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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
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rpQg REVOl.GTsONAWI e0HOaERo.
glorious race they we.e--she ssi.d,--
The true Of ancient time
Our Glorious sires no tlcd and died,
For this own frce CLINE
tk, hallewed b. ca oh sacred nauie,
That fearless. to the contct came,
And frerl, On the battle plain
Poured out then blood like dta,i' Il foin
Few are the scnlpinrci git, Of art,
4 nations lcveio tell
Aud many a brave and gallant heart
Hath moulicrsd where il It'll
The spiry mar. lusuisnt waves
1t long gwen leaves Ger lslec,' iravesi
And thn,,shtlcss swains tho harvest reap,
Where our stern fathers ashes sleep.
But after years the tale slall tell,
In words ofligh, revealed,
Who hravel, fought -who molly tell
And many a wellearn,d field,
Ou,spread beneath the western sun,
Shall live with ancient Marathon;
And Trsnon'. fight, and Prince,au's naac
lie linked with old plaiea's fame.
But n, surviving few WHO stand
A remnant weak aud id
sue relies OF Ii, g'orieu, hand
Whose hearts were hart gid,
oh honorcd be- each siIsef, hair
Each farrow trenehed b, inil and care
And sacred each old bending ieun
That hrased oppres,''n's hath ''affn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
June f3
Vis'ytsotN:

vbfSln1N:
+ rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Snpe-
pcor Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford county
the 9th day of June, 1872
William Weeks and Snah hi. wife, formerly Sirah Nd
and Nicoaemu I.citwch and Magarst hi. WIFI for
merly Margaret Adams, Plaintiffs,
John Arthur and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Adans, Sarah Icitwch formerly Sarah Adams George
inndey and Miy his wife, formerly Mcy Adams, James
p Dalton and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Adams, John
Adams, and John Thomas, sally Thomas, James Thomas
George F. Thomas and Susan Thomas the last five children
and heirs oi Wnny Thomas, deed, formerly Winnv Ad-
ans and Jane. Adams, Mary Adams, Snah Adams, Jane
Adams Frances Adams Paulina Adams, Henrietta adams
OF William adams, deed and Nancy Adams aud Sarah i-
ans, children and heirs of Thomas Adams decd " lillian
Il Beach, admir- oi James adams, deed Samuel H. Woods
Elizabeth {. Adams, widow OF James Adams and Tyre, D.
Thompson, Defendants.
IN CHANcERy
The defendants James Dalton and Mary his wifi, John
Adams, John Thomas, Sally Thomas Jane, Thomas ce
+. Thomas, Susan Thomas James Adams Mary Adams,
Sinah Adams, Jane Adams, Frances Adams Palina Adj
nms Henrietta Adams, Catharinc " Adams Nancy Adams
Sarah ADAMS, " illam y. Beach, admir- of Jane, Adams
Thompson not wing entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act Of Assembly and the rules
tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they moi inhabitants of this Commonwealth il ordered
that they do appear here the first day of the
term and answerth bill Of the plaintiffs, and that this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the town Of lynchbrg, for months civ and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
some Court day
JOS. WILSON, elk.
June 10 ,o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
MON AGA DEMY.

VuNlf next session OF this Institution will commence
on the 10Th OF July neNt. and continue five months
II VIII SUI be under the superintendent of HENRY
r. BOtotk \, b. who has filled the office OF Pfinci
pal thereof during the two last sessions with much de
volon 10 It's interests and success IN instruction.
Tins Academy Is located near the stare road Icadnu
from lynchburg TO Richmond, in the nciplborhood Of
Old Concord. IN The county of Campbell in AS healthy
situation as the county affords. In point of intelligence
aud morality this neehborhood has lone been held in
high rcpute, as far AS it has been known The course
of studies IN this institution is well adapted To prepare
students for the active business of c or To enter an ad
vanccd class in College. The terms of tuition are as
follows, viz:
fm the preliminary course including Reading Wi
ung and Arithmetic. 81 per session.
For English Granmar Geography, History, and the
higher branches of English, Sl2 per session.
For Languages and Mathematics. 81 3 per session.
Students will be charged the above rates from the
r of entrance I'LL the close of the session. without any
deduction for absence, except in Of protractcd sick
ness-lhc tuition fees will be due al the close of the
| session.
students from distance can he we'll accommodated
with board including washing lodging fuel and lights
IN respectable families. convenient To the Academy
at - per month, payable at the close of the session
REL BEN d. PALMER Prcs't
OF the board Of Trustees of t. A.
juno - Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
June 10

VIRGINIA. TO witN rules held in the Clerks Ollie, of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county "f Halifax, in the month Of June, 1872:
Alexander Miller, guardian Of NJ. J. Bostiek, =. r. Bos-
tick M A. r. Bos'ick, and y. IL. Bostick, Plaintiffs,
against
teberry ID. Bostck, Absolim Bosck, Executor of Alb
'olem bostck deceased, and Mary Bostck, Defendants
In CHASCEgY.
The defendant I.cbcrry d. Bn-tck not having entered
ms appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
a' he not an inhaban of this country: ii is ordered
that The said ltlcherry d. Iosck do appear here trs
day oi september term next, and the plaintiff bill
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted the Lynch
burg Nir9inan Tor two months and posted
at the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Testc,
WIN. s. HOLT, c.
June 10 v2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
IN TIE tNrTED STATES COURT. FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OFVIRGlNIA.

MAY 18th, 1872:
On the petition Of James a. Stigcr, against Joseph
M'rsh-h, Bm,howptcy ' = '.'''' '''' PA
reading the petition aforesaid 1t is ordered by the
~ tourt that notice thereof BE- ry,n In fine said Ia
'Ph Marsh personally, by delivering him ropy ihcre
o. II ne be l9nni within the District, or by leaving
copy thereof at hlS known usual place of residence with
~ me District, at least - days before the Sb d,v f
uy next when hearing will be had upon the said pc
IN ,I az ,I' wy nan IN the City Richmond. with
IN The said District; and also thai no,ice tborf h. t
Sep III 'he newspapers, according to the 22d and 2ih
luS oil court so that all persons interested NAV
At le sad time and place, and show cause, if 3nv thcy
nave why the said petition should not be granted.
tolW-Ttstc.
May 80 o'o7o->' III n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

The following Students we'e Assigned To the .fr,i
grad, III Scholarship in their respective classes a, the
sem annual Examination, which closed on Monday
the 9Th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Virginia,
JrNE both, 1872
nENJAMlN n MITCHELL. of ,he Count, .,
- Bedford having filed a petition praynp thai h.
may De declared Bankrupt 1t is ordered that all pcr
sons claiming to be creditors of the said Benjamin
Mitchell show cause to the Court on the l2lh day ot
september next, why the said Benjamin n Mitchell be
" declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the act of Congress,
IN that BEHALF and thai copy ofths order be publisbcd
IN the newspapers, according to the 22d and 2ih rules
of Court. \ Copy-Tes,e '''''
June 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
THE. CROPS.

he AleNandlIa Gazette OF Friday, says: 1--WE are
griihed 10 state thai according latest advces from
the adjacent counties. the wheat crop has not suffered
materially from rust"
The same paper gives the following extract of letter
from lsIdonu county, dated the 22d instant from bust
ness man and farmer: Il am happy inform YOU tina,
the Wheat Is but little, ii at all, injured by the late
ralns | had opportunity yesterday of conycrsng with
gentlemen from various parts of the adjacent country
VINO represented that the prospect of large crop ot
wheat III the upper parts OF ououn and Fauquier new
was better but that on the Shenandoah river bottoms has
sustained some INJURY from rust"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

The ek"Tclscs u the neat 81 s,on viii ,oum,nc. a.,
e'inoslay the Bird OF August
EzrKEL A. Ba.Ncu.
. Secretary Of the Faculty
''o"ars are conferred by the Faculty upon six mem
ship. ~ ''"''''
l. l. L. johnson, Albenarle, Va,
Joseph sutton. Petersburg, Va.
3 u. Il. llrrnlon. Cokesbury, = C..
J. W mt Connor. Oangchurg dist. s. C..
:. H. cfensiaw, No,toway. Va,
b. Alex. PIcree, Halifax, \. {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
June 10
Vil.issi:s:

virginia:
rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior
"a Court Of Law aud Chanccry, for Bedford county, the
9th day OF June, 1912
Jeremiah w. Dooley, William II. Doolev and Calohi
NJ. Dooey, plaintiffs
John b. Campbell Robert G. Mitchell, William r. Camp
bell and Thomas Campbell, late merchants and partners
ding under the style and firm of William r. Campbell CO.
William Bell and John Richardson. late merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm Bell < Rich
afdson, John w Holt, William W. Watts, Frederick Nuns
augh and Daniel AnSpangh, late partners trading under
the style and firm of + and d. Aunspaugh, Thomas Dopcy
lham Dooley, John Dooley, Mary DO e,, Greenwood Doc
ley, Edmund Estes, Executor Of James Parker John
$ Brown GuSavns A. Wingicld, Caleb Doocv. Charlotte
Dooley, Susan D"oley, Jacob Dooev Elizabeth Dnlcy
Lorenzo Donlcy, Sarah Dooey, Lea Dppev and Jesse
Doocy, Defendants
In CH,NcERy.
The defendants, John 3. Campbell, William w Watts
Thomas )oocy, isam Doolcy, iohn Dpolcv Mary Doucy
Greenwood Doocy Caleb Doplcv, Charlotte Doolc,, S-
san Doolev, Jacob Doocy, Elizabeth Doolev. Loren
20 DooIcv Sarah Dopcv letia Dooley and J.s.c Doocv
not having entered their appearance and giycn security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory c, idence
that they not inhabitants OF this tah II
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here ON the
first day of the next term, and the bill of the
Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith publish
ed III some newspaper published the town of I,nrbug
Tor two months successfully, and posted the door Of
the courthouse OF this county, court-Iay
Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk
juno Is WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

VIRGINIA, wi-N rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
tho County of Halifax in the month of June, 1872
Alexander Miller, Plaintiff
against
Iebcrry ID. Bostick, \bsolcm Bostrk, Executor of AZ
s'cm Bostck deceased, and Mar, Bostick, Defendants
liz CuANCERY
The defendant 1ttlcberry d. Bosck having entered
his appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not nhabant of this is ordered
that the said I.ebcry d. Bostc< do appear here the
first day Of September term next and the plaintiff 5
hl that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
lynchbrg Nifgnian, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the house this county.
\ Copy-Iesc,
WM. s. HOLT, u. C.
June IS vom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
\ THE UNITED STATES COURT,
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For thp Elsicrn District of NlrTlni


For the Eastern District Of Virginia
JUNE ii. 1912.
ISAAC WADE, ir. of lhecounty of Bedford havlngh
led petition praying that he may be declared bank
rupt: II is ordered that all persons claiming obe creditors
OF the said Isaac Wade r show TO the court. on i
10Th day Of July next, why the said Isaac Wade IT. |"
not declareda bankrupt. pursuant to the act oil on
gress in that behali and that copy Of this order =,
published in the newspapers according to the 22d a"
9th rules OF court.
y Copy-Ieste. ,.,u.
June y W."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

VIRGINIA, To witAt rules held Clerks ohc. of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the County of Halifax, the month Of June, is r.
Jonathan l.ukins, Plaintiff,
against
William c. Ferrel Peter Rivcs and Peter B,rkslalc
Defendants.
In CH,NCERY.
The Defendant William c. Terrell, not having entered
his appearance, andh appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he not inhabiant Of It's ordered
that the said William c. Terrell do appear here the first
day oi September term next, and the plaintiffs bill
that copy of this order be orhw it'll inserted the Lynch
burg Nirginan for months civ and posted at
the front door Of the courthouse of this county,
ACopy-Teste,
WIN. 5. HOLT. u. {.
June l3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

NORGE is hereby given that the Discount days
' at the Bank of Virginia and Farmers Bank. at
lynchbnrg commencing the first Wednesday and
first Friday IN May next, will be changed The Dis
count day at the Bank of Virginia will be on triday
and at the Farmers Bank ON Ucdncsdny
lNO. NJ. OTEY Cash'r
A. TOMPklNS, Cash'r
April7 ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
q. w. XANCEY,

4 NONFECTIONER and dealer in FOREIGN Frui,s
~ Cigars, Toys. and Fancy Articles, Main Street
opposite - d. Evans Cos China Store, l.yrclburc
'N'' -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
stage Line for the Vest

TINuE LINE OF STAGES ria the Natural
! Bridge, Dhmll's sprla2s. the Whit Sulphur
Springs and Iewsburg. has commenced again running
regularly. Leaving Lynchburg every "Wednesday
Friday AMI Sunday mornings, and connecting at Lewis
bury with the main mail liue 10 tiuyandottc.
FOR THE SOUTH.
TIE MAIL LINE for the South ria Danvillc IL
Gtcens,orough, y C.. connecting the regular mail line
5r the SOUTH. leaving lyncfmrg every Tuesday, Fri
day aud Saturday mornings, al : O'Clock \. y.
Il. VI. BRUCE.
April l. Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
FRESHMAN Il. Us

+, hss u Stuart. Ming " illism, i
John laws, N.ckieneurg Va,
4 &. Burton, Murklcnhurg, Va,
: J. Brown, Norfolk Co, Va,
VIM. Nanor,, Mex nh1rg, Va.
" \ Mullen, lasqnntank, y Z.
= " illiams, " sfren, y. t,
John Hewlett, rbesiefiieid. Va
y 4 Palmer, Campbell Va,
J \. Shelt"n. t.ieensboru', y C.,
: \ ~ ils,n. Dan, lie. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

IS said that the great Dutch house of Hope & CO..
are holders of wentysN thousand shares of the Bank oi
'hc United States, principally acquired by recent pur
chasts This amount of shares, at the present rates
would cost about slOO. 900; at the prices few wears
since, three millions, of dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
(LOCk y U.xTCH MIXER,

Wol LID respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
burg aud the public generally that he has taken the
house lately occupied by jordan Greasy, opposite tn,
Franklin Hotel, where he intends carrying on the "A
bove named business in all lis branches and hopes
by strict attention robustness merit portion of publ,
patronage.
N.B.-Ile would also assure all who may favour him
with call that his charges viii be extremely low and
his work warranted to perform well.
+. w. VICTOR.
june II VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
For SAFE.

For SAFE.
CH LARGE strong young work Horses Any zen
81 llenan wishing 10 purchase, will call at Elliott 5
Livery stable on the crss street leading from the Mar
hc house to the Bridge These horses will be sold low for
cash. orgood negotiable paper at 50 or 10 DAYS these
horses Will remain here only > or days An persons
wishing 10 purchase good and valuable horses would do
well TO call Immediately. ApIlyto
JOHN CHAPMAN,
or Melville Talbot Auct'r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

The crops IN the ncghborhoodot Match ez have suf
Tered much within the last two months for want of rain
aud Tor The last five six weeks half inch OF wa.
ter has fallen. The Free Trader of the 10th ms saws
u he corn crops almost ruined on the HIGH lands
and are suffering severely every where Our street,
are as dry finder boxes aud dusty as the deserts
Iahara Vegetation is burning up The fields as arc
yellow as saffron, and the atmosphere hot hat
Just escaped from furnace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
The Mechanics Savings Bank.

VINlilS lNSlITl 1IoN will receive on deposit all
Il SUMS 81 money current IN Virginia. il not less in
mount than ycdnlls. and will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President. Treasurer and secretary hl
my fully all the stock Funds and Property of the In
SiIinlon Tor the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten days notice. with interest thereon from The date there
OF AT the rate ot three per ccntum per annu for such
may he demanded within ior MONTHS aud four per cen
tun per annun upon such as shall have remained four
aud moi exceeding six months. aud five per ccnlum per
annum Tor longer period than siN months
AMMON HANCOCK. President.
PAU. {. BOWIES, Secretary
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasure
DlKECTORS.
JoHN c. Sn,cKLtroRp, Tuos o. AcRrs.
Are. L.frwlcn, .DouS H. TsRtr.
Dawn p. RrEsE. S,NL W SHELTON.
PLEASANT IAGG,, Jons kIsNIER.
NoN.c lilm-wr99N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

Leaves hhds 55nnO
Tor ,hs home consumption, bong nearly fourth oihs
quantity grown.
The exporto ISL was Il 193 hagsheads being an
increase over tue export Of lsiU OF 3 yer cent; over
1889, = per cent; 1883. Il per cent aud. when
compares, with the quantity grown The ined States
and lis Territories, which, according the CENSUS OF
1870, amounted 10 lS5.l56 hhde., will show the con
.umpiion To be one iuurh VIZ
The quantity grown IN 10 ls5.I36 hhds.
Export oflsil 1898
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

Nm absll snchhufg u,
7 II Re.trs BuNdlun. Va
| J Eallt,. ohafio,t,. Va
\ alarke. Morklrnbufg. Va,
" haun. t.rr.nshnfp y &
II \ Msl',eTc, Ku-seil. Ma
" NJ Person, Franklin. y {.
] VI Sanders, Norfolk, Va,
X / " miham. Caroline, ".
J. Howard, Mfskleuburs Va,
NJ AlcNauief.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

. " Benagh. l.sneh bmg, Va,
X. II Powell, Maran, Ala,
!. !. Brown. Pow hatan. Va,
w I tldndge, IiahiaN, Va,
" : Smiih, Raleigh. y. e.,
! u & laylnr. Nieksbnrg, Miss
I. = hassie, Allegheny, Va,
J. : Rive, Mississippi,
:. W Moore fat lot,v,llc, Tenn
I " Hale Fayetteville. y. 6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

JOS. WILSON, elk.
w2rn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-22
The wHlGs OF NEW JERSEY,

The Whigs of New Jersey assembled at Irentob
on Thursday In their State Convention, which WN
addressed in eloquent aud thrilling language, by
Mes.r. Halsted and Randolph, OF the United
States House of Representatives, and by Messrs.
Miller and Dayton. of the Senate.
Resolutions adopted recommending Henry
CLAW ss the candidate ni the " hg Patty for Pres
ident of the United Statesin 1874.
Al least 5000 persons we're present. From
the spirit manifested. there is reason Ia deuat
that the vote of the State IS tor the Statesman
Of the West.
No nomination WINS made for Vice President
although large majority of the Convention ex-
pressed The preferences OF New Jersey, for Ioha
Davis. The question was deferred tor the pres
emit.
The unanimous determination OF the Convention
for III enry Clay most decidedly Indicated by
The rejection of the last resolution OF the Commits
tee, recognizing National Convention. Tbs was
lost BIZ aeclamation. The Wings OF New Jersey
mainI.in that a National Convention Tor he Pre,.
ideucy is unnecessary. Md Int,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-22
MAssaCHusETTs-MR. CLAY

tbs Ma.aehase,,s State Convention assem- iea
IN Boston on Wednesday. The journal SAYS IA
comprised between vne ard two thousand dele
ga,e~, ineiuding rssny individuals from every part
u the State, distinguished for talents and worth
and who we'll known for the pablc services
when they have rendered TO the Commonwealth
end 10 The eounuy. spirit II harmony, aud
feeling u energy manifested in the dehbers-
tons OF this body, which are guarantees OF tho
triumph OF Mhis principles, at the election in No
vember.
The Gonventea vas regularly organized BY Tia
appointment OF Abbott Lawrence, 81 Boston. a,
us President, and number Of Vice Presidents md
Secretaries
After the Convention ives organized, an appr,-
pirate and most impressive prayer Was offered h,
the Rev Mr. Rogers, OF Boston.
Mr.. Kellogg, OF Pittsheld, addressed the Ca.
yeution in some remarks, and concluded hy moy,nx
,bat nominations for The Office of Gosernor az
Lieu,enant Governor OF this Commonwealth 4.
made by The Convention at large. TIE mo,;c,,
vas adopted, and the following nominations wsr.
made by reclamation.
JOHN DAVIS, ef Worcester, for Governor
GEORGE HULL. Of Sandsheld, sor L,eu,sn.
ant Governor.
IL wa. then moved By Edward A. Ne~town. oe
Putsfed that nominations be made by the Con-
ventiou ut large Tor candidates for the Office. of
President and Vice President Il the United Sla,e.,
TO be supported al The next election. The moon
was UNANIMOUSLY adopted, and old Fsneuil Hall
rang with the names of
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky, foi Prcsiden',
JOHN DAVIS OF Masssehuseus. for Vice
President.
These nominations were received and adopted
amid loud and continued VACCINATIONS.
Tae Journal adds-the Ruhicon is now passed
Henry Clay is the candidate of the Wing parry 10
-. 4rnsu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-22

PEACE AND SPEcIE.-A correspondent nf the
New lork American remslks, that the conf
dence created by the accomplishment Of two great
events in month, the Treaty of Peace and the
Tariff, y i'll have the effect of convincing a number
Of timid people, who have been boarding up specie
Tor four years past that is longer Of any use
in per.-ting in tins losing game We led To
these remarks, in consequence of event which
took place in this city An old gentleman who re-
sides some fifty miles from the city. Yesterday
brought to town large sum Of money in gold,
which he put away in 1897 and has all the inter-
vening time, held without interest. There are ma
ny hundred thousand dollars held by private per-
sons. in and out Of the city, IN gold and silver,
which Withdrawn from circulation, and under
aD apprehension Of war with England All this
money will now return to tie banks for surel,
man of ordinary sense can be longer disposed to
hoard specie, now that every inducement to do so.
is removed. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-22

0ars hnve been made to the Secretary Of III.
Treasury, either to-day yesterday, through h'o-
kers IN Wall Street, To take one and hsf million
OF United statss stock par. This little low
than the nominal value in the market This
simple Office and the present price, speaks voln'nes
IN favor of the passage of the iautf Bill. II d
that hill been passed il was the opinion q, 80
hest otmed that the loan could have been is
sued it at all, better than 80 per cent. The Tar
III Bill has thus had good effect already. Til,
advantages to be derived from the restoration OF
the public credit, is not 10 be calculated. Before
the termination oil The session, millions we're laying
under dishonor. multitudes in the most needy GU
cnmstances, we're pressed and oppressed in con-
sequence Of the want OF monies honestly due;
widows, lsborers, mechanics and traders, people
ns well as seamen, and large creditors, bad wait
ed long and nnxiously for pay long withheld -
The paying Oif Of this vast body of persons, glad
dens the hearts Of thousands. The passage of a
law tbnt has already afforded such permanent re-
l,cf, is a blessing Of no ordinary character.