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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

Sin plated ruth gold--N onna Sommcs. the murder
cr OF Professor Davis, of the University Of Virginia
eur readers are aware, WIS some twelve months ago
bacd by the General Court, Gail being first refused by
Judge Thompson.) in the sum of $4,000 lie has, as
anticipated forfeited his ,eeognaance. AID rta-
tive from Georgia. ms we learn from the Charlottesville
Advocate has paid up the sum forfeited. And 50, the
spear of justice harmless breaks When will our laws
be strong enough to catch fntons as we'll AZ Min
nows In other words. when will they be Just enough
/ punish the Rich as well rs the Poor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

o. The Madsonlan is still lighting IT, VISION Of a
toali!io Though Van Buren and Clay, instead of
Benton AID Clay, now tle guilty psriie. to thus
league to head Captain Tyler The ,ladlsonian
identity thinks that the Captain Is tho mosi lomi-
dabc ma,, IN the Union. second Washington, at the
very least
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
RELIGION = NOTICE

The Rev. !. Il. DODS lniycrSalisi) will preach At
the Masonic Hall on the irs Sunday in June The c,l,
1ens respectful " Invited 10 attend. Nj Dods MIN
remain IN this place few wtehs lie In the author OF
the book at Shut Sermons. HAT has been read with
much satisfaction III this place, as woll rs elsewhere.
May % t5Juur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

~ Does the Abingdon Banner intend to make the
construction OF the Southwestern Road party question
next winter Such would To be the necessary
Inference irom the editorial remarks in tho last number
OF that paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

SSsEs1'. 60
LATER FROM EUROPE


The steamship Acadia arrived at Boston on the 2laa
inst bringing London and Liverpool papers To The l4,i
The British have taken several more in CHM,
aud ii thought probable that Che will be
minated. II was said tia, the fritish commander had
abandoned all intention Of attacking Canton. :.
H. rd Peterborough reached Calcutta on the 2eshs
February, and was proclaimed Governor General & In
lila. =. :.
From Anghanis,an there Is nothing importaht-both
parties remaining IN siaiu quo.
The Duke Of Wellington is about to retire from pub
lie life.
Washington Irving, the new American minister 10
Spain. has landed in England. .s
From England the most important news is the pas.
sage the Corn importation bill, by majority Of osof
100.
The Cotton market very dull; but former prices
were fully maintained
Tobacco seems rather the decne--in Kentucky
strips Id. Taking into view ths quality and cxtett
Of lhe last crop in Virginia and the Western country,
docne in prices, To the lowest point known for many
Years seems n,y iiable.p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

North Eastern. boundary. Maine Legislature,
IN extra session, has resolved hy unanlnous v"e
IN the House, aud nearly unanimous IN The Senate To
appoint -four Commissioners, ttwo from each political
pauy) with fW porcrs 10 enter into the necessary
engagements Tor the adjustment Of thus controversy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
! o. Nc MEMS NOClI"lA

Question i9r 18th iusr.-"Sborld the Indians with
the limits o the nllcd States. be- collected into 'Tc
riloriai Government. and allowed n representative il
Gonorcssl'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

o. Mr.. Van Buren,, during his visit To Nashville,
was cro,eed with flowers. by the students Of tho Female
Academy. Is tins onlinois
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
iysEs. FILLER

VA OILD respectfully Inform the citizens Of lyncl
w burg, that he has Just received his Dngncrroiypc
plates. and Is prepared 10 lahn Miniature likeness
-. lie has constructed now machine by which the
Likeness Of person can be truly taken, aud Email enough
Ia be inserted in sized breast pin--lle Will
warrant these 10 hc equal or superior 10 any taken
III tins State or the North
Prices the largest size t1-mslium sine t3.5e-tho
sizes iot brcastpns t2for specimens call al his room
sen Of the Niagara Falls. nearly opposite III, mon
Hotel.
n B. lie will wait ON Families. if desired, at their
residence.
May - 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

7. A. IIOICOMBE Will auction Tobacco iur his
son J. Royal llolcombc. who will collect aud make
statement, of sales Tor 80 cents per hhd 1.-The has 10 70
init by a check the price viii be 81 per hhd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

o. EN Governor lioegs uf Missouri Was shot aud il
Is supposed MORALLY wounded. the 9TH rust While sill
tiny IN his house. by some concealed aud
as vet undiscovered assassn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

10 The ODD FELLOWS. with ih,t beautiful
and rich Rcgala, made handsome exhibition yesterday
the anniversary ofthc ofdcr The Address. which
was delivered by john Il. Garland, Esq. Is hiph, com
mcnded. Weregrot that indispensable engagements de
pryed us oil tue pleasure OF hearing H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
BAAyUNP0RT's PATENT " q X = T.
y POW ER md IIIK AAlllNG MAClllNE for

TTTN III 7 TTTNT..
thrashing and cleaning Gram, all under operation
The sbst rbor having purchased the exclusive right Tor
the manufacturing vending aud using the said machines
lr the States oi Maryland aud Virginia Is prcpar
ed To furnish them the shortest not The horse
power capable ol doing the work with four hur
that others IL d with horses. The
rhfashcf cleans the Grain fit for market without tue
trouble aud expense Of passing /, through winnoalig
mill after being lhrshcd.
These machines as hundreds that used them the last
testify fat superior 10 any others now in
use. and be manufactured nj reasonable price.
I ho subscriber will acll the right oi Territories for
building aud vending said machines III tho said States Of
Mar, land aud Virginia lie respectfully invites Those
III want Of Horse Poworor 'fhnshng machines give
him call aud examine for themselves before purcha
sing any other npw in use Apply 10
j. Crosby. Proprietor.
IN South Charles street, Baltimore.
Nav III VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

oj- The Abingdon Banner is mistaken in saying that
Senator Allen, OF Ohio, was formerly joo1,cynm, sad
dler IN this place lie was an apprentice to the saddng
business, and left for Ohio before the expiration Of his
denturcs, at an carly age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

o. Ills Accidency,' the President Of the United
States, met with unfortunate dis comfiure few days
ago. He went to Baltimore, accompanied by hs Pr
vate Secretary and rctinueo Of distinguished officers
to review the line of militia cncamped the Mon
umenta City. But, the weather, knowing no difference
between Presidents and Peasants, was so ncemcnt
that His Accldoncy npelled to home with
showing the light of hscounenance the assembled
multitude. day glory thus lost by 1.-THE great
god Of war''-who, like another celebrated chieain,
marched up the hill,
And thon--narched back again.
o. Collector Roberts, of Philadelphia, is not yet re-
movcd--and some doubt exists whether the Captain
ha, the nerve to touch him. Nous rctc1s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
VI ARK AGES.

Married, on the 9Th inst " the Rev H. Wilmer,
RouEnr BRowN, Esq, 10 Miss SMAn CALLAHAN, all
OF Nelson county.
ElIzAnErn, daughter Of Gen. Alexander Brown OF
Nelson.
-, In 'Iallahalrhle county. Mississippi on the
3lst Of March. by Rev Mr. Mel ain. Du r. Corr.
MN, mrmerl, al North CaralJno to Miss Carn,nINr.
daughter Of John w Scott Esq, formerly OF North
Carolina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

or The Southern Literary Messenger Tor May is
celvedald lis table of contents very inviting. II de
longer than We have now room 10 bcsow
upon II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
IL c o IN be n Otcy,

Inspected in the past week, i65 lds Tobacco. The
quantity inspecting the increase. the quality cpntin
ues be inferior. and good aud fine manufacturing u
very scarce We sold. Thursday last, hid, made
hA RI1hard Nnrnan of { ,nmnlnll city. nj 90 25.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

REVIEW Of the Lynchburg Markets,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-17
s 0ploeiresaepfeL >Ctlfeln un6s Dors
! nc icfncse = . beng a'riff 5sul . Yan.f,
Y e. n ifp . III a &5s%* $~1E=r "S- ktss f ~

" OIL D enc n pfc u y cl II ITO y Drs
= nc 'c'rnce y lobentJ 1rtff 5su Mo y IN FL
2 e y ltesmtS ~ -, .<E., Ss.t% ..@s
Sahr eiL slbr at5 lno a1e ei]liidl. 3situngeu ets
ner Gets snrt GctlRtbJl!].n lao snsetJcn Opt Der
Seth Il. ptil lnl atoetsl CT &llfl;Atl aael Ibei
l pm GreBb lttlaer, MO aneettr Selts NIT G)e y
i>cl Dsnlsetlfs Mlo Qlrl5 Ser 9:to :itpfrutte
qeil!lt lSlhreio ete bgttc1eeu Sflii n (hlcrltpr
ilnO litt duein Ole luopsrfer mo lI1elrbncr, tUl
bern allh ale 8luu Sa U,rteb,n} }opn Ioth, @eno H.
Nu er faifSltc ersp,f tnl 9errep:n por1cl, ut Ole
tn]llbe 2Irntefrafe III Dlbrhdftet Nerle]srhelt, ene
@.prilaegafrflocit, llHl eel, cen blutiPu StDr6c
rte5 lbeat INT rf,Mre Scrhaltntle Su tehen, ie
,riGer rus gleao. Der ac', eeto ateBcr DIE ueppig
felt Der 9Ss, c so sI1sn eie sten 1liiten 8tdt
rar gan; tlltb.l; mlef, alaerl )tctb IN aleu
daostaisf aiI5fsl Nall AT. lDeltelt ot &nnt9
al III ,RtrSri 9ebsa aptrcI al1f Dstem tile Gte in a
en Settic pom Jtont3 SoaIto'5 3elfc esld,einen lp
cil. Spou tnt 2Crtl5 gsht nan dldu ielloe 9tltrei
ouu3en pen oef fuerd)uencett1en ptadt, fposu ceirl
8ll l5eeIataIau9 geBeir ipho I,rlieuos BON pflinf
Stert9cl lDsreen bier ele rasr III etten finSi9en
al,tl oef saareilt eini3e5 Maf gebrud't iprp, per
1,.pcaoe spaArenD rl5 bau9eg df -ocd, ,pdS gtett
ele llbermdshf5 roartsfrstle nl Ole Snaiae =!
sEzH S {8r Sg9s fa3sSs aFss sfsS afai
a[s ST ntfis, her srcse amerfaniihe pholcpt, fid'
aeaer It ais @silnorr ant franScllben Ncfe III VA
IT'S brilito (efe eT ity eittsa5, SaR Seidfn cef be-
laaoern Saalf aeilit, Dcr 5selii9n aller9nas
ot3t 3an 9Itefns 8ailelaT ueTneu f1afiil rtlfe
si,i, ein eae nssle stfgla3esa atld9ra traG Der 6
Igit uiber, erfatri iuafoie D1r1efette in1jejfil,1
EAalo NIT Der letitlaeil afite aber bic l8l
rsifte eiiehsbs 5sG ant shrel
|fraascfd,eu ia fo.s DIE Cat5ia bar feineA EARN
l9emad1t. s. lFsEtsa assasss9 y
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-17
T3ter cSabr9an9.)
Reutue,t'ugeu,

Mr. uo, sanpsfrenno o>nnp 8stF ptr Sett
seCDeint restlma sig leosn 5.''"S. - ,.go =.
~ uhitrp,icus ,l,rr,s lit 6 alera SO ents'
m cSrr hIler, falls ntc 3tttut3 n't III,
n:r ba(t err eu y5atfte res JaDrs eslabH O'r''
ie aeit I, eann rann Auf5t5rs" trsree" s"" ">
SSI tvanoe tcs4ltt Ino
AZ gsnn Or 9au beg br's nc s."es ,,nmf m,@'
aufattannst 10 70, 70 t:tr tSt m1n S.9' wv ''" "
nieGefbr fir Gin onnercs 5aHr stbaItsr' ,y 81 t
s., Gin 1,tsrb tr pi'O fur cine" t"rr" SS''T""" "''
6 VlcnattH anSensmn'cn
e ie yrr.sanJ stfbi.p. auf Soften Der ntsr"relser
avn Srrfe IN Die mVen rcttrsp
= xn,e ten o:n fir Die Htsg" Yrtits sin :rat; mHee
tr (esb s,ar U,sAlt wtrren' Ur M"" "H9' "" l'''3'
1rtin !seanun3 trbt. ,-s. --~ -. ~ sS ...,...s s.
frmy- 7eoer pcitmeifer bat oas Nebt. etnen Sr.eF
IN pfite + 2eiung5geo beFnoet pc't tre' q" oe"
SR,1r u13 l,iere earft,nen ecIer alto crlS tenoeu
r,dru, fo braaheu e ,nr ~ tren N'tns!tss 81 &C.
h,. uc Il ieuer S5cQenp1rt bIS @elo III etnen S>re!
an ms ,uleacn Gr 1hreibt 1oo1l Die AooreBe oaFat
uuo fr1ntrt oea srie ,ponr1 Sen Suoicr'ocnfea 'oe
ben Drufer oa3 Dot1elo erlpart rp'ro r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-17

r Sttul;e ertlirte e 0Ielth hcrcir, tie Hetdhe urr
i1lE3 hlaSutnaeu, uno ltgte leiucu Str6 auf clnel
sild, oa Gewah.tc sr cm frilb 9el1riebene5 Sat pa
,sier.sT - - -...s a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

'lsh day OF April newt 1hsll make satisfaesofy az
fansemenls TO redeem their notes now Ienasinni
IN the deposte banks, to the credit Of the Common
sealth, in funds equal in value TO the notes snc
Ills of the said deposite banks; and unless th'
aid North Western Bank Of Virginia. and tn
Merchants and Mechanics Bark Of Wheeling
md their branches shall also make further salts
'aciory arrangements, for redeeming, quarterly, al
their notes and bills which may be hereafter re
'eived in payment Of public revenue; OF which ar
engagements the Governor shall I've the Judge, snc
sn failure whereof, the G,vssces shall issue hi'
proclamation, r,,kirS kve~r ~ lss II sid fail
lre, and deelagire $40 pslss srS Ss's are Nc
'onger rcccivSb,e-1rs - $50 sAsr' r ssS ctAs'
collectors shall scVs-e ,A.eHss>'s ,SSSnrait3,v,
Be !, further enscosS -, 10 ~ t.ss, sfas A.
ter issutnc SD p-,>s - ION De ~sH hsfts 80
make arrangements 50, cfrsvH' - AorS'SssA -
Governor shsl scsif lSssg DO s'slrpssseeN 81
elatirs the sSl& rs>,ss 49, t's '-rSnseSe as tes
deposit hanks sAs, - ,'Ns af$ - reSsNs sas sax
note. ard lis vSSs ~ ~ - s>sC,ts arS eollse-
tor, - AsNres,tl a~3 sresS - save - tAe rres
sureT OF the Ccznso- -easA - general Sspcsit. a.
other MONIES are reserved seS SepoSse;.
Be IL further enNetsd. That THIS act shall &c IN
force from the passing thereof.
MIR Cruiehheld made some explanatory remarks
and concluded by motion TO lsy the bill, with n,
amendment. on the IA DE.
Mr. Hollenan also made explanation; 50,
then, on motlon Of Mr. Crs;ehssld. the House al
journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
DEATHS.


DIED, in Caroline, on the 9Th Of February, ~
Rappnhannock Academy, in tho 23rd year Of her
age, Mrs LETfriA J. FosrgR, wife oi Henry j..
Foster, Esq, and eldsst daughter OF Col. Thomas
Batter, NJ King George.
Few persons have lived moro beloved, or died
more lninentod, than this truly estmablo lady. Ter
career in life, though short, ono Of usefulness.
and tho many high qualities which blended 10 forn,
her character, had won for her The love and ndmi.
ration Of nl who knew her, A kind and court,
Gus manner, n generous and noble spirit. n con.
tented and cheerful disposition, combined to render
her an honor TO society, md an ornament to her
sex-hui u was IN tho more devoted character OF a
wf', that her tNcclcncos wero most To DO admired
Having enrly assumed the woghtier respoosibiii
ties NJ married life, she had, by mo exercise Of
those high qualities, which she possessed. cons,ets
ledht ns state, both desirable and happy-nlvnva
sheerldli she never thunk from tho discharge Of tho
'.erner duties Of real lfo but discharged them
WIN a itithlulncss and willingness, which robbed
'hcm OF Their tcdium, and rendered their perform
snee rather pleasing than painful. Besides many
Iends and relations, who Erieve At her death, she
MS leit devoted husband nd two infant children
he nov drinks deep Of IN ction', cup; whilst for
hem tho hut lesson Of sorrow will be-to Learn
tho reality u thoir early loss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

MIR Profit, one of the Cor3ornrs Guard, made
rampant speech, last week. in defence of his
friend, the President, and in vilhfcation Of the
Wings. In the course OF his remarks, as reported
in the New York Express, the following scene
transpiled:
"Some Of the acts Of, and resulting from, the ex.
ira session were next considered, and here the
Wing manifesto was alluded To, in a manner which
caused confusion worse coufounded IN the House
for few moments. Having said that the Wings
were ashamed Of and sorry for signing that mani.
| fest,
Name them,' cried several voices.
Name one,' demanded several voices all upon
the door at the same moment.
MIR Proffit-I will name ONE
! The Chairman-'It Is not IN order
MIR Profit, have too much respect for the rules
of the House to violate them.
! MIR Gentry said something of sneaking insinua-
| tons.
Mr. Rayner, Of ". Carolina, was for having the
Wings named who had been referred to. Ii they
were ashamed of acknOw ledsing Tint privately
which they had done publicly, let it be known. Lei,
the gentleman speak out when he makes charges
MIR Profit said he had made no charges and
should make none. Ii twenty members should
rise to demand names he would not give them,
when the motive wac no higher than TO create
difficulty. Members by rising and clustering
here need not think they could force him into a
position"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

My treaties in Europe have looked to guarantee Of
me integrity Of out soil, under the faith Of public
contract. by which therespse,ise boundaries DO
tween The two countries might be clearly ascertain
Cd. deemed this most consistent with the inter
ests CT the country represented aud the cause Of
humanity. desired that your people might be lef,
Tree TO cultivate the arts OF peace. and you to make
every imaginable experiment in the amelioration OF
their moral Condition. am sure the people OF
Texas would have been content that you should
have taken q Constitution out OF every "pigeon
hole" IN the Cabinet OF the "Abbe SieyeS," from
the "dry eeidulous metaphysics" Of the German
theorists down TO the self regulating political ethics
OF Robert Owen. For knew that to establish her
own institutions, and deveiope her own resources,
all that TcxNs wanted was little breathing time
elbow room she has enough.
But you seem TO have wiled il differently, and
10 have decided that your young neishbor shall fu.
nj her destiny some fry years sooner than she
otherwise would have done. In response to thi.
determination on your part. believe there is bu;
one sentiment IN the country which have re
Gently left, and that is embodied IN the brief de-
el,ration, DE Il So" moreover believe, that the
only feeling Of apprehension that is felt OF your
resolve, land mention this to you as secret, in
the most friendly coahdence.l is lest you nias net
espe y0urstl6 az he head Of tour inrinetble,-
Although the Texans. like the Presbyterian Par.
son, have no courage 10 boast Of" yet am sure
they will give you cordial reception, in conside.
ration Of those unrequited claims TO their gratitude
which you have len so largely in since your
| last visit
As TO the humble individual who addresses YOU,
| although entitled TO the honors of Citizenship in
Texas. It is not necessary that should speak OF my
position. Would to God you had accepted the
olive branch, which, as her public minister, Of
tered you IN both the spirit Of peace and friendship
| and that you had humanely attempted to staunch
the wounds OF youe own country. bleeding Mt eve.
~ pore. You have, however, ji>dained this offer
IN terms OF the highest personal indisnity TO my
sel' ard public afgnni TO the country. You accuse
me OF lie lmpudenco of having offered you ,ir,r.
| will nc; be guilty Of the gssconnds OF offering
YOU steel; but when you 10 ccme, hope ! NAV
near ne ne,9hn- Of your war s;.ed on the Banks
OF The Ro Bravo.
ha's tie honor to subscribe myself,
With due consideration.
Your Exce!!eucy's most ohedi,rt servant.
I EANtU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
EVENING SESSION.

bill 10 invest part Of the Literary Fund il
buildings for the use Of the Medical College" cam,
up on lie lst reading.
Mr. Daniel made an argument, Of great force, in
favor Of the bill.
MIR Armstrong opposed it, and moved its indsh-
mite postponement.
Mr. Clendenn called for the previous question,
which was ordered.
The bill was then indefinitely posipOned-nyes
Go, noes ~.
great many bills, &c, we're considered in their
early stages.
MIR Rsmey called Up the BILL, imposing taxes for
the support Of oovernmcnt which was real third
time and passed.
Mr. Byrd oallei up the Jill, with the substitu,e
of the commiltoe,l repeating the aet Of the presen,
session 70 change the commencement Of the Guber.
material term Of Office. And the said substitute
was adopted and ordered 10 be snrrossed
~ bill concerning the North Western Bank Of
Virgins, and the Merchants and Mechanics Bank
a. Wheeling," came up on its God reading.
Mr. Cruichhed moved its indefinite postpone.
mcnt, and made some remarks IN support Of the
motion.
Mr. Holleman was opposed 10 posiponnr the bill
and read on amendment, which he said, he was DE-
sirous 10 ohcr.
Mr. CrUtchfsld then inumatcd m intention {,
withdraw his motion 70 postpone qnd 10 subsii'ut,
therefore, motion TO lay on the table tll 10 NOR
row, u tina. course would be satisfactory to th'
friends Of the bill.
Some conversation occurred between Ns.rs
Edeingion and CfUteh6ed; and then
Mr. Edeington made some remarks 10 sbev thai
great injustice had been done 10 these North West
crn Banks, by the course Of the Banks here, and O.
members on the foor Of the House.
Mr. Crutchhsld Withdrew his motion 10 postpon
indefinitely.
Mr. Hoilemsn replied ~ length 10 some OF tn
remarks Of Mr. Edgington; and then offered OIL
amendment, ns follows
STRIKE out the whole Of the bill after the lsl soc
tion, and nssn
BE Il further enacted, that from and after II
90ih day Of April next, the notes and bills Of th
North westerr Bank Of Virginia, and Of the mer
chants and Mccha nies' Bank q wheeling, shall
longer be receivable by the SHERIFF. and Other cot
Ieciors 81 the public revenue IN the counties aiore
ssid, unless the sad Banks, on or before the sa'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
FGorn tie Charleston CKanawln) Republican.
Mr. JEEEERSnN mn rARILI,

One Of the distinguishing features of MIR JefTer-
sons administration was the roicy OF giving proIec.
ton and security 10 manufactures and home indus
try, by means ola protective tariff. II was the hgst
and foremost arilcle IN the democratic creed |,
formed a chief distinction between the democratic
and federal parties. MIR Jefferson mantaincd the doc.
trinc that high rate OF duties should be continued
on articles Of luKurIes, if the treasury should
overflow. In tina. case he would apply the surplus
to internal improvement and education. In his
message Of 1906 he says:
"ShnHrs snPprs's fis uHsoS and gjrs HGi adranfar.
OF more general aud use the suppTe Fsion n
duo season. will iouh'css Zoo right but the great mass o
articles 90 which inpust D. pail, (0reigE- ir1ylss
pHfrhnFfd by Nase onv rtO rich enough 10 afford
heWseirss ne nss n heui Their patriotism would Ger
iany prefer AMI application a. the great
purpose n Bbhe Education R0Ig, Rirsra Canals aud
such other oh Gets II public Improvements may be
thought proper 10 AID 10 the Constitutional enumeration
of Federal powers"
Now the Locoioco senators Of Virginia would
give the proceeds Of the public lands tho general
government to prevent little duty's being laid on
iorcgn articles luxury-suoh Ms silks aces wines
brandos, broad cloths, rich plated harnesses &C..
which the rich alone use. Yes, they would with
hold this fund from the great mass OF the people
that II mny not lessen tho toxes-t ID in educating
their children and improving the general condition
d the state. Yet these men pretend TO be tho pure
democrats Of the state. We say out on such rre-
tenders. Wolves IN shccp's clothing.