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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-05-26
NOTICE TO BAN1KRuPrs.

NVV1OH 10 8AN1KNOPTS.
'jNHE Clerk hereby notifies petitioners for re-
lief under the Bankrupt Law, that he will
not de!iuer the certificate Of discharge until his
costs are paid secured.
MICH, X. TROUT, ID. CLERK,
Federal Court.
May 10, 1919.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-05-26
Oct I
FAnnz 1M AUGUSTA FOR SALE.

willscll my Farm on the Mddlebrook road,
about three miles from Stanton, containing by
estimation
2o6 ACRES.
somewhat over one hundred of which are cleared.
a never failing stream of water runs through it,
on which could be made six eight acres of
good nEADOW. The Improvements are a new
LOG BARN, sixty by twenty-five feet, with a
good threshing foor---a
Goa DWEGy.I1ya house,
one and half stories high, with two rooms on
each floor, good KITCHEN, CORN CRIB,
and DAlRY over an excellent Spring.
Terms made known on application to me, and
possession givenin time to put in spring crop,
reserving to the present tenant the privilege OF
reaping his harvest.
THOMAS ]. NICHE.
Oct 7, 1871
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-05-26
New Commission House.

THE subscriber has opened Commission
House In the Town of Scottsviile, Albemare
County, for the purpose ofraceiving on tore, and
making sales of all kinds of produce entrusted to
his care. He will also attend strictly to the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-05-26
DEEDS OF TRUST AND BARGAIN AND
SALE---for sale at THE Office.

SALE BONDS, Single Bonds, &c. for sale a,
this Office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-05-26
FARMERS Loox ar rysys /!

Apri; 2l-2m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

snss The sslf possessed. sssured, light
hsaried womsa Of fashion; builhere wss q
reality and dsplh Of feeling in The few
words she had spoken 70 him. in this in.
isrsisu, that opened 10 hin entirely .
nes view in her eharsctsr.
"No. Miss EInore. /" said he earnestly.
sltsr some pause; Il may be paiasd
offended cannot be. To tell The truth, !
have bssn Ihoughlless. excited. dszzlss;
my spirits, naturally booysni. have esrfisd
me, oflsn, too far, sad. lately. ] have ofIsn
painfully suspected my own powers ORE
sisisnee; hare really felt lhsl / needed
help. bul have been too proud TO confess.
even TO myself, that | needed 10. You.
Miss Elmore, havs done what, perhaps.
no one else could have done. am over
whelmed with gratitude. and ! shall bless
you Tor il 10 The latest day Of my life. !
am ready 10 pledge myself 10 any Thing
you may ash on this subject"
Then." said Florence, . do not shrink
from doing what il 10 sale and necessary
and right for you 10 do. bscauss you have
once said you would not do il. You IN
dsrsisnd me-"
"Precisely." replied Elliot; " and you
shall be obeysd."
ID Was not more ihsna week before the
news was circulated. that even George
Elliot had signed the pledge of temper
snce. There was much wondering 81 this
sudden turn among those Who had known
bis utter repugnance to any measure Of
the kind. and the exleniio which he had
yielded 10 temptation; bu, few knew how
fine and delicate had been The touch, 10
which his pride had yielded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

Conscience and Sh0nae.--A gentleman
was msniioning IL - . remark OF an se-
quainlancs Of his, sihal he never knew
but one person that was completely wick
ed Johnson. Sir. / fon'l kros what
you mean by q person completely wick
ed Gentleman. Why. any one that
has entirely 60, rid Of al shame John
son. How Is, he then, completely wick.
edl He mus, get rid. TOO, Of al con
science Gent. i think conscience and
shame The same hing Johnson. lam
surprised 10 hear you say so; they spring
from Two different sources, and are dis
linct perceptions; one respects This world,
the o,her the next A lady. Il think.
however. that person who has col rid
Of shame 10 in fair say 10 get rid Of esn-
science Johnson. Yes, Ills par. Of
The way, grant; but there ere degrees
., which men stop, some for the fear Of
men. some for the fear Of God; shane
arises from The fear Of men, conscience
from the fear Of God"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

A daughler from is birth 10 deemed 90
ineumbrsDcs. and is existence hardly
tolerated, while son 10 The idol and ,y-
rant or bic moiher. Yet In old sge that
m0,hsr Is Too frequently lefi 20 perish
from neglect and want. Her whole life
10 . story Of wrnng end oppression.
Such 10 The social position Of the wonen
Of Indian. These are ihe mothers and
instructors OF The nation. and the rssnli
may be read in her history: A HUNDRED
millions in bondags 10 q handful Of slraa-
gers. vilh The richest soil and The nost
genial misunderstanding; silh all The sle-
menls OF wealth and power-ponr. ahjecl.
and despised. By IN immU'abls lsw.
lhe moral character Of . nation depends
on that Of is instructors. In India they
are limid, ignorant, superstiiious slave;
and children can never be altogether M
like their mother.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
TllE CREoLE MICROBES.
PATRIOTISM AND niiOoI-FNcF

de blowing is extract from the speech If
I THOMAS +. MARSHALL Of Kentucky. the Tariff.
| 1t deserves To be read by every American:
ON exclaimed MIR. NJ, if | should live 10 see the
DAY when all things that needed Tor human use and
comfort shall be pruduccd and bought and sold Within
thcsr United tate,v4en all uur mines shall have been
opened all cur rfh mountains explored and covered with
sheep walls for the use OF our hlanufacrno establish
menls-when every American citizen, let him eat and
wear, and consume, and use whatever he DESIRES to
make him happy. shall find it all bprc-hnre un,n our
own soil, within our own boundary Ihen though the
wrath Of God should be- let loose upon the nations of the
old world-though Europe should reel and trembIc be-
meath Its blows and BraIns fast anchored isle should
80 down, and sink In the mighty deep and we remain
50 nnmoved, 50 sell supplied, feel the loss
this tins would be- to me the very realization of Amcr
eau independence aH1 prespel;y. Hut this country is
not and never canbe truly independent so long as our
own labor aud capital are left unprotected Never
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
Tile Ap'srtluurn J;rntuiau
.NO.NDiF, JANUARY 81. ls4o
CAMPBELL COUNTY

Oaf falcTs vii be srltifed 10 learn. from
which We publish oa9W, that present renr,..oa,
i've. R.ci7rI H. TeIer, E~l.. has consented IN -.
gain aeandaaiie FIR bs County, at the ensung cl,c,,
Mr l9lIa annuncaiion Ut his withdrawal -
"'oes ago. was IN pursuance u resolution lour ont
tiincd-tuuacd, however. ON considerations Of ,
and private convenience, and not ON an indjsn,y -
continue IN tie public service. Knowing this
number Of his personal aad political friends reccn~ :,
dressed hm aet'er urging the propriey OF his ren,,.
my IN the Legislature, and Insisting tia, his pry,,o
SOUS 9rrcrng, should be made Yield 10 the ,,,...,
wish To this communication Mr.. Tolcr returned r4 :.
following answer: VIC
"RicnMoNp, January 9th 1870
"Geteniea:I received some DAYS an, van, '0'
ncaton. OF the i2th INST. expressing Your rror,
annuncation o my purpose moi again To be y c,r, 'ae
ior The House delegates, and urging me to tor,,
the present. that purpose. - NJ
- should he nsncere were | NOT In H.,
merely as testimonial of the appr1Iailon he - s"'''''
portion o my constituents, of the course have ~, "
as one oil me dc l'5ds l"r several Years past fran, ~,
county I" Campbell, nothing could have been .''
lying 10 my feelings. only regret that tho Jni S''
ol concentrating your sulr19es upon sync o,lr my
Wu, rendered such an appeal 10 me, in yonr ,
Al'aehl' Having determined to retire firm, lla
HE oiy because Of the Personal sacrifices IA lil pun"
oI'9 an llS'ic nom II me necessarily subjects nm, ~,
from no dissemination 10 niinue in Your sIr, a
CONSENT i"F reason 50 plre selfish 10 refuse I
ahce with Your lltlerHy request; and y,,u arc
al "heil4 l" announce thar am a candlatct r., r,.
thcP9Pe o Campbell IA the next lcysl,tnro '''"'
'bai beg You 10 be assured. gentlemen FIAT ,.,.
not The vanity h suPP7s' thai can T. n,l,r any Clii
H''iee III Tine nrnnoii1ae hssa locl interest,", Ia ,l
you rel5r. There ar. aalaar v,nrs.l,,, '
whom ms trust might be cJafied with far yre,,or
tlny that They would be successfully emf rcd ,,
S""'a ''onld 5 The pleasure oi the aood people Of
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r u * * n ~ r. i.

uNit: folLoN ING PROPERTY, belonging to
WIN. Il. i.yueh
The handsome House and Lot ON Cooke street. for
several Years past, the residence of Mrs lancey.
lie auahlc Farm uu the Iynchburp and Salem
Turnpike. about three miles from town. now in they
Possession OF :. NoWlin
The Houses and Lot near the Toll Bridge formerly
occupied by u. t.. Vi. Black, as Tavern and Grocery
The Stables and lot Iohnson's Tavern. lately
kept by L. l.. Booker, and probably oneor Two small
Houses. AllCAJAH DAVIS L.
Dec. % -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

Ladies best SealsAn. Morocco and Kid Bushns flannel
lined.
Ditto fine Kid aud Morocco Dress Slippers,
Hrniiemen's double sole fine Callsdn Boooos, a FIST
rate article tor tho present season,
DITTO Navy Shoes and Quarter Boots
Ditto fine Caskn, kipskln and Wax Leather
Boots,
Ladies and genllemens India Rubber Over Shoes, will,
leather soes-this is of the very hanlsomos and
moss cN-ci'o"' s'''"e "f he kind hat has ever bcc
offered to the public made lasts of the most ap
proved broadway and Chestnut street fashions, ADJUST
ing Itself 10 the under shoe or boot with perfect neat
ness, and beng beyond all doubt water proof Prices
adapted 10 the present scarcity of money.
NJ. w. DAVENPORT.
Jan. 81 At if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
TIE PRE-. IDENr & HIS PATRONAGE

=
! itii'r ioa " as1lgi,n IL the cderol the \. /
h'ffn dated HE l.1h INST centradicsth the rinos a,nt
81 "o 'rI roAi"auon hIV'n the pne.dfat and the
VIZ. ne Mf'ef SAYS: i know Nh Tyler has lls
"a! nie"T'd ial inafP 'nneuts he should lock ,Aeu
S''y !" those Who have uaal'rd lis tanner--fo Ii,
personal '"'HaS. ihis"a- oene" ma iodhiuoitlo
""''issS"sst f'Fan arr heaH'a r lice. who rr5I5 =
10 De fg" mea- lie Ms bold. eEplirit and emIaail.
'''f' scamp a"iI.t. an'@s that by prof sing personal
a'Yo'ion' ne has perfect immunity ornst vlaiuea. and
l'ceiise If al 'uofe abamitnliaHs How much pa
l'ca morality Is Likely 10 roman at the end Of .
months.
II IS manifest from dis declaration, thai Mr. T,lrr
has r"'t'en tie rock out u which he was Iewn. and
intends " tramplr une7 tool lic principlcs - which, he
irolss'd +, be devoted when an a=rran for powcf II
any two articles Of The Wiig cf,c stood forth in ho4,
relief than all others, il that no man should I'm the
oill@e o President longer than te,7a and that. ia The
desperation 81 patronage. reference should lie had 1
cInslHeIy to the fitness Of the applicant for office. and
not TO his personal devotion to the appointing power
MI iycr Iaderd. Claims to he the originator of The oar
term porlpl and stan soennly pie lgcd correct "a
abuses resulting if'a the corrupt of the power Of
anu appointment Yet We here see it asS~,,d
mat he declares openly his purpose 10 appoint to flee
'y i9r the Pnrp sc OF 80 distributing the patronage Of
uo government as to contribute to his re elecon-pur-
chasing 'e 'et to his support, aud lettering the mid
orm affayg themselves IN opposition 10 his retensos
W nat riSi has such man to the appellaon OF Wing
" nat r9h has his Administration to ask the confidence
or to expect the support Of the Wing party For oae.
"mie we AVON our Intention to Judge this Adminsfl-
'h by lis ae's and tos1Saln II whenever can do So
"'}e' diSca'n the idea that il is Wing Administration
or tha' the W ing party Is in any respect answeabe fr
us measures or that II ought be held responsible lr
Its policy Mr. Tyler though elected by the Whies.
u subordinate Office which has enabled him to prof.
ny contingency, which hal been anticaod. would
have certainly thrown him cut Of the line of accidental
promotion, is not Nhig-he never was sincerely with
nS-nor did he ever display any geat zeal in the cause
OF which lac is 81 distinguished beneficiary. until his
nomination to the Wee Presidency induced him to put
on LIS spur, for journey to The Far Ncst-baranonre
the people wherever he went-denouncjna the Gdd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
SE.EEk.S'G Gs'y"


! NO. j. III RVS. informs his customers and the
- public generally. that the season is nearly gone
ior selling u oter Goods he is determined from this day
to give great Bargains IN
Blankets, Finmeis .Hrrinoes Saftiaei,s. keniuei1j
and Home spun jeans, Uopgen SoehS and Siochincs
Shaeis Of all kinds. Cloths and Cassiperes Bon,ba.i
CreasSdns. and stuff Goods generally
lie has lately added +. his stock Of BonNErs Run
BOSS. CAlooEs. SILH Goops. and llosfERY of all
kinds. which will be sold al very reluced prices
JOHN j. PURVlS.
Jan. 10 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

most extraordinary forgery was perparated ON the
Bank OF America yesterday man. whose name is not
knoWn'or It known. Is Mt given, stepped up TO the
counter, and held conversation and whilst donr ca
handed chick to the teller purpong to be down by
Ar. ioml@on himself The teller, of course. did no,
suspect any thing wrong under the circumstances
and therefore paid the check which was drown for tho
sum of 1000. He thea, after talking few moments
longer. veryqniey retired The forgery was not detec
tt TIL some time after the man had left the bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
jude Of tAe,, es,em Dlsifct ~

j. =. FEM Bat MIR.
Juasr OF tileN esem Dlsnct Il "a.
Dec. 80, l. II.
ndor the clause Of the 9Th section Of the hlnlrnpt
law which declares, III shall be tie duty 81 the DIS
tlIe cum IN each district i'm ne l. te, to pnsrr 1
suitable rules ana regulations, aud rus OF proceedings
all matters OF B1nhrupteY aud 10 make them as SIM
pie AMI bne as practicable, u the end to avoid all aunc
cssIy oAPen5cs, II facilitate the Aereofby the pub
lie ii large 1t suggested that the following 5rm Of
petition BE- used in the Western District Il Virginia To be
varied according II tie laets Of the easc.-1o Wit.
Form u petition ly pers ,ris,ing 10 be declared
bankrupt
To the Ion. Isaac S. fcnnyhacker. Judge Of the
District Court Of the United States for The Western
District OF rgina:
The petition ol A. b. of--in the county Of.
sheweth your lonor that the said A. b. resident
Of the Western district u Virginia Cor has his place Of
business at III the Western District of Virginia as
the may bc) that he is owing debts which have nI
been created In consequence Of delllcution as public
officer or as executor administrator, guardian trustee.
while acting in any other Judiciary capacity and that
the suboincd list and inventory are to the best of his
knowledge and belief true and perfect list of his ccd
tors their respective places OF residence and the
due II each, and an accurate inventory Of his property
rights and credits. Of every name kind aud description
and location and situation OF each and parcel and portion
thereof, and that he Is unable meet his debts and en-
gagemens and wishes avail himself Of the benefit Of
the act entitled An Act 10 eStablic uniform system
Of bankruptcy throughout the United States"
Your petitioner therefore prays that he may be deem
ed and taken to be bankrupt within the purycw oi the
sad act; and may he 50 declared accordingly by decree
ii your Court.
And your petitioner will ever pray, Sc
Dalod-.lSt2. Signed \. 3.
Virginia. County to VII:
1ls day personally appeared before the subscriber a
justice OF the peace in and lor the county aforesaid the
aboge nomed \. b. and socuuy swole OR affirmed a
the may hc.) that the mattefs set forth in the fore
9ong petlos and the saljo,ucd list and inventory arr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

:, We Learn from the Annapolis Republican that the
her. Charles 1ofeg, whose triad has Tor some time al
traeied much attention in that city lasboea held 10 ball.
N the sum OF s3o2, for his appearance at Anne Arundel
county court ri thor Arf session. The nature Of the
evidence AGAINST Mr. Touey, or what he is snscifc,,
ohIr5e with, dos n1t Appear. ''9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
x.E.A UOS =. tx n-,.
" AsllS1roN. jan. = II.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

~ pp .,s;,r,t->-r, ~, TN, SENATE prceepi
~ -n,s,-.,,, 80, tho Tsr,osl nf the Hankr4rf
~ slsta a.a ,, ri ir,ra tlha s,gned rs three pr
s.ns sse,n- ff the rival TIE mefaoriss were rieI
ND l., ,l,s [, ,s,nlit,. q. the led .ciary
Nh, cay nf,.sftxi me Il n rs against ia,cffrcn
win he EassYnpl isW rithtr hy Iepal. p stlasac
men, er am. nsIgieni
NJ HI Gil ~ \ pfesan e Iiyc nsmijaz as ing Ia
: ,,,nag,, - T,i, n - fl IA III lsi.lula Ais, t,.#
,nsnf 4ia5a 3si.. u 81, up sta. el.arasisr
R.f NrReEft.. pr utcd $50 Il a Ike eharaet#H
with the aasi i55n. ci.iz as % NeN lHl.
Nr rDR r.R pn.sftct 4 similar igea4sial fluu
New mn
Mr. isfll0l Frrs.l'c, enc fal,u l1fl,=ipn. al
ing f4 r>rssl nlich be- NIT oraf#d 10 b.
rsat Mr. Cstat,qi Hal o. eNpr-ssfsl The apnjons n
ninrteen-twcnuel'e Il the PeIh ct the state
MI Stl X y. - pfaa'liei m"norf1l' 81 different
character. aud tw. assfag tuf amendment
Mr. n itt'.il presented Two rn"isirit'fs against !
the rpal.
Mr.. 1iFNBtR1s9\ pfssan'.d f"o OF liz /
character igJta Er Nea.y, Pan aud The ciiy ii NV
fvFk.
hr l.'i.ftiI9A Ir.s =atfI tR2e lac char +
scier.
Mr. Elm .oN pfa~sa'.d fssH, asking ff the I'd
teratt y pf III, INV 81 Hat corp raaus may IN uen
ted.
Mr. PHELPS r. szHf'A several ranausfanree en-
Vermont and ~ r H. rfcs'rtine them be- toll
.scaSi, n ~ ff. las r.lisan - vote aaajusi r.
peal.
MI TNiiN NbGE rreaen'rl Tn rctnans,r-uet#
s,.ains. tne peal 81 lat lass rom ihc State Of M
ri.
Ahait ara hsstrl memorials yeere presented this
IN nina at % ~. tsi and II oi tem wefe f,.,roa
the C.raa.ttee uu 1.- Judte.aty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
kei;lcs and skins.

4 WI, l. give the highest cash price forlllDFS AND
n SKINS. delivered at the Lynchburg Tanyard or
tan them on shares may hest suit their owners
ais wish 10 purchase l5o cords ofrtN BARK This
spring and summer tASN ELL FOE. Inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

fENlE subscriber is now receiving from celebrated
n Factory in Troy, New York, the largest assert
mcnt of CARRIAGES ever offered in THIS market
Fonns desiring 10 purchase respectfully invited Ia
eau aud examine HE stock. The prices will lie salts
factory IT, la, no doubt. II. NJ DlDIAkE
Jan. 10 Pm #
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THURMAN, WlsENN 4 CO..

The slYIc and linn u
TsrisVAN, WHENN Il CO.,
and having taken tie houSr formerly OCCUPIED hv John
Thurman, one door above Me~srs. Thurman & school
fl b. aud nearly opposite Me~~rs. Bryant & Young.
have. and will constantly keep ON hand
tLaE.E AVID EENHHis. sSsOHTMENVeE
S.fEDLFHS.
manufactured 10y themselves. Of the best materials in
the noatcst style and latest fashions
Persons Wlshln. In huy would do well 10 owe them
,'ll. a. they are determined To sell cuE,r.
Al orders puornalN attended Ia, and all repairs don.
with seuluess aud despatch
GEORGE Il. THURMAN.
LEAVES w. MRENN
JOHN {. SItACkI.EFORD
\. Be ountry produce Dtken IN exchange at cash
market prizes. torwefh. &. 49, T.
l. w. W.
j. {. :
Dec. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

"a. ..-.. ...f ... ~ "a lie fHlIilfstre i r tlsi
eta,. Iluzalil. IL tudeisaa,nas AND tai.etY -
ord Asi5urton Place him above The Suspicion oi uoeis
,,.lalng t. tA,usaaapt demands winch he can WI
sftd 10 RS Il. his larI-blf7 l8fse aai intimate
e,npe xlon with American commerce may haluI1i9
h. supposed u deter Inn from all such lctly stchlih
a. msg obviously tend 10 Interrupt IT. lac o9lo leio'
is thoroughly acquainted with the whole qnta,
f,t aIehina tie III ofseIfHh, rs affecting among an
natin. the pefrct compatible interests o humanity anu
trade That ord Ashburlpns appointment VIII he ae
cepiale 10 the United States government ma, be aiiy
inferred from Ar Everett concurrence; and We certain
IL afsue from The INST a1spc'oas fesuis.-iiea''h
afant mat We be not Disappointed
FRANCE.
Tic whole file persons Charged with The attempt to
ss~:.atc The Royal Duke tageher Win ih95 c"ai2'a
Wiit llie plot N winch II originated have been Ioaha
guilty. except pnuul.
In hinf 81 the French opened the session oi lie
f,n,t4 rs ,n ifr z1th at lis speech the occasion
= sid l.. hay excited very litil, interest PARIS. II
communicates lhe settlement 81 the Eastern question and
uc renewed among the four great powers or
doe Preservation I'll peaeesays the burdens IMPOSED are
reduced and bapt~ that banuce may be struck between
he revenues and fendllules-noes the chambers
hat PROJECT ftr system of Rail Roads Will he laid be
ioc. which be thinks may prove source otlorce and
dchesa 10 the misunderstanding 10 extend CONNER
ral relations by ncgptaonneasnfes taken 10 preserve
lhc security 81 the African possessons-france would
bear the burdens Of her situation without difficulty bn
,r aconpromi,e that thcgoyennent Will do It's duty
and enforce the laws and asks the loyal support OF the
deputies
The Circass.ans had obtained victory over the Rus
Sans consequence oil storm after they had disenbar
ked tr the lurscof destroying the grain collected by
the Eilcasslans after harvest Their ships partd then
cables and h. M thus cut of from retreat they fell int
hc hands Of the Crrassans. Only two thousand out d
30 Oa0 escaped the rest were either Killed or made pm
slnrr3.
The Sultan was still increasing his armaments, eaus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

That tie District Court Of the nitod States f1r the
district Of lrgna Will he opened st Siannion lor pro
ceeugs bankruptcy the irstday OF February II, A.
j. : PEN NtBAG
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Disturbances al hiHgs'on. .Inaaica.

The M55llcJ nmal Of The 10th inst, gives some
news from Kingston Jamaica, Of date the 3sl ult
itcIe had been ro amnno the nrero population
Christmas wreck. which made 1t necessary call oui
tue nlltar}in and OF the pirc-aud to fire ON the riot
e.s, by winch number have been killed. As common.
IN such clss the origin u The disturbances Was filne:
some nc2r, children made ulscemiy and noisy
exhibition, which tho police nj anptcd 10 stop. when
the ncr2ts gathered in sub numbers u t. he bold
M n toaflrk the police and We're driycnoa with dlli
Gully. The crowds continued 10 increase nightly. ana
the ordinary p'ieeb being Iand Insufficient lie q werner
sett spetI mrs1gc 10 the Assembly urin9 the aid
oilHe mliila. Quiet had ut been restored when tn
vfss. bringing the information sailed. The neeroc4
werr o'll nnul'oons, and the troops were gathering
II s'roug force in the city 10 reduce hcm
THE CREOLE NEGROES.
BY the same arrea', the jumal learns thai
tae report hnctol r. brought 10 the niirl States.
that the inhabitants of Kingston had objected tu re
ceRlng the Croue ncerofs, is. as we suspected inca
rect They were all welcomed as heroes, and scaf
unto various paris 81 the island for better security no
venoton Is hruached-that the Britis, laws cover the
bahama waters aud that entry into them by American
caastng vessels coming into the Gulf ioso fco fir, cy
cry slave that may be on board
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

SAruRp,r. January %. 1912
In the Senate the Treasury Note Bill discdsedat
large. II was amended and passed yeas 81 nays 20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
bill was reported for the appcIonnon Of reprcsen-