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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-28
SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, cCpf. 81
Several petitions against the admission Of Texas and
on other subjects prvate) were presented and laid on
the table. E..
resolution offered by Mr. Preston, referring to the
committee the Library to arrange plan for the pub
lcaton of the manuscripts Of Mr. Madison, taken
up and agreed to.
sup-TREAsURY SYSTEM.
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill imposing
additional duties, repositories in certain cases,
public Offices.
Mr. Walker addressed the Senate He stated that a
National Bank Of sufficient power to regulate the
Icncy and restore a wholesome circulation under pre-
sent circumstances would require capital of two hum
trcd millions. 1t would hold the prosperity Of the
country the palms Of its hands, and exercise power
which would be fatal to the liberties Of the pepoe He
spoke Of the operations Of the Pennsylvania Bank Of
the United States, influencing the price Of cotton, and
taking from under the dominion Of the laws OF trade
and OF the audacy Of the President Of the Institution
in establishing branch in London He estimated that
the land bill Of Mr. Clay would have sadded the coun-
try with national debt Of forty millions Of dollars
would have led the re-estabshment Of tho Tariff the
Anti-tarif party would have gradually fallen into
weak and powerless condition; agriculture and
merce would have been reduced to ruin. All this
might well be deserted by the Senator from Ken.
lucky the consistent friend and advocate Of the
Tariff System He considered that if we had re-
tanned the United States Bank, our endorsements
would have been much greater than they are. He
contrasted the irregular, fictitious paper currency of
this country paper kites Of every description thrown
abroad into every market in London well al home,
with the regular sound, and responsible currency Of
Great Britain, to show the for the speedy
recovery OF Great Britain from the effects Of the money
pressure, than Of ourselves Our present disease is
over issues OF paper, and cure it BY issuing
more paper To establish new bank would be to
play into the hands Of British lords and nobcmcn to
increase the power Of the great capital holders the
Barngs and others, who would monopolze the shares
Of the new institution He referred to the history Of
the proceedings the bill recharter the u States
Bank in 1892 for the purpose Of rescuinp the fame
Of Mr.. Dallas from the charges made against him OF
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WASHINGTON CITY.


THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 70, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
" VI. {. RIVE. 81

The Editors ol the Richmond WI. cannot IL
gard with more abhorreuce than do certain of the
acts ol Nm. {. Ryes, Esq. But, a, the same tlm2.
We cannot the justice proprety of the bitter As
sauts upon that gentleman, which have recent, ar
peated nthc editorial columns OF that journal Is
peealiN Ito tbs, seem To be il-tincd aud iniu-
dlciou,, when, IN anothct column of the same PAPER
VIC see the marncst culog,cs bc,tom cd un Mr. Tall
IN dye of New ork, and Mr., King OF Georgia both
oi whom stand 10 the Wing part, IN relation SIM
iar To that occupied by Mr.. Rnes. II IL true that
Mr. hing did not vote in favor of the famous. and we
will add the Infamous ENpungng Rrsout,on, but ncl-
ther did lac oppose lt-and on question ol that cha
r'cter We hold that lie who ion agalns,
us. But MI. Tallmadge did vote for II. and he co
operated with Mr. Ri,cs, warmly and decidedly. IN
the advocacy of every leading measure of the late al
nltnlsifalon wuch the Wings denounced as sub,er-
.lNr OF the public liberties. VI Inv. them do the Etll
tors OF the Wing make lc III ol one and fowl OF the
oinet" ,itnct po,sblc dat Pc,sopoihoshi,g aSans,
III. RnrscNett, too nuchluducnec upon he judy
mentand feelings OF the acting Editor OF the Wing
We ptaN hn, such be the case 10 discard he niwo,-
th, influence. lnlhe discussion OF great State qucy-
uous, mere personal antpahes should never be per
united to ener. The, degrade the dignity OF rolul-
cal contests and disgust ali Liberal minds. The same
eh2rny winch cover, the multitude of Mr. Tall.
madge's uausgrrssions, should b. broad enough to
hide those OF MI RNe,-oi II Mr.. Rlycs has srnurd
beyond Tor, .vcness, lei the same rule be applied To
all vino have slnncd with hun E,cuzhanled Justice
demands that the sdae measure be mercd to both
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
Mr.. KING VI o..

Ina ne..plp L, ate filled with oompI lmcniar,
,ie., oil the speech Of tins gentleman against the
sub.rreasur, system, winch h. was inclined L.
convinced HIM Of its iac1pcdiegSg! Benton dew
,,re,cdenfs in II, favor from Roman history. bonn
Sapolcon, Spain Turkey, Ac.-preeedrnts which
Mr. hing denounced rs measures OF plundei on
nre, ,ioa aud blood" SO much for Benton
Nh H. also denied aud dtsqpycd ms Of the 5 n
,mens al thc President, Message, relative 10 rl4r
causes Of embir,ssmeut>, a'd condemned the
whole financial policy Of the Administrations from
the beginning oi is "af upon the |. STATE, Bank OF
which, whilst he prncaimcd himself d real Democrats
not hyp,crirlcal pretender, he avo"ed himself the
advocate Is The Democratic paliy of lslG. when he
first entered public HE, almost universally we!
lie declared thai lie had takru hi, stand aeail,
Executive Power and Patronage aud maintained
that the finances of the nation ought to be under the
control OF Congress thcv arr surrendered 10
the Executive, We "i inevitably share the tate Of
Other nations and become first bcecdry-and then
,larts. No country could ever prosper under Er-
.cutirt tiatactcrtag and (sl,d Nj. klug with en-
fla,i,) ii, in tbs respect Nh Nan Burcn tread, in
sle footsteps Will rndcayor II r tie linn out"
~" MR. TlPrON OF Indiana, heretofore one Of
tie most s,ibscrslcut collar-men ia Congress- came
ou the 22d decided, in favor ola NdDro ial Bank
aud chlr.r ih existing cnlbarr>>ments oi dc coua.
Try the tupr,ng al the Late administration with
The currency" Have he late election. in Indiana
,ucn-d his eyes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
THE MoNSTER'S "STRlDES.e
F,al n, Pbtlo3,iuLia Eggejy,r


We understand that Nh. SAnrlL J,ruo>, the
Cashier oil tho Bank oi the United States, wls YES
ttldaS appointed The Agent OF the Bank 10 reside IN
Londun and l4at MI CurrrEruM AIr, our Of the
Assistant Cashiers was elected his successor.
W" deem tins measure very important not mere
y to the interests of the Bauk itself but III all It.
bearings upon The business xIons al unr hulr
country with Europe. We have seen DUNG the late
honbies mat Anclioan staples, Amclcan StCutl-
ucS ana American interests, generally, were too Of
ten s'ciiicrd from want OF know ledge and AM pi
confidence among Europeans. These icat, cannot
be better d>peiled than By the presence oi an lntc-
Gent Amrfcam, devoted 10 the c,uc ol the commrr-
cal aIl huancrl interests Of thu 5hrted Slares.-
l ar hrdSHlt "e know, cordially approved by the
bu,tur'N m"n 81 all Illlics WHO hail II rs al cvi-
deuce ih1 ON fiscal relations with n-llud VIII be
helltl understood audbeucrapprt, lated hereafter.
u Nhan read the tui' goIng n!uufc lalloH.we
"rc So dull oi ppreheuslonthli We drd not perceive
that thrfe was = deep and covert design concealed
under 50 fur a show of words Eat tn lvny-c,rd
veteran q, the Enquirer has smoked out thu mouse
nom tie monnton aud calls upon the Democrats,
II eird On the sword aud assist IN SAVING the hide
GU rrwdc Tie Old Laiy Is evidently in her
dot1se, ho"cst +, and tmas be- acrlil rI on, inst
lnpieNsnn "dN conte aud thlt thIs Bank AgracV Is
very harmless aii4i aiai may result very b,nchcaI-
" rSprc:alIy as II seems to have been approved Of
b. business men - all ptafieS," IN rhlladcphia
aad cNocl 40 burst Of Indignation uunl the old
Lady Of the Enquirer imagined th,t taerc vi,
"drarh NTH pot" 1t onr of the evil, Of srull,r,.
however, to b, aai2hrcd by shadows, lod Ne sap.
posi- mlisl ,selIbe the Enquirer, tenor At Whn
seems II, bra very lurmc-s scheme, To lis old
ase. n conjunction with its constitutional anliraihs
e'rn 10 aNt''r Institution called the United States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

THE Ado, RNNENT-lt will b, seen that
Tie Senate has adopted a resolution, Which IS hhc.
"se expected TO pass the other House Gxi.g the
9'h day OF this month Tor the ADJOURNMENT OF The
eN'''srssion OF tongt's> Th, NC lcead as e
qnHalcnt 10 adeearatoalhat they mend 10 do moth
mS' A"eeNeept thr passage OF the bjl an horlzing
Al emission of Treasury Mites, Oh" new Kind Of
hafd-moDey,) and the bdl extending the credit upon
the Merchants duty bonds. VII they meet again
ina better disposition tor busne, than tlle> now pos
seSs II not, II seem, 10 lis the, had as we'll STAY
Where they are aud save the d1vJir a,7eaec to our
bankrupt Treasury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

kENDAl.L'S IIAKD MONEN.-Ne under
stand that Post oflic, dIti. l,r abuId Slouu WAS
on Thursday last presented Al the Farmers Bank in
tins place Tor which TIE slcelc demanded
which, being refused, the draft wa, protr,tcd and
the holder wendell his WY home with krn,lall's
hard money llatt in his pocket. We mention tins
fact to show the ill>ehood OF Amoss Official Reporf
in which he pretended that I'll the debt, of In, De
p1rtm"nt were without difficulty paii in the con.
stitutioha currency"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
4 - FIVE hundred |, :. troops sailed on the 25I
ui from Fortress Monroe To Tampa Bay.

Mississippi Contt>tsi Eirrliop.-Inthc II. oil Il. OF
the 10Th ult. Nj. buchanan from the committee on
certIons. eportci ihat Messr, Gholson aud lbotuc
arr members lor the whole tenn al the 2ith Con
s, or not member At al, aud ia" rcsii'c''on
by the Governor oil then term 10 the extra session
Illegal; thrleioIc that the election being IN %
lhcr respects rcgulat hcy are nlcd 10 then seats
IA the House as members of The 25lh Congress On
behalf of the minority the Committee, MI MauN
stated that they should, "hcn the subject came mp,
offer counter resolution. The committee WIS d'-
vldcd ; To !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

,aaIt objections Al all-lie opposed to de old
Bank, simply a. because 1t was under BRUSH inilu
rnecoa sample objection enough ia all conscience.
Tut he would 90 for another, free equally from
Executive Influence and foreign conttul"-and Ne
suppose his present scheme is Treasury BFpt, I'M
dei the exclusive control of the Executive! 1t is
very evident that MI Claiborne very hide vile.
the' there be Bank Bank, aud Just as lttlc If
oae otsan1ed, what It's character may be- 81 that
he may VITO hImself :. VI. c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
ODE \ OR RESIGN

ir" YEN, ago, when, in ord'r 10 sccuf" ad.
mlustlation majornv III the Senate, for tho pun
pose OF carrying the ENpuneng Resolution it was
important 10 drive from that body several leadug
" Ing Son1to'> tins VS. the parrot Of the admin
lslrl'ion Journals. OBEY OR RESIGN niri H. IN
staIng capitals day after DAY. int non, thai the
boot Is the other Ieg,m hcornothng sand on the
sub Get by these sell. constituted aud Zcaos guard
ans oithc hoH n Instruction. They are now vii,
Ing 10 SET that great principle" uamped under foot
else, why is II that they do not call upon Ru.gies
and Williams OF Name. Brown and Strange o North
taleina Guhhrn ol GrorIla, (Nlr kl4g oil that
State seems disposed to obry,) Wall Of New Jersey,
Morris AMI Allen Of Ohio Upton OF Indiana. aud
GRUMPY ot Tennessee Ia otey Ht u5H ofhttr coo,ttt
nc"'a, as expressed at the polls, in language which
they cannot miNlut@prct, resjan Thar sc0ta, and
give place 10 those "ho viii gtc cllrcr u tic popn
lar voice. The old flhlc ni the Farmer and the OK
finds, IN The course OF the erea, Drmocratic part,
on th. subIrct, a new cXcmpli6cation. We hope
Col Watkins Il Go. will ISSUE another manifesto III
defence of the Right of Instruction ueAt winter for
thc special rdGcaton Of the above named gentle
men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
THE Non% Ehlc,n Bouoaary-7 h,.atcnld HostH
hes on the Frontier.

tn N00N EN7110 Bou07aty- 7Il.affnld H0sf7t-
hes 0" the f,onto.
The late Diplomat: Administration left, among
lts " unfinished business thu dispute with Great
Britain relative 10 the North Eastern Boundary line
to be seedby rs successor 1t seems that John liu
was moi 50 easily frightened into measures some
OF the more feeble rotcnafts OF Europe, and 1t Is
pretty certain that the language Of menace, so sue
cesstuIIy employed with other powers, was ncverre
sorted IN his case. The consequence is that ,
large slip Of Territory on the North Fast Boundat,
of the L. States, claimed both by Name and tho
British province OF New Brunswick Is boue Of con
tention between the RESPECTIVE" local governments ant
the last accounts show that Mr. Greedy, the agent
Of Maine, sent thlther to take census Of the popu
It'rnn. hts been second TIM. arrested by tho New
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

Il VIE iA1ES over The itocky hlhnut course - II
Il commence Tuesday the l7th Of October,
ls37.
INST DAY.
S"ecI,t,te, lnilc hcats Tor year old Colts md
f,Ilie5, entrance loo hall iotiel. three IL
make name aud lose the l0tl day Vi Oeio
het, 1eJf. Tn the same day will be lof fua
Saddle Bldle aud Rigging. free for saddle horses
onl,.
sEtosp nkr.
Poprie'or. Pure sloo,2 nrlo heats; ontianco
alJ.
rHttp DAY.
Proprietor, Purse s75. ,ne beats; entrance >! o.
FOURTH psY.
Jockey club Purse S.15O, thee milo lrats on
uanee "a. Dn the same day swcekpstake Tor
nre ycli old colt, and hllic,, entrance $50 hai
loIelt, to uamr aud close the day hcf1rc the irst
day srace To be confined TO the colts raised III tho
county
The Nancy fof the jockey Club aud Proprietor
purses will he paid Ia the winner itlnu' discount.
Tn proprietor PLEDGES himself to have the track
and stables ID tue ORDER aud Will furnish ltter tothe
stables eIrhotu change. lie will be prepared /,
tutu#h sood loddcr, &c.
NorhNS NOWLIN, Proprietor.
oetobrl ? widr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
RUNWAY in Jail.
4 .S.E.Y e..

ID URSUANf to a deed of trust, executed by Pc
4 ter &. llansard, bearing date the 9Th of Octo-
Der, $50 and of record in the County Cuur OF Am
hcrst, we will sell, before the door of DR.. Poweli's
Tavern. AT Amherst Courthouse, on Monday the 10th
day OF October INST. that being court day for cash,
all the right title aud interest OF the said 1ansard to
the SLAVES, devised to HIM At his mothers dsath,
by the lie john Hansard his father; which Slaves
are now in the hands of Richardson Henley adj
minlsra,0r OK said John Hansard. Acting as Trus-
tees, viii convey only such title the deed vests
mus DAVID Il. EDLEI,
JOHN THOMPSON, lr.
October . 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
Osst'El Ky

Died. in the county Of Henry, OF hiliou. iuycl, on
the 18Th nIi Mr., iiiTsr DlILAnn, c"nsoh OF Col.
Peter II. Dillard. and daughter OF Maj John kedd.
II y useless but natural inl us 10 ndnlge the deepest
regrets for the mrmpr, OF those VII" have I'assc L. by
the III OF llrnrn, irom The troublesome scenes aud
tlanslon, delight, ol tn. world 10 the rcli,cs and un-
atcrablc drstlIcs ol cicruitN. The ctayc throws a
round itseli mystery ;" appalling to oW hopes, and
blIghling to our anuClpallon, that i.ti, when
contemplating those Who have sunk INTO ITS darkness.
the sad conviction OF the ruth, that vtue aud puuy
OF ~ amer. may enable depart with the love oi
al We leave ht nd, but drlis not one momrut the
blow from winch there can be no recovery forever.
The liYIus have, however, compensation Tor then
loss ui lculs, IN the pleasing and t'vnne hope, sane
TONED hy actlou and assurance, that the immortality
oil the dead l. bll>>lu IN the sunshine of Divine APP
probation, and merrd r,tnbnlrons. Irt us not then
aficyc that Mas. billiard his gone Inc abode {" the
blessed and tho home OF The Hutnous. We VIII not,
however. a. scAl upon her excellent qualities, while
hc tears o her relatives and many dr. voted TRENDS
arc laas ldst alouni MS. The anguish that lsl.It,
and the lamentations thal hrnd, sute,entl, attest
the virtues OF her heart, aud the dctp deep loss, her
children, hsr husband dnl her ir'uds have sustain
ed Her children are left to the attentive care OF .
devoted father, Who TO nam Them 10 excellence ana
plctS, has onl> torn-lamp upon them the Nntues oi
therr mother In her hir, they Will find the True
character Of tho acctronatc and duIitul wife, aud the
thrilling sohclludo well as iigid irmness Of moth
CT IN her death, the glorious trumph Of th'ts-
. tldH.
- on "Wednesday night, the 21lh nlt, Eli
zanEru T.. mi IN, daughter OF A. II. aud k. :.
Moon, OF TIN, place. aged swrek,.-W nh agonlzlne
sensations, bld ad,eu 10 HE IIttlc sufferer here
But why would we For behold,
Cherubjc lcglons guard her home
And shout hei welcome To the SHES
| How beautiful in death,
| The infants corpse appears,
| EmbaIn'd ~. fond affections breath,
| And bathed IN parents tears.
| - about the st OF last month, AT the nous,
| OF Edwin Glover, Esq. IN the county oi MntehSo
| Alabama, Mr.. GEORGE MoRRis, formerly oil rank
lin county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

y ~ III" nlpls' al representatives. is l4,o.abie to 4
.'''''"' hanh. We incline, Indeed. to the contl ~
'p'n'on' Nil'ha We wish TO impress upon the mind
u 'if reader Il, thotthe vote 10 which W rer,n,z
n"' properly be considered test vote upon the ques-
ueu." -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
NATIONAL BANK.

IT will be seen that the Senate has given the Ma
'ohal Bank lis qulctus for the present and that the
aiouse OF Representatives is likely to do In re
'a''oi to The Senate vote however lhc National In
'ensahcer remarks, " The Senate has dealt with the
question OF Bank, ash ed for by the People, much
1t mas with the Snb-Treasury scheme, recommended
ny the Executive. That body has determined that il
~" actup neither of those plans Tins session.
ana IN relerenceio the of the House OF Repre-
scn'atfcs it rcmaIks:
-; question was yesterday taken by yeas and nays
"e ionsc Of REPRESENTATIVES VIII Oh, Al inst glance,
!, ''u seem to indicate strong sentiment ~ the
I">c VI hrife> eHtatlvss against a National bauk.
- ""u,l NOT be sale. however, tor those who ale M
~, e" IN the question, to regard II in that hight
"c greater part OF those members who are tIiend-
oed III favor OF Ia, ing the negative proposition
va 'i'e table. as one which it .mould be Al best a
''te waste OF time. and trfug with the actual
p!'hS OK gencIcs of the Government, to agilatc.
~ "m9n" The NAYS that question are TO be found
e. "'nlos al some who voted against laying II on
,n ''e '"' Inherent reasons; among which read
ma, ~ N"'e directly aud ii upon the mann qner-
pro"npiy influenced several
i" n'' mean 10 Il! th'' i tue tnIc i "7l"r'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

Btausnlck authuuurs AID committed 10 jlil But
a still mo,e significant circumstance is the cnncen
natlon both OF American and BRUSH hoops IN the
nclghborhood ol the disputed territory. between
whom collision Is very reasonably apprthcnded-
lti. time thai the dispute was settled way Of
the other II the territory belongs to Great irttln.
let hci have it: hui II not. It i shameful that \
MEXICAN CITIZEN should be imprisoned b, the Fin
,h au'hortr> 10, eNceutn. the ordcrs 81 III. govern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
MR.CLAIEoK\E. Of J,s,>sira,.

Ia lstr address 10 thc prop,c ii Ni.>I>slppl Tins
gentleman. rroooupcrs the ehugr, ln,d, against
Inn, Of Inconsistency aud deception on tho
Banh "a, sion," to lie falls" and rhrou, II IN
the fccth oi any man uho asserts H." TIN, i>,cry
b-a,c talA--s"ry But although a bold fu.r is a
COOL tAing when ON" is IN 4 dllcmmr il can meyer
take he seal from boul, nop Signature from
letter. In this address, Mr. Claiborne l,,rft,
thai he and always has been hu,tllc IL Il National
i ma IN all IL isratN--ln aortcr 10 a committee OF
his fellow ci',zens IN Mississippi, lnelro Eating him
upon the subject he declared td5' he believed a
National Bank To b. unconstitutional and that he
would not vote far such Institution " under any
circumstances his friend the Editor Of The Mis-
sI'sppian asserts that Nh {. DECLARED, in his heaiag
that he was opposed to an amendment ol rr con>tltu
ton tor the purpose OF coairrlng ON the general 90
vcnmeni the power TO chatter 4 Bauk. So far al i
consistent and honest. But how arr these state
ments reconced with Mr. ClaibofHc's l.itert the
Editor Of tie Port Gibson .Souhener, endorsln.
the views oil Gen Hamilton, Of 5. &. and declaring
his willingness to for an amendment of the
federal constitution for the purpose of putting Il
Bank in operation ;" And how. especially, do they
compute with the following letter. adj ssed by Nh
I dIOpflt 10 Il CItlHCn Oh Adams iuulIS VI S'lohS
Bank section OF the State) few day before The e.
Iecton-and which, dis gusttd with the " Inconsistent
aud deceptive" course Of Mr.. Claiborne, he has
just giremto the public Mr.. {. should be aware that
he cannot exrica,e himself from the charge OF dupi-
city & inconsistency by denouncins those who make
1t in the Elclcs' VEIN Let hm ,ii-ptoye, or cx
plain it away, i heraa:
" IrLY ith, 1531
" My DEAR SIR: ! am much disappointed in not
seeing you. ! am now on my way to 'tlca. " herev-
erl have bccnl have met with unn erSal encourage
mcnt, AZ have 10 doubt of my re election by 5000
votes have ever been opposed to the old Bank, be
cause 1t WAS under Brush influence. Il belieUe Uc
sb9uid hare Natondi Bank 10 gnate the currency,
fire. cgpaliy from Erecntc jnRueaceand foreign rom
troi. Please explain my views to the people. ]
rely ON d. Woodward and youts,iito do thus.
Your friend truly,
JOHN F. IL. CLAIBORNE. -
" To Mr.. s. IT, IIlRp."
Her. Nj. e. doc, not even alndg his corsttn-
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REVIEW
or TIE s.i.s'T5sHE 10 ~ H "a 1T,
Corrected by Richard Tyrcc.
COW MISSION UERCIfiAT.


con- MISSION UERCHlAV
Evue,ue pr,,r, ol pa, cd l'obaceo,s3 20 IL 90
lulcnot "a Gomsnun, ) 30 to 30
, Common to good, / - In 80
Good To iiuc : - 10 90
Manufacturing quttr, 4 10 To g 90
Lues, : 10 10 = u0
Inspected the pdst week., ending the Both oi sept.
il h"ds. passed aud refused. No change IN pucr,
sIuee last quotations.
Comparison Of lnspectlnus. 1850 aud ls5f.
Passed X for lnspec- Stock in
Refused. ton. Warehouse.
Oct. lst. 1886. II 9UJ 5l7 l.tU2
Oct. lsi, 1887. e.Sq9 l935 isi3
twill be perceived from the above statement that
the Inspection tins year 3DO6 binds. less than
last year but the quantity uuInspcctrd Is lilu
hhds. mnrc making dlIitrcnce ~ the crop received
IN .ynehbug up the lst ins III i,,or oi lst yea
Of lbG6 hhds
W heat. o. 10 | 10
Flour, (by ~hoesale,) - To d 10
Corn, (pcr batrcl,) % 10 u 10
Mead, (pcr hushol,) wholssas, % Ia q 90
Whskcy, Wholesale, u - 10 u -
Plaster, (pcrton) u 30 10 ii 20
Iron, tpcr TONI 100 90 to u %
Hemp, lpcr toni $50 90 10 40 90
Clever seed (nos,lct) 90 10 q 90
Bacon, lpct hundrcd) 10 10 ~
Oats. (per huSNrl,) 80 10 u -
Salt (per sack) 50 10 ; %
ElsElesaE +.
Down tl,c aver, % - D Ga
y the ri,rr u 10 10 UO Oh
Plaster aud lion, (pct tou,l Ia %
Reasonable al, anccs will he made Oh Tobacco 81
othct produce eonr,gned 10 me.
KlclIA ED rYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
NIGHT Ata1EON.

an ursla, meln 18Th INST, will NIl..i
Y snIc- mud shall he trgun, eson n ESDN "nd
FRIDAY NIGHTS durug the In md " ln'r
months Salcs will cn,slat III DRY GOODS, t4u,nhr IL
the seasonal Ct TIERh, SHOES, NpDIS, HNlS,
CLOTHS " NIIliIS, BOOKS JEWEi.RN, Nr.Ar.
All onl,ts ttrtll, attended aud returns promptly AMI
Spredl, made Conggnn,n,s thanhull, received.
lIARlI.~ PHELPS.
September 10 ht