Passage York. meals and state room Included dur
Fall and Winter $40 Steerage passage 81 Passage to
Norfolk River Boats. Freight received Friday
and up O'Clock, p NJ, unless sufeency be
ceyed prior Congnees requested to send for
goods friday Freight Boston will be forwarded directly
;derate ofesht and with the greatest dispatch
fel3-2t LUDLAM A WATSON.
80 r,,S ~, ,TU pE,SPor sale nv
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MILITARY GOODS now have In store n larca ,
M variety OF Military Hats and Caps Gas sampes) any or q
all Of which will be furnished to companies shortest no. n
tice, and at very low prices RO L. DICKINSON, =.
fe2l Is Main st,.,,
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$40 TEE VOTERS OF THE
~. 70 s.CA OH 4 30 AlH

FELIJW CIIIzENs 1t will dew I've upon at the ensuing
Spring Election Ia May next elect Commonwealth Attorney
for the County Of take this opportunity
myself candidate said oe and respectfully solicit
port for the WIN X. VIM.
fe
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EMOVAL.--we beg leave to inform friends and the
public generally That we have removed ronront
between Main and Franklin where
have largely Increased facilities for manufacturing all articles
will be able 10 show the largest ana most compe
assortment Of STOVES RANGES, FURNACES BRlTTANNIA
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TINwARE be found in any
house. either North South We have aso magnificent asso
meat GAS FIXTURES Of all kinds shall continue 10 CARY
PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING TIN and PATENT
ROOFING branches Of business with largely force
facilities assuring that have
business that 81 all attend TO all orders with
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on US for many
past hope to receive continuance Of The same Ia our
n ~ house.
PORTABLE GAswoRKs put up in town and country.
fe2 CHARLES D. YALE 4 co
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EAVR AND SVPPER-The

- dies Of the Sewing Circle OF the First Baptist Church
Aoug sale Of Fancy Articles and Refreshments and will
furnish Hot Suppers Ia the basement Of that house
every day and light this The object Of this sale Is to SUP
= ;n,l,aI'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-23

DELEGATES To THE WING CONVENTION
respectfully invited 10 call At the old stand, lO2 MAIN
sTRFfT supply Themselves with article Of Winter Cloth
ing y,ry price In order to make for Spring Trade
r. Offer unusual Inducements
- KEN BALDWIN ( Will Avs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-23

Pine ground Bone Dust
Ammouated super rhosnhaie Of Line
Improved Manipulated GuAno.
Prepared by Hartman general agent, and for 'ae by
f,Z2 SIN BACON 4 BlSKERvTIL.
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No. 100 Main Street.
KNOW LES & WAuE mn

WE In large assortment Of HERRINGs FIRE
w PROOF sAPts with Powder Proof Locks Merchant. and
others who have valuable books Jewels &c secure
Fire and Burglars afford be without one OF these
safes ieiS KNOWLES WAIPORD
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A TT NTION !--CHEsTERFIELD CENTRAL GUARps -
n Your Caps ready. You win please call and get
them OF Ro. l.. DICKINSON, N
fe2i is Main street ~
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VALVARLE PRIVATE RESI-.

~ DESCE on THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN,
BETN ZEN 9TH AND 9Th STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
particular attention Of the public respectfully called to the
othe valuable properly to take place the premises
on THURSDAY afternoon 2 February 1860 The location and
nghborhood among the city. Por fur her parcu
lars advertisement signed By Mr. John G. Williams Trustee
fr2l-dt2SP GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts
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SHEILDs & SOMERyILLE, ageo,s for the sale Of
- American Guano have hand supply imported from Ba.
kers Jarvis Island direct Virginia They wl continue 70
receive authorised offer Il the cargo or
ted give them q call "--''- f.ai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-23

zoo BUS. BLACK PEAS For sale by
OUU feB ROBINSON ROBERTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-23

Hundreds ofheads ohar ruined blythe ofdeetercI
for which 20 scientific authority Is responsible.
CRIsrADOROs ENCEISIOK DYE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-23

DOOTS.-Lades Morocco Boots very Handsome. at from
- 81 % to 81, fer WIN. WALSH's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04
M A III IEID

On Thursday evening, the end inst, in
the Presbyterian Church. in this city by
tho Rev. Mn MAREHAs. Mn. JAMES
sTITH, ~ MISS MATTE. eldest dsug hter
Of the Rev. THos. CAsrLEroS.
Very handsomely dons--s very hand
some couple aud the public very handsome
ly rewarded with handsome and interest
ing sight. Though the affair IVES some
thing Of secret, the public generally, was
advised and went. Another handsome
prize won. and whilst happiness follows 90
one hand number Of Benediots are made
az sad as they should be. All happiness
to you, young folks, in the voyage Of life.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04
Explosion Of the Steamship Lacrosse,
COMPLETES WRECK or THE VESSEL.

The steamship Lacrosse, X. ". Davis,
commander, which lett this morning for
Sabine Pass and Galveston, burst her boi-
lefs when opposite the ". 3. Barracks, aud
il a complete wreck.
The LaCtosse left her wharf at o'clock
with no cabin passengers and only few
on deck. She had only about half cargo,
consisting Of assorted merchandise and
produce.
Ripes the above was written we have re-
ceived from Capt. Brown, of the towbost
!. u. Day, the following report
"The steam propeller LsCfosse. Capt.
Davis, which cleared yesterday for Sabine
Pass and Galveston, exploded her boiler
~ 10 o'clock this morning, when opposite
the y. s. Barracks. The explosion made
n complete wreck " the vessel. The La
Crosse had on bofd st the time 600 sacks
eofn, 400 bbls. -four, $50 do. potatoes,
bbls. lard, kegs butter, $50 bales bagging
cotton gins, aud sundtles The tugbVss
Union and numerous small crsfs were
around the wreck when the s. u. Day
passed her"
Owing to the lateness Of the hour NJ
which the news was here received. we are
unable 70 obtain further particulars for on
evening edition. We are only informed
by the agents that the Lacrosse Ind no
cabin and but few deck passengers. Wheth-
er aud lives at all were lost we could not
laatn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

AN AWFUL DIsEAsE.-Tbe Pipgn-
ipsy, complaint peculiar TO the
Western country in summer season,
has broken out among many Of our
citizens. A sudden depression Of the
collipsis lindix, Gazing in Of the spi-
naliiy or backbonibus, and feeling
Of slimness in the immediate vicinity
Of the cateroid canibus, may be re-
garded rs proper indications that the
complaint is coming on. The follow
ing prescription will afford instant
relief.
"spiritus VIM Otsrdi, y. | spifitus Mini
Jsmsiesi. .. sss. sugsrum Whitum, q.
8. Icibus FINS, q. 7. Slieeum Pineapplei,
Strawberry shskistis violenter suokite
duleiter cum stfswum"
A friend at our elbow "a learned
NJ. D. remarks that he would not
object TO have the complaint for the
sake Of the remedy. Cteretaud Ptoin-
DEXTER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04
nailp Ga3ettr ann Comet.
Wnn nm Iri-At sn unratdsd moment

VINO Din Iri-At an ungatded moment
yesterday. some one invaded our front Of
fceland felonicusly took away our best pen.
"A pen priced by us beyond price. The
best afty dollar bill that ever passed over
the counter Of Bank. could not have had u
cfus. II has gone, past the hope Of recovery
because II is elssped in ashinins metal re
semblinR gold, but which in truth Is moth
ing but brass. will the the gentleman
who stole II please bring II back to- night
and place II where he found ~ II he will
we will foot the bill for extreme unction.
and when he hts gone to ~ we hope
he will, we will engage TO cay the very
h,ndsomest thing we can for him, IN a neat
obituary. There was magic In the point
of that pen, which had got accustomed TO
our way Of thinking and gracefully blends,
TO adapt itself 10 CJmstse ideas. We
have no hope to be in sgood fbumor, until
the return Of that pen. II the gentleman
Is afraid Of being seen In an effort 10 restore
the property, he can hand II 10 our FREUD
At r.. Joseph's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

RAsoALirv or INsuRANoE ConpANtEs.
Some cf our insurance companies need
very sharp looking after. They take n
mans money year after year, and then,
when his property burns mp, end he has
nothing left IN the world perhaps but his
insurance. they take the advantage ofsome
technieality never dreamed Of by their vic.
tim, and refuse 10 pay the policy. thereby
completing the ruin which the flames had
begun. Not one man In hundred ever
reads an insurance policy through, or could
understand the legal bearing of its multi
tudinous clauses and condition." IL he
did read IL. lie gets his property fairly
insured. pays his premium punctually,
acts honestly himself, end supposcs that
the company will do the same but In
this last respect he Is sometimes wofully
mistaken. There are insurance companies
that deliberately slip "conditions" into
their policies hich they have GO, d reason
30 suppose the insured will not notice, and
which will be almost certain 10 defeat the
claim for Insurance in ease the property be
burnt mp. There are probably thousands
of policies now In this city under which
their holders are reposing in fancied secu-
rity, but which IT. reality are not worth n
straw, on account Of some tricky "eondi-
ton" which has never come under the no
tice Of those who have honestly paid their
money for protection against pecuniary
ruin. II is time that our Legislature inter
posed between these insurance sharks and
their victims. A law should be enacted
requiring the companies 10 grore actual
frdVd on the part OF q policy holder, be-
fore they could he allowed 20 avail them
selves OF any violstien on his part OF the
multifarious conditions" which 1t has be e
come customary to insert in policies Of
insurance.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

ESD OF An ELorESENr.-A recently at
tempted elopemont in this city ended in
a ludiorous fssco. The onamored swain
was opposed by the parents Of the lady-a
frequent occurronco-Rn had made ar
rangemonts with his fianco TO fly with
him on the wings Of love. Tho time was
act. Tho night was propitious, and the
lady with her Parcel of "thinRs" climbed
out of tho back window upon woodsLed
and descended thence into tho alley and
into tho arms Of hor lover. But they wero
not destined TO we'd. The would DO bride
groom had celebrated his intended esca-
pada in too deep libatious 20 the god Of
love, and when the lady found out his con
ditlon, which sho did as soon rs in the pro-
sonco and embraces of him, sho was so dis
gustod that she would proceed no further,
and leaving him 10 lonely contemplation
proceeded round by the street TO the front
door of her house, to which she was quiet
ly admitted, when she made confession
aud rccantion, and retired to her bed still
a single woman. The defeated lover. 10
console his deep-seated sorrow, proceeded
TO various cofise houses, and became 80 up
ronriously melancholy that he was taken
into custody and spent the night in Jail
Rochester Union.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

OuH Paris CoRREspoNpEEr.-Some
months or more ago, our fellow.citi-
zen J. Il. Testard, took notion,
that he would like to go back to
his native place in vine.clad, France.
To this end France being at peace)
he got permission, and left in May
last, taking with him commission
60 serve rs. at n son and a hall a
line, M our Paris Correspondent
AZ time enough has elapsed since
he left. for him to circumnavigate
the globe, we were on the eve Of
concluding, that he had gone down
to unfatbomed caves Of ocean, TO
keep company with men, women
and things there, and feast 10 the
resurrection. on wedges ST gold,
and Baskets of precious stones.-
Not so. lie still lives. but cribbed,
cramped mp and confined, prisoner
IN Bordeaux, whore he must await
the decision Of the Council of War,
10 determined whether or not, he
shall be enrolled in the Infantry, to
serve that ansefved portion Of his
time which his mother country
claims as hers. Here is the cause
OF our failure in the promise Of reg.
ular Paris correspondence, in which
we expected TO run sharp compe.
tition with the Picayupe's cores
pondent "Gammon." Testard has
been broke Of the commission grant
ed him by the Comet. under the
government conviction, that his
views reflected back on France,
through the respectable medium of
this newspaper, might set the peo-
pie TO singing LIE Maroe'ia,e again,
and cause another revolution, re.
quiring a new map of Europe. We
cannot blame Napoleon for this, far
sighted stroke of policy, because
self preservation is the first law Of
nature but being cut of. from n
region so fruitful of incident, throws
us back again on our old and most
reliable friend in the newspaper
business "Scissors'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04


THE CENsus.-The four leading
Western cities are now nearly about
the same size, although ten years ago
there was an extraordinary disparity
between them. They now show about
the following figures, as we learn from
the Chicago Press aud Tribune and
Pittsburg Despatch Cincinnati. 1885,
600; st. Louis, $4,000 Pittsburg,
10000 Chicago, 10000. These
statements are not official nor exact,
and the estimates vary for each but
the cities will occupy about the same
rank. The census marshals for Albany,
New York, have nearly completed
their labors, and it is expected that
their figures will show n population
of 10000. The population Of Read.
ing, Pa, will reach $4,000. which
shows a large increase. Lancaster,
about 10000, and Columbia, has
5000, which is an increase Of 666 in
the past ten years. Norristown, it j:
estimated, will not exceed a popula
ton Of 10000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

D9- The Chicago zouaves cleared
$500 BY their exhibition the other
evening at the Boston theatre, after
paying Prof. Anderson $500 for the
use Of the building -EroAange.
The Zouaves could not make better,
or more innocent use Of their time
Under the influence Of the Peace So.
ciety, the time will come, when the
entire army may be turned into the
ring Of the ampitheatrc to play the
clowns part. Fighting according to
Christian discipline is sanguinary and
blood thursty enough, without calling
in, the aid Of outside barbarians, and
their savage modes. Truth never
calls violence to It's aid, and justice is
never attained but by the conquest Of
peace.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

LOUIS PHILIPPE AND Prince JE.
boME.-Tbe Paris correspondent Of
the London Times says;
"Every one has remarked that in
tho biographical sketches furnished
as authority for the provincial papers,
or indeed in any Of them which have
appeared in the Partisan press, there
ia no allusiou TO Prince Jerome's re-
quest TO fix his residence in Paris, in
1S47, having been granted by the
Government Of Louis Philippe. IL
was even said that orders we're given
to avoid all mention of tho fact, and
IL il no doubt believed that bis arriv.
al in Paris was subsequent 10 the
elevation of his nephew to the Presi.
ocnt Of the Republic. Now this is
unfair both to the Prince Jerome and
to tho King of the French. The
Prince was not only permitted to re.
side in Paris with his son Prince Ma
poleop, but be sought and obtained
an interview with Louis Philippe,
who was then at st. Cloud. The
folding. doors Of the saloon were
thrown open TO receive him, though
according to etiquette, the compliment
was only paid to crowned head I;
and the Prince expressed himself
touched by the attention Of the King,
who received him most graciously.--
The Prince, moreover, obtained from
tho government Of Louis Philippe the
grant of a pension Of l50,000f, sub
ject to the approval Of the Chamber
of Deputies and this approval would
assuredly have been granted but for
tho overthrow Of the government by
the revolution of February. believe
he solicited the vote of certain depu-
ties when the bill should be brought
before the chamber. There was also
something said of the Princes desire
to BIO named Peer of France and Go.
vernon of the Invalides, and had
Louis Philippe remainedo on the throne
it is probable that this very natural
wish would also have been grait6ed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04


TnE sournEpS CorpEDsRAot. This IL
the title Of new paper published over In
Atlanta, Georgia, by Mr.. James Pickney
Hamilton. II lsa campaign paper. sdvo-
eating The Douglas ticket. To the respect
ful request of "plesse x" we most respect
fully decline not hat we fear it's effects
on our people In the influence II may eser-
else through the medium Of the grocery
store, into which all cur exchanges and
their way but because, we do not like the
name Of the paper-it smells Of treason
In the time Of Burr, Il would have been 40
regarded by loyal and patriotic citizens Of
that period but now, one Of the well de
termined rights under larger liberties, is
that, that every fellow may exercise In
bsbbling about disunion and talking about
what the South ought 20 do, In certain
contingencies. The Georgia editor is en-
tirely too fast. We have no Southern con
tederacy yet. When the people Of one sec-
ton get 30 far sstranged from another Sec
ton, "a to desire this suicidal condition the
Georgia editor will he advised through
some other mouth piece than Mr.. yancy.
orJohn Mitchell Mr.. Douglas has friends
over here. whosay they are supporting him
fcr the sake Of the Union. They are not
yet ready for Southern confsderacy.-
The question is fret to be settled, "who
shall be King, and who act az Prime Min
ister." II the editor Of the Georgia paper
lie really In favor Of Mr.. Douglas (and we
don't believe he is) he had better confne
the circulation OF the "soutbern Ccnfeder-
scy" TO Mr.. ysncy's precinct.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

say- New Post Offices have been
established in this State at La Place,
st. Martins parish, and Harris Bluff,
DE Soto parish and the post office
Mt LipdviIle, Union parish, has been
discontinued.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04

@- The journals says: at has
been laid down by Mr.. Justice
Willes that a banker is bound
to pay on the production of the
half OF cut note, even without an
indemnity" Therefore, all one has
to do is to get G5 note, and cut
il in halves. Present one half. and.
under authority of Mr.. Justice
Willes, demand the money. Do
the same with the other half. Turn
each G5 into a note, and cut each
note, and repeat the presenting
process. An industrious young
man, with f5 and pair of scissors,
may now render himself indepen.
dent in the course of a week OF
two. Thanks, to Mr.. Justice Willes
-Paach.