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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18
from the fincGsile Democrat, JnIy H.
MI RIDER AND THE (ONSFOIFN1rs

during the cutting of the recent harvest, Col john
PcTsh2'r (oi Alltsllany couny) had some hands era
ding; among them, negro boy of his own was slight
"g his work. the Colonel Instructed him 10 cut the g,iu
differently, 10 which the negro paid no attention. lie
men stepped before the boy stop him. the boy persis,
ed. and made cut with the cradle hch cut his a,tcr
panla ans- the next motion the Colonel leo near
ary "li above the knee The boy laid down hl4 cradle
went and eaidied his horse and rode off Modification
cNued IN lew DAYS in the Injured leg which cause thu.
COLONEL death. The boy Inexperienced by .C,r.u''
Hob Jo''es ("ell known IN every county in virginia
was tired on saturday last and condemned to be hume
Hd'} The I'm day OF August nexl is fixed upon as the
gay Il execution. The negro had been raised from in
fancy IN the family and treated as white person with
The exception that he taken into the house or t
the table but enjoyed all other privileges of the white
amlly VAS permitted to keep horse and othc stock on
the farm Such is the result of too much Indulgence
ana intimacy IN the raising and of negroes
lhcab1Ne are the facts of this rasica affair AS they have
been detailed 10 us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18
IOts>e, $.@R AMI Ornamental
Painting,

VIE subscribers having associated them elves tnoch
a or, under the style and finn OF HARDY \
SHIELDS In tie purpose ocauy wing on the above bu
sness. would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they prepared to execute any
work that may be entrusted 10 them nh ucatnoss, du
'aoi'} ana despatch aud on tie NEST accommodating
terms. Their shop is ON Water Street. INST ,h,y-
MeSsrs Dolan, klmicr 4 Cos Lumber House. wb,r,
they may at all TIMES be found. uni, - engaged on :,
Job IN which case will BE- stated u. slate at tho %
where they may he found
personslnihe country having Painting to do. woulJd,
Wen To call on rs helc tpgaeng then work n, We arc
determined to @ork to SUI, the timrs We i,rc L, %.
clos attention Ia hrsincSs. and strict ,avor to please
to Of tain portion OF the public patronage
JfiOS. j. HARDY.
JOIN Z SHIELDS
III. 1T "a npil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18
THE \ FI4D POWER

Ever, day ;, evncrinp,,. 49, =,
Of the imn3licy anil don,,r r H. ,......-.1. ="
our constitution and +, -, ,D,,,.... I'm, VI
,rriec # which tG,, ,.,,,,, ''''f'' -
and such s,r;,p,cyDs ''''9
led Ia lie used h,,, 81. ..,l ,,,,...... "''
,tilnti,n." The ,rr,,,o,,y ,,r,..l
,rIyjsion ~ ,.,c,,.,,,,, ''''" VI '"s
81 Intended. But the ii, as # r.,,.,1;...:
,lunl, now in yo,iue :, i,b =, H.. .-... -, ~
arr very diff; rem fran, ,b,.,i, :, ''''
e0r free institutions were influenced II,
tend Tor such 4 tr,n,,,,, ,,,l ;,.l:.,....
trcmcntop, and dc.o ,;, ,..,,. .,.., " VI .. ;
mol only mako ,Lo = ,c.,.;, "I'
Van Buren,. "a cor,o,o,, "a :
parrnent :" but give tn hin, a., w
voice in its ,Iccisions-nrcscr,l,,, ,,.,., ,I.r
and f.rbnllinr 1h,, h. sa,. .,..II u''''
II tbs le indeed ~ tho ~ "'''
,,nfrp5 tho tr,,, ,,. ... "'' ~ "i'il
strained Ia saw tho ,,,,i,,,. w "'' ''''
ycrie,l lnn,,l, ,s ,I,, ,,,. wv ~ M
mass of chaotic ,lmr.nts I, H.. - '""i d
cis,. the vcto mr., '' ~ 'A''
oath c.n,pl him, f., ,,;y.o,,, anu MS
but also vhcn. r. m mon, cryf.I.r.,; -
he cannot c,ucrr ui,,, ,I.,I.51. 8" ''r'"""'g,
y,,eer. legislative os v,II o,,.,,,i,, ''"' "''
,..I ..... IT, " an lhchis
Houses Of CONGRESS. Instead Of t,i,.. ol.,r
AUTHORITY, are ,bencrc ',,'N' "l," H''
n,.s,i,, ,r,a,,ro. - ','' ''H-''o >"b.
,i. VI '''' .''' IN VIII and pleasure Il
'"' ''' """y OF our Constitution, the President
81 lar ifo'i' beng the weak, 81 Executive known r. an,
system as ii was supprcdfv tic ,p,,,rs. 49,.
tuition he w,rLI bo !. ,I.l,,,,r,. Wv '''"'''
N,,,,..l, !. Stronger 'h'' a2A
;" any Country "t'Te tie representative rrir=
''e III an however family. rec enizcd An English
MT hesitate " hen one 9TH s,i,.,, ',''''''' o''S
~" '"' vi opinions. upon the most itaI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18
Che ZpnrhuurN Iir0iatau.
.uO.NU.if. JULY Il, 1882.
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS

The Virginia Bank Convention. which assembled in
Riehnand last week, and ia which all Tic Banks the
Commonwealth and lher several branches were rcpre
s'nted, except the EAclange Bank and tie Nori1lk
branch u The Bank Of Virgins, unanimously ,greed to
resume specie payments the 9th Of September ncAt-
ID days before the, are require. 10 do 81 by law We
hope Ihek will be able 10 ma,ntai, the n,siti,u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

ni,Hor SortE.-M Many 81 our readers will be pleased
go I,an slys hs y. \. Commercial Advertiser. that
,5tr,s laee heen received iron, The venerable Bishop.
Nuuea ga his srn,al At Liverpool. June II, after a
io--1ge 1 ,lfly louf days from y York. lie writes
ri h. health had been greatly benefited by the voyage.
ard tsl. then b,lcI ,han It had Ueen Tor y,ar,
l.!.tr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

thorscd to certificates or,h S;aie sisek l. be gv
persons eniltIed interest, 10 To, Thereof
The 1esofnar Is further authorised Ia sell ire ss.hs
owned by the Commonwealth. It they trng sam
which per cent inter, would equal the dividends
on the sr 81. aud tthey .auaoi IL sad within
10 days ar theil the Governor authorised
change any The BsnA. Bridge Turnpike SUCKS at
per iJr ct4iiIeaies Il Slate Stuvs al par.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

,N"o Grendid-ihc New York journal Of Com,
"T'' states that ilchrg usoe at that port from Car
lh'gctd, lrhgS information that Mr.. Blackford ,nr
barge Alalres 10 B,gia, had arrived at Maracaibo
and rtacc,,d 10 his place Of destination 1t is said tina,
D"mlu@o Asta, tc trcuadan min ster 10 this c,rntr,
Is authorized 10 conclude Treaty with the l. $ no-
'rrnmfni II ought 10 be known that tic coarecst \
m''r 1ome'ilcs pay twice as much duty the fine,
En- ll>h Bugetasas. inc cotton guods)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

4 ,Ndwe. Tie Prince ROYAL ot lIanovcris to be- II
n''od IN marra9e TO the Princes Alexandra Maria W
hclmlna taharine Charlotte Theresa Henrietta Louisa
Pluna Elizabeth frcdcrc9 Georgia SAKE Altcnhuurg
Uarmery llllhonghousco) Who has lately completed her
2ith year, having been born On lie 1h day of Apll
ISIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

,'. Mathematics bs'It Dune n =. NJ. +.
Ancient Languages; Ja"ss W llardy. 4. NJ p.' +
=, f n Sciences Rev David :. n,sa,,
:" rioess y Of English Literature: Edward u - A.
o''s' isq' Professor Il Law: +. A. El.n,h. N IN
Ian. uagrs - ia.ef Vt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

To atbrfn Planter bcsuWs Just pas tho ad
m.r7.e 1lge l'e> manufactured b. Nj hitchcock, and
rs Nl-ssrs. Barnes . Co. The Planter suggests the
pu.ie. ise property al giving The preference always 10
.He iauH iHue. especially when II Is offered as
hosp ihe iafian article. This su.gt stun is one
laSt p.ifa.I.a AID eaijitty alike su,tains. The cdg
,u tr'i- abase spoken II UNSURPASSED in quality and
ne .u,t a- eheapas the inpu,d article Then why
.ecl oat eal4ees : abroad to bay then edged tools!
Richmond Com jilcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

Il5;tf,fss-I'eo Ministers st,1cb-On crnI,,
last, tHandar.alt lll upon the Church in North STAN
~, al tn the Rev. Mr. Fuller assisted V the
rev NJ Ba0't, was administering the SACRAMENT D,
Ine woPls The electric fluid entered the chimney of
building. followed the stove pipe down To the elbow
n,''y oF' tin aisle, when the pipe burst aud both
Of 'a' reverend eenict GU were strich,nto the H,o,
op oher individuals 81 the congregation scre Injured -
Mr. tlI,f sun recovered from the shock but it was
rnc me teiore Nj Bulict exhibited any SIGNS Of iG
lie !, Ho" however doing well,
" Hampshire Pailadiun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

Rendolh Macon Cotege.-Thc trustee, Of ,I. IN.
''liu'lon at their late mcctiue established sctoI .,
~" tue students OF which are privileged t, attend any
en 3'e'S's u 'o'cg' iroe Of tuition fees They al.
'''' 'o vacancy occasioned ty the resignation Of
'.'ssf 'olms, Qcmovod to Alabama by appointing
rev paFi ,. Do+gcit Professor of English Icraturc
'f faculty OF thus College consists Of TanI,n G
'afisn9' heIrosid'u'. aod rtalass.r r pus ard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

So ne II the plpsfs nccsycj by TIN steamer Bdtsn
MA az Boston, mention an account Of the burning al
Lord Asibuituus homestead at Chaplain N Beiiard.
shin. Ibsfe Is some n.isakc Ia Tins. " arc iniuf
med that i.aTd Ashaaftuu las po properly IA Bsii-Td
shire. lis halaesead OF prinriral RESIDENCE. /, tic
'Granar.' IN i#mpsIlns-l Md k4f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

Itntjnp.-Charlcs the Seconds parliament pass, {
an act thai only twenty printers should practise lh,r
art IN the kingdom. About SIX shnes current was
pald for one and half hours reading in 6o5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

~. Prescott. Receiver Of public monies under
Nh an Bnno. At Ch.cago, H. has been indicted for
rnh' @ihnt The tnnds The story that the office
h1d been abhed n 900 hat the Grand ,or, ca,c +,
,'r CONCLUSION that he rob5cd it himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

The Academic session ct the University Of Nrginia
DO, ven tufaled irum ten to niue mobths--to com-
m Gee hereafter The first OF October. instead Of the Is,
= SLlloml,I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

Sngdf in The Often iimc-ln the rcgn ct Vcnr, In,
Fourth f France sugar was S. raro in that corlnr,
thai II sold by the ounce by ape hecarics n,arl, as
Peruvian aark is now sold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

.N"d Conf .hntiH.--A general Naval Court Mar
l' is about In Slt IN New York. which it is SAID Will
nave "iare II ior ifal the eases OF Commodore Ballard
Lieut.. " likes. Of the Exploring Expedition. a number
vi officer, attached 10 the Expedition and others
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18
l,N Hampshire Palladium.

The trla. II llavrc. which sailed from the lower
BAY IN Saturday, calrcs out Mr.. Christopher Hughes
barge j. 'Ailafes at thc Hague, aud daughter Mrs
Tie R.anc. the Nito Of the pu.Sian Minister, and fl
niy aud over d.1eu o;l,c: passengers.
" !. Erprc.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

''fce fehi At Canton. Ms,lss ppi took place few
'.rHs ~. lef@en Mr.. W. I. Dauc, aud f. Surcau
Which resulted IN the death of the latter. The case
'N4.aaJ. aad tie killing declared Jus,lti45Ic um
ode.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

We l,tra irsn south Florida. SAYS tho Tallahassee
Sal oi fhe 3lh aitmo. that great numbers Of cmlgrauts
7' daily arriving aud settling down upon the brantifu
'oi rfl.s aa.is Il that delightful region The country
1870 'hc watcrs of Tampa Bay has already acquired We
n r~fenlable population both regard TO numbers and
character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

hl has passed the lower house Of the Ponneylyan
Legislature which aulhuIses the GOvernortohorroN at
yer cet fur seven years. the OF $50 600 to ray
ie.es alna cue IN August next; bUtshonld he net be-
sls to borrow 'hc money then the Auditor General i an.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

observation-disclosures. PnEsoMEsoN-
W arr iuid "a, gentleman from New jersey that the
Highlands 81 tt .herctsink in thai ,tate near the
last Thursday and that IN places they have ALREADY
I.I,d ten ecf The soil that place Is mostly sand
-nsI-.N l. Sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

The Louisville Price Current estimates the yield or
wheat IN the ~hoccouairy 49, per cent greater han
that 81 any previous year The editor also thinks thai
tie corn crop vii. lie iAsinfnse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

I'm an>r at GuAHLE rnlse NTr-Ore morning
last aeek. TREND Of nelgGborue town was
entering the hsrdsr> Of wu,d he surprised srcug
divers squirrels with their tails sticking up. aud suHdry
tsbbits. With ears erect. and among oh.f -auimas
hedee hoy. "am,d al all Issinis. his quilts sticking
u fret. rushing cut OF tine weeds as lhouph Old
Nick himself after them. l}ut friend WAS much
startled pone rstlng the VOID, 10 htar certain
ofaurieal sounds. which and Then. borne upon the
WINDS h his After assuring himself huWev-
er, thai no angel finn above. sp firm the nrlh,r
glpns Lad appeared 10 him, aud thai witch was hover
ing atuui him VII. hruomsiick. he yonlured to ap
pnach the spot from whence the prpceodcd-whcn
To- whom should be- hhod, with outs'retchcd arms yio
leniy beating The with ccsiienlaas the most cAra
VACANT and pouring forth perfect torrent Of the most
Ppmpous esqueutc, but the Senator Of the | nlcd
States Ills tNeellcncy the Goyeruor o New Hampshire
the Hon. Henry lluhad. II appears that lis Excr
lency had fetod to this wood Tor the purpose Of cars
ing the message, whch he has SINCE cyored ~ person
bcf3re the ''consrgatcd wisdom u New HAMPSHIRE
The best ot lie uhc is that the Goyofnar cninncd cur
TREND. by all iha Mas rood and bad Sacred and prpnc
nertf l. relae tins circumstance b 0al nan. ia,e
mnt Eagict
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

Crops in .rissotri.-lbe It Louis Eia II thc aqta
ult. says
Some Of ouf farmers hato completed thor Harvest.
nnu we arc eiad oh'ar irom every quarter the nost
satisfactory accounts t. tho quantity and eNqispo,
81 the grain. The wheat crop viii be immense. aud
although it is quite certain HAT the price viii be greatly
reduced. II viii still 60 tar ards the payment Of the
iaiances from The farmer 10 the merchant and 10 eac
ether.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

49,
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.uocers r. aaasaf TIA. Hn9. a.e t.e.sf#a# II -.
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war;. that sag 10 aaivr % ~.az szs#s -
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ra's'. '> - - s"@ ally a##=.
a ih u'e'' IS NJ s...H. 'a,r's. - .s5### -
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.., 4 'y'' eAe'5a ~ w Ila
- an h'n'' = t'.a.# .t ~. #.s
TRANS 'ii g. ~ - -. 90 ##t#.# s##..s5s
i"at 'o7-'- Il = Sa.s e. 20 #a st.
na' =. 'Ft .33 - la
% ,., Tie -s.a 3. ~ = oe DFifs.Hl
~ ava - - al. t+r 70
tastes c3 I 90 Gaadaass. I..} ,..##s = - -
rs.e; an b.e.z. rasilefsa u-y .e ..1#.
III; :. " ~ IN '.r ,'rrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

confusion ( .de and ii.ur, Il - anj fac. Gee re-
Hsaiord Penetrating wound IN lsek pau 1t arm, near
the shoulder. three iurhrs deep. dangerous.
Mrs Soait. conusun II UPPER part q Shoui" r
Mts Quackenbish daughter # Mr.. J. u. FULTON. e n.
cussiun Of hr.n 10 IN missile sflklna tul,su. ID
mch, I'D. inJnry "t SIDE and eeueassion # lungs
Mrs Fulton. Injury IT back ifsm right and fan. Mrs.
snslllsg nlusloi' OF chest eorsei beard tr ouce
proving TIE means fri ably. OF saving lite some four
" hive Others We're slightly injured.
'ohn Eas,ef since dead hating fingered about thirty
hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

The = Augustine News of the ID isl sass.-Td
tr iis'srgef has returned Colonel W orth after an
unsuccessful attempt 10 bring IN the Creek Indians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

We have recently cited evidence from various sections
IN the country Ia show that the crops Of this year general
ly, are III an unepnmunly good condition. and otr tic
tros promise Of abundance tar as can be known al
this period. nt the fi1Hf, the thing SAID in all
sections oil the country. In this nrahborhold the Peaci
hces, ("nse fruit Is certainly among the most delicious
products d nature )ncyer IN our remembrance. looked
promising.
The most imprant crop ly far. in its general bearing
on The saslenance and the commerce 81 The country Is
that oil Wheat This crop generally planted IN the
Autumn, and So far It's Sror Is concerned. lis fate is
determined by the m!ddlc of May. The harvesting
depends upon the s'uadncss OF the weather at mid
mcr Unless Some improbable slateof things is found
to take place bctN cen this aud the 10Th July the wheat
crop Will be What ii promises In lie.
Some estimate may lie made Of What that crop will be-
from the following facts:
The crop Of 1889 was asccrlaned under the Census
Act 10 be htle over ninety millions Of bushels If wltm
Ofths amount. Ohio raised about eighteen millions Of
bushels about one mn OF the whole. The crop of 1850
WAS very good enc. That Of $40 fair That Of lSil
decidedly bad. Since, in lSll-2. wheat was on the
whole. and the price Of flour maintained high
Ell average than any other article The effect Of this On
the cropot SIP is undoubtedly give it extra in
crease H the stimulus To the farmer in the better price
he rece ed for wheat than fr other articles The three
clements ct increase then Ia he taken into view arc: list
The natural increase. ID The accidental increase in
consequence 81 an inferior crop last and 3D. The
increase arising from very superior growth. The nat
ura increase just cqHyalCn: 10 the increase OF popua-
ton, Much III ilrcc years IS II yer cent. From the
second cause, the general opinion in OHIO Is that the far
mcrs have planted much greater number Of And
orthe third eauSe Is known, remarked, that the
crops are in an unusually good condition. We estimate
the two last causes of Increase each quite equal to the
first that the Increase of the crop of 1912 that
OF 1889 can hardly he IS than 36 per This added
the crop Of 1882 will give r the State of ohio about
t,ccntp fire millions Of bushels # Nheat. The Surplus
products this crop (nakng the largest allowance for
consumption) will be ''relee miAtons q bushels.
IL is estimated that large increase Of this crop VIII
take place III the oi!i,I North Western States, Thus
in Michigan it is stated that c increase over last year
will be "A er cent, and lie surplus crop about three
millions ct bushels We have seen no estimate from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

Indiana aal Illinois, tut suppose tic sane condition
of things eNists there
On the whole We niay estimate the wheat crop Of the
MUD States in ~ at ne hundred and twenty mil
inns olbasleI. OF thirty millions msre than that o
Iss9.
What effect this may have prices IS much mons
fiuIl 10 ,stnnatc I lie domestic coHSpHptcn is Hear
J., liNod quantity but ,ae demand tef ir"igu consunl
o and tie quantity ii the currency (Which fiarge vii
enable spec uaitis 10 held over lehcr Of them lie
determined. Bat tie present probability is tiat tie
cuutncy will not IT, much enlarged aud HAT tie 10
rign demand VII moi bc greater tfan II Las Len Ii
those clements turn eat IL - So the Price wheat and
Aaar. during the coming year, must hc 9auc tor.
w find. BY ref, rrinI 10 the Prce urront that III
ihe sr n of II 20 when the Lu OF the crop OF SO
to market Hour sold in Cincinnati from 90 $500
per barre; and should Judge. II ~ unexpected mis-
rlnne aeenrs the crop. that il will Lrng even
that IN the winter and .prug Of Is Z 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
IATEST FROM SANTA FE..
i,s5m The ST. Loms Yer Era, .Nay

portion Of the spring caravan Of traders to Santa fe
arrived here On Saturday. They taif,d Lut short time,
only long enough to ship from vessel to ano'he,
Tier way 10 the East, We learned fuln one of tie par
~ that the country was ina que, state, and thai the
Temporary excitement against The "ltrcigrors, which
succeeded the capture Of The members Of the I<ian
petition. subsidized. No American GoCstod in
his ordinary hGsn'ss, with exception, aud he was
soon sci at liberty An order lad teen received lay the
authorities at Santa fe fer tic levy ot twelve regiments
Of men in that State. Santa Ana is mol popular in that
section Of the country indeed any portion Of and
his orders not obcyed with aacrlly. The people
however, II Is said support the Government Whenever
an emergency arises, appeals to tlit nailysm and IN Ia
yor Of Their religion EcHg Irresistible,
Tie traders from this State have hetn remarkably
ceSsul in their enterprises, aud no small sum Of money
may be expected irin this quarter the pcstnt
Tie amount Of specie which arrived here on Saturday
WAS about $1,000 o; all Of which num-, dat,y snip
ped tur the Atlantic cities. tie oNnels icing s,cItots
make PURCHASES Of their goods, AID return Santa Fc
without day S delay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
AsIiIAhn. Nay ilh.


Gcltemcn.-l have had the pleasure to receive your
note, transmitting the resolutions. adopted at meeting
OF the ciu1ens oil IeNnQto and Fayete county .cnvcu
cd tr the purpose o making arrangements connected
with my return HOME in consequence II ny resignation
If the Office o a Senator Of the ntrd States from the
State 81 krntnrkYs IN conformity with which Nuu have
done me Tue honor 10 invite me 10 public entertain
mcnt directed Is Of the resolutions 10 lie rendered
me.
receive. gentlemen. these testimonials Of aprroIa-
uan confidence and affection, with great and grateful
scnsblIity. Such proofs, cmanang from any portion of
fellow citizens ufthc United States however remote
from my residence. would be entitled 10 my particular
and respectful acknowledgements; hat proceeding. as
these do from my neighbours, from the eye witnesses
luly conduct heh m private and pubic lie, and who,
or whose ancestors. during period ul upwards o forty
years, have remained firm and soadiast their attach
mont and friendship me, they fill me with the most
agreeable aud touching emotions, and have made deep
and inc Iaeaile impression on heart. They wit.
united with The testimony III my own hsom, serve. IN
the retirement which have voluntarily sought to cheer
and console me, during the remnant 81 my days.
am happy that my quitting the public councils Of our
country, al tins Time, Is not dsappoNod. deeply 70
lrct the state o general embarrassment and distress which
exist. Although conscious that have net contributed
To produce It, would have sought eagerly
restore The common prosperity than slunld. IT II had
been IN my pow,r But, seeing nj prospect of accom-
plishlrg any good con, spending with ny wishes.
though. that might, without Just censurc execute
my long delayed purpose Of retiring into the shades of pr-
/ waite HE.
From these. your wrlaltv and iiiedshp for me
prompt II You 10 desire Inc to issue Al some future day
| have seen enough Of the uncertainty OF public at
fairs and oihe sIcssitudrs of human lie. restrain me
from placing sanguluC hopes upon such event
that 10 which yau kindly ailudc. But whilst ! admit
that self ostraesm Is Incompatible with the duties winch
citizen ever lies under to the Republic. trus that
shall be always allowed at proper tunes. 10 d"cd,
whether ought 10 give my consent not 10 the use c