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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
Fran he Fredericksburg irmd.
MIR. MADISO\'S FUNERAL.

We In.cri the following communication, rs the
bona hdc, and unasssted, production OF young
friend, about Etfccn wears OF aye.
Mr. Prompted by a vrueraton fof
his memory, attended MI. M,pi.oN's funeral on
last Thu Nday. The a>scmhlape was large and
respectable. Here was 40 empty shor on pa
Fcant--It va, the voluntary and sincere tribute to
DEPARTED worth. The Young aud the old. the
feeble and the IAN, alike were present, aud the
tears and lamentations oi many chaunted sad
but grateful rcqncmto him, The FIRE Of shosc gem
MS Is now qnchel"d. Alter an impressive sermon
from the Rev. Mr.. Jones, the Episcopal minister
from Orange {. H., the procession commenced
Never did | behold more solemn spectacle.
The mortal remains OF him who once shone pre-
eminent were about 10 BIZ placed m the common
home oil all. No longer, a. from an oracle. can
ms voice % forth to influence and direct Us.
" II. hustled III silence ALL" But lbs memory
and Inn works stll live His glory descend. not
with HIM To the grave. 1t remains, and ever " III
REMAIN. SO long rs Tree Institutions are cherish
ed, ST. long as tho Constitution shall have one sup
porter, 80 long Mi. Madison will bc reverted Bun
why euoplse Inn As IN the case OF the spartan,
Vile, when twas proposed to euogisc Hercules,
cNcaimed-" Why, who ever thought OF BLAMING
Here urS, so Nj. Madison, b, hi> life and at-
lions has lcit his culcgs, Il yer, supcrluouy task.
Ills civic virtues and moral worth were not the
least oi hl> cndo"mrnf>: IN whatever station he
moved he performed lis every duty. Never wa,
i'ore kinder ma>tcf--a fact fully tested by the
lamentations al hls servants when be was about Ia
be deposited IN the grave. What a lesson and
"nhi an incentive To great cNtrUon>, does Mi
MIdlson's life diord--N hat more honorable dis
JUNCTION could mortal wish, than, after Il long aud
cNtniin HE, crowned with the highest hmlors =
grateful people could bestow To sink like the de-
parting sun, shedding around the ituu oil Il mature
intellect, and, ~ requiem, To receive thc tears o
fifteen millions Of people. Bun c,r, cmed as Mr..
Madison Is, his character has mol. as vet received
that senrlation which ! is due His memory i,
destined Ia be that winch time shall ,trcnpibrn no
rlidce.' When faction, which nov blinds aur ,it-
Hehs by prrndle, to true worth, and Is slalkinq
through the land it'll a giants stride, shall hay,
been qnellcd, then will Nj Madison appear IN hi,
true heh'--and placing lis muti> Is and actions \.
longsldo Of those who are nov halr>inr ia ia ia,
brink oil destruction, hepcopIe will per eeiye tn,
difference, and, rDutting by II, will take linn a,
model thencciorth Of al that Is good, great an,
NirinoaS. ORANGE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
DOMESTIC IVEEEf.Is.ES " .
CuAnLorrrsyIiLr, july Il.

'hhhIbi ilN'iILi, 'uiN ~
Judge White passed through this place ON sun
day last on his way home.
GEM. Jackson passed ihroneh tbs place on
"Wednesday morning for the Hermitage.
Tile Characteristic differences between Wig
and Tory have seldom been more strIkinPly c,-
cmplihed than they were IN the department OF the
respective ircnls Of the>e two pfomuerl mcn.
JUDGE " bite arrived 10 brcakta>--uo more fuss
was made over hun than nny Other stranger :--he
went undi>iinguisied 10 the table, unattended by
any cronchne, cfncina mcnal :-lr tmned an
hour afterwards, and then took up hi, line OF march
like good citizen. Tie Wings act out their prin-
ciplcs instead oi crintine 10 public men. If ihcle
is any crnging, Hey uldhe the public men oIiupe
10 them.
For da, or Two before the Hero passed through,
III, faithful were 10 he seen sitting on high places,
On the look out ior his advent The plianey Of
the knee WINS practced, and in some eases the
last drail made ON the che .ar cea;, lia;
10 render the ser,iluy the more acceptable TO the
eye aud nose ol royalty. All the symptoms udi-
Gated Joyous burst Of adulaion. He VAS TO BIZ
here On Thu sday yeninr. Long after the King
/ of day bad ceased TO glld With his fading beam
j the mountain peak--whcn the Z" sentinel star. had
set their watch II the sks,' the faithful kcut their
+ ,isils.-Bu IN Vall--No Hero eame--ilo would
then certainly come on 10 breakfast the next morn
lng. Jnop Alter lucp dlsappearcd--llme wore
aPace-l0"ks grew ANXIOUS the glass lingering
m It's cifcumglrai1onS, awaiting the arrival -" lie
j will come proscnllN"-lhc breakfast bell rang
no Hero yet. Presently 1t MAS announced that
Gen Jackson had passed up Random Row. d" I'm
possible what not stop Impossible =" Bun
IT was true-and The Democracy missed the pra-
cIou. smiles Of his Majesty. 1drooate
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meetings and appointed delegates 10 this eonren-
,;on. and We have no doubt thai others, influenced
by beiresampl,. VIII take The nos' efficient mea-
.ure, 10 bring teir strength 10 bear upon the cleo
,ien in November Are We not justified Then IN
expressing the opinion, that, by proper organization
and activity. the Union ticket can be carried b,
A MAJORITY OF SEVERAL THOUSAND
VOTES
Lei, every opponcn, of Nj. Van Buren, grid on
lie armour for the contest. Lei none stand alooi
,pon The plea that his services are not required
thai one vote is Il matter ot no consequence. Let
all such recolleei that the whole vote OF the State
is composed of units like himself. Let none plead
priyatr engagements rs an excuse for not coming
10 the polls, for surely no good citizen will refuse
one day 10 his country in It's huar oi need. Let us,
one and all, dismiss all ouwaldiN applehcnsIons
and unu'anIs dependency from cur minds and re-
member tina, WE aic doing hattie IN the cause oil
freedom ar our county. And when by our united
effort the victory shah have been won, with what
glowing telling Of pride and 'Nn'ta'ion shall We
rrasp . ch otlie,', hands and exchange mutual con-
pra,nlaior, ON the drli,erlnce 81 on country from
the dominion oi the spoilers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
'EHe last Coalition Party.

WI Acknowledgement for the iavors he has recen-
ed from the most respectable families of lvnchburg,
and vicinity and from the most respectable aud gen
teel ladies and gentlemen. who have attended his
school and parties, during the session in returning to
them his thanks. lie respectfully informs them that
his 18th and farewell Party, will take place gu Fri
day the 22d instant, which he should be very glad
to the Parents and all the Ladies who may de
sire to participate the enjoyment of such amuse-
mcnts.
rons at his Terpschore In Richmond, where he en-
poets to have parties every week. His establishment
is situated ON Shockor Hill, second square from the
Capitol. corner &. and 7ih Street.
July II q if
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A CAza ID.

4 ORENXO NORNELL, having associated him
i - sell III the above business, intends moving to
Baltimore, where he respectfully soclts from his
friends and the public generally, a portion of their
patronage. The business will be a general Com
mission and igency for The sale and purchase of
Goods Groceries, Produce, &c, &c. Wishing to
engage extensively IN the sale OF manufactured To
bacco, he respectfully soIiclts or the firm por-
ton of the patronage OF the manufacturers OF Lynch
bury, and the adjacent country.
His knowledge Of the descriptions OF Goods. Gro
eeries, &c.. suited 10 the Virginia trade, together
with the promise OF his utmost eXertlons 10 give
general satisfaction, will he hopes induce many Of
his Virginia friends to paironlze the above new es
adjustment. lie will leave IN 10 Is days for Bal
lmorc, and will be- glad to receive any orders
signments which may be offered.
july ii 2w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
From The Plata. L. S. Gazette.

tROPS.-A friend who was in Harrisburg du-
ring the sitting OF the recent convention, tells us
mat he inquired carefully of the delegates from
every portion of the State, az to the prospect of
grain' and learned with great pleasure that the
irars entertained "A few weeks since of a conside-
raOIe failure will not be rcalizcd--and by way of
confirmation, we copy the following from the Ming
ston lLuzcrne COZ Herald:
We nave had fine growing weather for a num-
o'f OF days. Corn has started forward and may
vet yield a far crop. The wheat crops, we are
e'ad TO learn, taken through the valley, arc now
more promising than they early in tho sea-
SON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

OHIO GIVEN Up-Thr Monitor, violent
Van Buren, paper in Ohio, SAYS
AS we hNe, during this campaign, estimated
our MAJORITY larger tan formerly, those few time,
we have spoken oft, we must be faithful enough
uowio say that appearances are stronger IN favor
Of our opponents than they lave been
"Slronger," quotha ll,nRIsoN carries Ohio
lv 10000 maimitv. il Penn, >lvauia there will
be no FIGHT hs majority viii BE- a> large as JACK
so>'s-llis prospect, are decidedly the best every
where coteil Is huchlng on h"r armor for the
fsht. and the strongest Van Buren, State in tie
South will go against hm. Tn ",ien,' are every
where encouraging. AOc ofk Star
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
MORE NEW BOOKS.

" l. have Just received great variety of New
" Books. Among them the following, viz
9th Vol Lelghs Reports Thoughts on the Reli-
glous State OF the World by Cotton; Coerdge S
Letters SPAN Revisited; The Doctor SeIf-Con-
demncd; Whale Fishing Koningsmarke by Paul
ding complete uniform editions of Miss Edge
worth 5 and Mrs. Shcrwood's Works The Parents
Assist mt Paris and the Parisians Philosophy of
Living, or the way 10 enjoy life and its comforts :
Bulwcrs complete Works uniform edition, Z vols :
One in Thousand Tom Jones Rienzi Life of
Slr James Mdckntosh Fosters Penmanshp, new
work Dawes Arithmetic, &c. &c. For sale BY
MARTIN 4 LATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

TnE cRors.-'rhe rifin (Ohio) Gazette, speak
'ng OF the wheat crops, SAYS, "n Ohio we have
heard no complaint; in this county, and those ad-
lo'nng, II is believed the prospect of heavy crop
has never been lalrer,' The same paper contains
the following:
Hye.-A stalk Of Rye was handed us day or
two ago, taken from the field of Col. II. c. Brish
81 Clinton township, in this county, measuring s
feet inches, and heavily headed. The whole field
Is sad to be uncommony fine, being but little infc-
riur 10 the stalk selected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Upon It's being, yesterday, mentioned, in the
h"ar"g Of our friend Gii3ibus that the President
iad signed tic Drposite BILL this remark wa. made
- Yes, great men great things in TIE same
light. President Santa Ana, when q prisoner after
the defeat and slaughter Of lis army, saws. with
much Goodness" Ihdce concluded To remain n
prisoner wnh the enemy" So President Jackson.
observing that the Dcposc bill passed both Houses
OF Congress, by majority OF more than three to
one, whereby the veto was tet0taHv vetoed co,-
c!uied TO give IT his sanction. He surrendered
10 me iorcc he could not resist There i. point
IN the comparison. Cincinnati Go,,us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

The non-commiual system of Mr. Van Bmcn
has probably never btaen better cNcmpll,d than
IN the case oi one Of III, partisan, in Louisiana.
The gentleman published a paper half frencl, and
hall English, one l.al Il which, tie English sid,
--eors strong for Van Bur,n and johnson, and
The other, or French side, is Jealous 10, White
This rather goes ahead of the recent ccrti6c,te
touching the Van Buren, religion, wherein il i,
clearly made out that the Vice President belnuos
t, nearly all the denominations extan, eNcept III,
Roman Catholics; AMI Mr.. Van Buren, him
self had previously taken care 10 inform his Holt
rcss the Pope that Ie was favorable to that church
TOO. " y Cour,r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Col. WV. +. DrvAL, formerly Governor of
florlda, whose son, Capt. DUvAL, was murdered
al Goliad, by order of Gen. Santa Ana, las pub
Ilshcd letter in the Louisville journal, in which
he announces his determination TO devote his life
to the task OF avcnglng the blood ofhis son. lie
declares that he is making more than ten thousand
dollars, by his profession, in Florida, but that he
will give up every thing for the command Of 1900
1000 mounted men from Kentucky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Tie y. Orleans Bee of the 2Slh ull. saws, it is
runorcd that the Mexican Schr. Almatia, Capt.
Nans,ovorccn, winch cleared for Vera Cruz, with
brandy and dry goods, on Saturday week, was
CHASED on the 2ith 10y a Texian schr called The
Union, supposed to be IA privateer, and succeeded
IN reaching the >. W. pass, where she asked and
rec, wed protection from the L. ). Revenue Gut
ter, Dallas, Capt. Green.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
Plano Ferries, G.lliars and Music

1sRS. +. G.. SMITH has just received IA very
We large supply of New and Popular MUSIC of
oyery iad, for the Piano Forte and Guitar, embrace
ING great variety of the rec ent publications.
\ number of GUITARS on hand for sale at the
New York prices.
Expected this week. additional supply Of Gui-
tars also, Netuiiic Plate PIANO FORTES from
Nunns. Clarke X Co, and Dubois, Bacon X Cham
bcrs. which will be sold the manufacturers prices
given IN their printed catalogues, with the addition
ot the charges for transportation,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

IN. .', ,1 Hum0r.-The grave Legislators IF
,,ha anu are growing face,ious Of la,e Amon.,
1 'p Jok's We hear one by the Boston cand;Ja,o
,h. "'u Presidency On the reading of a resdip,ion
snor D"r' uay' making inquiry into The exned;.
etc ..p ""''si'ng certain post-ron,es, to wi, !"
GU. rost rouies 10 wit" remarked H. w
SER 'h'y had better ge, po.trontcs ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Governor Carroll, one of the commissioners for
the sale Of the Chickasaw reservation, has return
ed TO Nashville from Pontotoc. The Nashville L.
mon says, the sales are among the best ever made
in America, and yelled $500 900 dollars, which
was paid to the Agent in cash. The proceed, of
'I'e sales arc reserved by treaty, for the use and
benefit OF the Chickasaws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
S@st4'"s and Erpioring EIp,a,f,on to tie Pa
on Oelan anA Month Srns

W.learn that the President liza, ,,;,.,,, - L. .
have the exploring vessel, ducd an, win ,ha r',',
| possible DELAY. The anp,op,inion mad. H., E.",
/ rrr,, MIS- nn,,l t,,.,,.','. ,'II ,h,, - >'"
! lrmplltcd b, the expedition. and tine r>crn,,,..
Is determined that nothing shall bc .an,;nc +,
render the expedition III every rcspec, worthy I'm,
coun,,y '''''''s u ''e
The t,ic,,. Macedonian ,ov ,,a,,..,;,. 49,.
ouch repair. at Norfolk w, h,r nl ~, WIN
tons each, one or mo, tender, and ",;'' :,
comnet.n, dmensi,ns w., n,,,,, s'p'1 sup u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
From the UaiJa (N G Adroeate, 1871 inst.
SHOCKING

On Thursday, 5lh inst. Two infants were found
dead, in Il well about miles from this place, APP
parcntly about ten days old. On the Friday fol
lowing, Coroners inquest was held over the bo-
dies OF these two little innocent creatures, and it
appeared to them the dlabolical act must ha Y"
been the work Of the infants molher,-A Miss Sn-
san SHADE has been arrested and confined IN iail,
on suspicion o! being the mother and murderer OF
the children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
LOUISIANA CROPS.-A letter

LOUISIANA CROPS.-A letter from one
of the Western parishes of the State to the New
Orleans Bulletin says =" | have lately been
through all Of the Western parishes, and have the
pleasure TO assure you, that the prospect of the
planter both for sugar and cotton, for great crop,
was never better at this season of the year-rhe
corn crop is>A'so mo2 promising"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

NJ. NICHOLAS Bo,rE and his brothers, OF Han
over, Chan'auque county, New York, have recently
received information Which gives them good GROUND
IN believe that they have become hers TO snug
fortune OF four millions Of dollars by the dcath OF
an ell lady in Holland, and that the money Is
ready for lhcm One Of them has gone TO Ph'la-
..lniia 10 investigate the matter with the Dutch
Consul.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

;,, 1'Ni'a ineedotr-Two friend. were ,,o.,l
,;'i "r o'"ef day upon the approaching pres;d.n
a,a,,'1 ,'', ION one Of them remarked ,b,, cha
c. u.iierence which he could see no, ,oo,
Gcn iia 'r.' and Mr.. Van Buren, was this :"
his c,nn,ry ,o" :" peace and in war, has supported
MS 'een SUPPORTED Ely HIS cousrpy ' III war
Loeonpor Ttlesraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
eINAfRA.

4 YOUNG MAN To live in Dry Goods House,
/ "A who writes good hand, and has an extensive
country acquaintance. Such an can get a lbe-
raj salary by producing undoubted testimonials of
character, nc. One from the country would be
preferred Letters post paid, addressed to A. b. c.,
Iynchburg, viii be attended to.
June 30 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

with Gov Duncan u Illinois Tie conversation
turning oi course upon real estate speouldtions, thc
Go,ornor said thai lie had ln>, completed the sale
III New iolk civ of piece OF land in Michigan
city, Which two years aud hall ago nost him
$3.50 and that it had more than doubled the
80 cvrr, da> since, i =. increased III value $3.50
even, da,. II, sold it tof $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
NSTILsIAM II. zKRAUr1x. Watch NJ,

NNT '
w ker SIversmlth and Jewcer three doors
below The Markct- house. and opposite Mr. kews
Dry Good Store takes this opportunity of informing
his friends and the public generally, that he has Just
returned from the Northern cities, where he laid n
the largest and most splendid assortment of articles
in his line. ever heretofore Kept. Thankful to the
public, for the patronage heretofore received, he
again solicits a continuance oftheir custom.
W. +. X.
\. b. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Ware
made and repaired III the very best manner and at the
shortest notice. WILLIAM +. KRAUTH.
Nav ~ If is
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DR.. EoD = z r e a r L Y
SURGEON DENTIST,

WILL be absent from town after the 10th
w inst. for about one month.
Julv II w4w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Detroa Land OGce.-The amount Of sales at
the land office in Detroit, for the month OF June,
amounted To the of tour hundred and si4ty-
stren thousand dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Southern Ueakh.-The Wick sburg Advertiser
estimates the present Cotton crop of the State Of
Mississippi, at 100 millions Of pounds, OF from Is
To Is miIlion. of dollars.
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correspondence has been published in the
New York papers, betwccn SAMUEL l.. COVER
NEuR, Esq, the superseded Postmaster of the city
OF New York, and the Clerks IN his Office, from
which We copy the following pregnant paragraphs :
" OF the simple fact, gentlemen, OF my removal
from oiic ., uncomectcd with few circumstances
TO which shall rot at present advert, do not
know that eurM 10 complain Never having
sought in tie FIRST instance i,r place, have had
iolcr,bly iair participation IN The spoils and Il,
the tenure OF my office has never been distinguish
ed by "a mean subscr,cucv 10 any individual, il
as little 10 be expected that ! could conlinne
in > quiet possession, as II was rather greatly 10
he wondered how | eoud hasc held it So long
The loud and urgent calls, toe, which surround
the public ciib, perhaps Justly demand an ocoa-
,onal sacrifice, to appoasc the hungry cNpcctanis
OF a share.
" For the deep interest lou express for my fam
iIy aud myself, accept onr united acAuowlt dgmens.
Fear not, gentlemen, tor rs; with the smiles Of
Providence, which shall invoke, and nay own
cSertionS, viii take care of ourselves How
ever severe al the moment, 4 t unexpected stroke
which sewers official ties, aud for the instant with
draws the resources Oh uiirh tic, have taught us
perhaps too strongly 10 depend, can assure YOU,
renllsmcn, il is succeeded rs u a sweet ,rpusr
and a buotant reliance on ones own resources,
which, If il list onl, for "a Time, may well excite
the envy of The whole hnst of dependents on the
lrrcaruu> smiles 81 iArcu'isr favor.
Oatdaeto every ificul, whether among >on
81 elsewhere, my ma>l grateful rccolr,linns--to
those who 9th -rwi>r, tcnlcs, deG,ace--
and 10 you, personally, gentlemen, aud all in whose
behalf you address me, an earnest reciproea,lun Of
all your good FEELING, and good wishes,
am your iiienl and servant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE m. y

~ NAhKIAGE N HIGH LIFE-TL, y (
ieegfaph OF Monday says 1--WE undcrst,,d
''''' ''e'e is to be marriage in high hie enacted
ere long. The parties are Mr.. Van Buren ,,d =
very distinguished literary lady, who wish.
=" " ash'hgton daring the winter, and entirely Won
we ice over. IL is also understood thar C,.,.,,1
Jackson has taken a great interest in ,h;s ,G,,
h a' certainly will succeed" Miss Mar,;nean s
tn,n oay DISTINGUISHED literary lady," ,bn, we
Sh oT % VINO visited Washington during the winter
one is now travelling in the W,,t VIC "''''cr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
9pE,

1NA Barrels, first rate,
HOO 30 ou cnns gumrnt, which lle will SELL
LOW to close saics.
July Is 5w If
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'.. az ~ SHE Nt.-t gentleman ,,,,.,l,n,,
W ''"'ro l''"s, fell INTO company srons o,hu,.
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Thursda y, July FL, 1885.
PUBLIC LANDS-rREASU CIpr,.
AR

The following important Circular appeared r,
the Court Journal, on the 18th inst. prefacodl.
three columns of edttoridlremarks, embod, m,
presume the reasons of the gere,ament." r.,
this new assumption of responsibility -
CIRCULAR.-To Rcceirers ofpub1, II
meg, and to the DtposHc BANKS.