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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Far"'r'' & .ueeAanie,' Bank Of Georg,,.,,p.

tdTTerS' & .NeehGnies' Bank Of Gsory,,a,rn.
AVRIL -, t-3i /,
Alta Special Meeting OF the Director. o..
ed this day, the following resolution, a..
unanimously adopted,
The Board OF Directors Of This RAM have
ior The present, decided to di,contioue re. t
tons,
~ coming to this painful decision. Tie Boa.
directors are aetusted by hirh sca.e q
uuy ahke tn the Creditors and the -i.e.
ho'uets oi The Bank. TO whose rrsprrt.tc
~'es''' 'nNoiNefin the proper admin.'ra'
" We institution entrusted 10 their cLaf-,
they owe their best SERVICES
Ihey ioreseo that the present pro,,-a.
OF confidence, and consequent eff,,,ye,of
OF the currency, must eventually rod,,.. tas
TO TIN, course and they prefer TO ant,r,-14
The event by yielding % once 20 the r-r-
sure, rather than avert Il durins IL
Pfsoteaoic period Of delay, at the exper.s
sacrifices that may be preIudicial 20 noe
lsfested IN the Bank
his measure - expected % be Of hmp4-.
~ duration. The Hoard see no nees-.,t,
we condition 81 The Bank. Zoe ex,,ul.ns
beyond the present sisguitr erisis IN the Est
ing history 81 the country. and confdsnr
a"ucipet7 We resumption 90 artivs bu.irs.
Oh specie basIs, With abundant resruff,.
80 soon ~ liis crisis shsH psss swsy r-.s
while, they assure the public, with saf
oenidsrce that they consider the rrs,l-.
0t the bank most sfaPie 30 fcdesa 81 .,
gagemcbfs. asd that they vii proceed lt
- realize - means, ard redeem tbo.e ,
snrewenis a. promptly ~ prarip abe.
81 obiigationa u the Bank viii s.-
" ~ received ~ payment ~ debts te tfs.
icr shd subdivisign Of those oblizatou.
Inst purpose uill b. ailosed without rt.'s.
uon. ~ ths unanimous order of The Boa
,. l. STULL, Casktu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

HHsm $. Nsyior. Esq. has been appoint
ed superintendent OF the North Western
turnpike Road, in the room Of Anyu, w
Mcdonald, Esq. resigned-[ ROmnsy In.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

The New York election seems to have been
bloody affair. The papers filed with details;
bat NC have room for o,,Iy a small portion of
them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

We ere surprised by the extraordinary re-
verse Of public opinion indicated by the vote.
81 The rreent Election held Tor Mayor oC the
CITY Of Portland. That city snd county was
me brit 20 Aainc % give IN its adhesion %
TIE Jscksoh Administration q is me frat 10
abandon q. On consequence of 1.-The expert
ment." NJ ANDEHsoE, late Representative
N congress, decided friend Of the Admins
irstion. who was chosen Mayor 81 PorlIsnd
last year BY majority q nearly hundred
votes, has been beaten BY IEu CurrEa. tEe
an','Adminisiration candidate, by a majority
Of fi6 votes
Ar cuiler. Tie auti-Jsckson candidate fsr
NAyor' received 1913 votes Mr. Anderson
The jackson candidate. received eiT. Iast
year, Mr.. Dow. the National Republican can.
dhste for Mayor. had 700 votes, and Mr
Anderson, vho sas elected, 7s3. M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
IN sENATE-wEpSE,DAr, APRIL Q.

RtptdI Of tht Force .1el.
MT Calhoun moved that the Senate pro-
coed TO the consideration OF the bill, which
had been on his motion laid on the able
The motion having been agreed to, aud the
bill having been read,
Mr.. Calhoun then addressed nc Senate in
support OF hes motion, for about an hour and
half.
Mr.. Clay then, after few remarks moved
to refer the bill TO the Committee on the Ind.
cIary.
Mr.. Poindexter minated that, when Thu,
OIL should come up for final action, he should
make known his opinions on the general prin.
olPies which II involved. At present. ne
sho'id be M favor OF the reference.
The motion to refer the bill was then agreed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

The Globe states that ak of the ahscnt mem
hers, viz: Messrs burns, &. q. White, Van
iicutep, Patton. Foe Ter. aud MsKim, we're
kno~n TO be friendly 20 the administration, and
'hst Mr.. Bl.ir's jeoess, caused the loss u ano-
ther yoer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

the following question. PIT by . Carolina M
per TO the Editor Of the Richmond Enauir,r. and
which might, With equal propriciy, be- addressed
70 ers'y leading Jackson print which can date i,s
poser;
a., Prom he Columbia Teieseope.
we nave poor question humbly TO ask Of the
great Mr.. Ritehie--that insiomitabie adycrxsrx 81
Banks and Hank men. "
zen as-.c entreat thee, oh maguanimpus man.
thst eriest. night ard day. against SntioosI nsnIs
and l~udest Opposition to them, a. the very re-,
OF htncss for the Prrsideney-nsy, as a merit. in
rresident 70 exalted, that il wipes away ali sin,
scs.de:-'eli va. We eonjure thee, most swer,
n1,a'e-rlgh,. Proelsmationist. where Was thy anti
nA"N Zeal "a ls24, when thou didst slpport. n.
me ~ true Candidate Of NE Republican par,y. VIM
~, Crawford athoroogh and original Bank-rnan
Where vas then thy sai,sIy horror Of =. the Mo-
fer'-" the HydrA'"-the Beas, in the Anoe..
gPSe-~s Thy powerful fancy nov makes il on, 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

The notice % ihs stopPags Of paynest
The Benz n " ssAsagfen, ssothsr u he a..
table consequence u che srpsf,u.sr
Nh'eh . esrryIsE disaster and dsvs,is
over the shols face of he es.lntry. w..
unsHpsotsi " us a. a ell b n oar rss !.
~ ue peFisea integrity q ne sdminstis.
o. '.a' ihs'ituaion, saiirs conh5enss .t
posfoi ara the 'isp Shich hhas takeu b %.
'e'' ''e result u irrssistibls nseesshy
Ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

sonHfeiieuf The election Tor Governor
and members Of thsfeEisIaiurs for thi. state
took place on Nondsy lasi. some spnrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
NEW YORK ELECTION

The New York papers Of THURSDAY aftcrnooa.
inrniS' the following particulars Of the election
up to t~o O'Clock, T.. VI OF tia, d.y:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

ficr - = geutlsfa-n from Albsny, Who he's
ben r~m Jackson mar, visited tie st,h "a s,.l
I9h Jsstcfdsy, sod siti.e ssed ths coaduet q a.,
inc h"l1e's sHd O,hsrs there. ils came su.y
~ disxusi, and ~ drelsr-. ti,st A.. L.. -. =,
Jsei s9fgs'a FOREFER saeh iesl,,.r. o,,,i-,
70 '"spiFe ihr bosooi % every mao sho is,ss Ia
eo"h'ff sd seuef-tes 90 Consiitatioa
Ifori ~ " = Com .fsr n .IsriI9.
Hsribis BaJsrfg We have t4.t hem
Informed that NJ Lancaster 0risii one al
'he ehalienEefs Of tie Independent Rssubli.
Fans Las been stabbed by a Jackson s..,.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
From The National IaieUicencer.


"A circumstance OF the most unparalleled atrociy
recently took place n the upper part of Charles
county, Maryland. The facts, US far as they have
come TO hight, and there has been no concealmcnt
are briefly these free black man by the name
OF Ben Day, had 1t seems, excited feelings of iea-
ousy IN the husband Of black woman belonging
TO Mr. John NJ. Brown, of the same county, which
caused him to take the bloody revenge for real or
supposed grievance which lam now abou' to ,cord
The husband, upon returning home from work one
evening last week found Ben in his quarter IN com.
pany with his wife Without tcstlfy,ng either sur
pflse or anger at his presence, he disguised his
eeiiags, such as they were, and welcomed him
IN such manner as To arouse no suspicion what
ever oths designs upon him. That his vengeance
h'Sht De complete and that It might fall upon
passive ana unres's''ng victim, he piled him with
liquor until he had reduced him to such n
state as to be incapable of offering any resistance
to prevent the contamination of his flemish nur
pose AS soon MS he was assured of this fac,
he commenced with the cool elaboration of an ex.
ccu'loner TO or off, one by one, with an nrc tho
limbs OF he unfortunate inebratc.-He attemnt.d
mrs. to hew Oft, by the shoulder blades The arms
OF ms victim, cutting and mansling his BODY in
manner horrible TO relate. Elc then continued m .
same process In relation to the feet wlthou, how.
ever, accomplishing his purpose entirely in either
instance. lie then gave as he deemed a finish.
ing blow, by fracturins his skull, and left him for
dead Notwithstanding all this, the miserable Oh.
Jcct o! his vengeance survived these crueltes for
considerable space of time. The perpetra,or made
no attempt to escape, but was the hrst to inform
his master OF the deed seeming TO consider i, as
Jusohao'e both by the laws God and man.
Inc young girl, upon whom the outrage of rnpe
was committed, IN Cumberland county, Md has
o'ed' alter lingering about two months from the per
perat'on OF the deed. Ray, The man who was
'ouao guilty OF the crime, and sentenced 10 81
wears Imprisonment in the pcni,en,iary may now.
| IN all probability, have his sentence chaneed IN
capital punishment-hanging instead of imprson.
| ment.
captain Thomas G. Scott, Postmaster Of Ra-
e'sn' Nor'h Carolina, reports the trial and convic
.on OF James Daerhe, mail carrier. for roho;n,,
'"e man on the route between Raleig Oh and Roxho.
ro' lie was sentenced on the 18th inst "a ton
| Globe
nEPRlEvE.- We learn that Otis, now under cor.
fence OF death ut the LeveIeu-stre Jail for bci,,
concerned IN tde murder of Capt. James Crosby
mas received rcprieve from the Presidcnt of ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
M. M. tx Err <,
BANK SQUARE,,
Al Iurnrr 4 Keff'S on 81

q I AS 81 received 100 PACK Acre
As FAIL Day GOODS, bought ~
AUG ION " dP'''a' sale, IN New York, Phil.
adelphln and Baitmo comprising all the ysr.,,.
of Fail stock. His present stock Is almost IN
'TlRELY NEW, carefully selected and bouob,
principally AT AUCTION. The FOLLOWING o..
a few of the articles comprising his ASSORTMENT.
BROAD CLOTHS, blue black an fancy .o,o,,
Caslmeres of all descriptions
Casinetts of every shade and quality
Mcrino Clohs and Circassians
English Merino
Thlbet Cloth
French Bombazne
English and French Silk Hose
Cold and black Wors,cd 10
CoPI and ack A1crino do
Dress Hdkfs., Gloves, &c.
10 pieces FLANNELS, white, red 4 green b,.,,
btie and green
Is oes COTTON CLOTHS
b DUFFEL BLANKETS
| do Rose do
100 pieces FULL CLOTHS and other he,,,
Wooens for Negroes wear
LlNSEfS, plaid and pl IN overmountnn
With goo / stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, MO. |
LASSES, and all other articles Of Grocsris,
Also, 2 boxes Duns,able and Tuscan Bonnet,
handsome lot OF Bonnet Ribbons
Work and Fancy Baskets
Fur and Wool Iiois
Super Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
All OF which he ls determined 10 Sc. of whduul.
or reta H. Or a small advance upon auction prise.
for cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
.L4Ug G W,AY.
Nov. Is

| = UNA WAY from Nj. jacob Haas
AU TINA IN the month of May or June,
d DARK mulatto man named HECTOR,
ordinary size, with large bushy head, 30
o'd or upwards, in fact his complexion IS q
deal like that Of AN lndan.) lie is an Old
man. ami is probably passing up and dow
river occasionally he has brother at Mr. u
borkss IN Rockbridge, and may be in the 1
oorhood.-Ele was once caugh. in Pa'loa]|
"hen he had been out six months WI
reward OF SS25, il delivered to the subscrlH |
Mr. Henry Ogden of Bedford, who pur@s"
at Mr.. Haas's sae-or $l5 if secured nl
That he can be go, again.
WATT PETIT ron1
Sept. 90 k3nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

I
B DURSU AN lto deed OF trust. executed
e the subscriber by WIN. r. Roanc, on tn.
Of April, 1881 Which deed is Of record in tn. 60
court o. AmhcIs and IN the corporation ca
OF Lynchburg, viii srll, On the premises, for CT
N the town OF I.ynchburg, 10 the highest bd oder
Wednesday the l7th day Of Doccmbr, 1854
following property, TO wtt: - LO and HoeI
On man street, adjoining Planters Warehouse
SO House and Lo' on 9Th street. near the
casierlan poor house also two sorry Brick b
near Mrs. Browns, (the daughter Of Mf 10 !
on Sth street.
And, ON Thursday he 18Th CT December,
VIII sell, to IN, highest bidder, on the prem
IN the county Of Amherst for cash that Va
estate called SPRING GARDEN, on which
K. Roane, dec formerly resided, conaInn'
res, according 20 the trust deed Th,
uahIc ts;atc. . miles from Lynchburg.
Acln9 as rtusor, | shall convey the iie&
iron The deco, wh.rh IS nci,.ycd unqncsiiooa'
THOS. a. HOLtOhf
II The Wang and Enquirer wllI nseh
bove aiver'iscment Three times, on the
form, once N each week, ard charge the san
this Office.
Nov l3 wids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
From the Noyfo,k Rs,cou Ma, Oh

tTon' The Norfolk Beacon. Nop %.
A'Stual Of TIE Consultations U. S. Ffgate
Constellation Capt. READ, in 80 days from Glib.
raliar, arrived in the bite of Clancy Island IN
Thursday afternoon-OHcers and crew all we'll
Has experienced much bad weather for tho las, Is
or 20 days.
Tho Constellation has on board several statues
for the Halls Of Congress, and will, we learn. pro-
coed to Washington.
The U. 8. Schr. Shark, 1t. Com. PAuLprNo.
was as Malta, at tho last advices. The Dela,uays
Com. PATTERSON WIS expected there fiom Egypt,
The U,iied States, Capt. BALLARD, was in the
Archipelago
The Constellation had between 90 and 100 of
her crew affected with The Cholera, 10 of whom.
including Pissed Mdshipman Horatio g. Myers,
Of South Carolina, died.
We learn that The Cholera was raging to con-
ssoerab:e extent a Mahor and Cadz, but had near
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2
SHOCKING MURDERS.

II becomes our unpleasant duty 10 relate the par
hculars OF most d,abolical outrage which has been
committed on the line of tho Washington Raj
Road, about Eighteen miles from this city involving
the murder Of three of the deputy Superintendents
of construction We have been at some pains to
obtain correct details of this horrid proceeding, and
make the following relation Of it from sources which
may be fully relied on.
harpcers that on Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Cor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
y .A@
. .,. New * Uheap Goods.
JAMES Il. EEORNER & co.

a RE now opening at their NEW CAS-
"a STORE, full assortment Of Good, of ,
kinds, selected with great care in New York Phil
delphe and Ballmore--T respectfully in,u
town and country dealers to examine their ,'aI
before buying AN persons purchasing 10 sell sr}
will be allowed liberia. deduction from reaila1
ces J. In tho DRY GOODS LINE, the as,or' MI
consists in part of Cloths, Cassimeres, Saura(
Flannel, Blankets Of all kinds, Linscys, Nau CD
tons with many o!hcr articles for Negroes Clibr|
and Fancy Goods of all descrip,on-Y TIL
GROCERY LINE, Sugar, Loaf and Brown, T,|
Coffee, Iron, Salt, Whlskey, Bacon &c,
HARD WARE, good assortment CROCK
RY AND GLASS WARE.-HATS,a fNm
dly some ola very superior quality from an
proved NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., of all kinds
GLOVER SEED, a large Lo., chear-TI.
NANT'S celebrated Stocks & other klnds-U
BRELLAS, Silk & Cotton, heavy supply al
prices &c. sc.
Oct 90 wSwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

The Publie's faithful friend, Major JACK Down.
iHc, preserves his fine vein Of humor through all
charges Of time, place, and circumstance, For OK.
emplr
From the Dolcaing Gazette, N0ptn5er S.
Dark daysi ny, ay, dark days. 1t seems the
they have been having dark lays in Canada w
don't believe they've bren bit darker than they
have been in this country for the times have been
pretty humorous in this country ever since the Kch
Ell Cabinet got the upper hand ut Washington, and
made the Gineral take " the responsibility" and
straddle over the laws and Constitution and remove
the Deposites, and SIGH kind of things How.
somcver, they generally say its the most darkest
time Jest before day and according to my notion
l almos, think day is beginning to break.
see some days ago considerable of light glin,.
merng along up over Ohio and yesterday and to.
day there has been Jest SIGH light srcaking along
over York State. 1t couldn't be the noHicya
lights, because York State lies pretty conslIera
bic ways south Of here. SO | don't know what to
make oft unless day is fairly breaking. Anc
I've been thinking, ifihe sun liberty should fairly
rise and make nll broad dayligh, again when VIC
all come TO look round and see ourselves, its a won
dec to me if a good many folks wouldn't feel kind
vi shamed to see what SOFT Of company they We been
in. know should lalf TO The Gincral and Mr.
Van Buren, stand face 10 face looking OF each other
as soon as it got light enough to see.
From the DolcHiRg GaSctte Norcmber 10
Signs Of Day.break-I said last week, guessed
l was pretty nenr day break, and tina, the sun OF
liberty would be up pretty soon and shine SO we
could SEQ another all over the country, for had
seen considerable ola light streaming up over Ohio
and some over New York. Blu, that over New
York seemed to settle away again and leave il all
dark as ever. | don't know what the light could be
ualess il was the flashing ofJuckson guns or seine
SIGH things. But since thai, there has been grea;
light streaming up AMI spreading all over Massa-
chu.ct,s, and is so clear and bright il looks more
like brcsk-a-day than any thing I've seen yet.
don't think but what folks better be getting ready
for daylight, for If don't miss my guess an be
light enough TO who is who before another year
comes hbou,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
POCKET BOX LOST.

<osI, on Monday lag between Lyn' y
- and Waush's Ferry Leather P0ese' p
containing two $40 notea variety Of pony
other papers, not neccsss ito enumcrsie. Tbsj
scr,ber's name is wriuP )" the pocket book.
nnder will be LIBERAL ywarded, on reiur,i's
with It's contents 10 Naowell Lewis. IN ~
burg. THOMAS B. EDGAf1
Nov. 81. w3w'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

PAINFUL EvENT.-The vote Of Mr.. Humphrey
uiIlick, an ngcd gentleman of Ithaca, n. 7. was
Challenged during the election at that place. He
asked "who challenges my vote ! have voted
in this town for twenty years y ana Instantly
tainted and tell back and in few minutes was u
corpse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
FAYETTEVILLE, N C. Nov. IL

+ AYETTEVITssE, " q lNV'' TT
Longepity There Is now living III the county
of sam, son ~ this State, fam " composed {" one
sister md two brohers, the aggregate age OF whom
i, 2Si years the eldes of whom, Mrs Ann Dough-
sr,y, is 81, The second, simon Hobbs, 4years, q
months, and, the youngest, William Hobbs, "
years and 6 months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

days after the demise Of my present wiz, MA.
mise to marry Mary Moran or order value r.e.;s
ed, under penalty Of fifty pounds sterling. d..
en- under my hand, this sixteenth Of NAV. etc
JER SULLIVAN Shortly after Mary reee,.a
tie above note she died, leaving il endorsed to , 3.
male friend, who also chsnceI TO take few, .na
lie before the tailor's wife however, on her ,;,k
bed she also cnaIorsed the note and gave il 10 .o,
s,a, whom The tailor absolutely married, asree.hl.
to endorsement in two days after the death of NJ.
wife; and it Is said that the tailor and wifi. ~.
now living happily IN the city OF Kilkenny.
There is al prescn, in the Liverpool Op,balm;,
lnfirmeIy, under Mr.. Neilps care csss or -
gera interest. The paien, is lle g,rl who w..
born blind. About three years ago, Nj M,
operated on tho right eyes the operation was ,n,'
cessfd and she obared sight She was ,b.n :.
her 9Th year. On Saturday last, the Alb ns,sn,
Nr. Melt oper a,eal ON the lef eye, ~ The ,l,o,
| street lnStItuncn,. with a smlar happy ,.s,,l
| ihis Halc rrcharc torn bind, and for esht vs
| ~ darkness, Is no@ III fun possession OF The mo-.
prcc ots s rlss SHE Gu sistnguya color, and ~
| sn,aiics obef :
| 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

The news Vi the rise Of the Prise OF Cotton, N
Liverpool, appears 10 have produced considerable
activity among tho merchants OF Nav York.
private letter from gentleman IN ihai e'iy 10 his
friend, says ]" The commercial world Is oil sg'g
here, and there is every prospec, of sPeeuaons IN
cotton running rs high as in 1925. The paeNe, ship
Caledonia was KEEP, outside the Hook twelve hours
to give umc to despatch pilot boats aud expresses
to the South - Nok la.
OHIO ToBAceo We lenrn that the Tobacco
crop in Ohio is much less injured by the frost than
was suppo4ed oil the coilicr md more valuable
portion Of having been secured before the appear
nnec Of Frost The amount of the present crop
will, IT i, cslrmarcJ exceed that OF last year, which
was over 10000 hogsheads.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

TnE GoLp-Nnw that tho elections over,
one may inquire ofthe great Globe itself or ofsomc
the le gobues tho, reflect tho false light of the
sa,urninc orb what has become of the promise that
gold was to be so very plentiful One scarcely
sees piece of gold more than was seen a year
since Alas, the people are year after year caloled
with some bubble which rises, hearing upon it a
golden hue, full promise II bursts, and The 'eses
arc amused with its success. Those who prepare
The means of solid advantages are overlooked, and
those almost worshippcd who will tow up bulb
bles to emusc. We remember that among other
promises, the Globe declared that gold was to flow
beautifully up the Mississippi. We rather suspect
that the precious metal has not boon current thai
,cau. y. D. oHz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

We learn that the only effect producedb by tho re-
cent Treasury resorri, has been an oldcr from tho
parent Bank o. the United States 10 its branches TO
continue to issue drnughs on each o'hrr ms usual.
w ith specie in their vaults to an amount exceeding
their issues they will not refuse 10 grant every ia
ciiiy 10 the community, either IN notes, drafts,
or specie, as may be preferred.
Baltimore Cayoatcle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
FOR RENT,

sssxxA EHOR RENT, the Ou' s a. ri
sss;M ent occupied be " y""
llksER3 kins. Possession hy DC nlu
ii st January nexife''P' p'1
sion may be had earlier nv anfiDg to the
emf tenant. va. RADFURl
Oct. % wits