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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

The Boston Miscellany q Lhrotwe and Fasiion.-
This Is the title Of monthly, published IN Boston, by
Bradbury, SIlen < Go. and edited, with signal ability
and TASTE by Nathan Hale Jr lis typographical
ton is model OF neatness and bcauty-and each No
is accompanied by steel egragrgs exhibiting the most
elaborate finish Of the best artists. The No tol May is
enbellIshed with thee Plates the first representing
The Olken Bacaef, Illustrative of Woodworih',
sweet little poem with that titles on the second, two
scenes depicted, from Revolutionary history
one representing Gen. Marion inviting Brrtsh officer
To dine on Evolutionary fare, potatoes, AMI the other
the capture Of MAJ. An.re--thc third plate designed
for the ladies. is view Of the Paris fashions elegantly
exec2ted. Similar embellishments accompany every
number Of the Miscellany; but they not the only
tracliye features Of this periodical They in suitable
companlonshp with essays and poems and stories, Of
high order Of merit. The two numbers che old
English Dramaslso are evidently writtcnby one who
has sought inspiration at the same fountain; The Nr
tuasl'a Culleclion;' The Tourist tale Of Napes;'
The Kings Bride My First Llcnt" SC. S>c.
all papers ofHre exceence.Ihe price Of the ''Aisce
lany IS only 50 90 per annum The engraviags
more than worth the money
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a" cIie'enl meats Of conveying saIulary information
the minds Ut their eh drcu, in the least repnsvc, if
IN the ntasi inviting from.
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Nap,Eni,li.

IVVEUN II.
4 II. rcrsoos having eal against the lalo firm Of
~ Miller \ Rdckcf, are requested 10 present them 10
the subscriber Tor settlement those indebted to SAID
concern are hereby called make prompt arrange
lnenis Cor pa ymcn him. he is dcsrohs Of speedily
closing the business. AMBROSE B. RUCkER,
Snrv. pafiutr Of Miller x Rucker.
April II
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z.ksFGE KEksVCEEs.

II HI =
FENIlE subscriber IS ready 10 receive and card
WOOL. al his Machine, nj .. cents. instead OF
GEMS as heretofore Persons either leave their wool
at the MACHINE, or at John lIollin's Store.
SETH llALSEN
May rs q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Do Nothing. The amount ol rlefihcy would afford II
the country is pretfy much the same as II anner had
by s'nr calamity lost half his wagons and teams by
winch be usually carried his crops To market and
e'ish5'r,hy way Of relieving him in his difficulties
were 10 offer "a grease the whole Of the vehicles he had
le'I but We Want wagons as we'll as grease and ~
amount OF the last viii supply the place Of the i,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
Hsagw SRnith a. Jones.
Eictaond,
Smith a. Efagwr.s,
Co.NHisSiO.N .llERcliRArs

CGHNiSSiO,N ,BER CH&NFS.
IN WE assoeiatrd with them. In the nboyc hu5
ncss, NM I SMITH, formerly Of p,tlsylyanla
county, WHO viii reside, and attend 10 the business in
I.yuchbut2. To Planters. Farmers and dealers they
olor theu hest eNerpns in sales al Tobacco. Flour
Wheat, and other produce. in either Market. 70 the
customers of our house IN Richmond. whose produce,
passes through lynchburr, we will say. that its ship
mcnt shall be attended to- when directed 10 our care.
free ul commission.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

MIR. MARSlINL,d hy--Wc make room ii 5
morning r one of the four interesting speeches deiy
cred by this eloquent gentleman at the recent versa
~ Of the American Temperance 'nion III New York.
\ man of brilliant enus Of ripe learning, and Of pro
found knowledge. he bad become addicted 10 those fatal
habits Of incompetence. by which 50 many Of our most
Distinguished and esg,a men have been deserved
though appears tfala hsown statements that his indul
eencc in this vice Lad been much magnied hy his per
soal and political onepts, for the purpose Of decng
from his reputation aud diminishing his influence Ne
not regular topper many had supposed bat only
INDUCED in occasional slrccs, which not very
long 400 regarded evidence Of high spirit rather than
Of a degraded appeiile-indeed, by some they Wer,
deemed if not necessary coucomitant OF genius least
uneung indication ri lis existence But that time
has passed; and notwithstanding Byrons mssm. it is
now believed that even genuine poetry may he written
without the inspiration OF gin. Certainly Mr. Marshall
has demonstrated that alcoholic stimuants IS
sental to the oitlcst eoqucncc When such men as
Mr.. Marshall not loo proud to acknon ledge theiI
4i.s.-but rather have the moral courage to stand bold
" in the pblic confessional and proclaim their errors
and their rcpe.tance,-lt cannot fail to exert sauta
ry and powerful Influence upon public opinion. And
even those who for reasos rood or bad but satisfactory
10 their own minds. decline u!itiro themselves viii
the Total Abstinence Society, are constrained to admit
that it is a mighty instrument Of good, aud hat lis ri
nmptant course, thus far, stamped with molal s'b
Unity, grander than the ACHIEVEMENTS of the lanrtl
crowned conqueror.
There are other speeches of Mr. Marshall from which
Shall hereafter select the stnely beautiful and
effective paSsarcs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

rs, Professor George Tucker. of the University Of
Va las an article in the last Moo Hunts Merchants
Magazine. onthe subject ola sound Currency. OF the
various Fiscal schemes proposed by Mr.. Tyler and his
friends in Congress, Professor Tucker remarks, with
point and emphasis CAS- these plans would not add a
dollar otlc currency, they ufr remedy for enc OF
the great evils under which the country is now labor
ing. They may. and no doubt would, greatly facilitate
he machinery ofthc national treasury and they night
improve tie means Of remittance between the principal
cites. hit the great to's # III people thy would
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BALTIMORE MARKET NJ,

Erchongc.-Ne quote the rate for niIls ON Enpland
at - . per cent. premium; with small TRANSACTIONS
only; Sales OF bis en- Amsterdam al 3s! cents per
gujldcr.
tottc.-1he market has been heavily supplied with
Beet Cattle during the week. aud the demand been ac
tive but at shade OF reduction IN price. The offer
ings at the scales an Monday and Thursday amounted
t. upwards "t 100 head Of which 50 driven North
md all ot ic balance sold The city butchers aud pac
crS, at lrrrs ranging from 81 30 fer Inferior to 4 81
per 100 lbs. for prime quality Tie hoof which is G
quail To s. 80 net. \ Jew head cf very inferior
wc" sold at prices under lowest quotation and very
prime at prices above our highest named rate. The
ianIc OF our quotations embfaees the rates at which the
principal sales made.
Hogs Il pwards Of Toe head Of Chic IIogs have
reached the market Tins week, aud have sold generally
At J 10 &l50 per loo u.s. lot Of POO were sold
tins nuruI 10 g. 10 The District Ct Columbia and are
to tie delivered thelp al s.. The quality Of those in
market this week has letn decidedly better than any
others that have been offered this season.
Ho'r"d Street FtoH-Ihe demand for Howard
street Flour has no, hcen ycy active this week aud
prices have ruled abent last week VIZ: at 81 loo!
FROM stores The sales Of good standard mixed brands
have been Principally al |. while parcels of uniform
brand have been taken It strGt. Sales were made
yesterday afternoon at bsh ofthesc rates aud we quote
the same price to-day The wagon price is s3e7s.
city .(d!s f1oW.-'ihe sales of the week have been
uniformly made at s., cash We quote that price to
day. There stocks ii moment On hard ard no
stocks Of gram III the mills
SwYt'haaaa FHmr.-sales limited lots are making
at SAFE. Wholesale rroe 81.
Uhem. We have s'iil Ia a5e the limited character
Of tie supplies al martet. The quantities arriving are
insufficient keep the mills employed There Is no
change IN prcts-salts Of Good 10 strictly prime Md.
reds continue to be made NJ 80 to IS cous, including tran
Sacons Of hose rates to-day. sale of 1900 bushels
Penna. red was made yesterday at s. cents. We quote
good To prime white wheais at s. % cents which is
decline on THIS description.
I,, / r Z
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UJRD TIMES OUTWITTED.
SEElNG, in The early part Of Spdsg, hat trp,ts
~ must greatly decline W he in sccufds6to Nh ~
hard times, sold the creator por,iun Of my old M ~
haht stock Of Goods cost, in crder that w,vhf e.
the betief prepared. by this Fall buy m entire suck ii
NEW GoODS; and now have III paeasurs IN,
wished TO bav.' Of offering TO my friends md cusssss
the largest and ceftanly the best scecod stock n
DMF GOODS
ever had. aud at ouch exceedingly Lw prices NJ 3D.
not fail ID please any who may favor with euiI-
My Goods were bong, principally or the ready nynsv
which found to be very wrlc'me customer !, my
Northern friends, and was ID fact such inducenens
AZ to enable buy 0oods ceftainly great deal les
than actually cost 10 manufacture iheni the truth n
which every body will know by calling and exsmnjev
Tor themseyes--and without the ala Of hahsy thsv
will be convinced Of the fact. ad cannot am suss IN
otherwise han well pleased u find rrch desirable (uds
at such low prices.
To my stock Of FANCY GOODS, I particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, being uDc " such
variety and chenpness as cannot fail to pftsse.
My stock consists partly of the folIowiog srcles viz:
broad Cloths OF every shade, quality and pnrd
Ca~''msIss splendid assortment, chcatsf than esnf
offered before.
Casneta. o every color aud qiialy
Kentucky Jeans from Is upwards,
Shaws. flanhts. Pulled Cloths, and Blankcfs. Al NJ
prices,
Bonnes, Hats. aud Caps Of the most hshonabis sty Ii
EoIlcunes. Grape he Ipons.
l'nannes, something entirely ucw for Ladies' Dres-
Fancy Silks, Apachalusiss. Dombazpes, Mousn de
Lame. Mefinocs aud Citrnssians Of every d.
scrip,ion. and cheaper than ity offered be-
fore,
An excellent assortment Of Ribbons and Ixces UNUSUAL
ly low.
Domeses and Callcoes from cents to the finest i'm
ported,
llandkerehieis and Cloves
And almost every article that can be- called Eps.
Together with an excellent ss~it,fpcai of GROCE.
RlES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
spun COTTON; Sc SC
n. u. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particu-
larry invited 10 call and give my stock an exsiinaf.n
before purchasing, AZ am prepared To offer them gsa.
Inducements. ID. T. e PETERS.
Oct ID laf
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OisEg7 AIRY.

We announce with neNrrrsshlc rrgrct. the sudden
death d RobEGT c,AN. Esq. =, lis residence in Am
hers'. 'n Tuesday npht last Ills attack Was very VI
ocn,. and hcitrra physician caud rrach him. he VAS
~ more. VT. tamm in The prime Of lie, and ma
ny hopes were cherished OF lbs future usefulness. \
man o scnus and talent he babe lair to rank among
TIE nst Distinguished suns ot Virginia. But he
is cut dawn IN the ,iear ot manh.J and all
'hrse horrs are buried with Linn. But who shall
administer consolation IN his bereayed wife. whom shon
ciIleen mouths since he lei 10 the aar-,o his a,el
IN 'therto his sisters to his fri oudsl They mus, find
II IN that resignation 10 the DEGREES of Providence which
is q; once our duty aal rewan1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

lOt NC gentleman. graduated nj of the
N Norhrrnt olltG,s. wishes situation AZ teacher
cltler IN an Academy or private School, He bring
the moS un,NccptrnabIc testimonials OF moral character
aud ability to teach the Latin and Greek Langua-
ges with the higher and elementary branches Of the En-
gsh. from the Faculty Of his Alma Mater. from the
Trustees Of ilN oldest Academies in New England
in winch he formerly teacher and from the gen
tleman 10y whom he has been employed during the past
two Years IN Virginia. Any communications relative to
the aboye, addr sscd to Edwau +. Watson, Wilkin-
s5ns Shop, Chesterfield county, Na. will receive prompt
attention +. +. WATSON.
Noy. 10 III it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

Mr. " cbsier IN .Nsic loik-Mr Webster arrived in
New York the 4th inst and Oh the next day received
his friends at the City lIallaad deye,da speech oha
an hours length; III reply to complimentary address
irom }. d. Ogden, ESP, the President of the Chamber
OF Commerce. He did touch upon political questions
hayln. harmed, hope little discretonLy the fate
of his speech in Fanue Hail. We do not know
that we can better describe its character. than by
quoting the language OF the n. Y llerad.-That
paper says Ills remarks were confined prnc-
paly to generaitcsto the Importance < value of peace
between England aud the United Sates-to the no
gress Of cvilization-o his recent negotiations to
several other matters. lie did mol touch upon las posi-
fion on his relations ciM the President or utter one
word relative 10 future events Dark-darket- darkest
1t was non comnittaI speech clear through" vast
crowd attended on the OCCASION
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Ss1lhL be sold, on Thursday the 18th day Of No
w ycuber, lS42, at the late residence Of Isaac
Grass deceased in the county Of Bedford about two
n,lles below Capt pasclo Buird. all the pelisablc
Property belonging To the said dee,dent consisting Of
Eaors"s t;ssiic, Hogs aud shccp--A SO i,
the II n,th'ld and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation ten
ss. an, the crop Of Corn, consisting Of about hun
drcd barrels Oats Fodder Hay aud Tobacco; and also
elaht - J. ES, six Of whom are young and very
likely M.t"c hoys about Is years ofage, aud slIs,
aged tr1m 10 10 II Years.
TERNS-A credit of sin mouths will he given on
the above property tlr all sums over five dollars (ar
that dmenut. and under cash Will be rcgnlrd) with
the exception OF the Slaves. on each Of whom small
sum, not exceeding hlly dollars will In required in
cash. aud the balance of the purchase money for the
slaves credit Of six mts the purchasers giving
bond "i'h good security, G. \. WlNGFlElD.
JAMES +. JOHNSON.
Adults Isaac Grass deed.
Nov. 10 vtaIN #
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Nj Ar RAGE.

Iiaalea, on the 26th of October. by the Rev. VIM.
NJ n eoi Thomas II. FLoo 6. Buckingham to
MISS DoRorn, GrLcuRlsr If Prince Edward.
D.. on Thursday evening tho Sd inst, by the
NJ. iriehry Mason, RoBERT H. HUI of Halifax, to
-'s' 'esAN daughter Of H. NJ. Doss of Campbell CO.
Ro, , On the evening Of Tuesday Isl inst, by the
Nj. ~ w. W. Letlwich. Mr.. uRI.H A. WArsos, to
al Ro,f ANN, eldest daughter u I john l., ,ls
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. !

The receipts Of Flour continue very light, and stock
small in factors hands but the export demand is likewise
moderate and which has been met at IS per Dbl.
which rate the market closes firm to day for standard
Penha brands
Wheat arrived in moderate quantities, aud prices
have been pretty uniform this week. at - to Sc or
Southern and 90 Doc for Piina. red and white, Us in
quality
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cree. Bargains ana 1zara,cnrc.

ANENRN u. RICHARDS offers well selecied
h as4,riment ol Hardware Cutlery Guns, Castings.
Sc prices to sui the times Country merchants, Far
mcrs. Mechanics. aud others in want OF such Goods
will fud II greatly 10 their advantage to pivo me call.
as am ,eierninel II rive satisfaction Nly stock
s;sts ia part of the l,Iowinr articles:
.,uys, Vices. Sniths Bellows. Hand and Slelgo
Hammers Spades and Shuves Hay aud Mauurn Forks,
Grass and Cram Seythts and Sicklcs Bench aud Mon
d.ns Planes II s4lsilif assortment Hand paunl Ten
ON, Min Pm ,.1 Cr5s..ui saws. B,roca 4 Cos very
superior Axes Had and Broad Axes and ihtches. liam
mrts Br,re an5 uifs snale SLAVES Snake Auanls,
llunks,nd lIin5.a II / iIinro, Brass butts Patent
Iron Bnt,s Parliament and l1blc un,c,. and Coach
lmocs pos1el and Pen hniyc4, Srs,af4. n ,zor4 and
Ea2rStfaps Bnxes Br1she.and lurg Ivory Knives aud
T. rl. =, ., -, 60, n,tl,, II nm AMI Rome
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Es. ". MANSON,
.sTTOEs.s'EY' 1T H.lg3',

~ ANlNG removed to Lynchbnrg, will practice in
the courts Of that place, in those OF the counties Of
Amherst, Bedford & Campbell, and IL thu Quat,crly
and Ctcuit Superior Courts Of Rockbridgc. Ills office
is that present in the occupancy of DIR. Robert $.
faync on the leading from Mecn's Sore to the
river, and a iew doors below main street
Oct II iWif
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Embracing works in all the departments Of Ii.
siainre, comprising History. Biography. Travels aud
Voyages, Theology, Philosophy Poetry aud the Dr
ma, amiiy. Church and Pocket Bibles Fine Payer
b"ohs Amerioan and English Animals. Albums. Sc,
Ne Aiso large assortment OF Letter and Cap Paper
Ruled aud PLAIN; lcdgers journals DAY Buoks, Blank
aud Memorandum BOOKS Steel Pens. Quill. Maps. Sc
.ihls Splendid Collection emhraeesa greater variety
ihan any ever offered IN this place at auction. The
books art perfectly new, the latest editions. aud ium
Tie pr,Ssts ol The most eminent publishers IN the coun
try. The binding is also very superior, Of The best
Workmanship and latest style
Catalogues at TINS Choice assortment be procured
on application al the Sales Room In addition Ia the eat
aloeae. there viii be found many standard ami ia'c
wafks 81 mont which rud,r the collection superior ~
every respect and well worthy Of attention. rs the
number ii sales Wl bc limited. eener attention Ia 10
qnested; and 1t is hoped that those want ot books
will avail themselves If opportunity which seldom
oilers through the medium OF aaclon u pnlcHrng
desirable publications.
6. Books at private sale al reduced prices.
IT, All Books warranted perfect, and Sdlcs without
reserve ur CASH..
CUiS PHELPS. .luetionecr.
Ny 10 1t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. WIN. S. Balou will preach on Sunda,
next at the School House Of Beniamln horvel Esq
"i Amherst County, eight miles from Iynchbnre. A
hieht lie VIII lecture at the Masonic Hall, as usual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

Fashion again ricio'iow-Anoher race took place
between Fashion and Blue Dick the Trenton
tNe" Jersey. on the i inst in which the former was
Hictorions-Purse $500 tour mile heais-won easily in
two heats. Time, 7.3G: rs.
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For Mu.iCaI Institutions.

rENilE. subscriber hegs leave to inform the Musical
L world, that his assortment Of Music is now uncom-
monty large and MISUNDERSTANDING instruction Books
for the Piano Forte. Guitar Flute Violin &c-as we'll
as great variety ofSacrcd Music and Note Books for
snging-a Of which will be sold low, by
l.. p. NASH;
Book and Piano Fortc Seller. Petersburg, Va.
A fne assortment Of Piano Fores on hand at reduced
tries. E.P. n.
Oct. IL is
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New ionx. Nov.

Exchange on Alabama is rather worse 81 al1 is
now fair quotation. Bills on England lO6al06s on
France 5t47 sa5ij, Amsterdam 3S!; Hamburg 81 ia3i3
Brcueu 743a7j.
The Cotton market is heayy-thc sales to-day were
about 40 bales al prices in favor OF the buyer.
Flour remains Without The slightest alteration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

FHNIE SUBSCRIBERS, having OPENED large
Il fortment Of CnKA, GLASS, aud QnEEsswAng.
IN the s,orc formerly occupied by Andrew knnlcr. opp.
site g. d. 1T Davis, offer ior sale, very reduced
prices. all articles in their line. Amongst many o,hers,
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sc,,s Of various size~.
tne blue. blown. aad green Dining Sets. laes, 81, lss
and PATTERNS,
hcsutiiu American viewa DIS To
Rich China Tea Sets, Of 80, 81; and 81 pieces,
Gold band lea Sets, vnry rich.
Printed Ewors aud asiIis; and Toilette Settles; hand.
sblne paiicina,
do Plr'"s, Willow do edged and ceatnou
white patrrns,
large assortment Of rich cut, prcsscl and plaid
Glass u every description.
&. RICHARDS h Co.
Oct II I'm IL
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MriiioDlsT PROTESTANT CoArIEEHCl

METHODIST IROIESIANI GoAiIkLHCE
This tey which e,mn,uced It's s,>sio,l III tbs place
on the I'd inst. adjourned Tuesday c,enlng-peacl-
ing KEEP up, in t'eir own church. Throughout the
weck-and on Sabbath last, all the pats in the place
were occupied by its Ministers We have bern fur.
nshed with the following LIST uf lie appointments 1r
the next Conference year:
ron sIgGisIAN
The following is list of the appointments the Nr
ginia Conference Il The Methodist Protestant Church
Tor the ensuing ysar.-viz:
Ro B. rHoMrsoN. President.
Npdfor1 and Campbell circui,M j. Lam horne, Supl
S1ynclbulp saiiei-Dr. G.. Fmney
Abingdon and Good Hope ClFcuils-F. l. i. Shaver,
Snpt.
SUSSEX and Grcensville Circuit-(gnc charsr) Saul
Norment, Snpt.
Smhiied and Princess Anne Crcnit-(one charge)
Vim. McGwigean. Supt.; }. G. Winfield Asst
New Kent Cireut-T g. Clayton. supt.
Hampton and Fox ll-Io he supplied.
Northern Nech-Ihomas Taylor, Supt.; B. Burgess,
Asst.
Mathews -Iloraiio f.. Hail. Supt.
Joncssille--Janrs NJ Woods, Supt
Cumberland Mssion--L. T. Cosby. Supt.; Saml. j.
Atkins. Asst.
Hoist,n Misson--Gcorge Il. Barr. Supt.
NJ nt,omery Mission To be supplied.
Lcliiond Mlsslon- do do
Charlottesville Misson--Wm. punell. SUIT
Hoanoke Mssion- Allen 5. Flesmnan, Supt.
Ii. 4. '. Read and Sam Walker, IN the hands Of
the Presden.
David Shaver, without an appointment, al his request
L. &. Burgess the uuslaliuncd lis at his request
On motion, uf thanks returned 10 The pep
pie Of Lyncburg and vicinity, Tor their klnd hearted
hospitality, 10 the members Of this Conference during
present session.
Ou notion Resolved. that vote Of thanks lie return
cd 10 the various & urchts OF The place, lor the ii
their houses Of worship on the last Sabbath
On notion vote at thanks rendered good ro-
ther. John X d. PAYNE. I,su ll., I'll The Room
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YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY.

V''sl'oh for !2th lnst.Are the proofs in support
Hiesntflsm saicieht to establish il as science?'
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still Greater Decline.
EsO6Cg n ygffcfOn

\ RI. now receiving their supply Of +, l. An u
"A w q o recently bnuyh hi up
rapidly declining market aud such prices AZ will
enable thcm to sell mos dsinnisiingly lon
They respectfully invite the attention Of MI in want
al .SEU' .k\U omar GOODS, NJ they are deter.
mined to please.
My. tail
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BANK or VIRGINIA.

The foregoing statements show agreatly improved con
dilion oi THESE institutions Notwithstanding the resamp
ton OF specie payments which they have firmly main
tanned. II they escape the "tcnder mcrces OF Lo-
tco legislation this winter we may hope at least. that
VIC have almost touched bottom but five are to have
more qnackcry. the future only disclose the Depths
which are yGi 10 b. sounded.