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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
VETO EfI3~saEE,.
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TO TIE llOl 81 or REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE | NIIED STATES.

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|To1liF uol 81 nl, prpRFSFNrA,rtyF M,
',.,',=,,,, s.,.,,,,,.a
Nv ~ ~ - = -.
iih with nni"gnd regret That | una myself under
Tie necessity % returning 10 NE House oil hrHesenia
uNes Win my o9efilois MI ehllt'd An atif pro
vide roTt nne from imports. and 10 change aud modify
tAlslhH law imposing dulhs on imports. a"H of otf
purposes N"lihe' can if more la."la ~ any ndl
NId4a called upon 10 Plilih me fh"i executive du''es
under our unll'd '"n,iin'n' than 10 be constrained
10 Withhold his assent from an important measure adop
ted fy the egsalof VI lie would nelt6'r iHhi HE
heh purposes q" hts sihl9n. nor consult ne une me
tfHls "r The snlrun vi u he People he common con
stiineu'S u both branches oi the Governments BY }Ic
drR h's wfll.rhsido1rd. most deeply iAed, aha repeat
cdlY declared opinions On matters 81 great pubic con
cefnmon 10 those oi c1#ordnae Department. " lhout
requesting that department seriously Ia h#rNalnnc the
subject Of tlelr difference. The ekerrIss 81 sone md
peadence 81 judgment III regard Ia all acls Of lf2ha
uan. rs plainly implied III TIT responsibility Of approving
them. Al all lHats duik=-i bfeom' "A IeculaaY sa
enn and imperative one. when the SUBJECTS passed upon
by ionHress l1rpen To involve, n IN the present IA
>ianee Tie must mont uols lssues, TO Affect yaflacsy
the various parts at gra country. and 10 law gwen
rse IN all qaartfsia such ae'Iea opinion tafendrr
IT impossible lp trHacuIe, hj any c'ttabl}, ou winch
SIDE Tho MAJORITY Rally is. surely. II thu pause ar re
fleehon, lnenocdhy the Hac authors ei The tanstl'u
uen. 10y felenug lie sul 5eel ZACH to CaHanssar re
eaasi' rlsn a' vi Nped9hI aud n,c>slA, It Is pre-
rl-el3 such ra,ra# ia' present.
In the sa1'rt al distributing The proceeds Of tire sales
ii tie public Lnd-sln ueeSstus state a The p5necs It
has boom nv duty IN nHks kn Wamy sftte3 convictions
uh Yarou# eeasets ttEfa 81 Hstni session u Con
lless Al the oFamHP = t' rstra session, upward, ut
l"eNc mont 49,. s'aaaz 8 q 'ir general hope Of
ulnfmng pfesi "riN anal cfaa'f. fae. unuGndCd such
distributions bat Thai recommendation was even then cN
pressly coupled with the condition tb1t the duties on Ina
ports should mot feod the rate OF ~ per cent provided
by thecompfm'a' ii S.' These hopes We're not lit
tie eecona,s'i and these vows strengthened by the re
at IIn f4Il al a. lffHlal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
GREaTEG UNDER COsT FOR CASH.

We have on hand most oithe articles adapted to the
trade. st ch rs Lawns. Cambrics Muslins "a
cos, Ribbons Bonnets Flowers. Parasols Linens Gam
broons. Jeans, Satlten, Alpaca Lnsre, Summer Cloth
Erminee. NaAecns, Nestings, and most other articles
necessary Tor Ladies' and Geillemen's Summer
ElR.uERSS PLANTERS.
will do we'll to lay in now their supply of Fall
& Winter Goods great bargains will be given
in Blankets. fLnmcs, Eulied Cloth. Kentucky .Jeans,
Oroadciotts, Cassimercs, CassinettS, Sc. Sc.
All Goods not sold privately by the Doth September
next, will be on that day sold AT AUCTION
J. }. PuRNIS s DUFFEi.
N.B.-'Fho entire Stock of Goods would be sold alta
liberal discount from prime cost to any person wishing to
embark in the Dry Goods trade. and the stand given up
which is perhaps the best in Lyncburg.
j. p s. D.
July l8 is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
Closing up stock OF Esry GOOt'l
FOE COST.

FHSllE copartncrshp of J. j. PiRJJS g. DUFfEL
will expire in short time hy limitation We
shall commence this day to wind up the The
Stock of Goods large and well assorted and do
not expect get cost for the whole Stock. shall se
Ei,,lc -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

nd IN tho county of Giles on the l2 day OF March, 1872 OF
oour,y AZ the residence William II Sndow, ESQ., NJ Jso.
late county of Montgomery and N me on year
81 his s. M c. having received stroke Of Paralysis some
10 wears ago retired profession of the law, OF whln ne
yery member: since which iinr he mns'e
i: little socey. In early s, he represented ire e""Gy o
les son- yp the Legislature "i the Se'
,. member n, the Convention which -; AT stanton !" 'o
nd this district tern I'll of years IN
thr senate of Virginia. A. lawyer ard representative ne was
eyer faithful aud zealous-asa friend, kihd ann aeVoteu-
generous and afTrconate-as master, humane anu IN
in pecuniary TRANSACTIONS scrupuousy hohes
Lies hiful day being DER, may he rest well.
or The Wing will please copy. ,,.,
Died al his residence Cnion Monroe county, on ncdne'
The Dad instant Illness Of four weeHs mr. hSphE
BGiRSr leaving behind him amiaoe ana a'pc"'
conpanon infant Mr. Beirne was IN ,e o'n
OF his age had married upwards of Two years ana wa III e
r oynen every earthly comfort calculated 70 smooth we ,
r.j sth Of lie y business he nae seccu %
himself reputation OF unrnpeachab!r chala , nc
all of his acquaintance" bnt l' y -. ra.,
hin; intimately coad properly appreciate rs ia, yi
the community in which he lived has slsiaheu '' I
be felt for many years. His concern for h'' I.u'e
IN. p,r.ct cun,posre evinc-d in his last n"ut
other no less favorable circumstance jast. INC
lion that lie now from his labour< Ne'tI uu w ~
wness more affecting than the one "..i W.
x, accot,ned by si.te entered the ohhor !" gag, ~
upua that which Tie spirit hau JUST eeaseu
10 animate. We thought that
s.When such friends part,
1' ~ ~ ILeris5urg Hhg, March 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
Et,LIPSE TILT: SECOND

DAN be seen at my stable county ak miles Yves.
y OF the G. H. three s. E. Of Rough Creek Church. and wal do
season. which may be discharged by the pay
first of July when the season terminates u 10
The sss e gid n es s ] to 30
per day, but liability for accidents or escapes.
lie is eight old, Of dark, rich mahogany brown "iio
white Eve aud half inches in height, wiha boiy
round maple, solid a. beech measuring IN
any Stallion this Commonwealth: in word his Whole
and appearance jnst such az 10 justify the lmpssoa
by thai he ID he Ssny
passed. his Of Tie free, smooth, sweeping getting ao
oae. nc 5er hy ,bos. w Know me- best Ly
living or has lived FOR NE last
American Eclipse First his tam, Lady Nmb'e vas ~
Gays William i not the very best racef na Ater'
D. Qua III, apS d Fla. of Truce = d. Old
ful line q lar famed s;riers ail.
stock adapted to ali The purpose, n,an ,,.
for they can't hear OF him. much less fad bun, IN 'e gu 10
mnion know what say-l a." not You're man M n" ai
the seed horses o"y IN trsnny Du 10 ae.
ca-ay. This 20 for what MS worm: ao
no have never seen me ete 10 eye nat ~ ,t hn
grip may i;one. ffoty, boaslas; MOI 50 WIN 'ne
nest hearted cf this famous old DISTRICT ihry. NJ ea.'
am we'll assured will give cred for sincerity Probably u
may surprs. public that such an animal should re pa
dollars have Than when Eclipse first appear.
patronage. The fact h that Government has nea"eS,
ao ans ibiiy land Win tie srowledsr
table fact udicious place him abohi - notn
beyond discreet planters 81 t.is section nave
y determined le, ", my fellow ciz M py me
,re- us nv friends cherish the iiusion oi manihs
fortunes BY selling -,ock. Cote at soo se sea'on h
ar Is per barrel Luhe, coat seem 10 sa'cuf knoH
more particularly when hundred sel,srs TO or. e
brye in Tie superiority bcoted, hut am rn"'n: Ia
give mp profits OF my farm merely to look at ht ana
hone 10 sell Them believe, the only alternative for hesr W."
have largely and expensise 10 me ,ehr. Of ns
r., sale j. ferly to apply knife and put Tie COLLAR And
doub not, that all who viii MAKE or have made TIE
rent Mil testify that real, sDewy, bl.crd hosr
can g ork 10 death plural Of wooy egs,d Westerns
In addition have offered the pubic ~ rpsr
can also furnish coody m ,beno,t approved breed "
Dulam- sres Surveys, Chcste Sobones, Ac ana t'
;on al living rates. ~ -,
oce ofhumbu.-ery has passed. that We ar az CON-
inp 10 determined =" I'VE ny ou c" e.
.rions within naeEty OF 'ovs.leht ad
,hsoreca cuatons To and prosper without labor ana
sweat contrary uaae!abe deere ,n,t nag gone ah
! from high Heaven 'hohaS = - 10. %
| Charlotte county, April iSi2 "i-"-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
COMMUNICATED.


At Court Of Quarterly Sessions, held for county
b thereof ON Monday day Of March, le2
The recent ARCHIBALD ~ sRRisoS being suggested
ohe Court, motion of Eugene Davis, Es "a member oil Inc
Barr ,.,,, =, ,,; ,,,
Rsorred .t That the death Of Archibald 81 Harrison ae
one Of the Justices county Fnvanna the bench OF mat
county has been deprived ii one whose lofty integrity and hne
mind rendered him one of liz brightest ornaments.
esteem great degree
n hi. public virtues commanded and admiration
3D. That Rcnc cause To drpoe his loss rs
magistrate than the county czen and the community rs
ntighhor aud nan. ;,a. r.
foregoing resolutions be entered on the minutes Oh
Tie Court. ,.;.. 10
Resord further That copy of The foregoing resolutions p
sent TO the Richmond Enquirer and wing Tor lnhcaon a"a
,ba, cnv i. al 90 transmitted widow of the deceased
WM. E. SHEPHERD, d. c.
April 5, 1912.
~ The Whc is requested 70 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
Anil s

CARD-The Rev. ELI BALL has found expedent, ailer
~ fdIsehoods against Dr. John L. McCahc IN
presence called by Dr McCabe To prove MS air
cations buten of rnu,h shoulders, ana
framed the ase"o5 hch he uttered IN
whose be furnished IN tb
county j il becomes submit the public the proJf
what Ball candid and impartial shall
deridrd upon relative claims To TRUTH nave no lear oil
the verdict.
feel too but disoarsng act OF stern justice To
Dr. Mcahe well the public In state, that IN common
my neishbors with whom have convesed have come
either maciously false the result Of the most cnpab"
ignorance Let Mr. Bail deny he dart what IL set forth In mo
said by him. and other 1T
whom decacy bids being menoneda al
present have driven home upon
him. his card he does call IN question my
what he stuff The public, AFTER read
annexed statement wall r enabled to decide between US
assign each his proper position among honest ana nqoa
lilo men THOMAS w. STREET.
ing with much asionishment in the Rchmo nd TN
gurer card from Elder Eli Ball. cisefdimmg ua
r Thomas W. Streets statement to Df Jonn T.
McCabc OF which took place short time slncr
Elder Zaehariah Streets, between himself Glider PAN a
Mr. r w Street. respecting qualifications Of Dr. Mc abe as
Surgeon do hereby certify, that was present ara
that Elder Ball did That Dr NC
tabc nothing Of his prors-on thar hr bccrd We UT
Cael Was rot qualified practise Dental Surgery and That he
was sorry the public deceived by such men, ana tai,
three Dr. McCabe was broken sn"e mer
chant and has that avaeG himself OF the Bankrut
"a an evidence Of Information, his charges
were is HUG" 's''" u ''''' - THOMAS JESSE"
an r. am induced believe, the above conversation
must have escaped Balls memoryLut he did every
h nnd Ie"a'"e' =" III i'd, 0THoMAs JESSE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
MArAcoRpA, March ~, ls42.

Mr. Rives has worsted the "great Orator IN the de-
bate which we give today upon the Distribution Act
AS the Washington spondent ofthe ~ y Evening
Post says, "Mr Ryes turned the tables completely on
Mr. Clay. He showed, that according TO the doctrines
of Jefferson and Hamilton and the true theory oil go
vernment it the only proper course, whenever
loan was obtained, that at the same time security
should be given for the payment of the interest, and
its final REDEEM ption. He contended that loan could
not be obtained without practical pledge was given
to capitalists to satisfy them, that this should be paid,
both principal and interest" Mr.. Clays are not the
views of a Statesman. What is to be thought oil a
politician who al period of such pressure as this, IS
for giving away and for too the proceeds OF the
public lands and throwing himself upon the high dutt''
on reduced Importation Direct Taxation, or on
loans. yth the best guarantee of those loans too ire
rla,uablv uiyen away
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
D;s,-;du1;on ;d,unftd ,ciih the TariT.

Every Wing, who goes for an imposition Of an aoai'
,ona Protective Tariff on the South, also for p's.r
button They want give away the pr.eesds OF ,ns
Public Lands among other reasons because .ney "1"
TO raise the Tariff This is true7ior; 'ol eve. ~ ne
NJ ope to nav two or three or more, in the shape Of Du
t pesp' (sse Sir AlIens speech which We snail publish
on Friday) This identity between The Dls'on.'Tm an:
The Tariff IS stated in the following canon from the ~
Y. American-,he Bank Wing and The British cha'''
MON in the case of the Creole: ,.1s
..The Land Distribution Bill and a Pro,eetes i"r.J.
These nre The MEASURES fte Wings and those are the
MES for Wings, who sustain these measures ,,..o
"Those are tie MES for Wings, who sustain these
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

In The United states for the Eastern pse o' virginia.
- 9th March, lsi2:
y oRT BURTON county OF anSs IL il
oered Thai ali persons claiming 10 be creditors Of me ai
herr Burton show the con ON ihe l2.h Gay ., pay
49,, vhv e said Robert Burton not DECLARED Bankrupt
10 The act OF that BEHALF ami s'as cosy
s order he published the newspapers according 10 the a
and 9th Rules Of Court,
e"iF-i' HENRY GIBSON, elk.
llg-wSw
April 49,. ;u ,,s,s. ,,b,i.h IN. ahnre
onrr a week for at least twentyeisht oaSs anu ' ~ "
John ~ Haskins, OF Buckingham
r GOOD PIANO FORTE be had Of any one, North o.
Sti there doubt but that can pc 90 ainsa o, r.
,.,W p..rrr Y,eriria has now on hand ! W BY
Sixr ivs1Rif NENTS dfcen, Prices, and Is expecting
~ more by the mex, packet There Is n" n. 10 ordering r
. cn, t,c he feels himself every WY bouhu
b,c any instrument which p+reance M s' prove ee'
tive. - - tcs-axf
March - ~ w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

great fire occurred in Columbus Georgia on the e
18th inst. which destroyed property to the amount OF
500 COO Among the losers Rosseau 4 Choate,
VIM Amos Mr. Abbott, Peter Crichton, Wells Il Hud-
gins, Col S Jones, Mr.. Hargrove Boswell Il Billing
and Null ord Il Adams.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Important Treaty.-We learn from the Ohio State
Journal, that Mr. Johnson, Indian Agent, has conclud
ed treaty with the Wyandot nation, by which 10
sections about $4,000 of fine land in Crawford
county, has been ceded to the United States. The In
dams agree to move West Of the Mississippi, in lo43
at their own cost, without conductors, superintendent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

We are authorized to announce JAMES E. RoASE as
a candidate for the Senatorial District, composed OF
the City of Richmond, Henrico, Charles City, New
Kent and James CITY counties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

WILL De gold gos Gdr, f cst on a: The 5h
Nv lsa nj the :'o;i Ta.rrr kc!y Ne.tn .1n Wiahed.
lie .D f0Is. Car.oDr good hoelAer, good
Carrias Driver - years old SQUAD and song-ihe property OF
DR.. Patrick Foster OF Haitian, Vir.inia
WM. H. RICE, for Dr. FOSTER.
hnriI llG-i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

The Globe makes very just criticisms on MIR.
Clays valedictory Speech-But we have no room TOR
them, this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

rv,IOMAS CHARLES ELLIS lave now in store Their I'M
.nppy Foreign ANA Domestic staple and Fancy pkt
enabled Ia offer TO Country merchants
and others AT unusually iaw prices. ,
N, extending their business In H.Rl1'N akLand
cII EpY they added to their sock III this de
par,rnt very considerably and can now present an assortment
r,rv way desirable VIII be found the usual variety of
Scris Metals Skovels, Hoes, thes Sckles Axes Edge
Tools Scrrw Plates, Wrenche Iron Wire, Locks la,ches
sn,,n,s noe. Butis Nails Bells Buttons, Britannia
Wares Block Tin Wares Hollow Wares, Mills, Screws, Anvs
c. ,,c.s and BIS Candlcsticks, Curry Combs Guns sad
dsw &c To- which they invite the attention Of the
and country trade. 80 90,
April IIo-.ti
4 TTFyTI0Y CHESTERFIELD LIGHT DRaGoONS.-pa
,aj ~ N.nchrser on Saturday, 9th instant II O'clock,
fully equipped (excep, vaces Arms and accoutremens IN or
der for inspection. - ,,;
WIN II. TEMPLE, Orderly Sergeant.
o. This muster is required by law. ,,o =,
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

To .7rms The Republicans of Hampshire county,
(Maj. james Gibson in the Chair, and James Allen,
Secretary) have nominated Col. Charles Blue and
John Ward their candidates for the House of Ce-
legaies. They also pledge themselves to support the
Republican nominee of the Bath Convention for the
Senatorial District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
NarriaSeS.
Ilcafhs.

Married. Christ Church, Ab.rarle county, on tne o @
w ,,,s Rev Il H. WILMER Rev j. r. b. WiLmEs al Northampton
10 IIrLrx eldest Of H. skpwih, Esq Of Neck
burvr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

-Hf'sHTt y '"N'f EVf''
"Among such, Il distribution OF
the proceeds of the public lands,
pror,ded suel distribution eoss NOT
force upon Congress The necessity
If imposing upon commerce hrdrtrr
burdens thin those contemplated
by the act II II ~. would act As M
: flicirnt remedial measure By
being brought directly in AID ot
tic States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Spring .Meaneins We were indebted yesterday
to hr NcGoyerns Garden for the most beautiful bo-
nnet we have seen for FIVE months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Tile Uhigs rying 10 head Captain Tyler
The Wings are abusing MIR. Tyler, as we'll as Mr.
Rves because they have recommended the suspension
Of the Distribution act for the purpose Of relieving the
Federal Treasury. Among the bterest of his de-
nouncers, mot to speak of the Richmond Wing, which
raves like a lnanac,) is the Lynchburg Virginian He
attacks Mr. Tyler for his "weak and vac'llatng
course and SAYS "here is law the passage of which,
nine months ago, he earnestly nvoked-and now, as If
he wished to cut asunder The only ligamen which binds
him TO the Wing party he deliberately asks for IFS re-
neal Where is his consistency" Where his con-
science"
We do not mean to enlist ourselves the thorough
champions of Mr. Tyler for, upon this very question
or Distribution think he erred in his resolutions OF
80 and in his Message Of June last We had dared
to hnpe at time, too, that lie would have vetoed
the Distribution act of the Extra Session. But not.
v,hstanding these errors, cannot quietly SIT by and
sec him charged with transgressions of which he IS not
guilty at the very moment when he is coming forward
to redeem lis mistakes and with much moral courage
ecknr 10 re- establish the credit Of The Treasury We
c,n still less be silent, when his accuser guilty
of shameless vac;llaion himself, and laying himself
men 10 the very questions which he is propnundng
Mr.. TYLER. "iHhere is has consistency Where his
conscience" MIR. T. recommends the Distribution bl
n he suspenaed because the Treasury itself serious
10 in debt, mot cent Of surplus to divide because
he lands are wanting to loan on favorable
terms. and because it strikes directly at the Compo
mise act of 49, and goes abows,ot beyond the mlta'
ton of 20 per cent duties specified IN the Distribution
act itself. :,
Now. what said MIR. Tyler in his message at the Ex-
ira Sesson-and in his resolution OF 81:
- I,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

u We compelled 10 postpone the nomina-
tons of the Republicans of Amelia and Floyd. In
the former, Capt james P. Cooke, and in the latter,
Harvey Deskins are nominated as the candidates.
II See a number OF Communications ga ou' NJ 81.
paee-the proceedings of Fauqnier and Cumberland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

The Globe SAYS that ''The Loan Bill has been car
red in the House without n suspension OF the DIS
rbution act ne Mink it not improbable that The re.
call Of tie Land Fund will be attached to the Loan bill
in the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
Election of .Nauor IN Baltimore.

E7fcts0n 0f Mayor an BdU1H0Te
Solomon Flllen, Esq, dominated BY the Republican
party has been elected Mayor, by majority over both
Small the independent candidate, is 1872 over Cen
Leakin the nominee of the Wing party, is 1910, and
oyer both l26. The aggregate vote was lO,IsO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

oa'f -. - -,o.c fhot the above
-andmsni 10 the resolution Of 80 was determined IN
the Affirmative by vote of 50 to % in The House o.
Deegates-and that among the 50 ayes are the names
Of Nessrs Tolrr (of the Lynchhurg argn'an,, noas'
&c, we may retort the questions v" mere IS HIS '''
sistency, where his conscience: -f.o.h
He Mr. ToIsr) may with much grace talk OF so,n'
as the other the Ell tor Of the
Intepencer, whose glass house the witty hal1I OF ''r
.Pe,ersburg Statesman is unmerci'ui'y puI;ns :"
,eces This consistent and conscientious Editor Is no"
packing Mr. Wallace for his opposition 10
although this same Editor ga year ago. when ne was e
Wing candidate for Petersburg gave out ,nat ne
for the principle of the distribution OF the proceeds Of
the public lands among the several states, ,a. VIVA
,s ,hen .rIous,ed Condition Of Federal Treasury
What change has come the spirit OF his dream
The Federal Treasury is exhausted IN the extreme.
Treasury Notes are deprecated and faing-BankF"P'
cv starcs the Government in the face
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

The Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot says, "he bill 10 distribute the proceeds from
the saes of the public domain nevertheless repeats it.
SELF unless the % per cent clause be repealed in
the form Of bll-a result which is very doubtful
though worth the effort, perhaps" Doubtful, indeed!
Even if Congress were to adopt such provision can
Mr. Tyler sanction it, after having declared in his Re-
solution of 80 that the Compromise (or % per cent?
&C. should be held "sacrtd and inrioiate"; tarbW
Too. Why, what sort Of tar bill would that be, which
provides Of it's clauses, not that money IS TO be
rnised. but that money is TO be oren alcaY"