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vestings. Silk and Satin
INA Vestings fine article just Receive und
for sale by BURNETT PENDLEToN.
June z, 1857.
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NH ARSElLES Quilts, few 10, II, and 12.
lVM quarter Marseiles Quilts, a Superior
article for sale alta very small advance from
cost, by BURNETT Il PENDLETuN.
June Z, 1857.
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w AN TIE Ed .

A N active lad of from IA to I6 wears of
IA age, as an apprentice to tie printing bu-
sness.
COURIER OFFICE,
May "a, 1887
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Dir D..

In auStinto,cn, Trumbull County, on satur.
day the 24tb ints, Shula, censort of Alexan.
der S. Crier, aged 81 years.
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ANOTHER wHle LIE, fabricated by the
Ohio Star, NAILED TO THE COUNTER. -
In the Ohio Star Of the eighth inst is the
following fabrication
.. "THE FRUIT.'
"In Lynn, Mass, seventeen families
lately went to the work house in one day,
and many more were expected to follow.
They were shoemakers, who were dismis-
ed from employment, in consequence OF
the pressure of the times. Thus the la
boring people are reaping the fruit of the
experiment which the government has
sown.
The Editor of the Concaut Gazette says
this sis base fabrication, and, more
over, an atrocious libel on the industrious
inhabitants of that thriving town."
The Editor of the Lynn paper states,
on the authority of one of the select men
of the town, that only one individualShas
been compelled to apply to the town for
assistance in six months, and that person
belonged TO meighborimg to'on. But a
Federal Editor in Ohio has the effronte-
ry to boldly affirm that seventeen families
went to the work house in one day, and
more expected to follow Oh what hard
checks whig Editors have.
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per barrel.
TEXT.

"That from and after the taking effect
of this act, it shall not be lawful for any
individual or any company Of individuals,
to issue and put in circulation any note or
order for the payment of money, struck or
printed upon any engraved plate, and cal
culated to circulate as bank bill or note,
unless such individual shall be by law
specially authorized so to do, or unless
such company of individuals shall be in
corporated For THAT PURPOSE. p Stat
nteS of Ohio.
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LOOK HERE.
s, MASON, & CO.,

HE AVE on hand large assortment Of Notes
Il M and Accounts, which they will sell as
low and little lower than can lie bought in
the County, Of the same quality. You must
Come and buy, no mistake. May 9th,
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WOOL CARDING.
CLOTH DRESSING AND MAN.
UFACTTRTNG

Y T NAO I 7 NIIN0s
FE7HE subscriber would intern his old friends
4 and the public generally that he has ta-
ken his old Stand Of Pemeroy & Rhodes.
where heiis now prepared to do business in
the above line on short notice and reasonable
terms. His machinery is good and has expe~
ricEeed workmsn, n, and believes will be able to-
give general satisfaction.
JOSHUA N.o0DARD.
FtankGn, Nay 25, 1857, SIG
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"All who trade on borrowed capital
ought to break"
The Wing press charge Gen. Jackson
with making the above remark, and said
all the hard things they could think of
against him for it, but now the leading
Wing paper in the country has said, sub
stantially, the same thing. Wonder what
the faithful will say to it.
From the N. Y. Express.
A house failed short time since, whose
liabilities were three hundred thousand.
"Their assets were four hundred and fifty
"thousand dollars. This house has paid
'within the fifteen months, previous to
s'thcir failure. 'one hundred and fifty
"eight thousand dollars extra interest, ,
cover and above seven per cent. per an
'num. No business under heaven can
ssstand sacrifices of this kind, and the
''sooner it is broken up, either by public
"opinion, or Legislative acts, the better
"for all parties"
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HI ALE doz. Pieces Figured Gros DE Nap,
IN Silks different patterns, Just received and
for sale by BURNETT Il fENDLEfON.
June 7, 1887,
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HBLACK Silk Velvet, Black Gros De
.hD Rhine, Gros DE Nap and Gros De Paris
Silk, Blue Gras De Berlin Silks and several
piecesof Colored Gros De Maps, Of Best qnal.
iy for sale by
June 7. BURNETT & PENDLETON.
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it. The laws require that the revenues
Of the country shall be received in specie,
or its equivalent, that is, bank bills which
can be converted into specie without loss
to the holder. But when no bank bills
can be converted into specie without loss
to the holder, it is necessarythat the rev.
enue be received in specie. Here, Mr..
Journal, we insert for your especial ben
eft the I'd. section of an act of Congress.
passed April IA, 1886:
"Section 2 That hereafter no bank
notes Of less denomination than ten dol
lars, and that from and after the third day
Of March, ammo Dommino eighteen hun
dred and thirty-seven, no bank notes Of a
less denomination than twenty dollars
shall be offered in any case whatever in
which money is to be paid by the United
States or the Post office Department; nor
shall any bank note of any denomination
be so offered, unless the same shall be pay
able and paid on demand in gold or silver
coin at the place where issued, and which
shall not be equivalent to specie at the
place where offered, and convertible into
gold and silver upon the spot, at the will
of the holder, and without delay or loss
to him: Prouided, nothing herein contain
ed shall be construed to make any thing
but gold and silver legal tender by any
individual, or by the United States."
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rrr s-,rv or o,,, DIN the Supreme Court,
pnn.a.a Co., 80 Vacation after Angus,
portage county IS. Term A D 1856.
Edward Farnum, )

vs. Sfetition fcr DlVofce.
Betsey NJ Farnum,
TSNHE said Betsey NJ. Farnum will please to
d take notice that the said Edward Far
mum, her husband, has this day fled his Peti-
ton in the Office of the Clerk of said Court.
praying for divorce, and has assigned for
cause wilful absence for more than thre9
years.
The said Betsey NJ. Farnum can appear at
a Term Of said Court, to be holden at II ,ven2
ma on the fourth day Of September next, and
show cause, if any she have, why said petition
should not be granted.
L. V. RIERcE, Sol'r.
Nav 18, 1887. Pm GEO. KIRKUM .CTk.
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NOoD assortment Of Tuscan, Oriental Tus
Va can Oriental Tuscan and Lace Lapt leg
horn and plain Straw, Ladies Hats for sale by
June Z, BURNETT & PENDLETON.
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TNoR.sale BY BURNETT & PENDLEToN,
IL large assortment Of French Prints,
French Muslins and Printed Jaconets.
June z
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N EW GOODS. .

A. p. SEYMOUR, & Co. have received
~" new supply of GOODS. The inhabit-
ants Of Rayenna and the adjacent towns are
respectfully invited te call. June S.
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GlLK, Fur and Russia Hats, just received
~ and for sale by
juno z, BURNETT & PENDLEToN, :,
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PHYSIC AND SURGERY.

N. 3. Dr.. w. will pay particular atten.
ton to the Preservation Of the TEETH by
CLEANSING, PLueeINa, &C., &c. June, 1887 Z
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On Hand and For Sale.

OR Hand and For Sale,
A t the lowest prices, a large assortment of
IN all kind. of Stone Ware.
May IL, BURNETT & PEEDL EToN.
R RELGRAyE Plaid and Cord, venician
~ Grapes of different patterns-a New ar
tcle for GcntIemens Pants, for sale by
June z, BURNETT & PENDLETON.
EToR Sale by BURNETT T-&PENDLETON, &
Il few Ladies French Capes and Collars.
June 9, 1857.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-07
Col. Enr>T's OK TIL PoroMte. }
bCiuber l7th, 1887.

1fy Deay - BY the hind invitation oil Col
Breut htsr stopped few day, to suua The country
ar and shoot Wild fowl have shot al ami drcd2tHg
ffiQiRcacd, efcat number to-day but the quantity
Rugged IS not satisfactory. The truth il, ear am
ton quick the tngger--a fault sometime at
tfbutrd 10 me IL poll ~ well rs ltaldsc shoot
ing.
And so ofny old political lieads " against
my speech, bah Don't sou tlnnh II would haN.
bern brttcf them Ia have answered my arguments
before Dhey de" into passion with the author As
Jack Downing says, THAT is MY notiou' ! rdtc no
thing Tor tie office LOT as sake, aud that they may have
willingly, dthry wish ii but really instead OF quar-
rcllng WiH me. regret extremely they have not
seen the necessity Of uniting the only that
can save the pa,ty from destruction. 1t mas say
ing f Arlington, that You might put dozen pnppics
INTO sack and shake II, and when they began 10 sui
Ter pain, lhey would instantly commence tearing
each oihcr, but would never think OF luug the
hand ha, shook the sack Our pu1y is the parry OF
the people, aud with tolerble egl I'd TO demo-
cratic prInc pies, we must always be in the majony
But We have for years been forced into wrong posi-
lions Congress has had litt!e more to do .tli tie Il
nances OF the country, Tor several years past, lhan the
Doors OF Russia The slaves OF Uufkey. This |
think has. or at least will cease, soon as Mr. Van
lrcn gets through tie unfinished business OF his
predecessor, and fairly sets upon his own seat; but
we have taken steps 10 convince the people oil tiN
and from the ex Presidents letters and Mr.. an Blu
ren's promises aud rccent Recommendations, they
have no reason to believe that they viii not be tor
menied aud tortured by experiments just as nut h rs
before. 1--we do not wish TO BIZ anuihllaIed par
ly lat US lake hold Of the hand that has tortured.
and, feat, ruined us, aud not further weaken our
forces by exhaustng our strength on each etht =.
The great mass have found out that their distress
ses have been caused by Executive msrule in the ii
nauces. aud they cannot be convinced to tho
y or many years they quit thinking for theRiseyes
the SUBJECT, but wheu it became necessary 70 quM
.-'ae tY,f, their utAnoo was reused tn the neenss-
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.t's,eS' ssDyFeN.
HORN 81 WATSON


a RE NOW opening at their CASH STORE, n
a large and general assortment Of FALL. IL
WINTER GOODS, purchased in the Northern
Markets at auction for CASH all of which they are
determined 10 sell at much lower prices than the same
qualities were ever offered IN this market.
We respectfully ask call from I'll persons wishing
to buy. az will take pleasure in exhibiting our
Goods whether we sell them or net
The following few of the artiaics comprising
stock.
Cloths and Casslmeres, all colors and prices,
SattinelS, blue rnived and striped,
kcntuckv Jeans large lot
Flannrls all coors. VERY cheap)
tulled Cloths, aud Is wide,
Twilled Jeans, good article for Negroes Clothes
Linsev 3-I and Al, solid aud striped,
Merno Circassimis,
Bleathed Cottons, very cheap,
Brown do do
Silks, black and eourcd.
French Bomhazines.
French worked Collars, cheap,
Blankets "a large lot) soa,e very large for Boat Gov
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Er,m NE N.,a lmL. Eln,o.E.


There IS sincere desire on tho pant nt tho public.
thai the banks should return 10 specie raynrnts.
Hui there il deshc that il should BE- taSy nn'le
taken to the injury of all, section Of the
country. The crop that is no" ruor forward it "a
believed BY many viii greatly contribute to paving of
lle debt 10 England Should the Legislature of
this State aid the progress ofrcsnmpou by anho,-
SIM the banks small noirs, this. with the
paving OF ofthe debt will place II IN hrpowrr ot the
ba1hs 10 pay specie without any difficulty.
Many of the city banks have got IN y rir eirenla
ten within a mcrc uine, aud keep il in. By The last
report the
Leather Banh had out S3adol
Lafayette aJ.2!G
Iadrsmen d" l1125
Several of the other hanks have got into nearly as
marrow compass. Nav II all the hanks had with
drawn then circulation IN the same m@nust. almost
every man IN the county would have been iuiucd.
There would not be 1.-THE ct the bills IN circulation
tint ale wanted tor the common purposes oi life.
The tct, Lar ~ bills concerned shows that orr
cit, banks are IN different position from mosi OF
the banks IN The country, which have been eondue-
tel, in our Judgment, IN manner quite As iepula
he
In another poiut ofsew however. ll,c civ hanks
lfe not so well oil rs The country hankH. HE city
banks have, of indNidna deposltes, uIue less than
thirteen millions oi dollars, aud they have Oh baud
two millions Que hundred thousand dollars III specie,
The country banks, and even the Southern, " esteIn
and Eastern banks have deposited III ours \ lnrr"
portion of these thirteen monsot dollafs Now II
there is any resumption that deserves the natnr, II
must be on Deposits aeeii as btiS. The country
banka redeem their bills II the e,y blnss pay
ther deposits n specie Tho city hpuks. however,
can ,edecm abon half their bills IN ercuai on. but
uoi adolhr Of thcir deposits.
There will be diversity of opinion even
mong our CITY banks. on the subject oi resumption,
Some of them are well provided with specie. The
Bank OF America. Tor example his 59l. d6 dolhr>
specie, and only So 2ol dollas IN brll son while
other banks have but small amount Of spceir "tlh
barge amount OF other srcuIircs. Il /, not improhN
he lha s"ne al the Lai!as will vote 9t rrsumiug the
payment OF billy. particularly those that hdve ou
small amount IN circulation. Such Resumption.
however, thus partial aud drcepise,s too much Of =
mpekciy to become the action OF a grave convention
Of iaanci"ts
It's matter Of history that whrn tie banks sus
pended during the war. convention WIS held 10 re
sum-, the, broke mp unable to fix ON any petlpd uot
dld the, resume untll the Uuncd States Banh effect
ed the object.
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gsEF'T,S K.E.g.g.9T,s ES..gAD'.S
eysEsSasF,

T HEREBY return to the people my grateful &C
A acknowledgements for the liberal encouragement
they have heretofore given me in the business of
Public House Keeping and now solicit their farther
patronage. having determined 10 recommeucc AT the
house which still inue to occupy, where every
ateGtion will be given to the accommodation of all
who may think properto favor me with their custom.
HIRAM WALDRON.
November so I'm
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'sNliE subscriber viii have for sal-, this Fall the
a Hs0rHs Sgil,:icau!is or Chinese Rnul-
berry Cuttings. producing leaves from g TO 10 in
ches III dllmetrr.--I likewise the Morus Aha or
White Italian Mulberry Seeding nees-which will
be sold on very acc ommodatlne terais-AIs LARGE
supply ofthe large White Crop SifE vF.or.,,
Eggs. Apply at tho once Of rlic l.ynchburg Vr
gIn1in. where specimen Of the Sk, made this sen
son. may he seen. or TO Mr. james GamrwelI, Al the
Mulberry Farm. two miles from L,nchburg, the
Amherst Court house road.
J.. FLETCHER x Co.
August3l Il
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CASa, SAFE SeF Nsia.ssssss.

DURSUANT 10 decree of the crcun Superior
L Couu ol Law and Chlnccry ior Buckingham
county the unarrsl .nrd ,mns>ionefs appointed for
the purpose will the first day OF January next, a.
the Tavern OF james S. she'll IN HE town of Bent
Creek. ia said county. sell ia the highest bidder,
Tor cash. the Slaves belonging Ia the estate Of Thorn
A. WmyGrl, decd twenty more IN number, and
Of all descriptions. Should any be OF value they
will be put the lowest bdcr, the taher giving bond
and security. conditioned 10 keep Sconortably feed
and cothc the n darln Len lis as directed ~ SAID
decree. l. !. BOCOGK, (r,
W.p. BOCUCk, .
December ids
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NOTICE TO CONTHsACGKes.
James River Is EGaMayssaa Canal.

I'HERE will be let IN the l4h day OF Decen-
L Der. ut the office ol the CON ,any, in the Cly
klcheond, all the SECTIONS, cuivcIts aHd aqueduciS
uot then under contract, between Richmond and
Lynchburg, on the line vi the James RIVER and Ia
ha"ha Canal.
Contractors WHO can exhibit satisfactory tcs;ino-
mails oftheIr ability aud character, invited to cx-
airline the work. and make proposals.
The work now offered consists OF three aqurdncts,
many large and small cuyeits, and all the sections
prepared for contract between Pierces landing and
nchmond, and few isolated sections other parts
Of the line.
a list Of the most important jobs will be published
1" 'ne oihcc of the Company, and all needIul intor
nation will be given contractors by the Assistant
Engineers the work.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
thrj Engineer IF the James Rirer q hanamha Co.
NorE.-Should the stock -holders, at their APP
r'oachmg meeting, authorize the construction of
ooa instead of stone locks there will shortly be of
'eu about Thirty wooden locks several dams across
lanes River, aud about one hundred and twenty
arm and road bridges G.. f. Jr.
November u ~. t2D
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From B.clncirs (phiiad.) Rcgo,tcy, Nor. %

We think II hchl, probable, aud wc have reason
Tor tins impression, ,hatthr Philadclphin Bnuks
mol vet prepared to designate day for the fesump
ton Of specie payments. This decision appears To
be rational, aud IN conlorlnity with the public good
Il would be madness III The Banhs 10 cater upon II
wor, Of such uj ortanre without being IN state of
ample rradness. That they arenot now IN such n
conduou, think tew will venture 10 deny. EX
change on i,moTc It Will be remembered still com
maud4 about 10 per cent premium. W hale thr rate ~
50 high, II appears t" rs inpo sibletol the u l,s a.
resume. The ENchanae must get down to of 10
per cent NJ least the Banks musi ennI lhei en-
culaon sltll more the apprehension Of the public
mind must wow less ie,sflsh aud The National L-
gisatutc and Government must exhibit y Disposition
10 bung about 50 desirable result 1t II our IN
preston, therefore, that the Banks cannot Resume
With safety, AT an, rate, within year from thus tune.
1t Is proper torenuk. however, that other and intel
bgent Observers. cnterlnn different view o the sub
pct.
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.N'DEEgE,.

UNDETERMINED TO SELL our GOODS for
IL cash, OF to punctual dealers at six months
credit we offer them at such prices as cannot fail to
please We have lately received an additional snip
ply OF WAITER q, % ODSfrom The Northern
clties, which certainly bought lower than usu-
AL and we ate determined to sell at small per cent
Thankful to friends and the public for ielrberal
patronage, again invite t.eir attention TO our
Stock. which is well assorted. and adapted to the
season. ]. K. BAILEY & Co.
Amhert G.. H.. Nov. 80 Is
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IRE MO VAE.
EoEEQdKE.E.v' ~ E'.zL.NER,

SIsH OF TIC EI1lCfk hoy q NOrsMr,
III Az h removed to the house formerly occnpied
- by Mr.. L. +. Bowen. rs \ Dry Goods Store
'"o doors above Messrs. Williams u Nictor's. Main
street, They earnestly solicit their friends and the
public, TO call and examine their stock of
Drugs, Medicines. Dyc-SsHsIs, Psss,its,
Oils. Brushes. &c. &c.
All OF which fresh and select aud will be sold at
very small advance. ANY orders from Countrp 1fer-
ctanis and Physicians will be furnished with care aud
desnaieh L. & z.
Nov. 20 tS
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GREAT SACRIFICE.

,v,IIE SUBSCRIBER hNs a very large assortment
fancy Shawls and II ,ndkctchleis. most of them
.s,Iv i,r this market. which he IL determined TO
vi, if he cc,s hut on-iourh Of ther value. Ladies
.,u,ng splendid Goods, at even less than the price
ofcommon ones no" have an opportunity OF suppl, :,
" ,hsm..lyes They consist OF stNie PLAID
rih.t Ncrino Plain Tablet dnto, Cnoya, Chal-
L.. In.ola. Foulard, Hcraanna, Decoup- Gauae,
NV, .,yle Scotch Merno Rpbroy Shawls, aud various
-.h., iinds. all OF which vi" BE- sold at an enormous
sacrifice. - -,
f''aso,r Co,onred Merino Cloths at the low proe
OF 81 so;
tow very fine French Worked Capes and Collars,
very law; ;,
Al,o be l,,l At the F.ney and Staple Dry Goods
auIl Ware House OF r.. b. Els rES.
November ID
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.OOO.OON


1t is not presumed that the above estimate OF the
believed that they ale sufficiently 10 shew that
the present available foreign balance is nearly
paid, trtt--wAen viewed il connection with orr
sources. and after the bulk of cofton and otter
crops begin 10 90 iorn ard there will he great
surplus exchange over the available debt, and lhat
tins surplus Will, or considerable period, continue
to increase after making every allowance for new im-
ports aud items OF dtbi omitted. 1t may be added
that the foreign floating mercantile debt Of tho
United States is ta less al this time than 1t has been
at any period within the last six years, and would
be considered nothing if general confidence cx-
istcd.
In regard 10 the domestic exchanges, the abun-
dance aud value Of our crops great that
they will. they come forward, necessarily equal
Use the domestic exchanges and enable the South
ard the West to pay that part OF the debt due TO the
North aud the East, which the debtors are able In
pay, or ~hich they will be able pay for time
to come.
IT, then, such be the state Of our foreign and do
nestle exchanges in The early part OF The ensuing
spring. cannot the banks with and certainty
sumo specie payments at such time may be
can
1t should be recoliectcd Tia, the suspension OF the
Banks came upon w Is ma state of full vIgor, aud
after years oil confined prosperity we were struck
down AT once and the very extent aud magnitude
of the calomiiy great hep to lis cure such
was the alarm that all business checked Al once,
confidence was suspended, aud for six months past
the whole speYei~s II tho country ha'' h9sut mPor
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$50 Ess,ss ARs

ANYWAY from the subscriber living in the
IL, county of 'u.sylyanla, 10 or II miles south OF
W,,J,s Rrij.e. Oh the 22d Of May last, NEGRO
NAN NAMED HENRY, about p years OF age,
l.rge and likely. HENRY formerly bro0ged 10
Mr. YIN. c. Leltwch Of Bedford county, and Is
we'll acquainted in the neishhorhood OF Mr. Wm.
Getaway The above reward will be given to any
prrson Who will apprrhend aud contne him IN jail
80 that get hun gain
JOlIi, +. FITZPATRICK
June Is
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Leaving totai drb 90 coo, 600
9Dfthis part will ssal, lie postponed from a,-
lures and cmbarrassnents Tor period at 2, IL and
lS months.
'fhe ampnni 80 postponed must be matter Of
estimate. bul WHEN consider the amount II pro-
tested bill, held ly the BaIk Of England, and Tic
amount al ihr balances OF Importing llausrs, to
eelher with what IS due 10 France, viii ce>Ily be
that II nni 1vrrs'aird in estimating the
postponed At 81 SOC ,0JD--,ving 10 be RENTED
about ~ 50A 0H0.
Oh this snm, there has been full, one half remit
ted III specie AID stocks:
And a large proportion OF the other hahn cotton
and other merchandise.
Ourrcsou 10 pay the available balance Of tho
foreign drht, and for new imports Tor the year 10
come. upto August aud September next, arr rough
w. as lo,l iws
Stock, an Indefinite an5uni Of New York, ohio,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, &c. say at
least, I'D to 3,O00,0O0
Cotton srIhe last and coming crops, l0G00,000
Freiehts, Tobacco and other ex-
ports 100000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-07

Loafand Brown Sugars, Tea. Coffee, Salt, Sole
Leather. Indigo and naddcr, Raw Cotton and
Spun, Wines Brandy aud Rum Ginger, Pepper
and Spice,
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