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bill for the creation Of Bank which gave The
institution the right of establishing branches wherever
it pleased, would II be any apology for Mr. Cays de-
setcn of his principles and his purity tia, Mr. Tyler
had set him the example? Far from IT, As tie ac.
knowledged organ of the party for twelve years he Lag
duties 10 perform for which he may moi, and vii not
shrink and the paope will insist that he advocate The
passage Of such Bank they desire; and them if Mr.
Tyler thinks proper 10 place his veto upon the bill he
separates himself forever from the Wing party Ii We
are capable of Judging Of the feelings of the people
they would rather be without Eank, than accep, Of
Tie abortion recommended by the Secretary Of the rca
sury."
Mr. Tyler has then to choose his position,
Ii Mr. Clay yields his BILL he loses cnste, with his own
party whose organ he is J.! he forces hls bill down
Mr.. Tycrs throat, alr Tyler must make up his
mind give up all his old principles, to administer The
| Government according 10 MIR. Clays wishes; to have
the Dictator to "play the Vceroy over HIM -and 10
yield him his slippers by dby without contest Mr..
T has the alternatives before hinl-and God send HIM
safe deverance Ills signature to the bill cuts HIM
of forever from his old States Rights party-and as the
Globe states it.
"o enlist great and powerful classes by identifying the pcrma
neny with his political advancement is now
the policy Of the leader Of Whgsey Hence ms
resolution his Bank assumption, Distribution ana De0
all into make the patron of these measures strong
with the whose made the present dynas
Administration which sci inr itself and t"t
his ambition lf lie humble il, by enforcing submission " us
ohccts-cnn disgrace compelling absolute aosary iron"
puicsscd princrs will be reduced To utter hcprssncs
the slightest hope Of from the Republican irh 81
cuuuy-or n of comfort from Federalism, but which II
receives by rel, Con from his countenance."
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Tie GuiII0fine IL icOrE,.

letter from Brookncall, Indiana, 10Th inst, states
that the Administration carrying out Their doctrine
Of "No Prescription for Opinions sake among The
lioosiers The Postmaster here walked by the
ard Saturday lnst-he very day the Federal party
had mailed their petition for his removal The ap-
pontec had little Clique that Numbered in advance
for the speils and Mr.. Granger willingly complied
with their request There but fourteen applicants
(the spols too) and three Of these claimed TO
have been Harrison soldiers but neither Of them got
the spoiS.
The guillotne is not confined to Indiana 1t is
sweeping widely in Ohio. Mr. Jolne Of Marietta, one
of the most accommodating losnnsters in the State
Col. George Keeling, Of Lebanon, the brave de
fender of his country, and good Postmaster; Col
Weraer Of Springfield; and Judge Crippen Of Athens
among the last victims Truly (says the Columbus
Statesman) Frank Granger is sweeping all before hun
in Ohio. Age, talents, and services alike diSre
garded when those who possess them happen to be De-
mocrats. We understand, the work Of Prescription
is proceeding a, rapid rate Mr. Granger does not pub
lrsh the number and names Of his victims. But Mr.
Buchanan Gin his speech Of last week, which shall
publish in our next states as the report in Washing
ton, that they amount TO $50 week But the Wings
are so much ashamed Of the prescription, that they
throw every difficulty in the way Of information
And yet this party charged the Office hunt
ers, and pledged themselves 10 "prnscribe proscrp
ton There has been any thing Ike the pre-
sent voracty for plumber, the foundation Of the
Government. The fable of vigil's iarpcs. devour-
ing every thing around them is apt Illustration Of
the acting al Washington.
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TO .IE LDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
p'tee'' '"'' inc Richmond Wing vuuntingIy
boasts, thai the Loco Focos have been 20 astound,d
with the disclosures made by The report of the Secre
tary {" The lf'asnry and COMPOUNDED as 10 be unable
To make any effort towards reua,ion Of the CHARGES
OF "'fmanasemeni against the late Administration -
am no great fnancrr, bu, taking the Secretary oyu
data think can clearly demonstrate Thai The r. yc
nues would have been sulc,en, 10 have mo, tho o,d
nary expenditures Of The Government. prov;d.J mn ~,
ira session If Congress had been coIl.t
According to the Srcrrarv's repor,
there was received into the Treasury
from all sources, the issue of Trp5
sury notes, and The balance in the
Treasury on lst January, 1911, up to
9TH March, leil, the sum of $3.50 ss5 N
hstma'ea receipts % lst January, lo42, 200S3592 -
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Other Majestys fixed determination 10 protect them
with the whole wcis Oh, OF her power
fRoa FLORIDA We understand that information
War Department, from Col Worth, commanding the
army IN Florida, that he is about resuning active ope
Faons asains, one Of the chiefs who have re.
Gently proved faess TO their promises Of speedy emf
grafton. The Colonel appears TO have entered upon
his ardunns command with comrnendablo zeal and ac-
tivy II is stated that much sickness prevails amonr
inc tTo"Ps tar more destructive Of life than the scapng
knife the tomahawk of these ailhless and crafty ne
gotiators.
The following is the latest direct news that has reach
ed US from that quarter
ST. AUGUSTINE, june L.
Capture AID Departure ri EUd Ca;.-Col. Gates AZ.
rived yesterday from Fort Pierce Indian river Florida
and informs that fifteen minutes before he arrived
At Fort Pierce Major Cnds took tie notorious ladar,
Coaconchce, alias Wild Cat, with - warriors and
negroes, in all H.; and ntter two days confinement,
shev were shipped 10 New Orleans lie as bold
ana IS Impndent ever, aud boosted of his having
committed the horrId murders near this city some time
since This news was received by the citizens with
three cheers.-.Eat Int
We understand tina, private letters from Paris of the
Isl June, advise that the difficulties which induced
flesss. Lalitte and Company 10 suspend the Texan
loan had been removed, and that the loan would be
opened the Sd inst with all the power and infiu.
ence Of the above named house, which had resolved 10
carry the matter through trirmphanty .-.rat Int
Tie Canai-We understand that the injuries to the
lana, occasIoned by the recent heavy rams, VIII br
SO lar repaired in al OF next week TO admit Of the
passage Of boats through To Lynchburg.
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rnniIL,,ln1TEn.


Pursuant 10 notice previously gwen large an Respectable
potion the Democratic Republican citizens d Green assembled
al Their Courthouse, SanardSlllr, the 18th DAY o JUNE c
ns Court day. purpose Of taking into consideration The
uprcty uns District Convention IL nominate some suita
represent the Senatorial district lately represented
by Nj. WIN. smith, Of Gulpcper
George Stephens was called To H. Chair aud Alexander Sa
der appointed Secretary Tbs object Il the meeting was
explained By VIM. X. Mills ESD, followed hy col J. Voolfolk,
CAPT. Ilos. Davis and others. When on motion, II vas
Rrsgrsd That thirty Delegates hr appointed by The Chair IL
meet in Madison Courthouse IN The in thursday
next with full Their best cSrrtions 10 have
hut candidate Tor The Senatorial district composed
Culpce Rapaannork, Madison, Orange aud
Greene. 40
The following persons appointed Delegates: Capt hos
Davis Daniel Miller, John Miller Jacob iianrs captain Jaii'
g.asl, Elisha Williams Robt PsIltii-it, q :. BaA- John H.
WHIT Elijah = Davis, YIN. H. Mills ia. w 'row, Waller,
W Snls b. ". White \. Thornton, H. H. Parrot Jas Smn.,
ESD. rhu- Garth, Alex Wh;eluw, James H. frHilsh, ~ j.
yma John VI. Miller, James q. Douglass, George Stephens
George W. Sherman, WIN. H. Simni-, R";. Cave, sem Nn!
{ hapliau ana JOHN i. Jones' TN motion, II was
Rsspred That meeting earnestly request lie othcr coHa-
ties o the District 10 cooperate with Ms
Resoird T.t these proceedings be cent To- te richmond tn
qur, for publication. GEO. slLfhE's; Csn H.
A. MC'H
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Whi1 Hie,c.

The Wing papers of N. York at points with each
other. There is unison between them in relation to
the two Bank Projects The n Y Express is for having
Bank at all eyents-and seems Indifferent, about the
species of monster ii may obtain. The N. Y American
again, excaims: ave would rather, therefore, lose
Bank, than yield principle; and hence, We bold un.
doubngly, that the expedent oftrying TO get round
the constitutional question, by placing the Parent Bank
in the District asking the permission of the States
to establish branches, not TO be The
n Y Courier also takes the stud, and contends 'hnt
Mr. Clay will press his scheme; and that he is most
emphaticaly the organ OF the Wing party "I.et US
suppose that Mr. Tyler had declared his intention TO
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Strides of Federalism !,

There is not constitutional principle, which MIR.
Tyler entertained, that the Wings are not deter
mined he shall sacrifice to their purposes No man was
once more decided against the power of Internal I'm
provcment, than Jno Tyer-and yet here is Nh W. T.
Johnsons Bill from the Committee the Public Lands
appropriate the proceeds of the sales of the Pub,
lie Lands, and 10 grant pre- empton Rights, the very
first section Of which appropraies per centum upon
the net. proceeds "o object objects of Inter
nal Improvement within the said States (Oho, lndl-
ana, Illinois, Alabama, Missouri, Louisiana, Arkansas
and Michignn under the direction OF their respective
Legislatures and it divides the remainder OF the nett
proceeds among the 26 States according to their re-
spectve ratios aSeraeedby eiast ccnsus, 10 be APP
piled by their Legislatures, 10 Education, Internal I'm
provements the reimbursement of debt created for In
ternal Improve menis mot of which powers IS di,
rec,y indirectly embraced within the jurisdiction OF
the Federal GovernmenD or such other purposes as
the said Legislatures may direct" These provisions,
and the establishment Of National Bank are steep
ed in the strongest dye of Federalism They are
the hdeous offspring of the latitndinous, Hamilton
ScLool-opposed 10 all Jelerson's principcs-and ye,
Mr.. Tyler is expected to swallow them all-and still
he expects 10 be called Jcfersontan Rtpuoftfa"'-
(Faugl the very gorge rises at the idea
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EXTRACT of Letter from "Frederiehs5rg, June -
1.-THE National lntelligencer of the 9th, was handed
me- las. evening, which contains an advertisement
under favor and countenance of the Ed'.ors) rom
om.s course in signing the Bank BILL But am salts
sd that Mr.. Jefferson never expressed any snch
on;non. as that for which this advertisement IS pro
Oaulaed The Bank charter was in The Spring of 1910
Now in the month of January, February 1870 The
subject of banking before the Legislature Of wa
einia First, on the petition OF numerous
sion. At that Time we'll remember to have seem ana
read letter from Mr. Jefferson TO some member o. 'n
Assembly, in which he strongly dsnounces tie whoie
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The celebrated Traveller, Mr. John L. Stephens, has
just published in volumes his "Incidents of Travel
in Central America" &c, in royal octavcs II is
some $50 pages each They arc said TO be elegantly
numerous cngravngs illustrative of the wonderful an
tiquities of that unlrcquented region. Mr. s. opens
world of discovery TO the learned and the curious
And from the specimens we have seen Of his work,
in the extracts and engravngs presented by "The Ne,o
World" we have doubt his new work will prove the
chef d Turre of the day.
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Correspondent, of the Alexandra Gazette proposes
Rerocessioa Of the District, because lie chafed by
the wise restrictions which the Senate ofthe U S is inn
posing her Bank Charters We would 90 for the
measure, than the District become The point
which the lever is 10 he placed for irving the Con-
stuton and perhaps the Union itself asunder-It has
become the ground which The Abolitioniss attack
the Southland on which the Bank and other spe
culators founding designs to enlarge the Fe
deral powers at the expense Of the States
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~ By the present arrangement, the Mail from the
South is detained in Baltimore from about O'Clock
in the evening, till the next morning. This is all
rnrong. We shall address few words of soberness and
truth to the Postmaster. General, in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29

Died. n The
J2RREtr, VA" q. N-. PcbeOH JaTfCls, the ;3i
nenc"d ~ Expectations upon
.aih and marched steadily until il had accomplished
leCt U. though iciractci, and
tense, tr nevertheless borne with much christian pa
t-ace and resignation Mrs Jcrfc several
sis'rn mrnhcr Of the BAPTIST Church. persuaded
own iiii from ~. con'e Of her Illness. that she would
not rcrn'er she expressed reliance upon the Savoui
was ready and willing depart lawn. lccnmc speeches. h
tore ier departure deprived tl pleasure Of hearing
her relate her views ard feelings prospects
~ hnt dliiht resting MINDS hut that
,pirit = - The bosom III her
her husband ~ loneliness and solitude, weep lament
luss 81 an affiiohair wr and, although lie
paralrd this liz relatives she
followers of God. aud, left her husband behind mourn
ms o>-, " i much L. b. hoped, that lie val BY
rylartaiions winch - Ia. him. seek The
his soul but that he take her advice
Ter where paIlma shall be no
Doctor WILLIAM E>UERoS WoRruiS6roS, AGED - years
died his residence the ronny at Brunswick, Va
10Th Mat, between the hours at and o'clock. /. VI. Tho
this influenced more !: desire 10 inform H.,
brothers deceased Who swell the tile pln
than
history al III private worth. TIE history shoit.
hrun. peculiarly ~ his native unsmick county and
lon. pfoes social be- ,id III grateful
menbr hy many ir Warrington 10 every feel
inaa Srainan Roman citizen felt proni. o; ms
bi,trch He graduated the Medical College N PIadri-
nina l and uniting clear and discriminating mnd ".h
pron,itncs rncrg, very distinguished himself rni
qualified practice of h. profession lie has rit 4
widow promising children lament h nntlmrly death
and friends, with whom ir Deceased hfid iT"
onen utcrroursr forcry does each object recall 10 mind
hr remembrance III pa>f: ni the dead 10 e
with each irelnrnrd place. and
.Prnsve memory then rtiraces
lIapp, scenes forever fed:
Lives, former times, ana places,
~.
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SEMINARY roR YOUNG LADIES,


,y,Uc MISSES MacNAY OF them natives q France,
and all educated tdfi, under tn mnea iate car
and in The house Of father, nrnbrr Of ne in'tis! -
Gallon III n limited number 81 lntns Ladies.
The Misses arSay ars pupils Of Herr, 81 Moena premier
acrnmua.naeur DE Franc ard o foisnct, maire ne iia
m. course VII comprise Rta'lpg, hfhn.,
Grammar Coinpn.fron Arithmetic, Algebra Geography a'fo
nnmv History Geometry, Mythology. Latin, Fien,i iia
Ic,,rs and y composition ~ French Asic Vocal ana
insrnm.utl fann ant Harp Drawing, rdh'i"s' Di'"-'
Embroidery and Fancy N"fS. ,.,
The Misses MarNaly 40 require, viii they employ "
aid III ans Instructor teacher o1 4" then nwn "is ~
oi any other ansua;c ian fic,s anu , 40 p,awtng
e,.sstua.y excluded. The instruction ~ Music ain p"1
viii be- gwen French, the technical ansnase ~ pu", ~
,terR which common, but confined 10 me ,"h"'" " 80
rope. .,..s !, Ili.,o,,, ol,se,vn-
tio,s On Relies L-ttrrs GuHInlllnI on siyle Ese ~
n illustration viii be- delivered French the course I" en"
will thus combine all th' Wis""'"s'' ~
France may supposed to bts'"' 49,, r. -, irs,,,,o,
A. ,nryaIy takes upon himself that a't :" Tue instruction
which conrs under head 81 English bdu'aioh a. ine
Grammar Grammatical Exercises anh ,"hpsso' a VIC
understanding "i W" fuPii ''s'''i 49,
p'a W. X,y Who during twenty years directed n.Eneland
Mr s H. 'r.,nnislncn, husband, continues lie d.
ahn ,L, ~ her daughters Tie experience Of many
49, IN n. care o chlren and her husbands pupils
an,,d 10 Tie comforts health ana general Improvement o
rhr ,,i- entrusted - her cansht'fs
t. F.nc, Italian Latin English and the entire course
81 '',,'. . annn,n 500 o.
o., y ita,n p.r quarter, - co
~ M,s,r f' = Il 90
Drawing or Painting, ~ ~ ~
-. of The Pianos Stationery and Books 5 cl
All m, required be made three months in advance
Three months also required previous 10 tue ssova! OF
pupil. -.
Rssrraees:-Dayid Hoffman. Esq, jeremiah icaman $50 =
Bradford q, ". Cater, Esq, Of Broadneck, virginia Jour.
Mcrayis Esq, British Consul Baltimore, J. 'iaWiotu is'
British Consul, New Orleans = .,
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nAPFR, PAPER..-The FraakIin ,ianuiactnr,ng Con

DIAPER. PAPER!!-The Ffaokn Hanniact"Ins COMPANY %
L Richmond have nand good assortment oil Letter,
Can Blank Book Mcdn, Printing aud other PAPER, =" various
Kinds which they will bear comparison IN gla,y an"
% therefore WIN solicit the patronage ot their for
mrr rns aaa the p generally and are ready execute or
a. r an, paper that be- desired which they
IN frnih an rea.onae they request that al orders
other be addressed either 70 tneis agents
Wesrs lanes Szer Son. Mr. JoEa Richards Super!nra'
eut at The Paper Mill,
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Jnnt - I'-I
N-oTicE.-n pursuance viii and
Daniel Str cs!rr deceased, VIII offer, public
PREMISES Thursday The 10Th .! June next The yaua.
Tract Land winch TIE deceased formerly resided, lying
on The Moth ry-r eleven miles North Of tN.ng"n ~ Rork
bridge c"unfy well known ~ the Of StrickcrS
Spring. containing, y estimate, 81 50 cleared,
about river hat land l. Of IN meadow The
land productive any the county, and water ~ all bur
fields. There th- Sulphur Spring, thai a- beea
les for ani would 10 doubt hn
deal GOOD house Of accommodation
kept; The Improvements consist 81 lotihhl. log dwelling
house. SMOKE hoIsr good double leg barn. ana
good apple Persons wishin. Ia view the land
sale viii Gail the SUBSCRIBER living
nrglborlrood vim VII! take pleasure III shuwln. I"
person. JoSrh S,5;Cker resides ie pemi-es.
Terms made known Oh the day u sale. . -
JOSEPH !. 1RENEl,
Executor II Ddnel Sricilcr, SeE deceased
March II, Isil.
~ PoSI'poSfMESTT sale # the above property +
postponed until thr Gotta Of August.
JOSEPH Y. TREvEY, Elsrator.
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The Madisonan charges with nsrepresenhg lis views
the Tariff. The coaiseness Of lis and fexhiy
its principles would under other circumstances excuse us
noticing lis attacks But calls for JUSTICE il shall have
If the Madisonian will, therefore, send number which
charges with mepesentnc will gladly compare the
with accusations; make necessary exclamation
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The following Farmers have been appointed, by the
acting Governor, (Col John Ruhcrfoord,t Bos'd o.
Agriculture, for the appointment Of which law was
passed b. the last Legislature They 10 NEE, year
y, and alternately al ono of the principal Towns in
each of the four great sections of the Commonwealth
from which they selected, to consider and discuss
agricultural subjects We hope that these gentlemen
will have the public spin, 10 accept and carry out the
objects Of their appointment:
For Ms dirisi"n IF MA State 'ying upon tide ,eoto:
james Nj. Garrett Of Essex, and Edmund RuiIin Of
Petersburg.
For the drisoa betcecn Tie hcad ri hde acater and tie
Gjae Ridge mountains.
James Barbour OF Orange, and Richard Sampson of
Go0chand.
For The dieision bepe,n Tie Eiue Ridge and .7Hrghany
mountains:
Nathaniel Burwell Of Clark, and Edward Watts Of
Roanoke.
For tie dirision Hest Of The .4Heghany mountains:
Joseph Johnson Of Harrison, and Peter II. Steen.
bergen Of Mason.
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e3,NOO,0OO 90
Would leave in the Treasury the


ADM, also tina, Treasury notes, issued IN S4l TO q
large amount may be presented for payment, yet there
would still remain balance in the Treasury, or so
small deficiency 10 create uneasiness. This
view Of the strongly contrasts with the Secrria-
rys report, and his estimate Of the deficiency set down
At upwards of twelve millions For want OF sufficient
data must defer the examination of the remaining
portion of the report 10 some future day.
remain your friend,
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Married on the evening the instant Bantit
hrci by Rev T. H. Magoon, R,rH VI. CuSS EN,
ksnn Shenandoah county Va, Miss A. l.pp
Married, a, Albany, the 21i inst joins y.> BrRE~
me eSrcsdtn 10 ELlzAPErH, daughter Of James vaulcrc
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Mr.. Bcnton.-We recommend his eloquent md mas
erly Speech on the Mcleod Case, on our Last Page,
and his manly d,sntercsted letter to the Com,Dtlea
of Philadelphia, will be given in next They are
worthy Of their several occasions Read them
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The last Nstc York Mirror is one of the crack Nos
1t gives of its weekly Engravings, in Steel
Plate, Of the death of Luath" fayore and faithful
dog, illustrated by story. The engraving superb
There is also the usual variety of good reading, be-
sides page of Music
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Making an aggregate of

> D
There had been paid, up to
4lh Of March, 1871, S4,627 ,16G
Next follows an aggregate
of outstanding appropria-
tons, amounting TO S33,-
1866 80; and Of This,
says the Secretary, there
will be required from the
services Of the current
near, 2i,2lO,O0O
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Tie CropS.-We arc afraid, the wheat crop will br
short The brief accounts have received from other
States are not aaterng. In several parts Of Virginia
the prospects were very promising understand
the late heavy rains, falling al the very momen, when
the latter wheat penrg and The harvest for the for
ward was coming on, will seriously inure H. The rust
has appeared, and is doing much injury But is I'M
possible for from the information before to es-
mate the degree of loss which will be sustained We
do not understand that any price has yet been fixed
for wheat-but it promises to command good price
The corn, which had been kept back by the late
Spring, is now rapidly improving.
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nEAiQCRITI.S

ar The tie prn of Demoer'us written
before had opportunity 81 seeing Of the Discus
the Senate al the L. = sir
Ewin.s hmncng Report We have just received Mr. Woodbury.
ir-t hau. tremendous ana Is ul the Socctary Report
and shall commence in next raper.-EHq"rtr.
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~ we are so much crowded with Congressional
Editorials. Our Correspondents share similar fate
Ii is The fortune Of war 49,
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NOTICE.

The Banks of this city have agreed that they will
not receive Except special deposite) pay oui
the notes of the Banks of Wheeling after the first day
Of July next-unt which day. such notes will be re-
ceved, heretofore, in small amounts from their deal
ers.
Richmond, June l6, lS4l.
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An extra, from the Baltimore Argus Of Saturday, ;
P. NJ, says: "The remains of General Harrison were
brought 10 this city about = o'clock, by train from
Washington attended by deputation of citizens from
Cincinnati, and some U. S. soldiers They 70 to
Cincinnati, by way of the Pennsylvania canal for in
torment"
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u. u. IiOYT y CO.'S OFFICE.

nRAWiSG Of virginia resburs Lottery. No. "A. E,i, drawn
h 10Th
70 ii u = &c i 10 SC . y - -.
Several good prizes the above 10 the country.
Inn, q r.