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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

sal III hhf ItdAtlSs
ELECTIONS.-rhl season OF the
year is the great iuhire of freedom almost
all over the Uninn the lime when tie a
gents of the people return To the mass
from which they had heen selected to
transact the national business, to CITE an
account Of their dolngs, aud To be r" lnses
ted with authority, or sentenced Ia retire
nicnt. In this statc the elections are near
y over. We obserye from the returns afrra
dy published, that large portion OF the next
II nj Delegates " i'll be NV members. The
EXCLUSION of the former menlscrs is said To
lave been produced by their vote ON "A
q cstiun " fich has been made to assume an
impo lance which il does not possess. II
WIS onr on which two men may very ho
nrsliy differ aud neither he criminal. II
VAS onr. moreover, which could not rrcur
again, and winch Of course ought not To
nave been made a question at the po,ls.-
If, indeed. IL had been the convention,
Which will be n standing question until II is
granted, there would have been some pro
pfirty in making a candidates. op,nions sub
leet of Investigation, aud To sot" TOR 81 n
galnst hun * you approved or dlshpproVcd
of thrm. But where ii Is impossible IN the
nature of things, that "A similar occn renee
can take place, 1t IL sheer folly tn punish a
I'm for the mere pleasure winch the ~
rrcise ofthr power will afford, The disrohe
ment hich annually takes pliWr among the
public servants of their official dignity, and
| their return tn the great mass of the body
polite, without any distinguishing badge
| to bring then into notice, Is beautiful *
complication OF the syatt m Of government
under which il is our happiness to live -
aud though caprice aud Hhlm, and perhaps
! intrigue, have an agency III deciding the e
! leetlrus To- n greater extent than we arc
aware of, aud therefore they are often not 4
just criterion of light and wrong, yet thus,
sulied rs the elective franchise often is,
! there ia something maIrsilc and ennnblln5
/ in the idea of selecting ones own rnler-,--
! of marching To the polls, and voting for the
man Of your choice--and there II, too,
something grateful to our self pride, III
! knowing that we hold rod over their
heads ; and that az we created them, 81 w
can destroy. In republican Virgin,a, how
over, the exercise Of this right is very re
strictcd owing 10 the ahsurdity iabsurd
now but not 81 hen the provision was
inserted in the conslI utlon1 of making land
! the exclusive eYidenc, Of capacity aud pat
riorism We hope however the day IS M,
far distant when these things viii be better
ordered in the "Old Dominion - when
| neither reverence for o.r iorelathers nor
their works shall induce us to cling 10 cr
Tor, nor personal interest interim 10 check
the advance Of truth and knowlrdgc--"hcn
all will be allowed TO participate in The
enjoyment of natural rght--and when
Virginia shall be practically as well as the
ore,icoliy republican.
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COTYON MARkET-

Aeruleman from Richmond, 18th whom
Ne conTrrsrd IN Saturday evening, says
thai Cotton had been sold in New York at
30 cents cents lower Than former quo
latloos. No apparent cause exists for this
depreclation II IS sad that the holders
are much alarmed and await With considc
rabie anxiety further ad,ices from Europe.
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Lottery dhd Enchfhge Ece No. H.
.Unthe, Sbch-~ baltimore.
ere ~ the tour last Slotr I.oiiories, ,rsro
'ol1 ihe Great Capitals of loo 600 Daliafs--
&9o,o"1.--2 Of 90 TUT OF 10 ,oOO--bes
10 les 'hnn iiN CAPITALS Of SOTO -.
lars, &c &C.. And WHERE MORE cal,
! Ms II WE BEEN SOLD THAN Al Az
OTHER OFFICE IN AMERICA.
u enprRs from my part Of the ro,tc.!
Sihies or Territories, enclosing tic tash a-
prizes in amy Of re Lotteries G"s pad) VII
fieet our accustomed prompt attention. AJ
dressed 10
J. l. COHEN, fraitimope.
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Mn yN ASE. NAY,

10 BE- dropn on III, lam day IF uog, ard
By IN Improved mule q Dfou'iHE, sseUr
ri ~ ieiiers Patent hnder The Acai u he
faited States
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lost or Mislai0.

COVE weeks ago. BOND given by
- Charles II, cobhs 10 James y. Bullock,
Tor 1iio, gwen Tor tue rent Of plantation
in 1874 The finder win oblige the subscr;h.r
by ret~rning tito him
April %. no
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TIE, LAST alAII,

The papers by the last mail are wholly
devoid "f Interest, containing neither later
ad'lc"s from Europe, nor any interesting
domestic ncWa.
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iIersE- OF nEIraArra

Patrict John A. IIairsfon. &. Penn.
Pdisgirania --Bcnjamin W. S. Cabcll
t2t, Vincent Wilcher 933, Walton SOY,
Sholton ~, Terry a. Rorer Is.
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We do not know whtn we have ever read
OF a more shoekiog murder than that de
scribrd hrIow. A it has been papahIy
produced by m intinllion oc the folles of
THEN senior, there is some grourd for the
expectation that it will have the effect in
some drgrce, by it. reveitins character,
to put brutality out of fashion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

The mode of drawing is on an cnlrel, new
plan approved by the Commissioners Of Lot
trr'es. appointed by thc Goycrnor aud Conn
ell OF SLATE, md brought ont under special net
OF the Legislature,
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TIE NIRGINI.AN.
LYNCnDuRG, ArnIL IS, i8s5.
INIlINNS.

In another column, w publish = rerut,
made by 80 taiied States Agent Ia Ga,.
Cas-, uf the STATE and condition of settle
meBt anung tie Indians uhtre sumo WHITES
have long resided. II furnishes pleasing
evidence ot the susceptibility al the ,odian
10 q, ilzation, and his rapid advance III The
arts necessary In render him happy IN that
state and fureihly conlfadlets the theory
which has been INDUCED with too much
readiness by some persons that he IL
So firmly wtdded Ia the savage life, that 1t
is liprossible Ia draw him from the chase 10
the plough. We commend II to this peru
sal Of uur readers.
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."a@e ..--
NE : SIAP! rs

Are tire best aud surrst ciyil7crs Of conn
by. They contain within themselves not on
~ the eleme<tts OF knowledge, hut the iT-3ucc
uents 10 learr. There isno ono 40 instructed,
M one ST. ignorant, as not In learn from them
spmethinS. ltstems impossible that any peO-
PIE, wifhln whose reach good newspapers can
Dc brought, can resist the temptation TO lrttcrs.
Ia america, where Hlone the thing Las been
tried, native, unable To read. cannot be
hnnd. lii thus that the miscellaneous chm
ecler OF newspaper makes it more valuable
uan It il contained political occurrences and
political dissertations. The Understandings
VI rs readers are led on, by degrees, from the
"nplesl domestic occurrences Ia thoac Winch
~ 'hcr tenatcSt interest or Hppcai to their
A'o'e'l symTathiesj from tlte ovCgturning 81 =
~" 10 'he oycrturning @: m empire. 1t IS
,.llpos3lbe TINT a man, however pnrrow may
ms view, can cast about in suck n mass OF
VFhhtlon, for Tint which pgticularly con-
shlS own objects or pursuits, wahnul
'I'"o''hG on Something which ehiarses hi.
80 or exercises his reason. Ii - neersSar!
p" nave seen people among whom ncwsPa-
r rfis nave not penetrated, TO know the mass
S.a u'chIevous prriuGices which these pro
w ,1"'Ns instantly and necessarily dis'ipatc.--
d may Instance The beiiet in wtthcrati, aud
m'o rare which, m the approach Of scarcity,
s. a, ..'H"er'y directed ae,snst the dcaIerstn
,,aro'vons. No man, accustomed TO watch
, G's slete OF crops aud mar,et., the spcouia-
On, ,,' On the adequacy or deic ency CT sanp'y,
naa, 'nt mon.nt suppose thu scarcity or
i, ny depends upon the baker, or miliers ot
=. I1''"'ct, or that violence towards them can
>, any other than had effect This is
INV, .A"np'e OF the general effect OF newspn
- LIE instruction i, conveyed, not by
hall. '(e' inclination of opinions, hdi 10y tbs
aaat OF looking hcyooa tho narrow circle OF
I'm pRt5pnat observation To the resnltS ut
more enlarged view. \ ucwapaper is, in
1 l','he instrument which enables al indiy,d
al 20 aVail himself Of the cSpogience of the
'"9'e community - IFesthtasttrR erisi9.
tn. lie london Morning Chronicle advises
- 'he iciof, not 10 sisit tho u. states, tor
-. on that in our respectable theatres
,n'Ne allowance "a RaIe iyg nroad, on
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Sinie nttery OF MARYLAND.

The mode Of drawing on nm ent'sls NV
plan approved by the COMMISSIONED
OF lol lEhEs, appointed by tie Gown
son nnd CoraelL OF state aud brought out
under slrcial net ri the Legislature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

/ .fmc-ic7a.S aep-A raragrapa 10 nH4.siny
ton Paper states, tia, we shall shortly have la
"a m r..d,, g.,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

DAsd Hume, to indacr young lady,
who WAS ve1y fond Of readas novels, to
read history, told her there WAS no great
difference between them, in point of fal4c
hood, one hcing in general almost as true
as the other.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

To be dra'cn on the i3h day Of Nay, npd
" an Improved mode q draming, stcUcd
bg hfiters Patent under the Seal u the
United States,
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THOMAS TICKLE.

Tishlc Hp1, 10Th 3prit, 1923.
L. S. shall take no notice of the play
which gone make of Mr.. p'- nnmr.=such
rs ,hd he would ,haw upon his head host
of pitdJorhs, Sc. &c. II Is too lutte aud
unmeaulng
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

last session of Congress, with a correspond.
lps proportion OF light vessel.)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25

Uaiiimore. .prd 7, Isf5
II W have the pleasure Ia present i1 tie
l1llir liz Eolnlh sahenle nl the
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e. q zB r. rvs

III In 'he frcnics' variety Of Numbers,
YDJI ALL r. -
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20 Dollars Reward.

| DANAWAY from the subscriber, living
| ~ ,nlynchburg, II negro innn named MN.
60, he IS we'll formed fellow, about q beet
10 or / inches high, very black complexion,
has very white teeth, high cheek bones.
! eyes small aud sat deep IN the hcnd.-he
has scar on one ot his jaws,. (which, not re
tol'reted0 he lIBs also wound In his forfs
hand, nearly IN front Intel, received, perhaps
not quite WELL he is about 20 yenrs oid. ard
had on when he'lcii home Oh the 2isl insi. n
short con, and panialoons Of grey cloth, also
a pair of black cashmere pAn,aloons and fAr
hat about hall worn. lie pr,haps may have
taken other clothes with him. ! expect he
IL aiming for Richmond, NJ llfve been in
formed he Was sfen In boat going down
The river la.i 1ucs,lny. As br was partly raised
IN the lower part OF King William county,
he may attempt 10 get there NJ some OF tho
adjoining counties, he is we'll acquainted In
New Kent, aud King and Queen. lie has
been working for the las, three years ai tho
carpenters trade, but is very expert NJ most
kinds OF common work. will give u r.waid
Of $40 II taken Within thirty mites Of Lypch-
burg aud the above reward of twenty dollars,
II taken beyond those limits aud all reasohu-
BE expenses pail in either ensc
GEORGE h. LAMBETH,
February IS. w,s2z
The Edior oftho Constitutional Nhie. Will
in,er, tho above advertisement weekly I
weeks aud foreurd his account TO this Office
! for collection.
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10 NOR ALISTS.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

general satisfaction has been manifes-
ted at the election Of MIR. Adams. With
but few exceptions, aud they only among
the Incorporate and inconslderate, such az
Stephen Simpson, of Philadelphia, all APP
pear pleased. The friends of Mr.. Adams,
of course, have nuthlng TO complain Of
Mr.. Words supporters rejoice that
Gen. Jackson is shut out, aud, rice rerSr,
Gen. Jackson's friends rejoice at Mr.Craw-
ford's exclusion, Though, after their high
expectations, aud needless yauntlngs, the
latter seen rather chagrIned. But Ihls
IS always the effect of e" running bJoe tue
WIND" They "reckoned w,hout their host, j
ind Ii Is no wonder that damages wrre
somewhat heavier than they expected.
\ an evidence of the good feeling of the
Cran forditrs, We extract the following pa
ragraphs, Oue from snow deus y. J. Adj
,ocalr, and the other itom Tue inchester
lNa.l Gazette
From the II inchss,tr IN Gazette.
We stop the press to announce the impor-
tant ntOfmation that John q. Adams is elect
ted Pre- sdent vi the United States. This III
formation is derived trOm handful, brought
by gentleman vino arrived from ashIngen
lH-l evening. rs We GOUlu hpl w EIhAlh'A III
our wishes 60 have Mr.. Crawford elected to
that important trdst, we congratulate the
country that the choice has fallen upon Mi.
Adams.
From suowdsn's " y 3drotGis.
The PftSidenrg.--1he vote Of New York IN
the great Congressional Election last Nednes'
day, which conferred the Presidency upoh
John Quincy Adams, may Jnstl! he styled
wise and ma"ttaninIouS aCt-lhis great state
held the power TO deeide or To protfact the
contest which has long held the Union III sns'
pence, but avoiding any selfish exercise 9t thh'
power which might promote icuds hy division
She cast her Presidential vote H. favour OF
safe aud experienced citizen, and gave US
President on the first ballot. :
We should have teen graifed il Dur first
choice, William II. Crawford, had receivet
The majority, between whom ahd mr.. edam
there has never been any bat KIND feelings
Their ualitical sentiments upon great govern
,a.tr,sl measures. were also .inilnr. While ~
a.. u qualification in these, Nc con, win
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Valuable I.uts
fcbruery q


FOR S.lLE.
vINiE citizens of iynchhurg and i's vici
4 oisi,y, are hereby respectfully informed
that tlie subscriber viii, on the 2blb dny Of the
next month, March, proceed, on The preni..
ses, to sell, nj public auction, On credit II
sly, twelve, and eighteen months, his LOf
No, 81, lying opposite Spring Warehouse, on
Lynch street, aud fourth alley, and which fof
the accommodation Of purchasers, he will d.
vide into sis lots, of twenty FIVE feet Zach IN
front, On The street, aud i32 feet back 10 lot
No 40. This property lying in front ol
public inspection OF tobacco, aud on III. mort
elevated situation on Lyncl, street will AXE
md FOR build,ng3 for Stemmers, or Mauufac-
iurers oil Tobacco. Terms, AMI further psl'i-
aulnrs will l,e made known nj the premises.
on the day OF sale
- THOMAS HUMPHREYS
February % ids 27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY.

The anniversary of the day which gave
birth to man vino WAS first IN war, first
10 peace. aud first in the hearts of his coun-
trymen,' was ushered in with the discharge
ofcannon. notwithstanding the inclemen-
cy and dlsagreeahIeness Of the weather, the
new and handsome company of Artillery.
commanded by Captain Rhodes, appeared
nn the underground, at l2 O'Clock, aud
fired federal salute in honor Of the day.
Thus do Republics pay homage to the me-
mory of their benefactors
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{: @ " 4 N IS
to'ts,y ard Erchonge QGce, No. III,
.Harktf street, Bailimore.

Lo'tsry ard Erchdpge Office, No. III,
.Hdrkef street, baltimore.
Where lOli the capital prizes Of 10000
DOLLARS aud 10000 DOLLARS, drawn iu
the Monument Lottery on Thursday last ,weia
sold, aud where the great capital prize OF O,e
INJURED Thousand DoIiors, and the two
20, oJ6's--lo, Ooo's--5, om'z, &c oc. we're sold
III thet~o Inst State Lotteries, and the ASH
for the whole Instantly paid on presentation
OF the Tickets, MS usual.
- ORDERS from any part of the United
States, either by mail, post paid, or by private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prizes IN
any of the Lotteries, will meet the seine
prompt and paneina attention rs il on per
| sonal application. Hdd'ifasss'; 20
J |, COHEN, IT. aItimore
! ~ COIi%NS Loftery Gazetfe and Regis.
ter" will conain the O1ieia List, of the draw.
ings, and will be forwarded throughout The
! Lottery grafis, 10 all who purchase iheii tick
cts at OilEN'S OffIo T.. Those y no sh
10 receive the drawing will mention il when
they send on their orders.
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LITER AIRY.

EHi0nS Botaay.-Alr. Elliott, Of 6. Ca
roiinn, has been engaged for long TIM" in
preparing work on Botany. We are hap.
ny 10 learn from the last number of the
Charleston Coulter, that the publication il
now completed. 1.-The last number issu.
ed. says the Courier, IL the seventh of the
second voisme: making in all thirteen
numbers. One third of the subscribers n
this work reside in Europe nany of
them the countrymen Of Linusus; the
father of flowers. A production which rx
cites So much interest abroad caunot fail
10 command Interest at home"
" T. Obs.
The Hon. Timothy Pitkin of Conncc-
ticut, is preparing for the press, Sketches d
the Political History Of the United STATES,
from their first settlement, h the close u
the naturalization Of President flashing
ton.
Miss Edgeworih has n new work in the
press, entitled Mutual Instruction - the
object OF which is tu excite n taste for Sci
-nce, aud to put youth IN possession OF It's
principles.
Letters from England mention that th.
Waverly novel, III. Crusaders, has been
! suspended. The reason is said to be
known only to the author. II is general,
understood that Sir Walter Scott will pul
his name IN the title page.
The manuscript of lord B,rons private
letter suppressed in England by the chan
Gerry court, is now in the hands of M.sss
Carey and Lea, of Philadelphia. who
have pat it TO press, and will publish ii
shortly.
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QUERIES, Joun1ed upon cr,tnin dc', and do
ings Of the late Vrginia legislature.
tn ANTI fnNVEN IlnNISIS

QUERIES, foun1ed upon csrtpin art, and do
ings Of The late Vrsini1 Legislature.
TO ANrl=CONVENIlONISrs.
|. When the people, or any portion OF them,
appeal to their representatives,, and ask them
to afford the means of expressing their opini.
ons IN concert, on any matter pertaining TO
the general veal, are moi their representatives.
bound, republicans, 10 grant their petition ?
:. Does not refusal on the part OF the re-
personalities argue one ot two ihngs-eithcr
thai they are afraid TO trust the people with Il
matter which concerns the happiness Anu
prosperity of the people alone, aud which
mig suit, by a judicious aud loudly called
tor reform, III The loss To some OF our modern
oolons OF their snug SiHecures?-- TINT, WAX.
ing tat IN their vocation, they deem the str.
rant above the master
| 3. viii the people recognize this odiou,
! principle, and place power again in hands
which thus WELD il in subver.lon oi the rud.
! OF Justice, and in opposition 10 the genius oil
repnblicaaism
| 4 Are not one half Of the member. of the
| Virginia Legislature mere drenes, who go Jee
or h0y, as the master spirits, who cut out and
do all the business, bid them
B. Ought not this evil 10 be remr1ied?
TO lEGALIST3.
l. II have right 10 bring into this STATE
aud sell, hogs from Kentucky, Goldfish from
Massachusetts,, or whiskey from Pennsylvania,
have not the snms right to import and dis.
pose OF any other article OF barter and sale
from Mary Iand
2. Are not lottery tickets articles ef harter
and sale, and is not II law prohibiting the es.
t'ishmrnt of agencies In tins state Tor the
sale OF tickets in lotteries authorised by other
stnlcs void and OF no effect
3 II a have il right to perform certain
ac has no ni IA iyh n In
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OF MAINLAND, Ao.a, nowdrawing EVERY
WEEK, IN The city Of Baltimore, Under the
srperiutendence of the ommssioners mp
pointed 10y the Goeernor aud Cothcil
1nnrrtsrn DAYS Dn.wfNs
M 6ls3 prize Of $1,000
l2Slj llHuo ptikss OF 500
s3Ul6 sibO5O DO 100
lo5 aprize Of %
And ~ rsrl Of 10
yorr.frs'z pAy's pnLxIss.
No. $500 prize Of Si0oo
1871 1924 priZcs of 900
+2isl -l3ubs 1921 6I24 $3.50 1921 loo
Aud lnl ot 10
All marked thus sold NJ COHEN'S Office,
where the cash can be had for all prizes tie
moment they are drawn.
The situation Of his splendid scheme il
now highly Interesting and aiiractive-ON-
LY SIX DRAWINGS remain 10 complete IL
and there are slill undrawn the capitals of
S4o,ooo, 2o,ooo, 10000, 1900, 10 OF 900,
OF 800, Nc. &c
HhoiJ Tickets, gl2 Quarters, So 90
Hdirts, u TighMS, so
10 he had. warranted undruwn AZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25

Gorernor Ciinipn.--fhe Coli wing para
graph we copy from the Lopdon Travel
Ter " We are most happy in learning 10y
the New York papers, that Mr.. Pc Wit
Clinton has been again elected to the Office
of governor of that state. The estimation
IN which this great aud good man il held
Ivy his fellow cItiaens, may BIZ apprecia
ted by the fact OF hrs return bctng SANG
toned by majority, of nearly 10000
votes -
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT
ALIENS OFFICE,
Main Street, Lsnchinrg

February p, 1928.
The Official List OF the 18th days drawing
Of the Maryland State Lottery received nj
ALIENS OFFICE, where nil tickets can be
exs mined gratis.
No 5000 prize of $1,000
1871 1924 do 5Dr
6l2l $3.50 1908 1881 1921 loo
And 1911 of It.
The no.t kind Of uncurrent Bank Notes Ia
ken in payment oil tlekeS.
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Corrtrt'd wcekly far he iiTg'pidn, nj HRe
Lottery 4 L1ehnuge qGce, Lyn'hb'rg
pr. RI. hsc pr II. ii
Notes Of Ma,sa- .Norh Ccroi'nn.
chdset', banks p n 3 State Bunk and
Maine banks 21d branches -
Connecticut do p IS Bank ri Aewbern
New York City aud branches ~
bank, lag Cape Fear bank 80
Country do las Georgia.
Bank, in Phla- state Bank 81
delphia lag Bank Of Bnrien 34l
Other banks in PLANTERS and Me ,
pennSy wanna ! n & CHANCES bank 81
Delaware banks % August Bridge :
Banks in,he Dis. Company no 81
OF Columbia 2a2i DoGbloons SlO
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT. ,
Tobacco 81 80 a go 00-fiour 81 o,
50 75-Wheat 81 90 cts.--Cnrn 81 ct
Becswax dh) 80 81 cts,--Buiter Oh 3
cts -Fra,hrr. - 4o--lIemp Qon) SIC
SIio-Sali 20 81 So.
Prize Of .Stocks II. 9. Bank 2lla-Ba
Of Virginia (old) so7- Ditto (uew Sl00 u
Farmers Bunk 3lUU 90
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,ysSaus osssc =
eZJe -
EMANCIPATION.

On the lelh ,pst. hr. klug of New York
moved the following important resolution
IN the Senate of thu United Stales,
Mr. King NJ New York rose and 4aid. IN
nflcfiog the resolution he was about tn sub
nit, Though IL was "A subject of great M
iiona importance, he did not desire 10 d.
bate il. nor did he offer /, with view IL lis
present consideration. lie Submitted II IA
/. matter for the future consideration ef the
Senate, and hoped II would he received by
NIB pris "f the House, rs nnr entitlrdie lis
seriods attention. liz then laid nm The tabk
the following resolution
ReSolptd by tte Senate fine L. States Of
.ime1ca, That ~ soon rs iht portion of The
existing funded debt of thu United States,
for thu pr ymeni of which thu public iand of
he Cotod States " pledged. shall hayr
been paid oil. and thoncrfnrth, the whole of
the public land of thc United States, with
the nett proceeds ot all further salrs there
of shall constitute aud form u fund, which
Ia hereby appropriated, aud the faith oi the
United STATES - pledged, that the said fund
shalt he lnviolahly applied IL aid tlls .lnan
clpatinn of such slatc-, within thu United
States, aud 10 Md the removal OF such
slaves, and the removal Of such free per
sons of Color, III any of the said states, as
by the laws Of the STATES, respectively, may
he allowed Ia br emancip,tcd, or removed,
To any territory ~ country without the
limits of the United States of America /;
which was Rad, aud ON motion of Mr.
Benton, ordered To b. printed.
MIR CLAY 1T !. now dihineily o,teridin.
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