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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

AZ Once the foregoing -rucle was IN type, we
""'c received The following note !;
Coacord, Dec. 6M, 1884.
.Hesfs. Fletcher q. Ioier-In the Address
puOlshed IN your las, paper, third pa agraph from
we END, You make US say" the damages claimed
vi me French bill are one hundred and fifty eight
"''@"ns'-n should read I" Thousands" | think
.ou wn' hndu So written in the manuscript from
""'ch you coplsu it is thus in the original IN my
r'sSess'on.-Ssme para graph, for Inecd not"
IT, aeao nee need no - &c.
H.. "oss papers that haye copied from yours VIII
f'ase publish these erfa,a, which you will please
W ''so' Very respectfully,
JAMES PANkEY.
ne errors corrected were mad, by the UrHcf,
,s o "o' oy Us, as the manuscript, which Is now IN
=. POSSESSION, Will show. Tina, N relation 10 the
e@,' fur OF damages, howe,er.is nnimI 'ouent. The
,"'' damages were claimed by the Bank, is the
". .4" "'enied to be imputed TO that institution
h, iF"se hecane, as the amount is regulated
H.. wv the Bank is no more responsible for that
N' mo wiiser of the Address himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

y vHE under.igoed being about TO remove
- To Mrs Henry's Mill, will ODER for sale
on Thursday the 26th Of June, At hi, presen,
residence, Mills Grove. the following, =
mong,t other property. vix:
SIX or seven Work HORSES,
One or two Cows,
One new road Wagon, very little used,
One do. half worn,
Sax sets OF Wagon Gear-PlouEh Gear.
PiouBhs Char shear and shovei,)
Three Cradles and Scythes (eomplete)
Rakes and Forks. and other
FARMING UTENSILS.
Also, all the Rye and Corn, and empty
hour Barrels, remaining in the mill on the
day Of sale
The term OF . Negro Girl, who has about
eight years TO serve, and who Is Of fine dispo-
sit'on and capacity, will also be sold on the
above day Of sale.
A credit, until the lst day Of April next.
will be allowed on all sums over s., the pur-
chaser giving note and approved security
sums Of and under 50. must be cash. Sale
To begin early in the day.
JOHN b. SAPPINGTON.
May %, ls3i-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
TIE LATE RAINS.

Thousands Of hearts have been glAddencd b,
The late glorious outpourinEs Of the Heavens
and The face Of Nature. which,. lev days since
looked gloomy and disheartcnins. is nov Of bright
and cheerful aspect.
;udieious farmer, Who Was in our Office dur
bog the heaviest Of the rain, assured u, tina, hi,
wheat had suffered bot little. d any. He said Il
Was as good - he could desire IL % be that d.
always pat his seed in we'll, and in proper time
and used clover and plaster freely. His harvest
arc always abundant, he the seasons vet or dry
and he thinks those Who will follow his example
will seldom have reason to grimblc on account
OF the isic raios or the early rains Will som,
Of our complaining farmers take the hint W,
r~eord IL for their benefit God helps those ~hs
help themselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

THoNAs MARSHALL, Esq. OF FsuTli-r. ha.
been suggested by the LynehburE Virginia, =, q
suitable person to be supported by the Opposition
In the next House Of Delegates. SOr the Speaker.
chair. Mr. Marshall would do equal honor and
justice To the body eeeting him, and to the char
se'er he Dow enjoys for dignity, impartiaTi,y,
and sterling honesty.
Au"usrrs WATEENAN, Esq. Of Rockingham,
(last year delegate, has also been named by the
same paper, as the probable competitor Of T., v.
DASIEL ESE for the Office Of Councillor. Mr..
w. would make most excellent officer in that
station With sufficient talent for the place, he
has happy sEAbili,y which would render hin,
very popular and useful in the council chamber.
Mr. Daniel could not compI.in Of the change, As
be IL himself decided and warm advocate Of
a. rotation in Office"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
Fiom he .Naaenai I.tcl,,-no-r Ar So,,,-,,,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY., Mky IL.
Mr. Mercer asked the unanimous consent
OF the House TO take up a Joint resolution.
winch had been lying on the Speakers table,
and which required 10 be acted on. granting
right OF way through lands, the property OF
the United States, At iaTper's Ferry, 10 the
winchester and Potomac Rail Road Gonna
ny.
Objections having been made
MIR. NJ. stated, that the whole west,rn
country, a. well as Virginia, were interested
IN the success Of this undertaking. lie NOV
ed suspension Of the rule.
The motion prevailed and the following
amendment, reported with the bill, having
been read, viz:
e Provided, that the rail road be located so
As, IN the judgment Of engineers Of the army
OF tue United States. not TO impede the future
navigation Of the Shenandoah river" &c.
The resolution was then read third time,
and passed.
The House agreed to = resolution. proposed by
Mr.. Mercer. to adjourn from Thursday the Qqd
to Monday the 96th, in order that the Hall
might be eleansed, the carpet taken up, and CO.
Verios Of mating substituted in its piase."l
MONDAY, NAY 10.
Numerous ProceediDgS, memorials, &c.
were presented successfully 10 the House. up-
I'll Its adjournment, most Of them ON the all
engrosstng subject Of the removal Of the de-
Posites aud the recharter Of the Bank of the
United States.
The Kentucky contested election occupied the
principal part Of Tuesday and Wednesday. No
decision was hal.
THURSDAY. Nav 9D.
Mr.. Thomas, Of Maryland, presented the
rePort OF the committee appointed u exam
inc the affairs Of the Bank Of the United
States; and on his motion q was made the
order Of the day for Tuesday week ga OF
June.)
Mr.. =. Everett. from the same committee
presented q report from the minority. which
was IN like manner ordered to be printed, aud
made The order Of the day for the same DAY.
The House adjourned 10 Monday.
In the House Of Representatives yesterday.
Mr.. Horace Everett, from the Committee oo
ladian Affairs, made = Report, TO wh,eh 40
much importance Is attached, ~ that 10. 600
extra copies Of q we're ordered to be printed
Tor the 'se OF the House. u was accompa.
med BY three bills. all Of them important.
w; bill 10 provide for the Organization Of
the Department Of Indian Aaairs; a bill Ia
regulate trade and intercourse with the Ia
dian Tribes. add 20 preserve peace on the
frontier; and bill 20 provide for the estab-
lshment Of hs WsasTa TsyTffory west Of
Missouri and for the security and pro,ee-
ton Of the snigrant aud other Indian Tribe.
therein.
% tbs merits 81 these particular bills. ne
have not The Information 10 enable ~ To
speak but, from even q slight examination
o. the Report ard Bills, We are satisfied thai
Mr. Eyersu is entitled 10 the thsnks Of tbs
country for the zeal, Industry, and talent,
which he has brought 10 bear upon th,, sub
jet, hitherto too specifically examined. IN
general, By Congrsss.--i- Nd. Iaf .Hsy u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
EEOIIosC STARE. &c.

UVHE undersigned has removed his selling
~ shop 20 the frame house on the eor,,er
near The Bank, 0OrneTly occupied by Oliver
ply Of HOLLOW w6RE. such a.
Ecffies, Oreas, StSi,f'. Gsria.Ees, &c.
And has also on hand an abundant .uroI,
Of TIN WARE.
The public can scarcely fail 10 be aocom-
modatesi in his line, With aiu,os: apv thing
they want, and b. must not omit 10 tell ths
fsrmers. that he has Davbs superior .Bg,,ti
bssIdi, iOr their especial accommodation
THOMAS RAWLINs.
Chariesiown. May -, I-3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
EEOOlIela Factory.

1NHE undersigned having commenced the
- Woollen Manufacturing in Berkeley
County, one and \ half miles south Of Bun
kers-Hiil, on the road leading 10 Brueeto~n
begs leave 20 inform his friends and the pub
lac, that he Is now ready to receive WOOL.
which will be manufactured into Cloths, Liza.
ssys, FIsna<L, Broad Blankets, Carpets, Sc. &C
eording to order. Country CARDING and
PULLING done as usual, at the shortest no
tee. Having the best Of workmen employ ed
and the machinery new and Of the best qua
lity, and being determined TO devote my
whole attention to the factory the present
year, ! feel confident shall be able 10 give
general satisfaction. To accommodate nv
old friends and customer, and whoever maj
feel disposed TO Patronise me, Wool will be
received At Mr.. TimberIske's store in Smith.
heid, and returned every Saturday, or as sooo
a. the work can be dooe. will purchase
Wool, or trade Cloths for IT at tho market
price. JOHN NJ. COYLE.
May %, l834.-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
HEALTH AND PLEASURE

Mr.. CocKRELL's advertisement gives us the
agreeable information that the Shannoodale Spring
establishment is To be renovated. No season
could be more appropriate for such purpose
In addition to the invaluable properties Of the wa
ter ITSELF and the attractive character Of the stu
alton. Il ought to be remembered that no water
ins place OF any note can be approached 18th 80
much case and comfort as this can be. by the
CaHai and Rail Road, visitors can reach fiarpers-
Ferry, from either Bal,imose or the District Of
Columbia, in one day, and in two hours more, by
pleasant accommodation stages, can be SEATED .,
the Springs. ShMDondaie is now as healthy and
s~iubriOus As any part Of the world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

NV III be sold. on S.tur6.. tis- s..- =
siant, Al tie late rr~sors.c- Il r.-r
u s>ho urn. dec d. Iisry<r~-Ferr~. ~ -
Psrs"saf stfsis Of the s~ses-~d -sn.r-r.r -
part, OF the following srs,ol-- ru
Que HUr~e, t~o BUREAUS. "a q S~.-f~- E,z-
and BEDDING, several Bee s-se- 80. -.
Chars. three Tables. ose CS-h 60 CO.
board and contents. large IosAa.r $780,
Pictures, &c and many other thInss ns<Srs @
a family.
a FIRST rte MILE
a FLtE-TN,TD yyofI,-
-Four months credit .sn q. .is.-~S 80 -.
sums above -. Tie purchases EI~.,.r h,us ,,.s
approved security All .a.as .rocr - era
Sale TO begin II n o'ciock. a ~
SoItN pt AZ. -sS-nr
m flr so,se h-.~ @sd Nor
VIII b. offered for sale. q. @ l,,od HORSES
With the hfad CEN fur \ ~ sss.rl. S1x me. or,
credit IN these iass named Hrflrsr~ %
Gan persons iisdeiaea 20 tie sAss- -
tate, and also Co the estate az TErss.ras Her
ington, of Which the aba<e nnu.-e a~,r<.s-8
~ss the Admn'strsfor. ar~ rego--i<6 10 ru1k-p
immediate payment, and al ti.s-s A.s.ax
claims, must present ttsom. yrayr1l, rurhe1-
tic2fed. JOisN I,t "A g.
May -, l5si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

WVHIS splendid line OF Coaches, recently
n established. IS now IN full operation, al
fordiDg the extraordinary expedition Of ena-
bling travellers to leave WINCHESTER an
the morning and arrive at BALTIMORE the
same evening, and 1t rate Of fare on the
whole line greatly reduced from former
prices.
The arrangements for running are at pre-
sent as follows; but should il hereafter be
found desirable, Tor the general convenience
oil passengers, such changes will be made a.
may best promote that obieet-of which.
however, should any such occur, due notice
will BE- given:
Coach leaves Winchester on SUNDAY.
"Wednesday, and Friday, at ~ O'Clock. NJ.
Immediately after the arrival Of the staup,ou
stage, and reaches Harpers-Ferry At ; O'Clock
p. ". Passengers will lodge at Harper
Ferry, and take the morning boat 10 the Poiu,
OF Rocks, ~hIcb place they will reach m time
TO take the O'Clock cars for the city Of hal
timore.
On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saiur.
day, Coach leaves Winchester AZ 4 o'clock
IN the morning. Passengers taking tina, coach
arrive IN Baltimore the same evening.
The undersigned feel every confidence IN
recommending this line 90 passengers-knou-
ing, a. they do, that their drivers, coaches.
and horses, are not surpassed by auy IN the
country and the unusual expedition, ~ well
a. the perfect safotS with whick the rout. "a
travelled. must make u popular.
seats may Be secured ~ Winchester or
BALTIMORE for the whole l,ne-appiiesiion o.
be made N Winchester at Msior Ms.sie',
Hotel 4 Stage-Ofiee, at Ssubhle re ID. Hotel.
OF 70 Asssrs- Hardia Il Hall, Agsnts, Who
wii At all times furnish oonvsyanees 20 any
part OF ths country, 20 that travellers will Be
subject TO no delay W any event
All Baggage AZ the RISK Of the owners.
&. w. MokINSTRN 4 co.
May %. 1891.
81 We will carry the Mail daily, free o,
skargs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

o. Moss'isy evening last, ~ tie gcI yrsr n hey
sge, Ai.s EtiEsssTH ISrE, d.ssrs.s~r ~ W
John lnck. a this oouuty This q ti,s third r..
reavsmcnt Nc. ioek he's expsrieuoesi uitl,,n the
Jas tso years, af'd eseites = sirong foeiiug u
sympathy sBd sofr0v.
Oh Mondsy. Aay tod. - IS nisuses 30 >
v NJ after loug sd p.iuful ilifess. No ftrr,
HarwaHn. 10 ~ tSfh yenr e h.r 49, 80 n
EliI.h Hayward. Esq Comuissiousf 81 ,i,- C.
1crai Land Oflcc Mar IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

Those Who take nm especial interest in foreign
news, may end CROUCH 10 columns this week
to GRITTY the rreed'es' appetite. 1t !. seasoned
With little blood and e.ruasc." and is proba-
bly, but the forerunser Of much more terrific g.
vents. The French people cannot ENJOY a long
s-ason Of "ingioricus ease" They arc too rest-
less in ,hc'r dispositions, and too fervi in their
faneics, To remain satisiieti with even I. Citizen
King" Of their osn choice. They must have
"oteify. though ii be purchased with Llood-,hey
mus, have glory. though il be but OF that species
which gilds the ~pulehre."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
For Rens,

Y>HE Merchant Mill, Saw Mill. Pulling
Mill, and Carding Machines, At Mills
Grove, will be rented 20 the highest bidder.
on the 2Gih day Of June next, II not presi-
ousiy rented. sgrceably 20 the letter Of the
lease under which hold.
81 All persons having claims against me
rui please call and make q settlement and
IN order TO do thu, satisfactorily and prompt
~ hose indebted to me will perceive the
necessity Of closing their accounts also. !
will esteem 10 an act Of great kinane.. 4
this request be carefully attended 10.
JOHN d. SAPPINGToN.
May -, 153i.-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

OsT on the 18th instant, on the rosd b.
~ tween Cot Hhes and Wa. Moo-sas. a
BUNDLE, containing several sriiclss Of dr..
to at bias gInghsm Frock. one PAIR 81
shoes. stockings, Capes, ard several other
things. Some 81 The articles were marked
9Th the name q g. : Hits. The finder
viii BE- iIbsTsiiy resarded, ~ leavmr ths
samc either ~ Col fte's OF Thomas IIne's
Nay -, i53t-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

% Tie ii,h iusisat ~ Maunt Vernon, by tl,e
her. w. iaPp,i,. ~ WuLla~ PssralsE ALsr.
asSEs, - AlrNsntiris. % Mis- AsNa Nsst,
"" H.ss W Asaissros, daugl,ter a the iais
John - Wsa,ington, Esq a lefE.rson
On Iurs,isy ~ Ssh instant A., - H. W.,
M0fruc, Nc. GEoasF W.. sat.f-f N N,ss Ttfy,
bEysErr, daughter q the lste NJ. E-iusri ~.
uctt, q SiepicrdHovn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

The Enquirer promised some time ago 10 tell
"thc truth" about the virsinis elections. In
stead oi doing 50. 1t has copied statement from
the Globe, giving majority o. one on joint balio,
to the Administration. Reader, ~hst think you
ct the editor q the Enquirer going 70 Washing
ton Tor correct rrluFn of the Virgiaia elections
1h'sis ~has might be termed fbbing by proxy
" Ie'1ie Suns PeSr" could not give - bare
faced Perversion himself and takes this rnethotI
OF Imposing fsl'e statement, upon his r,-s.lers
h' specimen Of the Globes accuracy. IL mikes
Jour out Of the three delegates from Frederiek .
IAneiy' Il Its down enc Tor the Z" Bank, - nv
Anti Bs"k. +" and enc e Uaassertsined.' -
Ih''i' 'bc true ',.,e u III. parties in The Legis-
laturc, aud Air. Richie E,,sns n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

.ltfoiafne'f' 81 ne Ererai,., If Maryland
losfFH . MsasicK, a ws,htnu,o. soo,t,.
'Dd ohNs >. FisssS, hsqs a At~Esny eoan,y
arr appointed sfidItiouai counsel % as.., 49,. a,
'orney tsenErel ~ the proscgiiOn u sss,t ., H.
name q tie Stsic ~ Nssylsnd sgsins ti,. s,ste
~ Virginia, in the Supreme Cont " the Chile,I
Siaies Tor he Purposc ~ prOesfing . 6asl and
iEsl tetiicneBt ~ tr southern and scsfert, boan-
Cares q this state. - .liarvLfHd RebNbheGn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

AyiSG removed from Sa,rra.crd,aD~u
m TO walPers Gross koaas. r--,.,csSuzlr
tenders has professional serEsc-s - rs. ezss-
sens Of that ne ,ghbDrbood
lie may he found, ~ben Dod yroSr-s,s...snv
engaged, n his Office over tie sle.rs q Nlll.-
~ While.
May ~, l531-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

NJ Nadisoa.--Ws are gratihsd ct being
ao's TO state, on the auihority Of Dr. DuEe.
u'oN' late Of the UniVenity Of virginia.
Hho has been on professional VISIT 10 Mont.
pthef' that the health q Nr. Madison has
me What improved, snd that be- is N no I'M
mediate asassr fredericksburg .fysaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
ORe0ssOls EneRor.a.

pie subscriber having leased the ope-
u quon wOollen Factory. one mile from
Snlithheid, Is now ready 90 receive Wool,
TO be carded into Rolls, or 10 be manufacture
ed into Blankets, Cloths, Cassinett., Iinseys.
Fiannels, &c. broad or narrow, according 20
order. He will also manufacture Carpet. Of
various patterns. colours warranted. Tht.
establishment having the advantage Of all the
Opequon creek. will Al all times have a eur
plus Of water, which will enable me At all
seasons Of the year To despatch work on the
shortest notice. Wool will be received In
payment. Linseys. Cloths, &C. exchanged
Tor Wool. hope that by strict attention 90
business, TO receive . share Of public patron
age. Wool will be received, and a return
made once a week, at Mr.. }. J. Frames store
10 CharlestOWB.
WILLIAM JOB.
May %, 1894.
From my knowledge u Mr. VIM. Job. I
can With confidence recommend him 10 the
public, - being completely master of his bu-
sinsss, and man Of industrious and ste 81 Y
habits, aud very atteRiiSe 10 business and I
an willing TO become responsible for all
Sork entrusted 20 bts charge.
May %, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
PUBx.xC SAFE.

ANiNG determined 20 remove Co the
III West, the subscriber will oaer for sale,
on Saturday fAs sth day Of yuAe merit, all his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consisting, in part, Of one Bureau, one Cup
board, one Safe, one Stand, one set Of Chairs,
one gilt Looking Glass, one Mantel Clock.
one Feather Bed, two Bedsteads. nine Shoats,
and many articles too tedious TO me ntion.
credit Of four months will be given on
all sums above s., the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. All sums under -,
cash. Sale To commence at ~ O'Clock, A. ".
II. ). FARNSWORTu
Middleway, May 70, 1884.
81 All persons indebted to me are request
ed to make immediate payment, and all ha,-
ing claims will present them for settlement.
May %, 1884. H.SF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
.4ffeMeiOss !!

"VHE members Of the Volunteer Company
II lately raised in Charlestown. ~iil nee,
at Haines' tavern on Saturday the 9Th OF June
next, 1t J O'Clock, VI. to decide upon the
uniform, and TO elect some officers. A full
attendance IS very desirable on that day
JOSEPH Z. ABEL, Cspi.
NAV 2S. 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

PURCHASERS At the sale Of his personal
IL property, made by James A. Brown, IN
October last, are respectfully reminded tina,
their notes become due on the LIST day Of June
ensuing. They are lodged 10 the hands Of
Andrew Hunter for collection, 70 whom im-
mediate payment must be made, as cireum-
stances render IT out Of the question TO give
further indulgence.
Nav % lsJi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

HANE left my bOsiks. esssfssirusx 49, -
n Vern accounts. ~fh Mr. g q Sss.sr
fOs settlement aud oullecalon Ferusn. 49,
ing such accounts stAsassg. ~1u ga1n-s 1aa
90 hfm. q Rgfk s1a~
MAY p. is54
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
MILLING.

1HE undersigned has leased. for term of
a years, Mrs Herrys valuable Merchant
Mil. iormeriy Morsans,) together with the
ga. Mil and Plaster Mill, and will b re "a, ,
IN dns season TO receive Gram, Plaster, &c.
Further particulars will be given, " hen
prepared for active operations.
JOHN b. SAPPiSCToN.
May %. Is3s.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
NanighReEA TrMsfeea.

"A y sisetion Tor stse Trustees. 10 manage
IA The Affairs of Smithbeld. for the ensuing
tsO years, uili bs-beid, 81 the horse of IgeB-
~ smith. 10 ss'd town. on The hrrt Mos.dsy 10
Jupe Bsxt undsr ,he sapsrihteBsience 81 So
bastian Ea'y, John ,. Sua'th, and " lliam J
Maxwell
Freeholdsrs md houssksspsrs ~ sais town
eniiiled 70 vote Nay ~. lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

NHOSE Who are indebted 10 tise auar Erxa
u OF Hm. Cleveland a. &c ~ a.e.ae. nsa<.
or current accon1t, are neqDesas6 80 s-azs ~
The store lately Ooeupse1 ~ sad ira. ana
make Immediate srttI-meIa sd Ifseir re-u<--
tive debts, 10 eIther 81 Iipe sadsssics.oA ss.sS-
tees.
As Il Is highly important tlr.i tR.. hu.isess
on The Firm should tie t.rOagta 90 n <Pezsy
close, the coiieotloR ed ibe dslhas <zu.sssa ~
deferred. Upon all claims s,oa ar, .n.sss "a
tended "a, suits ~ill b- hrougtsa
u - most earnestly ho7puA thsa nj <ssnnrsl-
ed vail fOrthS an sftrad 10 ah- assose srsvr,s
ssEo- ~. HANNsONP
NM a. LOCK
May -, lisa T..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

We learn that Of the nominations Of Diree-
tors Of the Bank Of the United States, on the
part Of the United States, reeently made BY
the President of the United States to the Sc.
nate, the following we're confirmed on Thurs
day last, viz;
J0sEFH WHITE,
Sara ALLET,
CHAALEs Nc ALLEsrEn.
The other t~O nominations have not been
acted upon BY the Senate. I5id.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

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