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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
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The Bank Bill. as ii passed the Legislature,
provides, thai in case the Bank of Virginia
and Farmers Bank shall fail to accept the
provisions of the act, " increasing the Bank
ing Capital of this Commonwealth. il shall,
in that event, be lawful to establish an Inde-
pendent Bank i'm the town Of Lynchbur1,
with capital of ~ 32500O; and with Offices
ct discount and dcposite at Charleston, (Ka-
nawha,) with u capital of 500, 900; at Dan
VILE, with capital of siOO,000; at Farmvillc,
with capital ofs200, 900; at Charlottesville or
Sco'tsvie as the stockholders may elcctwitha
capital offs 10000 at Abingdon or Evansham,
rs the stockholders may elect, with acapital of
>ioo'ooO; and at Fredericksburg with cap
tol of 9i62,5oo The Compiler thinks. how
ever, that the Virginia and Farmers Bank
VIII accept the terms, and consequently that
our chance for an independent Bank is a
slender one We shall publish the entire law
in our next.
The Legislature is expected TO adjourn to-
morrow or next day.
Charles Il Shaw, Esq, has sent 10 tho LIE
r''la'nrc his resignation as Principal Enyi
nccr Of the State
The failure of Mcssrs II. Il J. Pbilips. of
Philadelphia, is announced. Their liabilities
are SAID 10 exceed one million of dollars.
\ New Orleans letter of March IG to the n.
49, commerce, says, Arrangements have
p''n made for Mcshrs. Reynolds \ Byrne To 90
inland iquidatcthe affairs olHcrmann, Briggs
y fo.andior Thomas Barrett & Co to 90 On
II * expected that things will be easier IN q
few DAYS"
\ postscript TO the New York Express of the
9th INST says, " We have letters from Wash
'hE'on which say that men supposed to be
high IN the confidence of Mr.. Van Buren,.
state that the Trcasur, Circular will not be re-
pcacd."
There has becu u destructive fire nj W,sk
mGton, &c. Rumor states that one hundred
houses, IN the business part OF the town, were
destroyed.
The Massac husetls Legislature, by ayote of
81 to ten, has affirmed the obligation ofCon.
SrcSs 10 receive Abolition petitions. and tho
right of that body To emaneipat, the slaves in
thc District of Columbia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
ebEsaH's IAsst.

Died on the 9th inst. at her residence IN Henry
county, Virginia after short but st'tie Illness Mrs.
SrsANNA MAHTIN, rclIct OF ten. Joseph Martin, IN
the 18Th vcar OF hen age 1t not the object OF this
notice to cuogiHc the deceased, but merely 10 an
nouucc her death to her numerous relatives and
friends |, is, however, due to Mrs. Martin TO say
tina, she was known as a lady of great moral worth
She practised those cardinal virtues which alorn and
beauty human nature possessing clear discrni
nation aud sound Judgment and although she made
no public profession olregion, her friends and ac-
ouaintanccs do not mourn as those having no hope
Those who knew her character appreciate the
loss We have sustained.
o. The Nashville papers are requested to cop,
the foregoing.
-. in this place. on Saturday last, GtoRGE
CLrMo>s, infant aud only OF MI. J ohm ReSely
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
I'kes'OS
p Publishing ~ Buchanan, u IIEEKLY NEIlS
PIPER ~ be- cuiied
m
PATEoNSrss'uss; NEWS.
\ He RsU q N a IA n

III ANlNG received numerous solicitations from
n the citizens Of Buchanan and Pattousburg the
undersigned proposes, soon ~ Il sufficient number
Of subscribers b. obtained TO justii, the cucurfc
Ia commence the publication of a weekly journal IN
Bnehanln 10 be called 1.-THE buchanan and
Pauopsbnrg News"
The "NENS" will take no part edtoriallv m
the political controversies of the day though lis
OF all questions touching the common good. II will
paftles-inilnenced by none" In his selections the
nnde signed will transfer to his columns such polli
cal items only as of general interest, aud as are
Invested of a partisan character
II shall be the principal design ur the " NEWS"
the title imports, to disseminate general uclll.
eence mong its readers, prompl, and as accurate.
" as possible, and To promote * Ear practicable
the interests OF the community among which It is
proposed to locate II. The undersigned dcrms it
unnecessary 10 be particularly minute IN relation 10
the future course and character ot his contemplated
publications Suffice II to say, that Agriculture
Commerce, Internal Improvement, General lnolli
genee, and Miscellaneous Reading will each he tut
nlshed with department IN the " NEws," aud that
ever, practicable effort shall be- made To render II
tcrestina aud improving.
The undersigned has practical knowledge OF his
profession, acquired by strCt attention. during atcfm
OF years in Richmond and he feels confident there
fore OF being able To give satisfaction TO those who
may extend to Inn their support
a. The =" NEWS" will be printed on super
royal sheet, nj the low price of ~ per anuum.
SAMUEL NJ SELDEN.
March 81 t.
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EFeeFs NE, r..

pursuance OH decree u In Cneuu superior Count OF
Ia" and 'haaest' Ion anpball county, Srltamhr
tim l8t m In. easa al lau Albums, Of David
Moore, drrd, llnlnl nanlna Edward Lynch aud others,
ds III, unfslfhed tnmni zlnnas appointed 70, tint pur
pos, Will On lneaa' tn u ans 81 Mny proceed Ia sr
the promises h, WV public on. Tor rad, money, 80
much ot the Lot AT mound, with arruttnua tc aid
erc mslloa la haa mt sen i Ia John ca.ki, be-
IN that valuable Lot ADJOINING tn Second paz',t0l,n
Church. with the eh Tenement thereon tnpwn icr,n
lothpu' oetnHt. SAtkAlII.E KING
Shuid II Campbell county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

N,e- Popcr nj B"rh@"a"-fhe citizens oil boeh-
aal will doubtless be .ratitcd To perceive, by the
pr,,ucrta. Of 1lf. S,MrtL VI. SrLnFS, IN another
coIuu,u, tina, hc designs commencing (he publlca-
non of paper in that place, rs soon rs sufficient
number of subscribers il Obtained 10 warrant the
attempt. W. can recommend Nh = To the cf'zehs
Of Buchanan. aud beg leave 10 ash 'f hlm the liberal
support OF that couruumv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

a. 1t will be seen that the Iosephs have not only
not resumed payment but that there no lonerr any
hope that they viii do The fact i Tvs
letter in Philadelphia papcr,) the admission
that the surpu, they had on hand ON the 1t o!
January was only S6a0,o0o has struck their dealers
and friends with perfect amazement il having been
almost universally believed that they "crs worth at
least five millions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

AZ The \. DIRK papers state that the an buren
merchants in that city, circulating memorial TO
the President, asking repeal OF the Treasury Order
He Is atraid TO repeal it Nothing but the dread OF
Jacksons wrath could induce any hesitation at time
like this. when the foundations OF commercial credit
arc broken up and the country lsthreatened with UNI
versa bankruptcy, in removing one OF the most III
dueutal though not the primary cause OF these extra
ordinary commissions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
FRENCH AND ITALIAN.
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
g PniLApi.IrliA, March :, 1897.

DEAR SIN:
Since the favour OF Yonr last, February 9th,
We have been 50 fortunate As be able Ia recommend
To You rs a competent Musical Teacher, MISS
tlARLoTFE FORD, Of very respectable fami-
lN whose parents keep Il very excellent Boarding
school for Dung Ladies, III Germantown
MISS tot{D possesses brilliant talent as
Pianist, having played with the greatest success at the
Concerts of the phlhartnonc and Musical Fund
Societies. She has taken lessons of our Dir. HUT
noi and II competent teach thc Harp. Being a
very intelligent Dung Lad have no doubt bus
she VIZ answer your expectations in every respect.
We also believe that, iromhcr experience ac-
WIrcd at her parents Institutions she is lit for 2ny
KIND OF tuition generally pracilsed such establish
mcntS Although young her habits are sedate, and
She possesses the necessary dpiomb.
W remain dear SIR, very respectfully
lour uhedient servants.
FlOT, MEIGNEN & Cor
To ruE REV. f. q. SMIrH.n
March 10 VIE IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

Ia ANlNG been IN very delicate health foi several
u months, and hcing DESTROYS OF removing to a
more southern climate tol Its restoration, have de
terminel II sell ont immediately, III, whole stock OF
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,, II ARDW ARE,
tl .IIEkA SHOES, HATS, Ne. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
WEE. ssOES .sT .sKETSO.v.

TWILL sell on Saturday The Isl DAY Of April, in
front OF my AUCTION Room. three OF -four likely
Al sae
CHARLES PHELPS:
March - n If
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or A WEN e Al .

AEISS ]. +. CONRAD respectfully informs the
VI Ladies of Lynchburg, that she has taken a
room AT Mrs lryne's near the cont House, and is
prepared to give instruction in various Ornamental
branches Ladies who DESTROYS to obtain in
structon in this department of knowledge will please
call at Mrs Irvnes, where specimens OF qualification
may be seen.
Tenms.-For Portrait Painting $50; Draw
ing and Painting (connected,) 50 per month Poo
nah, Mezzotinto and on Velvet with Oil Shell, Ebo-
nv aud Wax Work S. each, (whcn separately
taught > Rice, Filagreo Work and Bronzing -
each.
March 30 IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

We learn that bedford Court, last Monday tn fol-
ow i, gentlemen announced candidates represent
that county in the neNt Legislature: Dr. Thomas T. MITCHELL
VIM. l.. Goggin. Rob |. Coleman DIR. ". L. oey, and
Elias james.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
Ne.rO MAN nj Auction.

bNilS motnhs II o'ensk, will sr ia front OF AUG
ton Room, On Srsro Nan. l,ins nj selr,
March 10 CHARLES PHELPS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

:, io''"" Etccttoa.-It will be rccolected that, at
n ,'oh last Fall, in Pennsy l,ania, for members
III: CONVENTION TO revise the State Constitution,
c..al, meets IN May nexl,) the Van Burenes sue
shs'' III eiectlns 81, and the Wings 66 members.
do, afterwards, one of the Van Buren, members
elco,.,y the parties were exactly balanced. An
and laoh has just been held to supply the vacancy
bv 'sui'ed IN the choice ofthc Wing candidate
Con-, OF 56 votes. This election. politically
Bur- 0'' Is deemed important as feven every Van
inner fthat Convention he charter breaker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
20 Tie ci,ize.s of Lymcnnwra a vicinity.

40 ilse citiNcHs of EyaichDisra "a ti'hH!N :
1--WE subscriber proposes opening Rrndh- Room IA
,rlginis srisnIic literary aud msccllnoou puhlshrd IN
The ns1 States " in be rccyrdA so,t" larger periodicals,
sch Magazines Reviews Nc &c both totrgn ana dome
ne The room Will upaned sufficient number OF
subscribers obtained the cHpcn without rcghfd
10 profits Of such establishments SuhcnPhon h'ts can
he pnnb al the Office the Nircniau, the Franklin, Washing
ton mon, and Western ioealso with the subscriber At
Dr. Iiowel Dayies's Drug Store.
MONZO BARTLETT.
Nnrrh3O III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

We therefore again call or tho speech.
i0s. may see whether Mr. Riyes " explicitly" re-
aud forcibly' defended the position taken
senatorial debate, whether he qualified or
abandoned that position
:. The :. Currency Bill We marvel that Mr..
.honld have mentioned it. First, because the
,asirn of that bill was TO rcprai the Treasury
ID, NJ he very melaan, that Mr.. r.. afraid o.
,..,,on his object declared that Congress had
oh, lhus to surersedc an Erccgticc a9 al
II that Executive act had absolutely nuHfed
- aoqressm And secondly, the manner in which
I'll Currency bill WAS treated by Gen. Jackson.
nv sxed to il the Brooches Pocket Icto, on the
....e that il was SO loosely worded as to puzzle
,.,h himself and his Attorney-Gencral to comprc-
AZ, one might suppose, would be at once morti-
- IN the literary vanity o It's father Il, the real OBJ
., ,s manmuyrc is blighiug to his political aspira
.,oos-being nothing nor less than an uncouyo-
al Indication Of Gen. Jachsons preference for Ben
81, and harol-money over RHes aud 500 notes
Mr.. Ri,es, we told, repealed certain asper,ions
,h,h had been cast upon Virginia by some of the
o,nosition. We doubt not but that on this theme
Mr. Rpes was quite eloqnrnt-but, after ALL we have
M confidence in the sincerity Of fateyers. whctbc,
,beir honeyed compliment, be paid to a woman o,,
.,,,e when i,,ors are to be won bv them. ,Tb.y
,ys alike hollow and reache,ors in both cases--,nd
not the more valuable that ller n;,egancc cost, no
thing. Robcspieme was " man Of the pcorrc."
while he daily cut then OF thn peoples threats
and if ii had been necessar. to his purposes he would
b,yr syellcd the number iortold.
H.,
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.HGY'Ee'E.

A BSFD%BFD from the subscriber IN Bedford
a county, Va some time in November last, an in
dentcd Apprentice by the name OF MICHAEL
kRANTI, about fifteen years OF age; he Is a Spnght-
Is and intelligent youth will pay one ccn' reward
tor his delivery 10 me-, and no charges.
WIN. McGLOTllbAN.
March 80 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
HE HARP.
y. e. ,%eyg n ~

J ESPECFFILLA informs the patrons OF IN.
d 4 school aud the public. that he has succeeded
IN engaging the services OF MlSS FORD. OF Phila-
delphH, To give instruction ON THE HARP and
To aid Mrs. Smith IN hen duties NJ the PIANO. frhs
Lady IS expected to enter upon her engagement Ia
tn" course of few weeks.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN
MISS IohD, Whose opportunities Tor acquiring
thorough knowledge and familiar use ofthese Ian
guases, are certified 10 me by the Kew DR.. Dnca
"hci, viii assume the charge ol class OF oi,ng La
dice In French, and another IN Italian.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Mr.. >. has secured the valuable and of MR. FlL-
lER, Professor OF Drawing aud Painting and com
mends hIin 10 The patronage OF the citizens OF tins
place as gentleman OF taste apd talent in hls pro-
tc9siou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

o. Bake ptytou, the distinguished Rcpresen-
,tivc in the last Cougrcs, from Tennessee, is can
lidate Tor Governor OF that State,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

lrFs The question Is asked, whether Jackson' war
rpon The currency has affected the English money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
Spring and Summer Supply

e,.EEeR y. IA. E,%,
Generally used tins section, and will continue 50 To
receive, from time Time throug bout the year. En-
cotnaeed by past iayors he i determined 10 spare no
pains OF trouble rrndefthc interest mutual on the
part Of those who buy OF Inn. lie particularly in
yitoS an inspection aud comparison OF Carriages of
his OWN MANEFACTFRE. (now hand,)
with those brought from the North He is also well
prepared to receive, put mp aud store Carriages,
bought Al the North aud Snapped To rs place Re
palrs done usual
ALSO. FOR SALE,
. new Northern made Carryalls, and second hand
Carriages, Barouches and Sukiee
March % IS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

U We fad the following toast among those civ
I'll the dinner to Mr. Riyes:
by Thomas Ritctic.--our absent friend Andrc~
on; The able Representative o' his country at
the Count OF II. James
IS tins toast intended as a sly rrbu1e to Mr.. Rlt-
'h'es eoafofer Of the Globe for hi. late violent ,ul
''ndlctye assault upon ..Ir. Stevenson! Mr. K. NAV
rest assured that unless Nh Stevenson rcracts or ex-
plans satisfactorily certain passage in his late letter
touching the charerbieakcrs. his f,t,, is scard.-
Freedom OF opinion is not tolerated by the party in
poNef''h any OF ITS officers. When they put Oh the
'''is OIL ONCE they must recognlzr in it the badge
VI seshude. Whatever may be their individual sen
'hieh's' they must bring them 10 The Procrustian
Standard erected by the "oracles' of the party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

oenerats Scott and Gaiaes--'rhc Court of mqui-
" has revised its proceedings. The Globe contains
copy GIFTS Opinion, prefaced by rccapuaton Of the
testimony and opprored byhe Prc,ideat Gen. Scott
is honorably acquitted of all ocnsurc in the pro,ccu-
ION both OF the Florida and Creek campaigns in re-
alton TO beth OF which The Court rrouounccs de
eided approval OF his plans of operation.
On the case OF ''en. Gaines the Court decide that
f' 'aii're arose frol'l want of supplies dough they
'Npress the opinion th,'t sortie should have been
"naoe by that officer from Fort lizard.
me Court mildly CONCERNS the impua;ions
INV" upon Gen. Gaines by Gen. Scott, and in
'''ef terms reprehends the invec,ye and vupera-
defence.
no court, IN obedience to Gen. Jackson's sgnlll-
''n' on returning its decision weeks a
~ "os'alns from all allusion to Jesups letter to the
S"''' Cook of the Kitchen Cabinet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

] ,,,,,l 90, ~. Ill - 49,. ~, ,,.,.., /, .zs.
bI. T., I,,,,,, , ..,, ., -, -, ,,l.,,,,
,a,,,,, ,i, n. N, IT,, :, H..
in,o,, NJ c,,, ,hr,,, a.. p.
eff r,c,,rI ,,,, ,.,,,,,,.r,,,;,,,, ,,,a,.,.s IN.
effects or ,,;,t ,,s.,r,,, lod - .,,h,..,.s,,,,,,
rr.ss,,, -, oh,,o 9, "a, - az. ,,,,,,
ro,co,J ,,. -, s,o.,,,;,, I'D .,,,,,,o.,
has rccr,ycd IN ,xp-o,,l,na,> ,mnpI,c bx the vast
ou,n,i,;, If r,rc, ,n,e, ,,,,,,,, ,o e;renl,t.n NV
the hundreds If l,c,l H,,ls ina, have snr,na fom
IN, min. r ,h, ;s,,,,,,i,,s many al
:, '' "'S wv ''''''' '''' 10 - '''
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''''' 49, e'' III
=, ''' "''' " ~ '>''''e ~ =,
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~ 1t win be seen, by the tenor OF the last adsl-
ee> from Europe, IN a preceding column that the
fhshsh and frcnrh Cotton markets were AGAIN IL.
covering from the temporary depression previously
reported. The foreign money market was also ca
ser
u Luz -''" ''"''i'S"'' S'n''' ''e'ao' = wv
:. .,,.;.,;,,.;, I,,. I1,l aided h, Kin. r,nens
,,..., -, H., e,,., - successfully,
,ha, popnl,r elections ne but the 81, loes OF their
-.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

Gv0MuH PLASTER, .WNchNrel, Sc.
fENIl T. subscriber offers for sale,
loo barrels Ground Plaster
10 barrels fall caught Maekarel, very fat,
30 bags Green Rio Coffee
50 do Laguila & Java do.
hhds n o. aud st. Cfoix Sugar,
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugars
20 barrels \, &. Tar,
ieree fresh Tea,
80 baskets fine bordeaux OIL
With general assortment Of Groceries suited to
the trade.
~ An invoice Of about 300 worth of
mon and tlne Segat. For sale low for cash or bar
ter. t%o' b.A''b l.
March 20 ." II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

has cpc3 IN M, h he ,la,s, ,,a,,,I,
y him coold have beer, r. ..,,,.,, i
linn, call r,o my i..l,l,ri' Ia
re. 10 ea,5o,1i, l,.e,, H.. 0l.r,ir,
II, (,.,,rr,,.s - s''''
A. -, .I.,,,,,. ~. ., f.. ! -. -,
.arr,.,i, r,.,.,,,l - ,l,a H., - .f
ind Ir b,,eI.rto I,nre.ol
i,. al .,,, ,,,er,r mt, , II, ,,,,,,I 4, ,!I..,l
life
have, n, ven nov, I#sel ., t,.c, If land ~,
anl .,n r,,,,ri,,o c',t,g, ,IrcI ,asire =,
"a , ,,.'l H.
,.,.I, ,,r.,.,>. dr.
Al no ,.r..d If .,,,f,g. I,l, b.3. br,o ia.,.
,r,t,r,,,l, ,,,,,.,4,,.s ,.,I H. Ic
mo. osnoci,lI, t,,o>e ut pafj, and bel,,ed
canary. hive seen much 10 deuIo,c and to FIJI
,., win t3,l annreben.io, in, tln fat, ,fru, cln
r:ou. Rrnubljc. Iasfeal f an boues, and t,;ti}f,l
a.. - d. -, - , ,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

do certify. that nv mare has had three colts The
last one was by the celebrated horse MArCnLESs be
longing 10 Mr. Pleasant Greasy. The colt was much
the fine, formed and haired. aud finest every way
she eyer had. JNo. H. RUBEN wv
March 30 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

IN WILL STAND, the cusuu. sra-
HT,--sl IA. son At Smiths store, IN ritt~, wanna
Kew Tx county and also known by the name
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

To rut REv. +. e. SMITH"
March 10 WE IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

Besides $685. S60s, Sos, Sl0s, Sos, and $lOs.
Whole tickets onl, slo-lIalves $5-Qrs. So so.
For sale at AVERET'r'S OFFICE.
March 30
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-17
Printers Notice.

\ T SEASON when the g,anat!es ot our AgrI-
- eultUra. friends are overhowIug with the
products of bountiful harvest, il may not be
improper Ia rali their attention TO the empty
crib If the Pi"ter. Many Of his subscribers
have suffered their subscriptions to remain un-
paid for two or three years, and some Of them
for longer period delay which has subject.
ed him to ruca Inconvenience. All accounts
due this ofFice far subscriptions and advertise.
ments. vii .1grt'y be made out and forwarded
10 those indebted, aud he hopes that no other
cOnsideratinn tia. the iusthsss "f his demand
viii be 40 essary to induce a speedy settle
inert ofthem THE PRINTER
September t., ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-17

The Columbus Journal stairs that in
the prosecution Of a geological survey Of
Jackson county. Ohio. The booes OF an
animal Of extraordinary size were disco
Fered. A iusk measured ten feet nine
inches in length. and lweny-lhree inch
es in circumference II the largest part.
and weighed. when taken from the earth
$50 lbs. The largest tooth weighed SO
lbs 4 ounces. aud the other bones were
Of corresponding proportion!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-17

Ufili,y Of Geological STreys.-Pro-
fesso- Ducalel the Maryland State Ge"-
logist, has just returned from a tour ofex
animation, and has found in Montgome-
~ county. within twelve miles Of the Bal
limore and Ohio Rail Road. an inexhaus.
sible supply Of Chrome ore, ,Ihe material
Of Chrome yellow paint which Is pro-
nounced to be Of the bes, quality. Hi,h-
er.o the InhabilsnIs Of the district in
which this mineral has been found. total
~ unaware of its value. have thought il
entirely worthless. II is worth $50 the
ton for expectation to Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-17

The F'sdnes gMarylandl Herald states
thai III. r. has h.rn discovered about 3
m,les iran Fud-rck. between Mes Mar
ksi and Iiberiy. an The land Of Mr. VIM.
H,Lhs. . ts,a ri the ore afIhe Carbonate
Of copper. whleh 10 about 10 be worked
b. Mr. fEsan 81 Baltimore. The con-
meaeem-nt Of the work, We are told.
gave indications Of q profitable business,
The ore proving very rich, and having Tor
the few DAYS which IL has been in 0Pe-
rslion. made a most excellent reiurn."
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