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.EOEE.ETT'S
Vegetable Life Medicines.

IA fIltSb medicines are indebted COT ibu.r name
III ~ their manifest and sensible acton h. pu
rliying the springs and channels Of tie. aud en-.
dung them With renewed tone ard slgor In
many hundfeA certified rass- which hssn been
made public, and 10 allaos, cyerr -pccies or als.
ease to which the human frame y hsh'r ihr han.
py effects u MOFFATS LIFE PILLS AND
PIlfNlA BIl'IERS have been gratefully and
publicly lcsnna lodged by The persons benefited.
ana 10 we're previously unsrguaiuted @ith III,
beautifully philosophical principles unun wbirA
hey arc cor pounded, ava upon hica they con.
srgrenuy act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them.
fei7ea 10 arrr4scs gi every form and description 49,
Thor trsi operation Is TO l1asea from Tho coats
OF The stomach and bowels, The various u,pgri,,e.
ana cfuGglc3 cnnst ntly settling around tbrtn. and
10 remove thc hardened lrco- v hicb collect IN Inc
cnn'patpus oi The small intcstinos Other med.
cinrs otIy partially cleanse these and leave such
collected masses behind as To produce hsb,tlsl
cosLfencss, with all it, train Of evils, OF sudden
n'afthf1, Win rs Imminent dangers. Thp fsct
q Wei Eno"n 70 al regular arstonj.ta, y 10 e.
anime The hnman bpwcls alcr death; and hence
'he pfJndi'e ot thcsc well informed mcn against
qlaea mefici"es--or medicines prepared aud her
aided 70 The public bg ignorant pcrsons. Tho IL
l. flff
kdaeys and the binder, and by Ills means. tbc
liver and Tie lungs, tHr bctthilI action ~ ,,b;cl
entirely depends uqoa TIE regularity Of The ntip,
~ ofRsHs The biood, which lakes lie ,cd ,,,l1.
non The agency OF the liver aud lunrs bat,,o !,
passes INTO the heart, being thus purified by thrn
ana noatshed By food coming from citan s,o'
mach, cnn'rca freely through lie y-ia-. r,u,,gr
t'efy part tic system, and triumphan,ly mounts
u. bagner o. health m the blooming cicek
f33ilts Vegetable Lite Medicines have been
thoroughly tested aud pronounced 4 4osercign 70.
medy Ter Dyepepsin, fiatulcncy, Palpitaton II ~
heart, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn and Head.
ache. kestessness, llt-tompcr Anxiety. L,npu,t
lhu Menncholy, Nosilycness, Dllrfhna, Cholera
feFers OF all kinds Rheun1,isin. 6oui, Drons,es
oi all kinds, Gravel, Worms Asthma and Con.
sumption, S.nryg Ulcers lnvcteraie Sore. s,o,
tpIig EnPlons aud Bad Compile yions. salt Rbon,,
tfYslprlss, Common Cold mad Influenza. and -
rlons other Complaints which allict tic bno,,,
ir4"e. In FEVER and AGUE, paftiruiatly Inc
hde Medicines have been mast euincntls sucrcs.
III; 70 ouch 40 that IN the F,vsr and ANN N,
W'eta' Physicians almost universally pfoscrih,
them iOc
MptFATTS MEDICAL MANUAL. dc.;n.
ed as domestic quite 10 hralih.-Tt,i. L,,Ia
pamphlet, edited By W. H. Mud,u. 37j H,o,d,,.,
New York, has been Published Tor the pnroo.o 4,
explaining mofc folly Mr. Mafnra thenry n d;s
else7, and w,l be found highly interesting n n.y.
sons seeking health Threats upon prevalcn, Al,
cases, and the causr3 thereof Prices % cont
Tor sale b. Nlr Moiftts agents generally
Ihcsc valuable Mcdclncs afc Gr ssIe l,y
T. j. iiOLTON,
(harl0yp ~ n
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POETRY.


FT A sotulvE WHO FOUGHT rIERE'
An-Oa lonely rs tae forest s6cas.
GA lonely is oar old green fort.
Where Oft IN DAYS Of wore
Oar gallant soldiers brayely fought,
'Gaias; savage allies bola,
But with the change of years have passed
That unrelentng foe,
Since We fought here with HARE.soN,
A long time ago
II seems but yesterday | heard,
From yondoF tlicket nigh,
Th' unerng rifles sharp report
The Indians startling cry.
\ on brooAlet. flowing al our feet,
With crimson gore did hov
When We fought here with HARRIsox,
A long time ago.
The river rolls between its banks
As when Of old we came
Laca grassy path, each shady nook.
Seems to me still the same
But We are scattered now, whose faith.
Pledged mere. through veal or wo.
With HARRIsoN our soil TO guard,
\ long time ago.
Bat many soldiers lip IS mute,
And clol1ed many brow,
And hearts that beat for honor then
Have ceased their thgo55.ugs nov
We ne'ar shall NEST 4ga.l .G LIE
A taan we met | tYow,
When We fought here wi.h HAaEisoS,
A long time ago.
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s1aROpDSAI IN, ,s.,,i,., p.r;..4,e.l T., m.
~, ~ p,l,,rs 49, -, 80 -,-s.I,.;,,,,
o-yo,e5 q eal,,e I,,c,,,a,s s,g Sc,e,ce en,,,lr1
rtIr FprRAID ,r5,o ~ ,..l,,ed 10 ureu
Siro~r-r 7, s,,,,tod ~ a., s,,in.,,
man y hos, sl.gb,rod AID s,i,ifed Isb,-a n, ~.
wolf re- and el.ry nj North Carolina wi,l form an
interestins s,r,in ~ her f,,pre L,.torv thaf The
Character Of ne country ~. ptipcipaly indebted
(or it lcvatar aud l.lte "a n, rrpuiu;ion az he,
prls,. men" And ucfb5ps he voice Of c.,1i and
ir,narti,l reason nav .sf,ly prorouncs tie eeri.
isn. tla, II would b. vain and impracueable al.
tenn, Ia aim At masking kaosn lie. characters of
tho re,i,or,ot. citizens ,fang cnmnuptty 4 jtbaDi
havinp fr.i Impaired Is tAa oofal a per.pleuous
and tangilIe revelation Il i, r,ggiIr.es IT tfr
tl,c ana Science. Ii ia moufetnI f.st In e,.n.
pecl;oo VITA die history e thu. S,.le f1tgt bs 40,
suffered ltiaease sgi,ations Of character and lu,e
from the gal.L oi a faithful and acetssl BE er-an
through which her devoted suns might comment.
cate to tie world ihr,e biographical aeaca.s and
historical aud litera,y Fragments g .el. have boon
g1ruertd 10 10 TIC 1re4tsss If private asfsci.,u
and which arc 10 CLOSELY associated gith the elerv
OF ,he prop'c. !. tits respect sc are r5rin H.,
r,af of otbef SjAps ia iia toucder.ey. Vhi-h can
prefer 10 last eiAua 70 4 superior rama 1ggr North
Carolina on account Of lie yl,,cr extent OF their
moral intellectual, a. uby steal resources. And
wc cannot surrender lhJ end sauug enHyi stun that
This state presents 90 atmosphere sufficiently Pc.
na and soil sufficiently grateful to sustain, in
vigorous prosperity. j4utnal purely devoted 10
Literature aud ScICacu, uu.i tae experiment shat.
have been fairly e., D. and have proved epsucces,.
ful.
The most ptogineut FEATURES by which the En-.
srald will be eiiiirguished, will be pcrsefgfriac
effort to rescue from obliyian the numerous facts
which would Sc So peculiarly qualified to give so.
liciiy and extension 10 The vcb Of our history as
State, aud which Laye been rapidly passing be.
you'd our reach owing to tho wasting influence
which j. exer,ed by time over both The written
and traditional memorials 81 men 10 refresh tho
recollection 10 tic ta!cnts virtues and seryicrs 81
these patiiot.c men ~ho acquitted ,hc,nseIve. as
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Sd CLASS.
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Land l;ir Sale.
A CARD.

~~ FkSFlE BOATS Of the
49, n PLANTERS and Mer.
RE.1,sss: ss>z.n.S chants Steam Boat Com.
CO ses.s7ss1Gs panY OF Cheraw," form
ing a line iron Chcraw to Charleston direct, are
nos really, end viii commence running early ID
August, The Swan, Capt. Mckenzie, viii ron
On the River. The ANsos, Capt Lubbuck. wil
run between Georgetown aud Charleston, con
Meeting 70 avoid detention. b. uurenttng
attention 10 thnsc that may ship BY them, tao
Company hope TO deserve end receive The patron.
age Of the public. The Boats are fitted up for
passengers as well as freight. and offer cheap
ara expeditions ruute FOR the country Persons
wishing 10 visit Charleston eoud go down with
their produce ard return with their goods M
charges in Gforrc5ra for istarfage Or storage IF
goods striped tran Cbarisstof 81 the Compoays
Bo1is. prolnc5 TOT New York aill be delivered
10 order IN the town, to 60 by the packets direct
10 NV YORK.
The agents ave Blown, Bryan a3d Bother
Chera~, f. Waterman, Georgetown and 5.
Mowry, il. iUr Charleston
ELI GREGG, President
Cherau, Aug, 4, lsi0. t54
The Journal, Charlotte; and Western Carsli.
nian, Salisbury, will pubhsh the above . weeks
aDd forward tier accounts to this olhce for pay.
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ME-. III. 6. Z. Hann.
rRoPosEs TO FCBL,sH 81 srsscEiPrIoy,
LITTLE WORK. To Re CALLED
rr5hp GnUfAaYn Harm"

"Ehe Southern Harp
e tONSIS TING Of Sacred Poems, pied 10
I - the INST admired popular airs. Tbs asnt
of serious words 10 tunes Of Uncommon beauty,
has Got long time, been felt " herself and many
othcrs; and she hopes that this effort will crafty
taosc who would prefer that the melodies tl.ey
love should he clothed IN language 10 which every
serious heart ard thinking mind can respond
Tier aim III be to combine taste with piety and
:hns shiie the car Is Rra,i5ed, TO Improve the
heart. She is persuaded that many beautiful mu.
-ical competitions have sunk into silence, because
SCI 70 trfiug words.
'-" v~-s -. as pHA!i-had =, 60 vo'u-;c, o.
from $50 10 300 pages handsomely bound and
the coat will be s per volume.
II wIll be published this fail II sufficient nun.
Der Of Subscribers can be obtained 70 cover tbc
expense II Convenient, hose . 10 subscribe are
requested 10 r1F 10 advance
we give below one or two specimens Of tho
sty and design Of the Wora, emitting the music
Trsr--" Tis tqnts of he Blgs lfos,,'s"
Hhca tic bonn is on 'hy maiden check,
and jay 10 the sparkling cyc,
There s SCI one home for the heart 10 seek,
Where love may never die,
Though besnieous flowers may niihor here,
Where bhgAtlag storms destroy,
They are blooming there, ever bright aud fair,
The flowers d youth ana Jay.
when the cheek grows pale, and the hear, grows
flint,
Aud dimmsd Is the sparkling cyr,
There Is yet ore friend foi iis dying saint
IN hJs mortal sgony
On saeci ~ chldhoods gentle sleep,
~ calmly mey be rest
ADd forget hi. woes, in o long ropose
o. Styour's peaceful breast.
TcsE--" Fsre tee mret Too som n part !"
We shail iacet--no more 10 part
Cease Thy -ortu@., mourning heart.
Weary diys wi soon depart,
Then we may rest forever
When tie work of he Is dome
When the vietor's crown is won---
Then, immortal life begun,
We no more shall sever.
We shall meet. &c.
In TIE homo of peace and bliss
T. The world where Jesus it,
Whore we bid adicu To this,
We may love forever
Purified from every stain,
Through the Lamb That once was slain,
Dearest, We shall meet again,
And be parted never
We shall meet, &c.
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CharlestOn Aug. !, 1910
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4 Warning 10 jIothers-l knew a girl
oRt~elye years Of eye, ~bo Ieil her fathers
house aud went into neighborng lo.a 10
RESIDE with Der uncle aad aunt.
They soon louud that she deceived them
aud lied to then on various occasions. -
They conver-ed with her aibf1lIy and So
Tiously, and charged Der never 10 be guilty
Of such Sin aga,u. she vas pleasant, and
willing 10 DO what she could, aud IN other
things obeyed her ance and auut. Bu, she
seemed 10 be given to deserving aud lying
She vas repeatedly fOuad guilty Of II. She
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gsilE Subscriber Lavur qualified as admins
Z ti4tg' 90 taa estate d A-fer Juez, dec q -.
quests al peTs,us having c,aluis against said d..
rz-sed % pro cut tAe4 pnrgfiy 4lacn'iclled
wittln 'he tla" prcses.1ta BY law, Or this notice
wi.t he plead ia bur- anA a. hi- siiIr- il IN Im
such 2 state as u fcadys IL Impossible fuf hiu "a
ascertain too afe iud Jtfd oiEe estate, BE hopes O.
'Lesc Is any one Indebted 10 ii they ail have tie
honesty 10 make i sEoru 20 as y ralb.e him to
20, tae dgbts.
TuD5 }. HOLTON.
I'm ~. 1910.
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To the FashionnbIc Community,

ccsszfy - "a, that they are ready T. do TIE bcsi
work N It's section o. North Carolina. Having
one connected ~llh the hfm VI long aad success.
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SIX MOTIVES, ADDRESSED TO YOUNG
MEN.

SIX MOTIVES, ADDRESSED TO YOUNG
MEN.
Young men by your weigh;y obligations
to your country, be enlres,ed to guard
against sin, for i, is righteousness thai
exalleib a nation" By your solemn re
sPousi5iItles 10 your fellow men, be induced
to exempIfy in your lives, the purity and
excellence Of the gospel. BY your dearest
aad most important interests, be excited 10
walk cIrcumspecIly, "noi as fools, but a.
@lse." EPh. y. Is. BY The solemnties
If The la, day, BE persuaded 10 make the
nced'ul prepara'lo1 10 meet God, through
repentance ot cir, and i4.h ID Jesus Christ
By al The glories that cluster around the
Radeemer's cross, be constrained to WE'D
yourselves 10 God. Rom. Il. 49, Seek
hotare every tang else, bis fieoaship
through The merits nj hs Sou THIS vii
bHEg YOU lasting peace and substantial hep.
piaass NIl. cheer tie darkest hour Of youf
earthly pilgrimage strengthen YOU under
The leatie>l trial ahlch awaits YOU; con
E~ft the brd o, death into a scene OF triumph,
ADD ltrk lie !es' pauE of expiring ualarc
Wlta HE first rapture q never ending i1y,
L4graye ugon ysus hearts the advice OF the
dyiug king Of Israel 10 has royal soa, and
let !; se the GUIDE Of your existence " Solo
mon, my son, know thou the God Of Thy
iallcfs, and serve bin with Q perfect heart,
aad VITA Wiling mind: or tile Lord
searctcJh all hearts, aul Understandable all
the im9ginatIous 81 the thoughts; # thou
seek hgn he VIII be found Of thee bot II
thou 'or2ake hin lie val cast thee of for
eYef." ! Chrun. 4x.ii. 8.
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EnETwEEN Cha,la,ie n {. and K.n.,,
' ? &. y ". ,1c rsl, hand half Of Tsug
Dollar Note, ~ the Back Of the usited S,a,s,, A..
sble 10 John + Msddus or order, Os-icr Of b.
eouu, and DrposHs in Na,eh,z. dated Jgn, 81
T.. Mafsham, Prestdsni. The ictier vas rt4s
t-J3. and No. 41-6 Tho fIender,oa, C..sz.
aleu-, tie l0la Of February, 1851
SOPHIA JOKES.
Ny IL, isl1. s1f
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BrfsDytery Of Concord.

TE7HE Pres5yiery &c Concord viii meet al
y Bach Creek Csufrh, On The lb Wedlcsda,
Che g dlyj 81 SePtrui3or, at j O'Clock, A. NJ.
Aug. 10, 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
From the Mobile Advertiser and Chronicle.
DISGRACEFUL SCENE.

pRAcrIcAL ABOLITION lon Saturday, The 4h
Of July, procession OF Negroes. numbering rs to
100 was marshaled through the streets ofthe South
Ward, preceded by band OF music and headed by
a nhite man on horseback They attempted to
enter the public house of gentleman near the rail-
road, 10 take drink with the patriotic leader, but
were rerulsed by him at the entrance. From their
noisy and outrageous condsct, they had probably
been drinking before. white man. who had the
appearance of a sailor was knocked dotcn By one Of
The negroes. The offender arrested, brought
before the Recorder and received merited punish
ment. The individual who headed this disgraceful
procession is prominent, noisy DEMOCRAT and
while the procession was passing house where Sc
veral Wing mechanics were at work, by the com
mand ofthe leader, shouted out most Justify, Illus.
"a for The Democrats"
Is not this an evidence that the democratic par
~ puts forth principle which must in the end abol-
ish slaveryi Are not such democratic acts as
these among the " csuses at work which will free
the slave Z" Mr. Van Buren, has allowed NEGRO
TESTIMONY to operate against gallant officer
Of the Navy, and is 1t not probable these negroes
knew il 2
People Of the South look we'll to these remark
able and dangerous manifestations to the de-
mocratic source from which they emanatc. Re-
member the speech of the democratic Duncan, the
most violent Aboiitionist in Congress which has
been published by the democratic party IN this ci-
ty.-These publications, and outrageous acts are
doubt intended for effect the North, that Mr..
Van Buren, may secure to himself the support Of
the Abolitionists ct the North.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06
From the National Intelligencer.
A NUT EOR TIE LAWYERS.

A curious case has occurred within few days
past, which has given rise TO much discussion IN
this city.
On the 7th July, 1898, Congress passed " An act
TO restrain the circulation Of small notes 10 the Dis
trct of Columbia, and Tor other purposes"
Under that act several of our citizens have been
indicted, and one OF them has been found guilty,
and judgment has been passed upon him in several
cases.
The act provides that ii any person shah violate
lis provisions The person offending shall be liza
bic 10 indictment By the Grand Jury Of the county
within the District where the offence shall have
been committed, and conviction thereof be fined
In a sum not exceeding fifty dollais, at the dscre
ton Of the Court, for ever offence.
| On Monday, the 9Th Of July. 1910. information,
under oath, was laid before Justice of the Peace
| in this city, that ALEXANDER DuEcAs, Member
of Congress from the State OF Ohio who, i, is said
voted for the law, had, on the Friday previous,
passed, rs currency, to q citizen Of Washington, a
note Of less denomination Than fee dollars and,
the note produced and exhibited to the justice.
| and he issued warrant for the apprehension OF
1 Duncan. The next day, the warrant not having
\ been served, the justice recalled il, and has since
refused TO issue il, on the ground that, as Mem
Der Of Congress IS privileged from arrest. except in
cases Of treason, felony, and breach of the peace,
! Duncan was not liable 10 arrest. IL is understood
that such is the opinion of eminent counsel who
! have been consulted on the subject
! The presents this strange anomaly--that
! Congress can pass laws creating cGences aaknoTn
/ 10 ne common lar, punish them By fine, (ond i'm
! prisoHment 10 enforce hat Jfne,) and be exempt
themselves from The operation Of their oaa erimi-
| nal iatcs Can this BE- sof How does this affect
the duelling law. the law against obtaining goods
properly BY false pretences, the gaming laws
/ Will any gentleman conversapt with such matters,
be good enough 70 define a felony so that il may be
understood what Is meant by the used in the
Constitution And also to state what is breach
of the peace az there used
These are important considerations. The ques-
lions are not put in captious spirit but with sin.
cere desire 10 ascertain the law. II that be such
as may be inferred from this case. it is high time
for US to begin TO think Of remedy for great and
1 cying evil.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

Fnom TksSEssrx.-- Nashville Republican
Banner Of july II, gives place to = number Of En-.
tracts OF lelte,s from different parts Of the State,
showing the progress Of the Whig cause, and cay.
ing that the news from ell quarters 10 cheering
Personal observation and inquiry in the Mountain
District the strong hod of Locofocoism, has salis-
fed the Editor that there 10 sure change going on
Western District our friends are up and doing,
with tho certainty Of carrying each end of the State
by decisive mriorites. In Middle Tennessee tho
prospec, is every way good for completely aunihi.
lutipg the heavy majority given against Us at the
August elsrtioua Naf INF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

No bill ha, passed 10 ,aise money. asked for by
the Secretary Of tho Treasury, TO meet deficiency
OF revenue but. IN lien Of II, provision has been
Incorporated in one Of the Appropriation bills to
authorize the Prcsidci. Of the United States to ex.
ecuie or not, at his pleasure, certain Of tho apprv.
prstions actually made by Congress. To the pow.
over tho public money given to the Executive By
the Sub Treasury bill, il now snperaddsd that Of
practice has 1t Is true already cr~pt into the Gu.
,errnenti but Il Il abuse, and the legslEine Of
il is OF spear and shield t. the Executive,
enabling him to expsnd the appropriations where
The expenditure will most promote his reclcrtion,
md protecting him from responsibility for this mis-
lss III his power Nat f.f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

DlRgcr TAxks.--Thc following roast was tfaas.
mitsed. BY the Hon. NArHAalkL Josss, Of New
York, friend and supporter Of MARTIS vAs Blu.
RkS, and undoubtedly In his confidence. to an Ad.
ministration celebration OF the 4th Of July Al Co
shen, n Y and was drunk with entire appreciates,
(" Straws," &c.
strict construction Of the Constitution II tho
umon--an entire sepata alton Of the Government and
its revenues from banks--DlRECT TAXATION
FOR oRpisARy EXPENDITURES, to ensure an Geo.
nomical Administrations system OF universal ID.
uca.ion Of youth to be fnaintsiaed by the proceeds
from sales Of public neutrality-suspicious. protection
10 ali--pfivrees 10 none.n
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IxpusrnY OF M.ssAcnusnrrs.--Th I,allIInorc

fsDusrRY OF MAssAcHUsErrs.--Ibe Baltimore
American the s4th ult., says ,--According TO an
official report made 20 the Legislature, (nn abstract
Of which is given in the Philadelphia Inqui,er) lt
appears that the product Of The great branches of
manufacturing industry in Massachusetts, during
the year ending in April 1887, wins SOL 700 600 !;
of which sum the three prncipslems were, cotton
fabricks $I7 400 900 wooden fabricks, $40 399,
600 and fisheries 81 ,592 900. Tito hcproducts
of manufacturing industry, bcaddcd the earnings of
navigation and agriculture, il is estimated that the
whole annual product of the industry Of Massachu.
sets exceeds 800, 600 00O; which divided by
700 900, the population Of the State gives $40 ms
the average value of the annual labor of each man,
woman. and child in the community The whole
value OF the industry Of the cotton growing country
Of the Southern States, with population OF 2,500,
900, is equal to 800 900 600 and the annual VA.
lne Of labor Of each man. woman and child IN those
States is estimated Mt only $40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-06

SuB. TREASURY. We are informed that the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury is about to issue "Specie
Circular" in conformity 10 the provisions Of the
subTressury act and further, Also in pursuance Of
the act Of April ID, 1886, providing that no bank
note less than $50 shall be offered, and none that
cannot be converted into gold silver upon The
spot at the VIII Of the holder, and without delay or
loss 10 him."
Can Treasury notes, or Treasury drafts, or due
bills or certificates of deposic now issued by the
Government in every direction, be converted into
gold or silver the spot, ut the will Of the holder
without deayf Answer US that, Mr.. Woodbury.
--Mo1isonton