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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27

See dress Has neat shp sofs u seatIg.
HsF soice wa, ssest. 40 used a sseefly,
lisf fo0t Was suasli be si.s cssitd psik
Nee isegss was lisiis. bsa sen esefs fsle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27


We have seen II somewhere observ
ed that in certain portions Of our coun
try, particularly at the North, the pur
suit Of agriculture is considered secon
Diary to that Of the learned professions
OF OF commerce. Tha: such disease
state Of feeling may have existed, es
pecially where the glare and false show
that attach 10 city life have lent ihei
aid IN fostering the error, is probable
but how an individual uninhuenceC
by the motives Of peeuniary display
can for a moment regard the cultiva
tion OF the earth as inferior TO any
pursuit, We are at loss 10 discover
IL The human mind confers dignity il
proportion as that mind can be relieved
from sordid impulses aud be brough
into communion with the great Source
whence IT sprung, the more dign1feC
Is the calling and more noble the pur
suit. Let us behold the farmer on hi
little domain dependent alone uron
benehcent Providence and his own in
dustry for the Comforts Of life. W,
see bin walk forth amidst the field
contented and hsppy--to him none,
rs valueless. for he has nothing 10 buy
gain Is OF no importance as il is super
huous. he sees the world at dis
lance and hears the roar Of its turmoil
but he listens to il as the landsmaI
does TO the dashing of the far off ocean
and thanks heaven that he at least ha
nothing TO do with its cares and dangers
At The evenings close he retires to hi
rest, tranquil in mind as well as body
and thankfully resigns himself to tina
sleep which exhausted nature requires
On the other hand, look at the man en-
gagged IN traffic. or in a profession, al
ways on the look out for some little ad
vantage to be gained or lost. His mo
ments are made up Of anxieties: II
the morning he looks forward TO IN,
wants of the day with anxiety on III,
score Of his purse'of reputation. EacI
moment brings with II fresh cause for Ia,
exercise Of his faculties, and when a
length, tired on, with care, he goes 20 hi
couch. IL is but to act over in bis dream
the painful realities by which he Ia
been surrounded. Now, hioh is tn
more respectable, in the genuine sens,
OF the term he who is the slave O
circumstances and the subject Of olhe
meas doings, the sport Of fortune an,
at best bot its bedlzened puppets
he Who IN the retirement Of eountr,
lie can view unmoved the vicissisuJe
Of nations, and whilst he looks abroa,
over his fields and sees the rich verdur,
and lhe npened grain, recoIlects will
gratitude the good Being that sends IN,
ram and the sunshine. The spring tim,
and toe bsTvFst-ihai lights up ~,
heavens uiih his own magnifcence
and decks The earth IN the gorgeon
vesimrnis Of his glory--N ho pours lorsl
abundance among the nations. and q
whose nod ihe valleys tremble and "a,
mountains bow their head,' Our last,
is IN favor Of ihai respe liability Whicl
means independence.-BaH .9mericaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27

rvsLisaKp, wExxLy, Az
TWO DOLLARS q FIFTY CTS.

PEN -iN-NU.H
Payable half yearly; but Two Do,lAas
will be received as pay ment in full, # paid
entirely in advance. Whenever payment Is
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
interest wall be charged.
81 Subscriptions for six months, 81 25, to
be Paid invariably ia advance.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are for . square
or less, ". for three iuscrtions-lsrger ones
IN the same proportion. Each continuance
rs cents per square
All advertisements not ordered for
specific time, will be continued until forbid.
ns.f ehsrgsA sersvdiaxfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27
STABILITY AND INDUSTRY.

Rolling stones gather no moss" is
an old adage. and AZ true az il is old.
Perseverance in every thing is the in.
fallible secret Of success, and although
circumstances may. and often do. re-
,ard the accomplishment Of our wishes,
q patient adherence 10 any pursuit will
IN the end be crowned with lis reward.
Men frequently permit their zeal To be
damped or extinguished by untow ard
occurrences. and suffer the mselves TO
be driven from their fixedness of pur-
pose and enter on some new calling. or
fly of to some untried place of action,
not rejecting that disappointment is
the lot OF humanity and incident 10 all
pursuits and all places in this world
ID - IN this way that an excess OF the
spirit ofspeculation becomes pariicula
~ mischievous. in breaking in upon ha-
bits OF steady endurance. The sreou-
la,or depends upon what are called
lucky hits, and " hen he finds the inn
mediate accomplishment Of his views
doesnot await his exertions, he at once
attempts some new project. and in this
way iTit,ers away lie which. If de-
voted to any one object, would no, on
ly prove useful TO the community, but
would procure 10 its possessor honor
and distinction. All that men should
look for is q comfortable subsistence,
and they should regard whatever may
accrue over and above, as so much
gained. Let US then press forward
steadily and perseveringly never doubt
ing that honest enterprise and industry
are the infallible roads TO high esteem.
among our fellows. and that, although
wealth may not attend US, and we may
be debarred preferments iha. might
crafty our vanity, we shall acquire
what is ofin6nitely more solid value, a
reputation for msnliness and stability.
In word. let Us feel assured that how
ever humble our position in society,
by remsing s,eadfast We shall certain
ly gather moss. Bod. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27
Peneh RrnnAe,.

AID Pssch Brady jus, rsesivss snd gsv
~ sale ~ JOSEPH y. HRowN.
APrl -, 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27

THE REroRT DIREcT.-Some time
ago my friend Aminadab, paid me a
visit from the country. He lives at
Rock Hollow. and we frequently recip-
rocate civiliiies Of this kind. When
visit Aminadab, he is very particular
IN showing me the products, pigs, popl-
try, &c. Of his we'll cultivated farm;
and when he comes 10 see me, en-
deavor 10 make his time pass as agree
able as possible, by showing him about
our city, and by divers other attentions.
At his last visit, he wanted to purchase
sone agricultural books for his boys; 50
one day ! accompanied him 10 the book
store Of my very particular friend MIR.
-. Aminadab had on a full suit
Of home made drab, country msnufac-
tured bFogans, and the identical broad
brim that had sheltered bic head and
shoulders from sun and storm for these
FIVE years. lie could not fnd exactly
the books that he wanted, and pre-
badly was little troublesome, al least
80 thought the salesman, . pert young
wag in starch and buckram.
You are from the couniry--are you
not sir ?"
Yes" replied Aminadsb.
Well, here's an Essay on the Rear
ing Of Calves"
That" said Aminsdsb, - he turn.
ed TO leave the store. thee had better
present to thy mother"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27
TAXES.

"A Il has beretofore been decided 10 be
"A illegal for voters N pay their taxes 81
the polls, on the day of the election, We re-
specially suggest 10 those Who ere yet ia ar.
rssrs for the taxes of 1895. the propristy 81
paying the same pFsviousiy 70 thu day sp-
pointed Tor the above election, ~ q asy
save us The pain Of rejecting their votes II
the polls, and thoss Who have not paid their
taxes. the moriifcatl0u Of being rejected -
We hope, however, that none will be found
90 nsEisei 80 important duty 10 thsnsslFai
of 10 the IommonW cath.
GEO ~. G4PPING TON,
JOHN r. Ff-sGC,
JOHN H JaeR-TDREE.
April ~ 1877. Elspssy Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27

AwFUL MURDER.-A correspondent
Of the Exsier News Letter mentions
the murder, st West Hopkinton, 81
lsFasl n. Russell, sged -. By John s.
Tiieomb. q young man, sgsd about -,
formerly % NewbeFyPori. Russell and
Titcomb we're both single niea, had
labored together q the coopering busi.
ness, end boasdsd together. On FRI
dsy. about half past tea o clock, A. D.,
= young man Of their aequainiaaee Wa
u he shop and found them discussing
Tie qeestion. whsthsF people are pFedis-
posed 10 murdeF each other ioE monsy ?
During . sboFt discussion, Tiicomb re-
marked that people would commit mug-
der without sny hope 81 gain. This
FemaFk however, made 10 Suppression
upen the young msa'e mind, and be
RiihdFsw. Saving Resell and Tiicsmb
basg Il sheis wsFk. Aboai eleven o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27

GREAT SPEED.--An engine on the
Winchester and Potomac RAILROAD,
the " PoeshOniss. performed the trip
from this place 70 HarpsTs-Feuy, az
miles. with q train Of seven burden
cars attached, 10 the remarkably short
period Of one h0Vv end FIRE minutes. bav-
ing stopped a the inieTmediats DePols
fifteen minutes Of that time. This is
probably the fastest travelling. Coz the
whole distance. that hes been perform
ed on = railroad IN the y. States.
HiaeAsnsr Rsyutiieaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-27

INFLUENCE OF AVvEcTIoN.-Thers
Is good deal Of csnting about involun.
isfy affection in the world snd all that;
but young lady should never let such
foolish notions, gathered from books Of
romance. enter her head. She should
ALLOW the pride Of conscious strength Of
mind 10 keep Der above every foolish.
vain and nOnsensical performance to-
wards this precious Top. and that idle
sitendant on lady's will. She should
lay u up ~ her heart a. an inmutable
pFiscipis that no love can iastifnot based
upon = right and calm estimation Of
good qualities; OF 81 least that II the %.
jet upon. which il is lavished be- not
one whose heart and whose head arr
both right. misery Will surely be her
portion. A sudden preference for =
stranger is = very doubtful kind Of pre-
ference. and the Iady Who allows her
self 10 BE- betrayed into such silly kind
Of affection. without knov ing q Nord II
the man . character o. his position. u
guilty q 90 indiscreti0u, which not
only reflects unfsvofably upon her good
sense, bat sFgues badly fof The nsfurs
and ground-work - that aaectioa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

mud. aud thcir ma4tois oil course thought Tie,
nil hold the Pt's al least 10 thelr contract, with
.l Treasury, ~ which, IN the cagcluess Ia ,l re-.
n the spoit,' Of magnificent revenue, the, Lad
hound themselves to pay the drafts ofthe govern.
.,,t in specie. But this fleet OF petty CORPORATIONS
,,,e sunk, like those unaidcd by federal patron
,,e under the weight OF the pressure; and a, ~.
before remarked, the government is consequent, now
without, place depo>ite for il, iunds-It is without
the means Of collecting its taxes aud ducs-aad II +,
.trpped of ability to pay is creditors. My tie .aicr,
# the public muneNs Is endanecicd-aud il tho, b.
not FINAL, lost is Al least certain that the States will
moi be able 10 obtain their QUOTAS of the Surplus Re-
venue under the Distribution law OF Congress IN lu-
" next when they fall due And tllis j, the end Of
,he Experiment E.. the explosion of the Humhuc
We shall have purchased the lesson cheapy enough
however, il, we hope, it shall teach the people a
sautary dstrust OF those ignorant deulagogucs, Who
have deceived only TO ruin them.
When the Swedish Chancellor Oxcnsteirn c>
claimed with bitter irony, See, my SON with how
little wisdom nations may be governed :" he did NOT
add that this lack of wisdom " as shield against mis-
,bcyous systems al policy guarantee of uninirr-
rupted prosperity. That the people of the Cnitcd
States, for eight years past, have been aoreraea"
with exceeding httlc wisdom, few will be hand, e.
uoucl TO dcny-tiIat they are now reapng and must
for months 10 come continue reap, the bitter fruits
of the foil, OF tlarif governors few indeed save sal
aired oflicr-lodcrs, will be So fortunate as not To
.erI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
.NYigss ECON =.

M + arc receiving The finest collection
w of BOOKS ever offered in Lynchburg, viz
The Romance OF Nature or the Flower Seasons, il
Illustrated hv the most beautiful engrayngs; Portraits
of the Principal Female Characters in the Waverly
Novels with appo prate references Syria, the Holy
Land Asia Minor, &c &c. illustrated by spen-
did engrayings Gage dAmitie the Northern Tou
risr enthusiastically 70 views of Lake and Mountain
Scenery Landscape and Historical illustrations Of
Scotland and the Waverly Novels Finders Tab
leau, series of Thirteen Scenes of National Cha
racter. Beauty and Costume, superb engiavngs;
Gems of Beauty displayed in series of twelve high
" finished engravlngs, &C.. Gallery of Graces;
Icath's Gallery of British engravngs; knapp'e Fe-
male Biography Life in London Life IN Parls;
Walkers Manly Exercise Cowpers Works NH
tons Works Marmin by Walter Scott Gray's
Poems Tales from Shakespeare The Cotagers OF
Clenburnie Bacons Essays; splendid copies OF all
the Poets; SCOTS Lays complete sets OF the Wa
verify and other Novels Snarly-yom, or the Dog
Eiend. by Manyatt; Common Prayer Books Of all
qualities 'Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy; The
Pearl, or Affections Gift BLANK BOOKS, ofall
kinds Children's Toy Books beautiful gilt Pic
ture Frames Fire Screens; Engravings, &c. &c
MARTIN Il LATHAM
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

O. We have only ono other election return Ian
dolpb couatY, in which thevote stands tlus For II.
Storms YAM 25l J. Keller tWhig) 100, J. Lee
(Whg)172. VIII it be believed that the Enquirer
exnts over this election atriumph Of the democ-
racy' when, although the Van Burenite is eec ted,
the combined Wing vote exceeds that of the oppo-
site party upwards of 100 votes The Enquirer is
unquestionably the most jesuticad journal in the u.
States, the Globe not excepted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

Z : IN compliaueenlth The ,eauo,; OF the Officer,
OF the SD, Eth and l3lst rogrmcot, Virginia Mill,
IT, the Rev. J. Mcdonald OF the VI. L. Church, Will
preach the Funeral Sermon Of the Late Col Abium
X. North, AT Campbell count hoase, on the tist Sab
bath III June The proceedings ot the meeting viii
appear in our neNt paprt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
EN-pRESIDENT JACKSON.

We learn from gentleman who visited the Her
mage on Thursday, that Gen. Jackson IS IN the en-
ioyment Of fine health; and that like his grcat pre-
dcccs>urs 0ancnnatus and Gen. Washington, he
Is huslly engaged in experimenting the aereulu-
raj arrangements OF his Farm.
NaArHc Union, Nay g.
We are clad to hear that Cen Jackson is in &" fine
health, and able to superintcnd Ia farm and We
deeply regret that he ever taken from station
the Iulies Of which he is probably qualified to dis
charge to ruin prosperous people by his prcsumI-
tuous interference with matters beyond his COM
prchcnslon and ofwhch he was necessarily as pro-
nuudly ignorant savage is of the internal sruc
ure ola watch" His great predecessors, Cmcn-
natus and Washington - Faugh " Prcdeccs-
sors'-n what! In agricultural pursuts1 Then
arc they tho predecessors likewise ofcycry farmer in
the land Here the parallel ceases; for neither
Gipennatns or Washington ruined hIs county by
the Indulgence of unbridled passion aud uneachable
ignorance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
REVIEW.
or TIVE, A.VSFFRS INT. .T.zE;iA VT,
Corrected hN keir..Mrss N.E.cc,

COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Extreme pt.ec> utp,,scd 'Tohlcep,> y - to -
EAtren" prices ol Refused, 10 IL -
There Is bat hulr DONG IA Tobacco, No macli-
ii change ia piicc+. 1'he manufacturers scarcely
can gtta supply 10 70 on "ith lhru business. Dnl,
hhd>. Of passed Tobacco tAS week, average - -
L hhd,. refused a. craze (
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

SaIH Gt.age.-lhc kiehnon1 Whls OF Wod.
nesdaN last, contains 4 request, tom tho Bank Of
Nnsmna To % all liberal we'll disposed eitlzots, who
ATE IN til" WY OF receiving silver, IN the course Of
then dealings, IL deposte pant ot then daily receipt,
IN the Bauh and the officers pledge themselves IN
that case I" pay out N snail quantities. each day,
at least one -iourth mono than the, all thu, To
ccnc." Would not similar course be desirable
here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
SELLING OgE AT COST.

HAVING bcrnin very delicate heallh for several
4 months, aud being desllous Of removing to
more southern climate Ion ns restoration, have de-
te,mlncd Ia sell out Immediately my whole stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, SHOES, HATS, &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

and elcals di>pesag,i II '''''''N a'ei'l''
l. ny he' no night toprooeed 10 afrr tho@,
he"> "i make lev onrs. ThrII#,a,,, l. 49,, d..
'"' ih't,'N 'NecntRe. Ii unable like the ln,,
,.'I', u pay oeoir III specie equivalent aud tn
if'iof Is unwilling 10 take any Tim, else. drl,,
must lollo" I'LL Congress, the on, leeisnt,e aut6n,
ny c1lineet and provide new aii
/ = Inability To fulfil a contract Al thu. day ,,in,
''''" Is one 'hhs, and If caused b> misfortune on .r
,o''.' '''N mol he criminal; but deliberate spar
'Ui' nom a contract GA lava sanction al 5e,s
" 'a' 'I' Ii" lfombnS, such rs taking ter tIllf.
"oe PROMISES OF others, which are not then u,,J# -,
H'1'' IA specie u lis quivacnr-would be ilesal
'' e'1hina; aud would be much better Ia have tb
P3SiuI e debts 10 the Government eu,irel, >usrcnd
III i'to'.9N' ihan Tor my mere agent OF officer
81 tae Government To do what the whole A,arlIe,,,
dru." - NV ''''''5
In t1ct' in the foregoing articlc are eof.cc and
HE principles dedlcea thctcilom are ualoc.pios,.
bly, sound But We ash the attention of our reader,
while We show. that although these principlr, ue
now So co'aceat'oasly adhered TO- when tie oppre,.
sion Of the people the consequence the, have here
toiore beeu" iuy, deliberately and of malice alorc-
thought >puraed and trampled, under foot, when
PHedte SPartg itcfe>S might thereby be promoted
In the ID paragraph, the Globe correctly tell, us
that " acts OF Congress impelNycly require that hc
duties amt iaqds shall be pald Tor in specie ar Tie
mites u ~peeiePdgi"g banks :" aud in the ith para
efaPh with quad ruth, 1t SAYS that the public oi-
cels have no yteH IA oicrftest iaas OF 10 nuke aet
oh1s: tIeis powcr Is not1cgi~atisc but merely exc
cniHr.' WNs itnol thcn, by the Globes own a1ls-
''oi an aeI oi PLAIN and darling usurpation III Ple,.
dent Jackson tn ISSUE Il Treasury Ofdrr torbddms
heF'fept ol the " notes OF specie paving banks, g"
in pawn mt for lands" Thereby ..tlrrug'' = Law, ,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

q The VII has commenced upon Johu Ben,
Esl.ott the Nashville Congressional district in tho
tue tomah,~k aud seolpng kndc fashion. LIS OPP
poncutis John Hail. The election takes place N
august. The dos days will bo doubt, hot IN rhe Vi
rlulty OF tie hermitage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

o. The Milton Spectator " .#Burqn) complain.
dat one oi us subscribers Thomas B,#la. d, a,rnc.
had ahsconded aud lott his subscription unpaid NJ
Woudcl. The ulnc itself should have induced the
editor IL tequito paymcnt III advance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
TRUST SALE.

Dl ,ntue Of deed oil trust executed to The I'm
ID der,igned. Oh tho 10Th da, Of january, 1897.
bN izahch eNIs Tor certain purposes theron men
toned, aud dull, recorded ~ the Clicks Office oi the
ce,poratun 81 lNnohbu,g. shall on Saturday the
Sd day Of june neat proceed To sell by way OF pub
lac auction before the lout door OF The market house
ion ready money, NEGRO snl named Hannah, aged
about , yeal,. The undersigned Will convey such
utlc a, - vested N him - trustee
G. l.. MOSBi. Trustee.
Nav - tJJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

4 - Vice President Il, NJ. Johnson OF the Greaf
T,oxxjoos was at the " Hermitage ona visit to
Cinciunaus- Washington Jackson, ON the 4th inst.
,r,,o c,,,bf, At Nashville. offered him dinner bat
as he wasn't hungry, and knew he could nj MAKE !"
speech, he declined II. Public dinners are no" oos-
cheap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

ALPOSITES Of not less dian Five Dollars
will br lcc"Ncdby tins Institution, and rcrilh-
Gates ISSUED, binding FULLY and firmly all funds aud
and property owned by tho Institution, for the pay
mcui thereof upon ten days notice, hearing interest
nom tllr date, II the rate oi per cent. per annln,
for such a, may remain six mon hS per ccntnm,
for such a, may rcnaln four and not exceeding SIX
months and , per cent. per annum Tor such As may
be demanded within iolrmoulhs.
HbBSGDs NJ BAYS.
Every THURSDAY at / o'cork, +. NJ, at the Office
II The INSTITUTION, five doors below the Farmers
Bank.
John ROBIN. Media MEL, President.
TlIOS. MCKINNEY. Treasurer.
NO. CIIAS. NEWIIAII, Secretary.
gbaRt. sFess
Joshua K. Holmes, Jane, 7. Stevens,
John K. y. payre, Henry Huntington,
John Rcycly, Wm. l.. l. ncaster,
lohn Mckinney David X. Lyman.
Robert W. Collins,
January 90 Wit t3l y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

o. There f. arulnor ol a contemplated resump
ton Of specie payment. by some Of thS New York
banks ina tvn day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

1if' Weme compelled to deic' tho proceedings
OF the porcas Society extract Of the proceedings
OF the Commou Council OF lNuehbus, aud so,uc
other articles. They shall DO attended to IA on,
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

= United states Blnk stock liz. risen up t.
Sll1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
'"at may be dome as To Government Receipts and

""at may be tome as To Gorernmcm Receipts and
Expenditures
-, 'oer this head the Washington Globe, in a semi
.' article kindly lets into the views of the Elk
div r'Ne IN relation to the means by which existing
"'ui'les IN the financial operations of the govern
IN, may oe,-not rcmcdied or obyiacd, for that is
Mir, '.O'e'-but oredeaped. As it is briei and ex
f"'"' wecopy it III cxtcnso:
public me ne existing acts of Congress authorize all
speco tutors to receive specie for their claims or
cboa' paying bank notes, unless they voluntarily
- =; '"he something else.
thai rho ,'iaf acts of Congress inperatvely require
or tho u'''es and lands shall he paid 10, specie,
public ".o OF specie paying banks otherwise the
81 srFt S1r could notbc so paid.
BOUND h. npse acts of Congress the public officers
,sa and when not possible from from failures Of
iop. nh INDIVIDUALS owing them, then they must
''e avs are altered. Bat they mus nor de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

Bank .S1p5a,,3as-We deem ii necessary to
publish Inst of the Banks that suspend specie pay
mcnts SulGcctto say that with the exception ol the
tv le cock boats in Washington which, At the last
dates, were slowly counting onttcn cent pieces at
their counters the suspension is UNIVERSAL North of
The Potomac Front the southland West, we have not
had time 10 hearsncc this policy commenced. We
learn. however, that the Agricultural and Planters
Bank Of Natchcz, one of the Government PGs) has
suspended specie payments,-of course before loior-
nation she suspension in the Atlantic cries was
known in Natchez
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

" tlf most spIcndiu V;aricty al SAD.
DLEkE I'VE have ever before offered for sale:
Bride Bits and Stfrups of every style and quail
ty; Buckles; Webbs Silk lacks Martingae
Hooks aud Rings Brass, Silver and Japaned nar-
ness Mnuntngs fine assortment Saddler's Tools Of
the best quality thirty dozen Saddle Trees; Hog
Skins Fan Calf Skins Weltng Skins; Morocco
Skins Buck Skins; Seal Skins, &c. &c Sad
dlcrs may assured that they can obtain of us
every anti Gle in general in their line olbusncss.
at prices that will be satisfactory to them; invite
them 10 call and examine our stock.
THURMAN & SCHOOLFIELD.
NAV II if Is